"I am fiscally conservative in spades and I am socially liberal in spades," Johnson told The Associated Press.
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Art — substantial, lasting art — is created in spades.
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Selah And The Spades Dir: Tayarisha Poe At Haldwell Prep School, the student body is run by five factions: The Prefects, The Sea, The Skins, The Bobbies, and The Spades.
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Right out of the gate, Muzik's got 'em in spades.
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We have seen it in spades on his book tour.
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Horror is now available in spades on the small screen.
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She told me not to get an Ace of Spades.
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As an actor, Mahershala Ali has that magic in spades.
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The Biebs has already proved he has both in spades.
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There were metallic, sparkly fabrics in spades at the Grammys.
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Google employees, in their walkout, made that point in spades.
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China desires a "win," and RCEP provides it in spades.
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And Labor Day weekend's got all of that in spades.
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"The risk of policy inertia applies in spades," Taylor said.
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We're seeing the problem in spades in the AHCA case.
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When it comes to plot, however, Hill provides complexity in spades.
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As always, creative flair was out in spades on rallying placards.
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Everything you want Robin Williams to be he delivered in spades.
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Doesn't matter if it's Monopoly, taboo, or spades — shit gets real.
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At first, people probably don't realize the spades are even there.
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Indomitable spirit is always our goal & you have it in spades.
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Luckily, Overlord delivers in spades when it comes to subverting expectations.
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If the league needed pizzazz, "Johnny Football" had it in spades.
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That's a strategy that has appeared to pay off in spades.
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And everything that I was worried about came true in spades.
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Congrats to YouTuber LittleThai, who has earned this accolade in spades.
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Of course, Trump is doing that in spades, saying the press
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Not because of her planking prowess; she's got that in spades.
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What Werdum has is confidence and he has it in spades.
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From Ane Crabtree, our costume designer, I got both in spades.
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It has had that in spades in this tournament so far.
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That's happened in spades in the post-World War II period.
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The suit order is spades highest, then hearts, diamonds, and clubs.
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By all reports, Noma Mexico has sense of place in spades.
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"It will pay off in spades in taxes," Mr. Perri said.
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As a player and scout, Fred had hockey sense in spades.
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It's also about cutting-edge technology — something the Bentayga has in spades.
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That requires diplomatic and communication skills, which Mr Immelt had in spades.
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Junglepussy has that in spades, with an arrogance that is absolutely charming.
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Drones and pilots legally permitted to fly them are here in spades.
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In case you needed telling twice, she's got star power in spades.
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Either way, they've got grade-A wizardy and stellar outfits in spades.
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However, there's one place Americans display the growth mindset in spades: sports.
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Please note that Bitcoin meets all of these criteria, too, in spades.
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Be generous with your praise, and you'll get it back in spades.
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Guo Shuqing has proven in spades he's capable of doing the job.
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Sportsmanship is good, and one young baseball player has it in spades.
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But we've reached the finale and honestly this episode delivered in spades.
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It's trust and fun and Christian and I have that in spades.
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We have seen this approach in CIA since 28503/22019 — in spades.
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OXO has succeeded in spades with these easy-to-use ice trays.
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Mr. Puigdemont's declaration of independence has delivered in spades for the CUP.
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What Apple has in spades that Facebook does not is consumer trust.
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The first of the narrative's central characters combined all three in spades.
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Serve up sweetness in spades with this Mickey-themed ice-cream scoop.
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The establishment of a standing oversight commission reintroduces this concern, in spades.
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The movement is also known for shadowy compositions, which Birdboy offers in spades.
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The most noble of the cards were the king of clubs and spades.
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The main symbols of a legitimate thief were suits of clubs or spades.
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Watch Clarke, Kilminster, and Taylor perform "Ace of Spades" in the video above.
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There are two things she has in spades on Queen: hooks and burns.
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Luckily, "Pokémon Sun & Moon" has those in spades, and they're crazier than ever.
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I mean, if there's one thing Canada has in spades, it's spruce trees.
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In the areas I felt Hearthstone came up short, Gwent delivers in spades.
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That's something Su Jin Lee had in spades when he started his business.
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So, hold out your hand like this, Mo.Joe: You said jack of spades?
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Luckily, her sophomore release Spades & Roses pole vaults over that bar with ease.
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But for the past two weeks, we found it in spades at SXSW.
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So, the counter example is the wisdom of the Founding Fathers in spades.
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" She also does a memorable country-folk cover of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades.
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Luckily, her sophomore release Spades & Roses pole vaults over that bar with ease.
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The good news for San Diego is that it has entrepreneurship in spades.
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The legitimacy and realness McMahon craves can be found in spades in MMA.
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There is some politics-related skill that Paul Ryan definitely has in spades.
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Diamonds, clubs, spades and hearts are the same from deck to deck, printed uniformly.
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Bank of America has been showing that in spades, particularly in their consumer business.
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I'm a sucker for a wood finish, and this concept has that in spades.
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Melissa [McCarthy] has that in spades, you love her no matter what she's doing.
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If the goal of Facebook Reactions was complexity, then Facebook has succeeded in spades.
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For women like Schlafly, though, the benefits of wealthy white womanhood came in spades.
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The aviation industry needs people who think big and Alex has that in spades.
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The internet suddenly had information in spades, shoveling the findings onto Reddit or RapGenius.
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She showed her inexperience as having never moderated a debate in spades last night.
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That requires convention and choreography, which the State of the Union has in spades.
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Both potential candidates have in spades what Patrick and Cuomo lack: charisma and authenticity.
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For all the days that I skipped showering, I now paid back in spades.
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Maybe so, but the system is paying off in spades for millions of retirees.
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Gun advocates call it 'draconian' Objections, as you might imagine, have come in spades.
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Any performance and efficiency deficiencies can be rectified in spades with two engine options.
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Rappers often refer to the Champagne as "Ace of Spades" because of its branding.
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But it is something I like and it's something BattleTech gives me in spades.
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The evidence was there, in spades, all along for anyone who wanted to see.
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And when I speak to many of you, as shareholders, you have that in spades.
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Yet it's a feat that Southeast Asian ride-hailing platform Grab has achieved in spades.
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And the Internet is totally supportive of your habit, too, providing popping videos in spades.
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It's working in spades.... Because we're so out front on this, people send us information.
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For Dulli and the band, making their eighth album, In Spades, was almost too easy.
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He said his experience has taught him that the value keeps coming back in spades.
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Rmax: Jack of spades, OK. And why don't you hold out a hand, palm up?
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The price of Carter's Ace of Spades champagne ranges from $300 to several thousand dollars.
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Healthcare is about content and connections, and I had both in spades at the time.
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Which is to say, punk is an attitude, and Bad Bunny has it in spades.
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Though it has grown substantially since the Spades controlled it, business has been flagging lately.
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This season, the Milan shows delivered drama in spades, even with Gucci off the schedule.
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Other Chiefs players are already poppin' bottles of Ace of Spades and spraying the crowd!!
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I'm a big believer in spite as a motivator, and Rodgers has it in spades.
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Ms. Davidsen — who stars in Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades" at the Met beginning Nov.
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What his father did not provide in emotional connection she provided in spades, he said.
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Hamblin said that he sees "opportunity in spades" for Carrols to improve Cambridge restaurants' profitability.
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McDonagh's dialogue requires great actors to deliver it, and Three Billboards has them in spades.
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As for A-Boogie, we're told he dropped $5k on Ace of Spades champagne and Patron.
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Whatever the neologism turns out to be, a John Green novel has got it in spades.
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The Spades sold 56% of their business to Neiman Marcus Group for $33.6 million in 1999.
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The point is to eat meat, damnit, and that's what this little gem delivers in spades.
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The opera theatre advertises new autumn productions, including "Turandot" and Alexander Pushkin's "The Queen of Spades".
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It got it in spades, with dramatic contests watched by big, enthusiastic crowds at the Riocentro.
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No politician could ever be viewed as exceptional unless he or she had it in spades.
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The key to a good home networking system is simplicity and Eero has that in spades.
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And the ladies at the thumping table had gall, in spades, a royal flush of it.
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There's something inexplicably soothing about a raspy, soulful voice and Lily Moore has that in spades.
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It achieved that in spades, leaving recent Zeldas and AAA open-world games in the dust.
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What is she meant to be: a terrible secret, an ace of spades, a mere detail?
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In 1999, Neiman Marcus acquired a 56 percent stake in the Spades' business for $33.6 million.
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It's all amplified by the way in which Diana herself also exhibited those qualities in spades.
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Narcissistic people, which the entertainment industry has in spades, are only woke when it's politically convenient.
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" He also rejoined Lemmy onstage in Birmingham, England in 2014 to guest on "Ace Of Spades.
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Why was Hammarskjöld's body allegedly found with an ace of spades tucked into his shirt collar?
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People crave style, handling and reliability from their vehicles, all of which Mazda delivers in spades.
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Bottles range from $200 to $3,000 for a three-liter bottle of Ace of Spades Champagne.
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What the land had, in spades, was immense tumbling dunes, some 20183 feet high or more.
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Holding regular one-on-ones is an investment in time, but it pays off in spades.
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But his mobility and toughness — traits that he showed in spades at Duke — provided encouraging signs.
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If you liked cards, there was always a posse of people playing spades in the cafeteria.
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In nearly three years, Wickherst has come a long way, baby, earning his hairstyling stripes in spades.
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It's a lot like spades, except instead of betting on points, you're trying to outblack your opponent.
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"It's complete payback [to donors], and payback in spades," Clemente, from Americans for Tax Fairness, told me.
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IF RICH BUSINESSMEN bring both strengths and liabilities to politics, then Terry Gou brings them in spades.
