Basically, her spontaneous color changes constantly spark our spontaneous color changes and screenshots of her Instagram photos are always in our camera roll.
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It's probably overgrown now because it was just spontaneous […].
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" She added, "We've always kind of rolled really spontaneous.
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Instances of spontaneous abortion within the first six weeks of pregnancy were not included, the authors write, because many cases of spontaneous abortion during the first weeks of gestation may go unrecognized.
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It is exciting and spontaneous, it is entertaining and interactive.
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Well, here's your portable, wearable chess board for spontaneous showdowns.
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That's because spontaneous sex can be really difficult, she says.
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That experience turned me into a more carefree, spontaneous person.
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We had over three months to plan our 'spontaneous' cake.
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For whatever reason, older people seem to enjoy ... spontaneous boners?
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The logistics of a spontaneous trip didn't seem too complicated.
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It's very spontaneous in the way these videos come together.
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But the baseball crowd's spontaneous chants have a different valence.
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You're feeling free and spontaneous, just like a ram should!
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The spontaneous moment was widely ooh'd and ahh'd over online.
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So it was really a very spontaneous and fun day.
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It's an endearing moment, this little spontaneous burst of humanity!
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We play "Rock Lobster" and a spontaneous mosh pit happens.
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The camera isn't the default home screen for spontaneous recording.
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Thanks for making my life more exciting, spontaneous and imaginative.
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The encounter reflects Trump's instinct for stagecraft and spontaneous diplomacy.
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Another issue is the safety of the spontaneous volunteer rescuers.
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" The audience then erupted into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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" The audience then erupts into a spontaneous cheer of "Kanye!
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"It was a little spontaneous, if I'm honest," he says.
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"It was a little spontaneous if I'm honest," he said.
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This was not a spontaneous outpouring of patriotic fervour, however.
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I consider taking a spontaneous jaunt out to see her.
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It was "an overwhelming outpouring of spontaneous affection," said Flores.
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But he also keeps everything feeling very alive and spontaneous.
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Be raw, be spontaneous and most of all have fun.
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Meanwhile, women would be relegated to spontaneous pockets of visibility.
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Mr. Martins's decision was spontaneous, a City Ballet publicist said.
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Despite his perfectionism, working with him felt free and spontaneous.
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Then the idea of spontaneous togetherness seemed to spontaneously combust.
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It's always good to do fun spontaneous stuff like this.
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Much of our holiday spending is driven by spontaneous purchases.
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Aren't road trips supposed to be as spontaneous as possible?
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Spontaneous ovation tonight at a DC jazz club for #MarieYovanovitch.
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A spontaneous interaction or a calculated exposure of her process?
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It was spontaneous; People just turned up and turned loose.
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It isn't spontaneous; I plan when to have my sessions.
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The ambivalent, seemingly spontaneous scene fascinated him as a student.
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VALLE DE LA PASCUA, Venezuela — Sporadic looting and spontaneous protests.
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Alice represents the opposite: the subjective, naive, spontaneous, emotive, illogical.
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The original floral arrangement is meticulously designed to look spontaneous.
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"Nothing better than a spontaneous adventure!" he captioned the photo.
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And when that happens, the happiness is never spontaneous again.
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It feels a little like a spontaneous fan club meeting.
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This is not irrational violence or a spontaneous popular revolt.
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And after all that planning, don't forget to be spontaneous.
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Was it choreographed or more spontaneous and in the moment?
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Even as a student he was spontaneous about finding dancers.
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The crowds were spontaneous, making the protests difficult to control.
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Like most summer flings, SiR's emotions are spontaneous but fleeting.
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"It was kind of a spontaneous reaction," Shaffer told CNN.
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It's something old and new in a spontaneous, innovative moment.
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There's a chance the audience will burst into spontaneous applause.
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If children are different from us, they are more spontaneous.
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Since my process is spontaneous and active, paint goes everywhere.
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This assumption is violated, for example, by so-called spontaneous collapse theories that argue—as the name suggests—for a spontaneous and random collapse of the wave function, but one that is independent of measurement.
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When it comes to beauty highs, nothing beats a spontaneous compliment.
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He's very spontaneous, and that to me is the most encouraging.
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Photographs are spontaneous and exciting, something that he creates, not inherits.
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The killing was "unplanned and spontaneous," Smartt said during the trial.
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Some of my very best shots have been totally spontaneous moments.
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It's life as they see it — honest, spontaneous, difficult, and joyous.
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As it turns out, you can't exactly script a spontaneous moment.
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First it was a spontaneous event sparked by an internet video.
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I think the process feels spontaneous, but is also very structured.
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Obviously, these kinds of preparations aren't possible for more spontaneous protests.
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Why is Spencer bringing the evidence to a spontaneous car alarm?
