In fairness, the closet has a much spiffier setup than it did when they started out.
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For the most part, your social media should reflect who you really are -- well, maybe a slightly spiffier you.
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Without that, the NCAA will pack up its toys and select some other nice city, one with a spiffier, newer arena.
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The airline is partnering with a startup called Gladly, which provides a spiffier, more modern looking web app for customer service operations.
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Every now and then, though, intrepid producers — following the lead of enthusiastic audiences — bring shows back for second editions, often longer and sometimes in spiffier theaters.
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Asked if there had been any hesitation about employing weapon-wielding inhabitants of a grittier New York as poster children of today's spiffier city, Mr. Dixon said no.
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With the heated seats and spiffier interior and sound, and Autopilot (and seriously who'd buy a Tesla without it?), you're looking at an additional $10,000, which totals up to $46,23.
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Train companies like Great Western, which are granted franchise rights to run different lines, are still coping with the aftermath, made worse by a continuing and tricky upgrade to larger and spiffier trains.
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But the new location is spiffier and more bustling, and, rather than weekly residencies by a single performer, artists will program a month of concerts at a time, featuring a variety of musicians.
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In a very Apple-like manner: The speaker, powered by the Siri voice assistant, looks spiffier than either Amazon's or Google's version — it is a seven-inch-tall canister wrapped in a shiny mesh speaker.
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What is it if not a spiffier Buster Brown, the old-timey comic-strip character, never quite losing the impression that it was cut in the kitchen by a cost-saving parent placing a cereal bowl over the child's head?
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Whether you're heading out to the beach, up into the mountains, straight to a hotel room, or just looking for something a little spiffier or more functional (and fun) than a Chevy Malibu, it's plainly and simply the easiest way to rent a car.
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On release, Windows XP received critical acclaim. CNET described the operating system as being "worth the hype", considering the new interface to be "spiffier" and more intuitive than previous versions, but feeling that it may "annoy" experienced users with its "hand-holding". XP's expanded multimedia support and CD burning functionality were also noted, along with its streamlined networking tools. The performance improvements of XP in comparison to 2000 and Me were also praised, along with its increased number of built-in device drivers in comparison to 2000.
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" Variety film critic Dennis Harvey wrote that it "emerges an above- average genre piece that's equal parts horror-meller and doomsday action thriller". However, Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly graded the film a C, writing, "I don't care how this premise has been dressed up, we've seen it a jillion times before." Mike Hale of The New York Times wrote, "The filmmakers seem so determined to make a serious, respectable horror movie that they have only the bare minimum of fun." Amy Biancolli, writing for San Francisco Chronicle, said that the remake "boasts less of the plot and fewer characters than the original, but the hairdos are spiffier and the special effects have graduated from cheapo stage blood to the extravagant gross-outs that horror audiences now routinely expect.
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Worthington Hooker School (WHS) is a public elementary and middle school in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. It is part of the New Haven Public Schools district and is named after former Yale University professor and physician Dr. Worthington Hooker (1806–1867). It serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade in two separate buildings for its elementary and middle school provision. The school also reports the highest achievement of the city's K-8 public schools.Melissa Bailey, Still “The Site We Want”, The New Haven Independent, June 28, 2006 The original school building at 180 Canner Street, which now houses the lower school, was erected in 1900. It currently houses kindergarten through grade 2. As this school building was not large enough to encompass all nine grades, grades 3-8 were formerly located in the former Saint Stanislaus School building at 804 State Street. As of summer 2007, renovations of the main school building had been completed Worthington Hooker School Renovation, New Haven City Schools Construction websiteVincent Vitkowsky, A Showpiece Reopens, $12.9M Spiffier, The New Haven Independent, April 30, 2007 and efforts were under way to build a new school building for the middle school on nearby Whitney Avenue.
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