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" The band formed in '75 and they produced some monster songs, including "Motorhead" and "Ace of Spades.
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Running the Treasury Department requires financial know-how, which this former Goldman Sachs banker has in spades.
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The day before he died, he had turned over an ace of spades, followed by the queen.
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Rescuers used spades and ropes to pull out 19 badly injured miners and found four others dead.
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But while I may not have complete confidence in my appearance, I have professional confidence in spades.
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And what's the meaning of his ace of spades with a blobby buglike figure in the middle?
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"Presenting to debate requires [a] unique combo of skills that Pat has in spades," Ueland told CNN.
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"The Queen of Spades" is one of the best things at the Met so far this season.
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Plus we know she can clean up for a state dinner if needed and has charm in spades.
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"The Harts thank you for your love and we send it back to you in spades," she added.
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Mr Macron, who seeks to do the same, lacks the stature but has the self-belief in spades.
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When Trump makes comments like he did Tuesday night, the latter scenario seems to be unfolding in spades.
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And always remember: Taking the time to listen and put in real effort will pay off in spades.
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" Gillis asked before continuing on to argue that the prosecution has carried the burden of evidence "in spades.
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Having a reliable spades partner is just as serious as finding a roommate for a two year lease.
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After all, if you're like most entrepreneurs, time is a valuable commodity that you don't have in spades.
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Character makes for a fighter and the Dutch-Moroccan kickboxer from Mike's Gym has got it in spades.
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Maybe they'll start thinking twice when they pull over a carload of spades who ain't done anything illegal.
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For more Tchaikovsky, the website is also streaming "The Queen of Spades," performed by the Dutch National Opera.
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Rahiem recalled how, as a teen, he would get harassed by the Black Spades, a fearsome local gang.
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Want to send them $100,000 worth of bitcoin for that 15-liter bottle of Ace of Spades champagne?
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What's especially great about the track is Ellie Rowsell's delivery which has both bark and bite in spades.
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The 56-year-old manager prizes creativity, something Totti still has in spades when deployed in shorter bursts.
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"Thornhill," a debut novel by the British illustrator Pam Smy, has all of the above ingredients, in spades.
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Hillcoat is good at stark brutality that packs an emotional wallop — and "Crocodile" has that brutality in spades.
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Frazier had spades for hands and dug to the body until there was nothing of his opponent left.
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Rather, intelligence is the best way to assess leadership ability and Buttigieg appears to have that in spades.
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But she added science has shown that within two to five years, the weight comes back -- in spades.
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Well, Robert has it in spades: tall, handsome, confident, topped by a wicked crest of pure white hair.
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"Every concern I had about President Trump's Syria decision is coming true in spades," Graham wrote on Twitter.
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Fortunately, the Bucks have both of those things in spades, and having Giannis unlocks this scheme's full potential.
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But the sentimental project is one that pays off in spades (or at least fresh veggies) for the family.
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Jack U's set brought it in spades, the pairing of Diplo and Skrillex playing behind some insane stage productions.
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But epic romance and striking style offer their own pleasures, and Queen & Slim looks to have those in spades.
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Using spades, crowbars, and pickaxes, diggers sift through several tons of earth to find a single carat of diamonds.
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Well, that and the desire to steal a coat off of J.Lo's body, which Second Act offers in spades.
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The Queen of Spades submitted former reigning Women Athletes champ RAZE, taking her title at the 8:29 mark.
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Bottom line: Targeting one person at a time and being patient with your pitch can pay off in spades.
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And that's because there's nothing that appeals more to millennials than authenticity, and Bernie has got that in spades.
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Fortunately, he has a card left to play, and it's not just any card, it's the Ace of Spades.
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A new preview for the upcoming episode on Monday, May 29 teases that the show will deliver in spades.
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They have vision and ingenuity in spades, but more importantly, they've made awesome clothes that we want to wear.
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Beyond the screen, the most important specs are battery life and storage, and the Paperwhite has both — in spades.
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In Soundview, Afrika Bambaataa, a former member of the Black Spades gang, played at the Bronx River Community Center.
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Trowels and spades she dunks in a bucket of sand, with a little motor oil mixed in for lubrication.
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In his teenage years, he was a member of the Black Spades gang, one of the borough's most notorious.
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He proved that he has those qualities England cherishes in spades, in a way that others, perhaps, do not.
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And Bangladeshi tailors and designers, who create embroidered wedding sarees that cost thousands of dollars, have that in spades.
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What there is, in spades, is evidence that the company is terrified of the organizing power of a union.
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I want folks to use these cards however they please: throwing down in spades, divination readings, numerology, poker, etc.
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Europe leads the world in education apps and Peak has proved that in spades with its successful brain-training app.
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Off-duty rescue workers stir deep basins of diced chicken, turning the sizzling mixture with scoops the size of spades.
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Coins are usually circular, but also can be pentagons, spades or even dog tags to be worn around the neck.
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But, the most important thing to keep in mind is comfort — something all of the sneakers here have in spades.
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If the same card is drawn, the tie is broken by suit in descending order: spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs.
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"This is where I put my Spades game on deck," she says of a banquette area off the living room.
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Berra and Koston bring that authenticity in spades – living legends in a sport that feels too young to have legends.
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And James Corden's Tony Awards opener, which kicked of the show's 73rd edition on Sunday, certainly had that in spades.
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To get an average monthly temperature that high, you need some extraordinary heat, and Death Valley had that in spades.
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"People go to the theater to be moved and engaged and engrossed, and this does it in spades," he said.
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Remember, weight and aerodynamics are the two biggest hurdles facing long-range EVs — and semi trucks have those in spades.
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The invites also included a bottle of Armand de Brignac champagne (Jay-Z's brand, also known as Ace of Spades).
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And if there's one thing Joe Biden has in spades it's the energy and the steadfastness to get things done.
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FYI -- a regular bottle of Ace of Spades will set you back around $300 ... so it's an expensive booze shower.
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That was puzzling, since a productivity bump should have been present if manufacturing was automating in spades, as was claimed.
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Ready to play Spades, Butler is hunched over a square folding table that's been pummeled by thousands of domino tiles.
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"Whatever the ecological factors are for island dwarfism are, they are present in spades on this island," one expert said.
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In 2007, the Spades left the brand, which by then was generating more than $80 million a year in revenue.
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Natasha Razouk has lots of piercings, and her skin is decorated with tattoos: gargoyles, fairy wings, diamonds, stars, and spades.
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While "Game of Thrones" is certainly an investment for HBO, it's one that's paying off in spades for the network.
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We're rounding up the unsung sports that need a little more attention purely because they have the "weird factor" in spades.
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It takes something special to impress Simon Cowell, but whatever it is, 16-year-old Calysta Bevier has it in spades.
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Contestants may be at times stunningly ignorant ("What's an earlobe?" asked one) but the successful ones have emotional intelligence in spades.
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"They were in a festive mood and took turns toasting Mary with Ace of Spades champagne and Ciroc," says an onlooker.
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While suit and number order determine which card is the highest in Spades, Trading Rappers relies on a completely different system.
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Mr Trump team has also made exceptions in its hiring for the sorts of regional expertise Never Trumpers have in spades.
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At our world premiere, at the great Michael Moore's Traverse City Film Festival in Michigan, audiences debunked the haters in spades.
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Noteworthy here is the President's famous dictum that when he is attacked or done ill, he will strike back in spades.
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Clinton, after all, had all those qualities in spades, and look what that did for her, not to mention the country.
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Many candidates will drop out well before then, due to poor polling and fundraising—both of which Sanders has in spades.
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Selah Summers (Lovie Simone) leads The Spades, which is the most powerful faction due to their distribution of drugs and alcohol.
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And while the pianist at the Hills doesn't seem to know any Metallica, all the other triggers are present in spades.
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Jay-Z owns a stake in drinks brand Armand de Brignac, which produces bottles of the gold "Ace of Spades" champagne.
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Their rivals, the Little Aces, control an area farther east known as the Dog Patch and ink one another with spades.
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The group ended their night at Playroom, a nightclub in Inwood, where Jay ordered 40 bottles of Ace of Spades champagne.
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At a time when traditional values appeared to be in retreat, character trumped political outlook, and character Lee had in spades.
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Some decry the "shirts and skins" nature of modern politics, but it has paid off in spades for Trump and McConnell.
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It's the most finely tuned version of a murder mystery you could hope for, with joyous performances and style in spades.
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I would work with two other boys about my age, 17, and we would take turns slamming our spades into dirt.
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But unlike the Penguins, the Oilers actually had it in spades before Chiarelli parted with it for 60 cents on the dollar.
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What North Koreans do have in spades is pride, a characteristically Korean trait that has protected this small peninsula for 5,000 years.
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It takes a lot to melt the hearts of a roomful of jaded tech journalists, and Aibo succeeded at that in spades.
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Indeed, in that respect, the show did not live up to its suggestive billing, though it did provide other pleasures in spades.
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Or perhaps it's supposed to convey that wealth or status (both of which Darius has in spades) can't save you from bigotry.
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And in the case of Houzz, the founding team of Adi Tatarko and Alon Cohen have made that dream work in spades.
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WATCH THIS: Inside JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers' "Bachelorette" Love Story The demo duo's efforts paid off in spades (and resale value).
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There are "'real benefits' to arbitration", they write, quoting a 2001 Supreme Court ruling, and those apply in spades to employment matters.
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Following the diagnosis, Rosser remained active with the band, contributing to their eighth album, In Spades, which was released on May 5.
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Ace of Spades is far more popular at $750 a bottle than it was when it was called Cattier and cost $60.