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But I still want the show to feel spontaneous and fun.
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"Isn't the reckless and spontaneous of you, Shawn Hunter," Katy says.
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Over time, though, spontaneous ovulation evolved, rendering the female orgasm unnecessary.
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And woe betide the tourist who attempts any spontaneous re-enactment.
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After all, good sex is supposed to be spontaneous and surprising.
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It's better to be outrageous and spontaneous than correct and scripted.
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But the success of bertsolaritza was not spontaneous: it was planned.
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I realised that people really respond to spontaneous words of encouragement.
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Last season she debuted a choppy lob and the spontaneous fringe.
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Simulating a spontaneous, accidental car explosion on schedule takes more planning.
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II. In quantum theory, fields have a lot of spontaneous activity.
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Some people prefer this more mythical, spontaneous way of meeting people.
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This type of spontaneous enthusiasm filters through the music of Weaves.
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Sometimes it's spontaneous, sometimes it's scripted, but it's about the storytelling.
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So I don't know how spontaneous it all was for him.
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It's easy to be spontaneous when you have plenty of encouragement!
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"He came across very well, also at times spontaneous," he said.
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Those people have said the demolition was spontaneous and not planned.
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I am the most random, spontaneous individual you will ever meet.
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"Spontaneous pneuomothorax," a type of lung collapse, is one possible explanation.
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So I'm spontaneous, but I also need things to be organized.
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It's spontaneous, like improv comedy and some varieties of slam poetry.
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One of those people who was just incredibly fun and spontaneous.
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He didn't get it, but Crean awaited with some spontaneous encouragement.
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"Creativity comes from spontaneous meetings, from random discussions," Mr. Jobs said.
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Despite such controls, there have been some moments of spontaneous humanity.
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And Alexa is now less likely to produce spontaneous, sinister laughter.
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These defects are usually incompatible with life, and spontaneous abortions occur.
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Maybe I was never meant to be the adventurous, spontaneous type.
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It requires "spontaneous thought," lower attention levels and reduced cognitive control.
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Funny, sweet and spontaneous, it's millennial folk-rock at its best.
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Our sex life had always been spontaneous and playful and joyful.
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Previously, scientists have spotted spontaneous reconnection on the sun and Earth.
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A wonderful read even if you don't like spontaneous human combustion.
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"If it was something spontaneous, then who is commanding?" he said.
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"This came out spontaneous," Miller said of her "Never Trump" comments.
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Billie really is that character, she's wild and free and spontaneous.
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Just like physics allows for the spontaneous formation of crystals, whose periodicity breaks the symmetry of space, so too should it allow for the spontaneous formation of time crystals, whose periodicity break the symmetry of time.
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The crowd burst into cheers and gave her a spontaneous standing ovation.
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Protesters flocked to one of the airport's terminals in a spontaneous protest.
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We live across from three bars, so it's easy to be spontaneous.
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But we already have so many sources of spontaneous social content discovery.
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We don't take many spontaneous trips to Disney, but I'm always game!
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Which in turn led to a spontaneous 24 hour boycott on Friday.
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She's sparkly, she's spontaneous, but she doesn't take over for the contestants.
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It includes musical performances and spontaneous tap dancing at a local café.
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" The last sentence earned spontaneous applause and a cry of "That's right!
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Happily, in that business the risk of spontaneous combustion is very low.
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Jordan disrobes just to prove to Becca that he's spontaneous and wild.
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He got overheated and it was a spontaneous reaction of of anger.
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Nothing says erotic novel quite like spontaneous sex is a moonlit meadow.
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Nothing can top the live, spontaneous proposal that just took place onstage.
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Was that a spontaneous response, or had you been thinking of that?
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That's when the Duchess had her spontaneous "let them eat cake" moment.
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But recently her work flow has become more free flowing and spontaneous.
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There are demonstrations, spontaneous demonstrations in all of the cities in Iran.
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Cohen later claimed that this was just a spontaneous idea he had.
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We wanted her spontaneous reaction to that improper use [of the butter].
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It seemed like we wanted to make something that sounded more spontaneous.
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This isn't the first time Stiller has caught attention with spontaneous encounters.
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If you prefer lounging around the house to spontaneous adventures, that's great!
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The success of the ceasefire was as spontaneous as it was unprecedented.
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The spontaneous protests that have erupted nationwide and Yates's response suggest otherwise.
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It was spontaneous; they just went to the courthouse and got hitched.
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These were not, as some outsiders imagine, spontaneous outbursts of tribal hatred.
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Enraptured, enthralled, egg creamed, matzo balled,Such a sad and spontaneous splurge.
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Users have even tried to help, organizing spontaneous organic pornbot-banning campaigns.
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When we turn leisure into work, we forget how to be spontaneous.
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In between, there are a few vent holes to prevent spontaneous explosions.