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Future Islands' "Seasons" features these in spades, where it feels like the bass guitar is pulling the keys into heightened emotional territory.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 6 Versatility is a key part any practical gift — and the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 has it in spades.
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They sat around card tables playing spades, sharing cheap liquor, laughing, and talking about their next plan for getting the hell out.
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ICYMI -- Didi and Aaron Judge brought out the huge $300-a-bottle Ace of Spades champagne after beating the Twins last week.
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In last night's episode we learned just how important the game of spades is for Black folks when Ruby's partner suddenly dies.
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If you needed any further proof that RiRi is the sheriff of style town, she just gave it to you in spades.
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Shortly after the Spades gave up control of the company, Neiman Marcus turned around and sold the brand to Liz Claiborne Inc.
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In 1993, the Spades spent more than $4,000 on materials and admission to a New York City trade show with her bags.
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I was lucky to have several friends who fit the bill in spades: Hisao Kushi, Tom Cortese, Graham Stanton, and Yony Feng.
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" Spier noted that the billionaire's genuine love for his job was evident at their lunch, adding that it "came across in spades.
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The Spades sold a majority share of the business to Neiman Marcus in 1999 and the rest to Liz Claiborne in 2006.
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"Whatever the ecological factors are for island dwarfism are, they are present in spades on this island," Dr. Green said of Flores.
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In 1996, the Spades opened a store in SoHo, and by 1998, the company was generating $2.43 million a year in revenue.
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February 1999 The Spades sold 56 percent of the company to Neiman Marcus, the high-end department store, for nearly $34 million.
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Each pitch gleams perfectly in place, but in "The Queen of Spades" she seldom shaped the notes into authoritative phrases or paragraphs.
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As long as it's within the realm of the macabre, it's a certified Halloween movie — and Amazon Prime has them in spades.
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Lise Davidsen, a 32-year-old soprano starring in "The Queen of Spades," has swiftly risen to the top of the field.
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As if we needed more inspiration, the chicest women spotted on French sidewalks are giving us soft, smoky eye inspiration in spades.
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Tampa Bay answered in spades, scoring three times over the ensuing eight minutes to put the Stars in a 4-2 hole.
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That goes in spades in its fight against insurgents based in dense urban terrain, whether for legal, normative, or public relations reasons.
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But the show was compelling regardless, mostly because of the simultaneous humanity and depravity Wagner Moura brought in spades to portraying Escobar.
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Aaron Rodgers basically found a couple patsies on the Bears defense he could take advantage of, and he did so in spades.
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With new ways to make steel, freeze orange juice, and load cargo ships, the post-war period brought technological progress in spades.
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Internet users love nothing more than mocking rich people for doing ridiculous things with their money, and this story had that in spades.
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"I definitely wondered if Ram could profitably run this business off tipping, and he has demonstrated in spades that you can," says Stalder.
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Not every player matures emotionally or refines themselves physically the way you would like them to, but Kyle has done both in spades.
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Athletes comprise nearly 40 percent of the student body, and they can be enticed by opportunity, a resource ETBU already has in spades.
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This toner has the stuff in spades, plus hydrating anti-inflammatory ingredients like aloe, chamomile, hyaluronic acid, and cucumber for softer, brighter skin.
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In a way, using the social platform makes sense: If it's a conversational tone the researchers are after, Reddit has that in spades.
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Hinds went for a small spade design on his arm with an "L" inside the shape -- a la Motorhead's "Ace of Spades" song.
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The booze -- Hennessy, Patron, Ace of Spades -- of course makes the list but it's Wale's delicate derriere and palate that caught our eye.
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Given an opportunity for playing time when Byron Buxton bruised his hand last week, Arcia rewarded the organization in spades over the weekend.
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Although the production of Spades & Roses helps to complete story, some of these songs speak just as powerfully in a stripped down setting.
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Catering to pros, meanwhile, is the sort of thing that pays off in spades down the road, much like Apple's longstanding education play.
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Nothing says the future of finance like a good old-fashioned meltdown, and the upcoming bitcoin cash hard fork has that in spades.
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", a 1980 song by black new-wave rockers the Bus Boys that proclaims "I bet you never heard music like this by spades.
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So Foreverence created a custom design for him that featured both his iconic hat and his iconic style—specifically, the Ace of Spades.
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Since selling their business, the Spades have gone on to work on philanthropic ventures and launch an accessories and footwear label, Frances Valentine.
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That is simply unacceptable behavior, as you will no doubt hear in spades on Tuesday when you testify before Congress about the scandal.
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One of the most crucial attributes a show like this needs to work is self-awareness, and luckily BoJack has it in spades.
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For travelers looking for New York City culture and nightlife all available in one spot, The Standard High Line offers both in spades.
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That hunch was confirmed by whalers in New England in the 1700s poking around with spades in the rectums of dead sperm whales.
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So the problems that we have seen are going to recur in spades if there is not a serious effort to address them.
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The singer-songwriter's got soul in spades, with a silken croon that draws easy comparisons to the likes of The Weeknd and Miguel.
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You've got your clubs, your diamonds, and so on and so forth, and kind of thinking about the directions or the gameplay of spades.
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Meanwhile, a thief who was a skilled card sharp might have had the symbols of clubs, spades, diamonds, and hearts tattooed across the knuckles.
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Early on, the Spades' Tribeca loft was crammed with boxes that she hauled up and down five floors and shipped at the post office.
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Parliament has all the characteristics of other male-dominated institutions in spades: family-hostile (and bachelor-friendly) hours, pack behaviour, a culture of drinking.
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BENSON: Look, there have been really, really terrible spades of murder and bloodshed in the streets of Chicago for a very, very long time.
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Whatever insults the billionaire businessman dished out to rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio at Thursday night's GOP debate, he got back in spades.
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In 2014, he became part-owner of Armand de Brignac, also known as "Ace of Spades," a Champagne brand run by the Cattier family.
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You turned up to see a samurai fuck up a Viking with a katana, and For Honor is here to deliver that in spades.
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But you know it when you see it -- and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has shown leadership in spades over the past several weeks.
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The Met Gala is intended to be the world's greatest stage for avant-garde fashion moments, and Frances McDormand brought the weirdness in spades.
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This move paid off in spades: New York looked like the devastating, calculating powerhouse it had been since Day 203 of the Overwatch League.
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Doctors used spades to dig out a volunteer, helped by the dogs who have been trained to burrow through drifts and sniff out victims.
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At times Selah and the Spades' stylized aesthetics overtake its storytelling, but the film is a strong debut for writer and director Tayarisha Poe.
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The band wrapped up with a performance of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades," as a tribute to metal legend Lemmy Kilmister, who died in December 2015.
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Brushing shoulders with biz aristocracy, I would network, collaborate, serve spades of bullshit, have a blast, and become the face of tomorrow in the process.
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Phil Schiller, Apple's head of marketing, claimed that while most companies choose to focus on either sound or smarts, the HomePod brings both in spades.
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All relationships come down to respect, and Jax And Brittany shows bartender Jax doesn't exactly have that quality in spades when it comes to Brittany.
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And, dear readers, we know you've got style in spades: If our list has overlooked your tried-and-true fave, don't be shy — share it!
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If there's one sector that always makes money during a boom, it's the sector that makes the spades and pick-axes for the gold-rush.
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With a jaw of stone, he soaked up the public humiliation, and the acid pens of sports writers, to come back for "más" in spades.
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It has Murphy's gleeful sadism in spades, but none of his manic camp energy; it has his treacly didacticism, but none of his genuine emotion.
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Whether you're looking for a corporate power dinner, tasting menus, boundary-pushing cocktails, or sexy seafood, Boston's got it, and it's got it in spades.
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He displayed that in spades in "Worth," outsmarting Simon, Dwight, and Rick in equal measure, and laying a trap that could win him the war.
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What Trump does have, in spades, is a cluster of raw attitudes that allow him to confidently bluster about topics with which he's utterly unfamiliar.
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But the land was cheap, so they decided to risk that cultural mores had since shifted, a gamble they say has paid off in spades.
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He transitioned from hip-hop's biggest song of the year "Panda" into Motörhead classic "Ace of Spades," which was a daring but surprisingly logical combination.
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The band puts in everything you would hope for in a rock band bent on tone and grit, and it all pays out in spades.
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"The panicked money managers ... represent the fuel that this market needs to go higher, and right now this rally [has] fuel in spades," Cramer said.
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A three-foot-tall, 100-pound bottle of Jay Z's Ace of Spades champagne is delivered to your table, flanked by its own security team.
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They lifted the floor tiles to excavate a hole with spades in which grown men can now stand upright, pulling out the earth with buckets.
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If you ignore every other tip on this list, you'll make up for it in spades by thanking the host a couple of days later.
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When things are not burning down, you're paying a premium for it, but when your portfolio is on fire, that insurance pays off in spades.
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"I firmly believe you have to have purpose and these three have it in spades," says Herjavec to CNBC about his investment in Sand Cloud.
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Fitbit has that in spades, now offering the Zip and One devices, the Charge and Charge HR bands along with the Blaze and Surge watches.
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"Ghost was there in spades originally, but it's also an incredibly time-consuming and expensive character to bring to life," director Miguel Sapochnik told Business Insider.
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Sure, Québec City has history and charm in spades, but this Canadian locale is also a happening hotspot, with oodles of amazing events all season long.
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If you are a Black American, chances are you're no stranger to a game of Spades or hip-hop as tools to liven up a party.
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The two hit up Rockwell in South Beach on Monday ... where we're told gold bottles of Ace of Spades were flowing to his table all night.
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The Cubs' Baez and Russell, either of whom might have been the best shortstop in the game a half-century ago, have those skills in spades.
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Number one: For a family night that will potentially lack electricity, Hollywood shows up with three bottles of Hennessy and a deck of cards for Spades.
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Workers use wooden spades to spread grain on the highway to dry, using half its width so that traffic can still pass on the other side.
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For a long time, it was an oft-repeated trope that tryptophan, an amino acid turkeys have in spades, was responsible for the post-Thanksgiving nap.
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" "I have an ace of spades tattoo," he continued," but the truth is Lemmy and Motörhead left their mark on me a long, long time ago.
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Episode 4, the shortest episode of season, will only run for 50 minutes, but the later episodes will make up for the time loss in spades.
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Scattered around the apartment were more than 50 envelopes of what appeared to be heroin – many marked with an ace of spades or ace of hearts.
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Such blessed assurance, at least for passengers on the busiest southern, south-western and central parts of England's railways, was what Phil Sayer gave in spades.
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Hodgman is known for serving up the ludicrousness of life in ways that blend gravity with hilarity, and this memoir has got that aesthetic in spades.
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The Bank of England no longer visits the Russell group of top universities, whose graduates apply in spades anyway, and focuses instead on less elite schools.
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A group of former Black Spades known as the Casanova Crew provided security at Flash's parties; they were as rough as anyone who might cause trouble.
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Seeing timelapse and custom performance footage is a fairly new step for style transfer, which has been applied in spades to famous paintings and iconic photos.
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There was a time when optimism was considered a desirable trait in politicians: Barack Obama and Bill Clinton had it; Ronald Reagan had it in spades.
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"She was a style icon," said Ira Silverberg, who asked the Spades to do a book while he was working at the literary agency Donadio & Olson.
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Soon after the Spades opened their first store in SoHo, Ms. Spade's designs became a coveted but accessible status symbol, winning industry awards and lifelong fans.
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A big chunk of my income goes to shared experiences, so what my savings lacks in zeros my quality of life makes up for in spades.
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This was the wonder of her Act III monologue in "The Queen of Spades," in which she averts her gaze from the darkness consuming her lover.
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If the groups pick the same card, the winner is chosen according to the card's suit (spades being the highest, then hearts, diamonds, and finally clubs).
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I thought it just went, like, king, queen, prince, princess, jack of spades, boy wizard, Dukes of Hazzard and then cartoon mouse that sews Cinderella's dress.
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Social media play and buzz are also significant, and "Twin Peaks" currently has that in spades (and its first two episodes have mostly been well received).
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For someone who desires a simple, clean hotel room with plenty of space, Andaz delivers in spades, especially considering how new everything looked after recent renovations.
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Entrepreneurialism, dedication to family, faith, military service, all of those things that we consider bedrock of a strong America — the refugee community represents those in spades.
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"[VENN] can be way more diverse and inclusive, and I think gaming needs that in spades but on a global scale," he said in an interview.
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"I was trying to figure out why black people were called spades as opposed to clubs," Hammons said in 1986, to the art historian Kellie Jones.
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Unruly brought the Murdoch family this in spades — so much so that they hired a bank earlier this year to see if they could flip it.
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He's a household name who's got charisma in spades, and his daredevil streak spurs him to do things like shoot an entire action scene in zero gravity.
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Model the king or queen after your own regal headshot, replace the spades suit with the poop emoji, or simply draw as many aces as you want.
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Jacquees was lording over the dinner table as he chowed down on oysters, king crab legs and steaks ... washing it down with Ace of Spades and Hennessy.
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Cleveland Browns: As the Browns lost belief in wide receiver Josh Gordon, they gained confidence in rookie Antonio Callaway, who delivered in spades Sunday at New Orleans.
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"The market is there in spades in terms of financing, and banks are beating each other up to participate in these financings," the first senior banker said.
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A perfect metaphor for life—whether you're a king or a queen, you'll find hearts in spades...As long as you watch out for those two jokers.
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For China a trade war with the United States is likely to be more like the loss of a five-of-spades than the queen-of-hearts.
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Check out the custom bottle of Armand de Brignac Ace of Spades champagne -- engraved with Aaron's name -- surrounded by yellow and green balloons, Green Bay Packers colors.
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Spades & Roses mixes haunting gothic bluegrass with themes of Americana to create a piece of work that will make you fall in love with the genre again.
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Besides, the coolest thing about Boba Fett was always his armor and jetpack anyway, and lucky for fans The Mandalorian has both armor and jetpacks in spades.
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TV is art — it's been art the whole time, even if that's only been recognized in recent years — and it's available in spades, to be consumed infinitely.
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Clearly Prince fit each one of those criteria in spades; you'd be hard-pressed to find a single soul who would disagree—even a cranky Justin Bieber.
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Facebook, YouTube, and Amazon also managed to largely eradicate content from ISIS terrorists Yet Anti-Muslim content remains on the platforms in spades, and its spread is persistent.
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The trailer teases that the movie has summer blockbuster elements in spades: In addition to a marriage plot, there's abs, fast cars, and hot women in couture gowns.
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"The market doesn't like uncertainty and the election result has delivered that in spades," AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver told Reuters, adding a ratings downgrade appeared likely.
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Swanson leads the way, but there's impact talent in spades playing in North Georgia, and some of it will soon make its way to historic, um, SunTrust Field.
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So, if you were starting a startup, there's really four things that are essential to every founder, and we have all of them in spades in New York.
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Moyer is a really smart and adventurous painter, and she's got expansive, painterly chops in spades (you recognize that she absolutely adores acrylic paint, not to mention glitter).
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We're told Meek will also be lubricated with spirits -- 10 bottles of Ace of Spades, 5 bottles of Moet Nectar Rosé and some Hennessy and tequila to boot.
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Kim Richards, RHOBH Why she deserves it: The Housewives franchises are at their best when a compelling personal story presents itself, and Kim Richards has that in spades.
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Outside his factory, six hands were shifting rubble with spades on a street that abruptly ended a hundred yards away with an abandoned canon and an earthen mound.
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After all, anything that we can do now to better position us for early retirement will come back to us in spades after we finally cut the cord.
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"[Ghost] was in there in spades originally, but it's an incredibly time consuming and expensive character to bring to life," Miguel Sapochnik, the episode's director, told Business Insider.
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Just put your song in the queue, order an Irish coffee with a "pataässä" (ace of spades) sprinkled on top, and get ready to sing your troubles away.
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Except there is no deep end, of course, nor diving boards or anything else that might not mix well with a Jeroboam of Ace of Spades rosé ($25,000).
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Armand de Brignac "Ace of Spades" bottles cost upwards of $300 each, so it&aposs no wonder Aniston looked like she was making that incredibly expensive glass last.
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He also knows how to use those skills to whip up brutal prejudices and fear of outsiders, and he did that in spades on Tuesday night as well.
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Even as we're ruining it, or maybe precisely because we're aware that we are ruining it, we crave pristine nature, which this part of Indonesia offers in spades.
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The sharp, blunt, chin-skimming length is on track to be the accessory of 2020 — and the Golden Globes red carpet has solidified the hair trend in spades.
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He only talks to Clyde and rebuffs Rob's obviously superior music knowledge with the kind of thoughtless entitlement and blinding privilege that middle-aged men possess in spades.
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Affordability is the ultimate selling point of Spigen cases, and the company has delivered in spades for the Galaxy S20 line, with plenty of quality budget-priced options.
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Reese Witherspoon received a pleasant surprise when she arrived home in Los Angeles — a bouquet of flowers and a case of Jay-Z&aposs Ace of Spades Champagne.
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Soon there will be only five kings left—the King of England, the King of Spades, the King of Clubs, the King of Hearts and the King of Diamonds.
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It helps that both Hublot and TAG Heuer are owned by the same parent company, LVMH (which once sued the company behind Jay Z's favorite champagne, Ace of Spades).
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Tipped to be the big improvers after a positive pre-season, Haas delivered in spades, with Romain Grosjean sixth quickest in FP2 and his team mate Kevin Magnussen ninth.
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"[Ghost] was in [the Battle of the Bastards] in spades originally, but it's also an incredibly time consuming and expensive character to bring to life," he told the outlet.
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Clarke can be heard on the group's self-titled 1977 debut album, 1979's Bomber, 1980's Ace of Spades, and the 1981 live album No Sleep 'til Hammersmith.
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For though it is true that refugees represent a bigger upfront cost than other migrants—America spends between $10,000 and $20,000 resettling each one—they repay that in spades.
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But where EU politics is concerned, the phrase that's been repeated ad nauseam of the Brexit negotiations applies here too in spades: 'nothing is agreed until everything is agreed'.
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He prizes pricing advantages, and Apple has that in spades: He estimated that its profit margins were three or four times greater than the average S&P 500 company.
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Future was seen throwing around handfuls of cash, and we're told he bought 12 bottles of Ace of Spades champagne -- those are a grand each -- and spent $30k overall.
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Kim gets that in spades and has undoubtedly been using his face time with other leaders to find just enough money to keep his scheming and repression on track.
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Judge and his teammate Didi Gregorious went all-out for the team's champagne celebration after winning their wild-card game 8-4 ... poppin' massive bottles of Ace of Spades.
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Spades and Roses, the Nashville-based songwriter's second record, takes that idea and expands it, tapping into an ancient tradition of finding strength grounded in femininity and toughening up.
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Bambaataa, a member of the Black Spades, decided in 1973 to create an organization that would offer an alternative to the gangs that were wreaking havoc on the neighborhood.
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And Dud has that in spades, and continues to give that to others, with his spirit and his energy and his will to find the light in the dark.
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That chance comes when he hears of the aged Countess (the opera's Queen of Spades), who is thought to possess a winning formula: the secret of the three cards.
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I have a shed full of rakes and spades and three-pronged cultivators because sometimes the neighborhood children will descend in a pack to help me with this task.