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Other times they'll be spontaneous moments like we've seen at airports recently.
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He argued that the takeover was spontaneous and informed by religious belief.
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There was just something so spontaneous — anything could happen in the room.
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I couldn't do this because 'Edi doesn't plan' .... I'm a spontaneous improviser!
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Bringing it to Union Square was a bit of a spontaneous decision.
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In this case, a spontaneous apology did not improve children's upset feelings.
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He asserted that the takeover was spontaneous and informed by religious belief.
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But the protest was itself staged; it was not a spontaneous gathering.
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But he spent most of the spontaneous presser attacking the press. Viciously.
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Jenner's gorgeous timepiece was a "spontaneous" present that Scott surprised Jenner with.
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"It's an interactive body of work, and also quite spontaneous," says Akpokiere.
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This kind of spontaneous social mixing doesn't disappear in post-collegiate life.
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There are basically two ways to have regular, spontaneous encounters with people.
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We can make them more conducive to community and spontaneous social mixing.
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The spontaneous French cover isn't the only news for the teen rapper.
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The flag coming down was just spontaneous, and I disagree with it.
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And it was hardly a spontaneous gesture by a president acting alone.
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None of the monks seemed visibly bothered by her spontaneous self-expression.
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Like Ms. Greene, he sees this as an opportunity for spontaneous interaction.
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It was about the only spontaneous public moment during the entire trip.
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It looked like it was natural and spontaneous, and good for her.
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That made it easy to forgive his frequent, spontaneous outbursts of rage.
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It was a gesture so simple and spontaneous, no explanation was necessary.
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Tamra Davis: We shot it over two days, trying to be spontaneous.
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The world is full of spontaneous gifts you can't control or rationalize.
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It's also possible now that the guardians' appearance last week was spontaneous.
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The civilian sealift, by contrast, has been largely a spontaneous, volunteer affair.
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And Ms. Hartman indisputably has a gift for capturing the spontaneous moment.
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With millions of viewings, the videos spurred small, spontaneous protests on Sept.
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I greeted my fiancé at our country club with a spontaneous kiss.
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He was conservative and serious; she was a free spirit and spontaneous.
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Spontaneous reconnection only happens in situations where plasma weakly conducts electrical current.
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Usually they are spontaneous, or [develop] with a little bit of stimulation.
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Pro tip: To avoid death or spontaneous urination, cook with quinoa. ♦
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Every aspect of the performance will be unrehearsed, live, spontaneous, and uninterrupted.
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The pair published their findings in a paper, titled "Spontaneous knotting of an agitated string," concluding that one end of a string has to cross another part of the string just twice for a spontaneous knot to begin forming.
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She really is a snake: wise, spontaneous, and yes, occasionally a bit devious.
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Enforcement confusion, spontaneous protests at airports, legal challenges and more were the result.
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"This was very spontaneous me, just wanting to do something fun," she remembers.
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There's a spontaneous energy, so go out with friends and see what happens.
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Because when you're with your crew, it often involves spontaneous singing and dancing.
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The Moon meets wild Uranus at 10:56 AM—expect impulsive, spontaneous behavior.
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"We have activists who run spontaneous social gatherings," she wrote in an email.
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The former Mentalist star says he and Rigg like to keep things spontaneous.
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But often, he is what he rarely seemed during his playing days: spontaneous.
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All that diligent preparation may make embracing the spontaneous a little more difficult.
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But the spontaneous nature of the experience means many riders aren't wearing helmets.
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It was definitely the most spontaneous one I've ever gotten…I like it.
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It's not as improvised and spontaneous as the company would have you believe.
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Witty and spontaneous, he is the second most-followed tweeter in German politics.
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As spontaneous as you might be, even you get stuck in ruts sometimes.
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At the time, Beme was more or less modeled as a spontaneous Snapchat.
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As in 2011, the protests have been spontaneous, inclusive and bereft of leadership.
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There's more spontaneous and creative energy when people are together in a room.
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People usually aren't singing out of spontaneous joy, or because of ancient traditions.
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A donation strategy can also help you avoid missteps of a spontaneous pledge.
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"It was a spontaneous performance for the crew," says a representative for Emirates.
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It's designed to be carried for daily, spontaneous use, like in a backpack.
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If anyone knows how spontaneous he can be with his decisions, it's her.
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The need to conjure up forced merriment that feels spontaneous must be excruciating.
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Doctors were initially surprised at the diagnosis, as spontaneous throat-rupturing is rare.
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Their comments may seem scripted or rehearsed, but Salads says they are spontaneous.
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You're in a spontaneous mood today, and find yourself on a surprising adventure.
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Don't let that discourage you from giving spontaneous casual sex a try, though.
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Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that Americans are great at forming spontaneous voluntary groups.