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"I just got home from New York, and the most beautiful flowers are here and a case of Ace of Spades Champagne," the actress said on her Instagram Story.
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Halford and his compatriots have always thrived on a certain kind of drama (think the Scottish Play, not Real Wives) and they've delivered it in spades on this new release.
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In her conversation with Lowe, Swift cited "resilience" as one of the most important qualities of friendship, which Lowe pointed out is something her longtime friend Gomez has in spades.
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Every metalhead remembers the big parts of the great metal songs—the scream at the beginning of "Angel of Death", the kick in "Battery", the bridge of "Ace of Spades".
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One staff member posted the group's reported receipt to social media, which consists of 40 bottles of JAY-Z's Ace of Spades rosé, each of which comes in at $1,200.
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Republican Senator Jeff Flake, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told Reuters that GOP senators expressed their frustration "in spades" during a lunch with Vice President Mike Pence.
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If Ivanka wanted to make appearances to speak on behalf of the women who are harassed and silenced every day, she has the public recognition to do so in spades.
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The biggest expenditures were $10,400 for 16 bottles of Grey Goose, $18,000 for 18 bottles of Ace of Spades Rosé champagne and $27,000 for 15 bottles of Dom Perignon champagne.
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Scott and his group then sat at a private table where they ordered drinks, including Don Julio 1942, Ciroc Peach and Mango, Hennessy, Patron, Moet rose and Ace of Spades.
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Good Lord, I had all of those traits in spades and never even tried drugs, let alone became an addict of anything more serious than chocolate bars and distance running.
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He said he was unfazed by the Zulus and Black Spades, some of whom are longtime friends of Bambaataa's and are angry with him and the others for going public.
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Citi has been working to remedy its deposit woes, not by building more branches but by tapping into two assets it already has in spades: ATMs and credit-card customers.
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Then again, if you're willing to write on the cards, you may as well do a lottery system and save your cards for a good old fashioned game of Spades.
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She was named best accessories designer at the Accessories Council's ACE Awards in 1999, the same year the Spades sold their shares of the company to the Neiman Marcus Group.
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A year earlier, in 2016, the Spades and two partners quietly started a new company, Frances Valentine, selling handbags, footwear and accessories online and through retailers like Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom.
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Thus ventriloquizing a reader's skepticism, Jay justifiably gloats at having occasioned, yet again, the "unbelievable"—a solid though wildly implausible verity, like the inexplicable reappearance of an ace of spades.
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BTW, the night was still young, so Johnny went down the road a piece and partied at Henry's, where he took a bottle of Ace of Spades to the face.
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The Spades sold the company in 2006, and a decade later, Spade launched a new accessories line, Frances Valentine, with her husband and her best friend and business partner Elyce Arons.
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"[Ghost] was in there in spades originally, but it's also an incredibly time consuming and expensive character to bring to life," the episode's directo, Miguel Sapochnik, told Business Insider last year.
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"I really want a wall-hung toilet," the Million Dollar Listing New York star says, adding that they'll make their money back in spades if they include it in their remodel.
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We needed "Faith" in spades, and for someone to tell us "I Want Your Sex" — very simply, not to be ashamed of what we wanted, but to proudly demand it instead.
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In other words, if you have the funds (or the credit limit) to splurge on an Hermès, Chanel, Goyard or Gucci bag, you're likely to get your investment back in spades.
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Cuban says at LIV he ordered a bottle of Armand de Brignac champagne, also known as Ace of Spades (the brand is owned by Jay-Z), which he recalled costing $140,000.
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There are times when you just want to be surrounded by deafening automatic-weapons fire in the most obscenely overwrought gun battle of your life, and F.E.A.R. delivers that in spades.
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If the two sides pull cards of the same rank, the winner will be determined by suit: spades are the highest, with hearts, diamonds and clubs -- in that order -- to follow.
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He pointed out that every sort of class exploitation Marx and Lenin accused the capitalist system of committing occurred in the Soviet Union, in spades, and was committed by communist leaders.
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Moo Burger in family-centric Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, offers both of these in spades, as families gather round communal tables to order lamb burgers, oversized hot dogs and sweet potato fries.
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Whether it was a product that streamlined our day, a service that made our lives or easier or a once-in-a-lifetime experience, some things pay for themselves in spades.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Declarations Seen as Threat to Rule of Law" (front page, June 4): Many presidents have done in spades what Donald Trump is only talking about doing.
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It's just the tiny perspective shift that makes it feel so different, and the horror genre is badly in need of new perspectives and women have that to offer in spades.
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Lopez made us remember that she's a true entertainer while underscoring that everything else about the 2018 VMAs was missing the charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent that she has in spades.
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"With that vulnerability comes immense generosity: good folks who will recognize your helplessness and recognize that you need assistance in one form or another and offer it in spades," he wrote.
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Jay-Z sent a case of his Ace of Spades Champagne to Reese Witherspoon after the Hollywood actress asked the rapper if she could have a glass at the Golden Globes.
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In our spare time, in the desolating heat, we would sit at a picnic table in the parking lot to chain-smoke and drink Red Bull and play spades or poker.
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He was in the midst of his solo on Robert Johnson's "Little Queen of Spades," letting mildly distorted blues licks fly, one by one, when the band jumped up a key.
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MELBOURNE, March 25 (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel's hopes of a Sunday "party" after Mercedes' Saturday celebrations were fulfilled in spades with a "lucky" win for Ferrari at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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Buttigieg tells us Iowa was the first chance for the top-tier Democratic presidential candidates to prove their "electability" and show they can defeat Donald Trump ... and he did it in spades.
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As Mrs May has been at pains to point out, this is true in spades for any other deal, especially for the looser Canadian-style free-trade deal favoured by many Brexiteers.
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No we're not talking about the millions of Instagram followers, Vogue cover stories, or the hordes of obsessed fans, although this group of girls certainly has all of those things in spades.
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At Adobe, as a product leader, I have that problem in spades, because we have a lot of incredible power users who have been using our products for years, if not decades.
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The memorial service was decorated with photographs of the iconic rock band and flowers, including a floral arrangement in the shape of the Ace of Spades, after the band's famous 1980 song.
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Implicit in all of it was protection --- in the form of supportive GOP groups come campaign time --- that would be there in spades for endangered members who went along, several sources said.
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Those are the kind of things that if we get what it is the President has demanded -- complete verifiable irreversible denuclearization of North Korea -- that the American people will offer in spades.
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Trading Trevor Ariza last year for Kelly Oubre Jr. has paid off in spades: After seven games, Oubre's averages for points, rebounds and shooting percentage put him on pace for career highs.
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They look identical to those used at the gaming tables but have holes punched through their centers to prevent cheaters from slipping a souvenir ace of spades, say, into a poker game.
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When that happens, the four grandmothers in Vuna pick up spades and dig into the riverbed to reach water trapped deep in the sand, and insert large plastic containers to collect it.
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So far, Covid-19 has demonstrated all these features of a contagious crisis in spades, as well as one more, the most dire: the failed promise to revolutionize our response to pandemics.
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Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s in the South Bronx, James Addison said he got involved with drugs and the gangs of the day — the Royal Javelins, Black Spades, Savage Nomads.
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Velasquez told me that one advantage to launching in the wake of an economic crisis was that longevity depended on exhibiting creativity in spades, and Quixotic Projects certainly excelled in that area.
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Just last week, Witherspoon received a bouquet of flowers and a case of Jay-Z&aposs Ace of Spades Champagne after she asked for a glass of it at the Golden Globes.
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I tell the story about City Year because I have seen firsthand how their hard work, diligence and altruism pays off in spades, and I want other cities to follow Chicago's lead.
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And I think that, as I do with my real estate endeavors, it's so important to reinvest in what you believe in, because I think it comes back to you in spades.
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Ten bottles of Ace of Spades and the best seats in the house at Miami's hottest club -- that's how Future and Nicki Minaj roll on a Sunday, or really ... early Monday morning.
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On Trump, the wizard was emphatic as he consulted his deck of cards, the cornerstone of his mysterious Art: "Two triangles of spades!" the great warlock exclaimed as he flipped through his cards.
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Typically, garden spades have slightly concave blades with a flat edge, and while not so good for digging holes, they are useful for cutting through sod, edging your lawn, or marking a trench.
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When it comes time to deliberate, I ask you to see past the chiseled muscles and sharp jawlines that all four Chrises have in spades—and instead turn your attention to the eyes.
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If you've ever seen a butt plug, you know it looks something like the spades suit on a deck of cards: It starts at a point, flares out, and then cinches back in.
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Likability, intuition, and a strong work ethic is a potent combination in any business, and many in Silicon Valley think seed-stage investors Pejman Nozad and Mar Hershenson have all three in spades.
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While the classic 1998 Spice Girls PlayStation game, Spice World, allowed you to prepare the group for live appearances, there wasn't the type of fantasy scene-setting BTS World has in cheesy spades.
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The champs pulled out all the stops for their big party -- with Rapinoe and her teammates passing around the huge gold bottle of Ace of Spades in the early hours of Wednesday's event.
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Today he's delivered in spades with a brand new single "G W M." But he doesn't come alone on the track, instead bringing with him another one of the crew's finest, Vic Mensa.
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So one hundred and forty five pounds is stacked with women who look too small to be there and just don't have the athleticism, technique, strength or experience that Cyborg has in spades.
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This is one of the only televised ceremonies where you're able to candidly talk about your love of chitlins, the art of spades, and the best way to lay your edges down comfortably.
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How then can this commission help reorient institutions like the UN "back to their original missions," as Pompeo hopes, when those missions were compromised from the start, as history has shown in spades?
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Buy Now 15-Liter Ace of Spades Nebuchadnezzar Champagne Bottle, $35,000 On the off chance you need a 15-liter gold-plated Champagne bottle or two for a holiday party, look no further.
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They include "The Magic Flute" (for ages 9 to 13), Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" (ages 10 to 15) and Hans Werner Wenze's "Bassarids" (14 to 313) — which actually does require a few soloists.
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In back-and-forth letters over the past seven months, each has used flowery language to describe the other and appeal to his sense of ego, a trait both men carry in spades.
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The greatest example of all of these tropes, of course, was not onscreen at all: It was Friends, the 10-year TV romcom, which featured every single one of these tropes in spades.
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He will need to lay on the charm in spades this week when he meets United States President Donald Trump at the G20, amid threats of further escalation in the US-China trade war.
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I think of my grandfather when he was 70, and the thought of him getting up onstage and playing "Ace Of Spades," and there's literally no way on Earth he could have done that.
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Search-and-rescue teams and military officers were working together but using simple tools such as spades and rope because conditions remained dangerous, with the land still prone to shifting and sliding, Paputungan said.
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"While most credit cards offer some kind of cash-back or points program these days, travel cards can pay for themselves in spades with some of the perks and benefits they afford," Thrillist explains.
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Back in 2015, Williams told VICE she loved working with the director, who let the cast goof around and improvise during scenes—something we might see in spades when Jessica James debuts next month.
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Being cool meant not just cultivating an aesthetic of detachment, which Pavement had down in spades anyway, proving in every offhand song and every inside joke that they did not care what people thought.
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While details about the party are being kept under lock and key, another source tells PEOPLE that the 48-year-old rapper will be serving his Ace of Spades Gold champagne throughout the evening.
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Her early operatic work also included appearances with the New England Opera Theater in Boston, where she sang Lisa in Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" and Lady Billows in Britten's "Albert Herring," among other roles.
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You want to talk about BDE (OK, nobody does anymore, I know), Cavallari served it in spades, usually from a pool, using only her flip phone or flipping her long side bangs as conduits.
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Lots of people liked Fargo's retro-leaning second season, but I was left cold by it: There was style in spades, but it lacked the elegant dread of the show's still-unbeatable first season.
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With talent in spades, it's no surprise that Los Angeles has jumped out to a 6-1 record to start the season and accrued such a negative reputation with fans of other NBA franchises.
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The dominant themes of self-discovery and the search for love are still there in spades, but unlike the film we know, these characters live in confusing, intimidating, dynamic times not unlike our own.
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One of the men, speaking on the condition of anonymity for his safety, said he and the other men had been given around $50, spades, gloves and lime powder to sprinkle on the bodies.
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On "In Spades," the second album of the decade from the reunited '90s alternative rock band Afghan Whigs, the singer and unlikely sex symbol Greg Dulli can't help but be his carnal, brooding self.
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And instead of rapping about Cristal, he put his money where is mouth was, he ended up investing in, and eventually taking over French champagne brand called Armand de Brignac, AKA Ace of Spades.
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Last month, at 32, she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades" — "gaining a reputation as the great Wagnerian promise of her generation," as The Times put it.
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Yes, he's playing the same comic-book villain that earned Heath Ledger a posthumous Academy Award, but Oscar voters are drawn to physically transformative performances, and the pained, emaciated Phoenix delivers that in spades.
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He is a Howard University graduate and knows when to wave a church fan — perhaps from the spades tournament we find out that Mulaney competed in with Nwodim's aunt, Georgette, played by Leslie Jones.
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When he returned after being thrown out of the ground, all the televisions screens were frozen on his moment of glory, and he was presented with a £500 bottle of Ace of Spades champagne.
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Selah and the Spades contains echoes of high school movies like Heathers and Mean Girls, but with a twist: It tries to probe the psychology of a character who would normally be a villain.
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Following Giggs, MCs such as Squeeks, J Spades, XL signing Nines and Mover have become stars over a constant stream of videos and free mixtapes, using YouTube to pick up where pirate radio left off.
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A 237.5km course, taking in 5,000m of tough climbing through lush green hills next to the rolling Atlantic, promised unpredictability and it delivered in spades as nearly half of the 144 starters failed to finish.
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Set in the 1970s south of France, the film certainly had style in spades, a sun-dappled sampling of huge hats, swank sunglasses, skinny arms, puffy lips, crushing Beautiful People ennui — and not much else.
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CAOS is guilty of doing all of this in spades – like with the Thirteen, a group of white women who were hung and now seek revenge after being abandoned by their coven during witch trials.
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When Mitch Orr of Sydney's ACME told us that there's no place for cream in spaghetti carbonara, our readers came out in spades to either vehemently agree or defend their wuv of the white stuff.
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WMMA pioneer Shayna "The Queen of Spades" Baszler and rookie professional wrestler took the next step in her burgeoning rasslin' career by earning the Women Athletes Championship at Premier XIII in Gilroy, California last night.
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Armand de Brignac, known as "Ace of Spades" because of the logo on the bottle, has launched Blanc de Noirs second assemblage – or blend – known as A2, according to a statement on the company's website.
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"Instead of rapping about Cristal, he put his money where is mouth was, he ended up investing in — and eventually taking over — French Champagne brand called Armand de Brignac, AKA Ace of Spades," Greenburg said.
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"Those countries with current account deficits that have relied on fixed income capital inflows to finance those deficits — and that's Indonesia in spades — are going to find it more difficult," Spencer told CNBC this week.
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On Motörhead, Overkill, Ace of Spades, Bomber, and the live album, No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith, Clarke's frantic riffs and careening solos helped to forge one of the most recognizable and relentless sounds in heavy music.
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Complementing "The Queen of Spades," the music of Tchaikovsky appears in three chamber concerts including members of the Vienna Philharmonic and the Modigliani Quartet as well as a song recital with the soprano Christiane Karg.
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WASHINGTON — Presidential budgets are by tradition declared dead on arrival even before the details reach Capitol Hill, and President Trump's $4.75 trillion budget for the 2020 fiscal year received that greeting in spades on Monday.
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It will need medical research in spades, and we'll need income support for households and businesses as they struggle to adapt to a new world of doing things in less efficient, more socially distant ways.
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The decade-old Automated Insights (which was acquired last year by Vista Equity Partners) and its primary competitor, Narrative Science, offer that up in spades, making it possible to replace humans for some specific uses.
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The point is that taking the time to prepare your dog for the arrival of your baby can pay off in spades in terms of a safe, wholesome and a mutually rewarding relationship for all involved.
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"Well, we've now got fiscal policy again and in spades, suggesting ... that bond investors are once again important," Christopher Whalen, senior managing director at Kroll Bond Rating Agency, said in a note to clients this week.
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It takes supreme talent, determination and strength for a world-class athlete to remain at the top of her game, and Serena Williams has proven time and time again that she has those qualities in spades.
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His other regret was that after Motörhead's greatest hit, "Ace of Spades", had soared to number 15 in the charts in 1980, even the band's fans seemed deaf to the equally good music that came next.
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"When we were selecting the songs for Spades & Roses, I had just fallen deeply in love with this song, because I thought that a woman would have written it about herself," Spence says of the cover.
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Simplicity is the mark of sophistication, and the American-made Blue Claw Co. waxed canvas dopp kit has both in spades, thanks to its high-end build quality, spacious spill-resistant interior, and old-school style.
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People are yearning for escape and signs of connection and compassion, and Guillermo del Toro's tale — a lush hybrid of "Beauty and the Beast" and "Creature From the Black Lagoon" — serves up the feels in spades.
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As someone who adores lentils, split peas, chickpeas, favas and dried kidney beans of every stripe, I keep them in spades in my pantry, and I could happily survive for months without ever leaving the house.
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The resulting implements — dandelion diggers and spades from handguns, double-sided hoes from thick-barreled assault rifles — would be used to grow vegetables at two public agricultural high schools and at community gardens throughout the city.
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But the one with Mr. Clarke on guitar was regarded as the classic one, leading to some of the band's best-selling albums, including "Motörhead" (1977), "Overkill" and "Bomber" (both 1979), and "Ace of Spades" (1980).
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The fan, Tim Hildebrand, 30, said in an interview on Wednesday that the lead singer, Mike Ness, called the president a bigot and a racist during a concert on July 19 at the Ace of Spades.
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A woman with the right temperament, a former prosecutor who will make mincemeat of the president, a Midwesterner, someone who understands government and knows how to get things done — she has the electability factor in spades.
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JOSHUA BARONE Lise Davidsen's Met debut this season, in Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades," more than lived up to the hype, and made me eager for her return as Leonore in Beethoven's "Fidelio," beginning Nov. 30.
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Reese Witherspoon received a huge box full of Ivy Park clothing from Beyoncé less than a week after she was sent a bouquet of flowers and a case of Jay-Z&aposs Ace of Spades Champagne.
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Spades consisted of science and technology books, clubs represented books he recommended on history and politics, and diamonds were "diversions," which Gates says are books that made him laugh, improved his tennis game or were just enjoyable.
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Whenever he closed his eyes as an infant, Wengenn Liao was quickly whisked away to a magical world where he could become a star catcher, a trapeze artist, a Picasso in training or the King of Spades.
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Felix Hufeld, head of German regulator Bafin has said he does not want to give startups "little buckets and spades" to avoid the full panoply of financial rules, but Noble said that would not be the case.
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The Spades finally cashed in when they sold 56% of the company to Neiman Marcus in 1243 for upwards of $30 million, according to Forbes, after almost a decade of pouring their own money into the brand.
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It's the kind of resilience any story worth bringing back nearly four decades later calls for; if they're going to be here, they've got to earn their keep — and Flanagan allows them to do so in spades.
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Mr. Trump also possessed in spades the primary fuel of every successful Twitter account: a bottomless thirst for promoting one's supposedly necessary ideas on anything and everything, no matter how frivolous the subject or banal the observation.
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The next evening, the white men would put up their money and the black boys would put up their hopes, and then the confidence man would turn over the ace of spades and rake it all in.
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He dropped out of high school to join a band called the Spades, which recorded the first version of "You're Gonna Miss Me." The Elevators performed frequently in and around Austin, becoming known for their energetic shows.
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What goes for a mere lawyer at the N.L.R.B. goes in spades for the attorney general of the United States, the head of the Justice Department and one of the most important people in the federal government.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI In the wake of feverish hype in the opera world, the Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen made her Metropolitan Opera debut this fall in Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades" and, if anything, surpassed the high expectations.
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Not too long ago, one of the nation's premier reporters, whose clout affords him access in spades, still found it necessary to go out, uninvited, to the home of a general who had been ducking his calls.
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Hong Kong, a culinary paradise that is arguably the dim sum capital of the world, was, until this month, sorely lacking in something that other financial capitals, like New York and London, have in spades: food trucks.
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Still, name recognition is half the battle for any new app looking to get off the ground, and the fact that HQ has that in spades is an impressive start — and a positive thing for its female hosts.
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As Lemmy taught us in the song 'Ace of Spades,' the pleasure is to play, so tonight I want to thank Lemmy and the late Phil 'filthy' Animal Taylor for their music and everything it meant for Motörhead.
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Because if those at the top of the social pyramid are subject to universal processes at work in an escalating epidemic of depression and suicide, our society can expect that more Spades and Bourdains are yet to come.
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A classical computer could take as many tries to find an item as there are things to be searched through (so up to 52 attempts to locate the ace of spades in a 52-card pack, for instance).
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When Butler isn't drenched in sweat, most of his free time is either spent in his theatre watching the same movies over and over (Friday is a favorite), or escaping into never-ending games of Spades or dominoes.
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The influence of film does not mean that the '70s martial arts trend was solely about play acting; street gangs like the Black Spades, the Nomads, and the Ghetto Brothers were actively engaging in hand-to-hand combat.
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No one wanted the slow, verbose ballads from a band's fourth album, they wanted something they could skull coldies to in a Wawa parking lot—which Municipal Waste, Warbringer, and Merciless Death were happy to supply in spades.
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"North Korea is like Cuba in spades - they have similar ratios of principal to arrears and have not yet indicated much interest in dealing with the London Club," said Blitzer, referring to debt owed to the private sector.
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Whatever gifts I gave them were given back to me in spades, each boy teaching me what it was like to wake with a little body curled next to mine, the sweet sound of a toddler's prattling before coffee.
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Armand de Brignac Champagne once belonged in the domain of wine snobs, but when it became known as Ace of Spades, it became a true Giffen good: an ostentatious wealth-signaling mechanism where desirability — and demand — increases with price.
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"Happy New Year … the harts thank you for your love and we send it back to you in spades," Pink captioned the photo of Willow sporting a wide grin as she held her new little brother in her arms.
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That the real Hillary's most lauded quality is her tenacity is not surprising: It's the one quality that any woman would have to have in spades to challenge our collective hallucination of what a woman is supposed to be.
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During Dimebash, an annual tribute to late Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell, Grohl strapped on a guitar to perform Motorhead's "Ace of Spades," joined by a supergroup including Pantera's Phil Anselmo, Metallica's Robert Trujillo and former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo.
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While the services of a qualified financial adviser don't come free, your investment can pay off in spades if you're able to secure higher returns, save money on taxes, and start working toward the financial life you really want.
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But in truth, in all but the steadiest hands, too much heady stuff tends to gum up the works in films that are mainly meant to showcase cool stunts and improbable plot twists, which this film has in spades.
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He plays cards in his spare time (spades as opposed to hearts, which was Clinton's favorite), listens to contemporary music ("Thrift Shop," by Macklemore), reads incessantly and muses on the things he reads (especially "Sapiens," by Yuval Noah Harari).
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" Still, the virtually lockstep GOP support for Trump is paying dividends, wrote Scott Jennings: "Some decry the 'shirts and skins' nature of modern politics, but it has paid off in spades for Trump and (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell.
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Here's a breakdown of what characters are featured on the various face cards:King of Spades – Robb Stark, King in the NorthQueen of Spades – Catelyn Stark, Robb's motherJack of Spades – Jon Snow, Robb's half-brother, sworn brother of the Night's WatchKing of Diamonds – Joffrey Baratheon, King on the Iron ThroneQueen of Diamonds – Cersei Lannister, Joffrey's mother and Queen RegentJack of Diamonds – Tyrion Lannister, Joffrey's "uncle" and Hand of the KingKing of Hearts – Stannis Baratheon, Eldest brother of King RobertQueen of Hearts – Melisandre, Red Priestess and advisor to StannisJack of Hearts – Davos Seaworth (the Onion Knight), Advisor to StannisKing of Clubs – Renly Baratheon, Youngest brother of King RobertQueen of Clubs – Daenerys Targaryen (Kaleesi, Mother of Dragons)Jack of Clubs – Jorah Mormont, Exiled Knight and advisor to Queen DaenerysJokers - Petyr Baelish (Littlefinger) and VarysYou can order a deck for just $20, but you'll want to do so sooner rather than later.
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Because what the customer-pleasing Seattle-based department store lacks in intimate toys and fast fashion, it makes up for in its spades of reliable brands like Hunter, Nike, Calvin Klein, and its own trusted labels at up to 40% off.
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Unlike their untrained brethren, the trained monkeys displayed self-directed behaviors when they looked into their mirrors, such as investigating normally unseen parts of their body (dolphins, who pass the mirror test in spades, do the same thing, exploring their bodies).
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It stands to reason that fans who are showing up for Stranger Things 3 are doing so primarily for their favorite characters, for the charming dynamics between those characters, and for the '80s nostalgia that Stranger Things delivers in spades.
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" Trump punctuated the anecdote with several bullet points at the end of the chapter, including: "When somebody screws you, screw them back in spades" and "Go for the jugular so that people watching will not want to mess with you.
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" Depp, Perry and Cooper, better known together as the Hollywood Vampires, took to the Grammy stage to perform their own song, "As Bad As I Am." Then, they finished up their act with a rendition of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades.
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Back in March, Caroline Spence released Spades & Roses, a stunning collection of songs that depict life in a romantic-yet-jaded way, the way you get when life's given you one too many lemons but you refuse to stop making lemonade.
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Possible violence is something you can feel, if you've been around a bit of it, and this had that in spades, even before a tall, bearded man approached anti-Trump protesters and screamed, "You're disgusting!" into their faces over and over.
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She didn't make profit for the first three years, and when the Barneys and Fred Segal retail chains found her at a trade show, the first batch of bags were exported from crammed cardboard boxes in the Spades' Tribeca loft.
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When Iggy Azalea introduced herself to all of us in "Fancy," she spent just over three minutes telling everyone how she stunts, drinking Cristal and Ace of Spades, wearing an unspecified $500,000 accessory on her wrist, and trashing a hotel.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese companies and investors are lining up in spades to take part in Shanghai's new Nasdaq-style tech board, with a groundswell of patriotic support surging further after the U.S. blacklisting of telecom firm Huawei inflamed trade tensions.
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And she was beguiling in two duets with the mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano: "It is evening" from Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" and the Barcarolle from Offenbach's "Les Contes d'Hoffmann," with the singers hiding coyly behind a feathered black fan.
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It's entirely possible none of it was, which has all kinds of dark implications—that bad luck does not always even out in the long run, and that talent, which Kauff had in spades, might not promote or protect us.
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While we saw a handful of celebrities (Elle Fanning, Ashley Tisdale, and Ashley Benson to name a few) jumping on the pastel bandwagon, and others going full redhead in spades, 2017 is bringing us a more whimsical version of these hair trends.
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If you're wondering what a bad and boujee booze order looks like ... our strip club sources tell us the fellas pounded 3 bottles of Ace of Spades, 4 bottles of Ciroc, 2 bottles of Hennessy and 2 bottles of 1942 Don Julio.
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Diddy has Cîroc, Pharrell had something called Qream—a peaches-and-cream liqueur he created "to celebrate the beautiful, independent and sophisticated women of today"—and Jay Z backs a Champagne called Armand de Brignac, also known as the Ace of Spades.
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I didn't like seeing the little black boy separated from his family and left to care for a newly orphaned baby on his own ... but I love a good story about racial power dynamics, and Watchmen offers that in spades in the pilot.
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With nearly two decades of investment experience, including from her earlier career as an equity research analyst who followed the specialty retail sector, Green has had almost laser-like focus on e-commerce businesses and her expertise has paid off in spades.
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Pink, $9.99; PhotoReady Eye Art™ Lid + Lash + Line in Peach Prism, $8.99; Super Lustrous™ Lipstick in Love Is On, $7.99; Blush Brush, $9.99; ColorStay Gel Envy™ Nail Enamel in Ace Of Spades, $7.99; ColorStay Gel Envy™ Diamond Topcoat, $7.99.
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For tech's "big five" (Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook and Microsoft), a massive push in Washington — reflected in a 24.3 percent quarter over quarter spike in lobbying spending, much of which was focused directly on the tax bill — just paid off in spades.
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Indonesian officials said on Wednesday dozens of rescuers were using spades and ropes to dig out more than 60 people who were feared buried by the collapse of an illegal gold mine on the island of Sulawesi that killed at least three.
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These are both things the Valley has in spades, and things which are very hard to reproduce by fiat elsewhere, which is why "next Silicon Valley" attempts almost always fail, and why non-compete clauses are an immediate fatal deathblow to such aspirations.
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"That came through in spades today not just in the Arkansas case, but in his separate concurrence in a case striking down a Missouri program that refused to provide otherwise available funds for preschool playgrounds to schools affiliated with religious institutions," Vladeck said.
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This was a huge violation of governing norms, the most glaring evidence yet of total gridlock in Washington, but the GOP's bet paid off in spades: Garland was all but forgotten in the election, and voters declined to punish Republicans for their obstructionism.
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The 19-year-old showed in spades why many consider him a future grand slam champion but was just unable to stay with Nadal in a gripping deciding set, which the 30-year-old sealed when the 24th seed netted a forehand.
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A longtime resident of the Bronx River Houses and former warlord of the gang the Black Spades, Bambaataa, among others, identified the four pillars of the nascent subculture—b-boying, MCing, DJing, and graffiti writing—later adding to it a fifth: knowledge.
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When he signed Cork from Swansea City last summer — a "no-brainer" of a deal, Dyche said — he knew the 28-year-old possessed the first two in spades; Dyche and Cork had worked together, briefly, at Watford earlier in their careers.
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Confidential delivers that in spades, with an entire entertainment industry system designed to distract from the real culprits and keep the whole Hollywood machine looking beautiful, the better to keep film fans from seeing the way it rots from the inside out.
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Now, as mechanization and technology transform the ranching industry, making the job of cowboy less about physical strength — though female ranchers have that in spades — and more about business, animal husbandry and the environment, women have reclaimed their connection to the land.
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That phenomenon has been put on steroids by yet another trend epitomised by Apple: the rise of intangibles such as intellectual property and brands (both of which the company has in spades) relative to tangible goods as a share of the global economy.
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Moving the show to Las Vegas and covering an entire year were two bold moves that paid off in spades, as the wrestlers' extended isolation allowed the writers to go hog wild on developing almost every character beyond viewers could possibly expect.
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His first mature works, four of which are in the show, are body prints that he made by greasing and pressing himself and others against paper, applying black pigment, and adding such symbols as American flags and spades from a deck of cards.
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" In their op-ed, Katyal and Conway concluded, "What goes for a mere lawyer at the NLRB goes in spades for the attorney general of the United States, the head of the Justice Department and one of the most important people in the federal government.
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The YouTuber, who is now known for his elaborate headwraps and confidence in spades, remembers what it was like to be new to the industry and feel scared; now, he hopes to give up-and-comers a support system they can actually relate to.
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Franklin Schneier, MD, co-director of the Anxiety Disorders Clinic and special lecturer in psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, tells Refinery29 that excessive fears of the unknown, injury, or death (all of which the ocean can bring, in spades) don't just occur randomly.
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But Monday has a different pull: many are making their way back to work and will have less time to make it into physical stores, but are still hunting out bargains, which are being offered in spades by retailers to meet (and create) that demand.
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From the red carpet questions about spades and dominoes to Leslie Jones' candid dialogue about getting old and having bad knees, the award ceremony that honors Black entertainment is all about loving and supporting one another through the good and the bad in 2017.
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That may be a sympathetic soundbite, but there are indeed internal and external factors that make some people more vulnerable to addiction, factors which Justin has in spades—genetics, lower income, and a dysfunctional home that leaves him feeling like no one loves him.
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Should you be looking for comic book thrills in hopes of skipping the absolutely putrid Batman v Superman, you're in luck, because April and the Extraordinary World will provide them in spades — while also offering characters worth caring about and a story that makes sense.
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Debuts followed in Nice, France; Amsterdam; Barcelona, Spain; Venice; and London, where he introduced to Europe roles that would define his later career, including Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin and Yeletsky in "The Queen of Spades," the role in which he made his Met debut in 1995.
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"What goes for a mere lawyer at the [National Labor Relations Board] goes in spades for the attorney general of the United States, the head of the Justice Department and one of the most important people in the federal government," Conway and Katyal write.
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I'm not even 100% sure about mine, but for now, my boyfriend and I work, because we're both intelligent and like-minded in our values and politics, because the chemistry is there in spades, and because the desire to learn more about each other grows every day.
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RATING: 3/4 VALUE FOR MONEY: 53/5 MOTORHEAD ACE OF SPADES 7 FUNCTION POWER CLASSIC VIBRATOR, LOVEHONEY, $39.99 The Motorhead range of vibrators came out three months before Lemmy's death last year (RIP), so getting one in felt like a fitting tribute to the old legend.
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And since then, it seems more and more obvious that the AWS bet that Amazon made years ago is going to pay off in spades as a strong core business that's going to have great scale without the insane overhead costs of its core retail business.
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" Lemmy Kilmister: Put it all out there Kilmister, whose hard-charging music and hard-drinking lifestyle provided the namesake for Lemmysuchus, played rapid-fire bass guitar and provided his signature whiskey-soaked growl on such Motörhead songs as "Ace of Spades" and "I Ain't No Nice Guy.
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That the Founders demanded a uniform system of bankruptcies ahead of the power to raise an army, coin currency and even declare war when they wrote the U.S. Constitution demonstrates the importance of having bankruptcy rights, and the student loan counter example proves their wisdom in spades.
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If you found yourself picking holes in the first movie, you'll probably be frustrated again; if you loved the personal stakes and the characters, there's that in spades here, with performances from the adult Losers to rival any "serious" drama; and the ending might make you cry.
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And that blob with wings—it calls to mind the symbol on Dougie's ring, which old fans will know by heart, but it also looks exactly like the blob with wings on Doppelcoop's ace of spades, the symbol he demanded to know if Darya had ever seen.
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"No, because what he actually sings in the verses is so impossible to understand that it escapes the neediness — he doesn't really seem to be asking for anything," said Mr. McPherson, citing the song's hallucinatory images (a guilty undertaker, the Queen of Spades, a dancing child).
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The hard conversations we have both had with our fathers have brought them to where they are now, politically, and when we reached out for a little comfort, we were both surprised to see that the kind of love we've exposed them to was returned back in spades.
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This immense human effort, shown in the pictures of ordinary men and women sweating with spades, running with wheelbarrows, passing stretchers over their heads will surely be the lasting image of the 19853 magnitude tremor that struck Mexico less than two weeks after a more distant 8.1 earthquake.
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In addition to having chicness in spades and a brand assortment that would impress even the savviest, hard-to-please shopper, The Helm is making it its mission to invest directly in female-founded brands – which goes back to the "aha moment" that was the genesis of her brand.
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His hero F. Scott Fitzgerald, however, had the knack in spades, learning early that it hardly made sense to knock himself out on a novella-length masterpiece like "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz" when he'd have to sell it for a pittance to the highbrow Smart Set.
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Some are gunning to have a newly discovered element—a "heavy metal," fittingly—named "Lemmium" added to the periodic table, while others are just listening to "Ace of Spades" with such frequency in the wake of our collective loss that they've catapulted it onto the contemporary Billboard charts.
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The underlying drivers of criminality — costly elections, weak rule of law, and deep social cleavages — are available in spades in UP. The good news is that voters seem hungry for a chief minister at the top who is willing to invest in development and governance to improve the state's image.
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These are not qualities that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE possesses in spades.
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"In a rising global interest rate environment, those countries with current account deficits that have relied on fixed income capital inflows to finance those deficits, and that's Indonesia in spades, are going to find it more difficult," Michael Spencer, Asia Pacific chief economist at Deutsche Bank, told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford.
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The rundown of the receipt, obtained by the outlet, reportedly shows 60 bottles of Moët & Chandon; 48 bottles of Dom Pérignon; 43 bottles of Ace of Spades; 13 bottles of Perrier-Jouët; 11 bottles of Jameson; five bottles of Veuve Clicquot; and one bottle each of Cristal, Don Julio and Belvedere vodka.
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In total, Gronk's gang tore through 160 BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE including: - 19423 bottles of Ace of Spades Rose: $18,000 - 15 bottles of Dom Perignon Rose: $27,000 There's more ... including 16 bottles of Grey Goose for $10,400, 45 orders of Maker's Mark, 24 shots of Jim Beam Fire, 3 bottles of Don Julio 1942.
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The duo were already feeling raw and vulnerable (albeit triumphant) by the time they got to Seattle, and then to hit the studio with one of their musical idols, thousands of miles from home, takes a lot of grit, and a lot of guts—something these two have got socked away in spades.
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President Carter called a 1977 visit to the neighborhood "sobering," and President Reagan compared it to London after the Blitz of World War II. Amid the poverty and chaos, street gangs with names like the Black Spades, the Savage Nomads, the Seven Immortals, and the Savage Skulls sprang up to take charge.
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The rundown of the receipt, obtained by TMZ at the time, reportedly shows 60 bottles of Moët & Chandon; 48 bottles of Dom Pérignon; 43 bottles of Ace of Spades; 12 bottles of Perrier-Jouët; 11 bottles of Jameson; five bottles of Veuve Clicquot; and one bottle each of Cristal, Don Julio and Belvedere vodka.
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From space the planet is the territory not of humans, but of the whale… somersaulting like angels or birds…Naked, with skin like oiled silk, smooth as glass…no drag, no turbulence, a velvet energy… But the beauty ended with the winches, spades and slicers of a factory ship, in a slick of oil and blood.
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They showed it in spades by organizing millions of women around the world to protest Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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One of the most widely used is Blackwood (named for the man who invented it), in which a bid of "four no-trump" asks the bidder's partner to reveal how many aces he holds: a response of "five clubs" means no aces (or all four), "five diamonds" means one ace, "five hearts" means two aces, "five spades" means three.
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