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Perhaps Kilmeade resents spontaneous small talk because it has led him into trouble.
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Aries energy is spontaneous, and you're in an optimistic and fun-loving mood.
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The letters were naïve and spontaneous, but the final format was very intentional.
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Both have a problem with spontaneous, reciprocal communication with a hint of vulnerability.
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But as Dartington participants acknowledge, some of its most memorable moments are spontaneous.
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I'm always available for quick, spontaneous meetings, but I'm discerning about what's important.
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This spontaneous self-organizing principle is a happy example of anarchy in action.
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Whether the vaginal delivery was spontaneous or assisted with instruments made no difference.
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The Westminster Bridge and London Bridge attacks could have been far more spontaneous.
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And for klutziness, too — a spontaneous, impulsive energy will be in the air.
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At a physical therapy session, Jimmy is surprised to get a spontaneous boner.
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Such tumors, known as neuroblastomas, often show spontaneous regression, disappearing partially or fully.
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It was a spontaneous recognition of a fact: John Cena essentially is WWE.
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It was just spontaneous and it wasn't just the show that was intense.
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Spontaneous combustion is not a useful response to a perceived threat or slight.
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A lot of my photographs are the result of spontaneous moments like that.
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It's a consciously constructed illusion of spontaneous self-revelation, a sincere put-on.
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When you practice it a million times, you can make it look spontaneous.
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"I probably made the boldest, most spontaneous decision of my life," she said.
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I learned from him the importance of spontaneous verbalized responses to visual experience.
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It's an added safety net that lets me be more spontaneous when exploring.
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Meanwhile, Jack-Jack is starting to show his own powers, like spontaneous combustion.
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It never feels spontaneous or dangerous or unpredictable like a war movie should.
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Ms. Eilish presents as audacious and spontaneous, if a bit candied at times.
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There are no spontaneous jolts, no weird speed changes or anything like that.
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There was Carina Clarsson, who is a rather spontaneous solo traveler from Sweden ...
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The rush towards digital money is the result of spontaneous demand and innovation.
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Soupe au pistou is well suited to Harris's spontaneous, unfussy approach to cooking.
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Others, more spontaneous, would converge quickly, and once started, word would hastily spread.
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"I'm the guy who came up with spontaneous TV," he said in 2003.
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Rodriguez, in a statement to Politico, suggested that the moves were not spontaneous.
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Charlie's spontaneous musical moment is him at his most honest, his most vulnerable.
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I vow to plan adventures with you and take spontaneous naps with you.
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Hoggard is still playing into this role as the spontaneous, subversive rock star.
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"I've never had so many spontaneous standing ovations in my life," she says.
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You Go Because You're Spontaneous and Your Warehouse Shift Ends at 3 p.m.
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The audience burst into a round of spontaneous applause, calling out words of encouragement.
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Lead exposure can cause spontaneous abortion, low birth weight and reduced growth in children.
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We're feeling spontaneous, so we ask if there's a table available, and there is!
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The violence was far from spontaneous, says Victor Ngona, a Hema leader in Bunia.
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They've seen spontaneous moments speak to people in ways that scripted sermons never could.
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There'll be families, busloads of schoolkids, retirees, young thrill-seekers, and spontaneous road-trippers.
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Geminis do love quickies, spontaneous sex in unexpected places, and experimenting with new positions.
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But this seemingly spontaneous cameo might have been in the works for a while.
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"We like finding places that feel a bit spontaneous," the mom explains to me.
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A sporting enthusiast with a constantly alert intelligence, good looks, and a spontaneous charm . . .
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The request, Mr. Comey recalled in the interview, was too brazen to be spontaneous.
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Calling all Jon Bon Jovi superfans: You might want to plan a spontaneous vacation.
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His speech may seem unstructured, but it is thoroughly spontaneous, alive to the moment.
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By comparison, women are spontaneous ovulators who produce eggs monthly, independent of sexual intercourse.
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Whereas Instagram is all about carefully curated moments, Snapchat is all about spontaneous creativity.
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Photos of the spontaneous comedic moment were shared far and wide on social media.
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That was followed by a rousing, spontaneous audience rendition of the French national anthem.
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Warning: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is so good, it might cause spontaneous pregnancies.
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The approach is more spontaneous and intuitive, consciously refraining from "heady" leanings and patterns.
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Daring, spontaneous, wild... these are not words anyone would ever use to describe me.
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"This is not a spontaneous incident, this is something by design," he told reporters.
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He said he was still operating with the same spontaneous humor he always had.
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But Trump could be a wild card, perhaps as spontaneous as Kim is calculating.
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According to Ben, we should make an effort to be as spontaneous as possible.
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Public defender Jason Smartt called the killing "unplanned and spontaneous," according to the Eagle.
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They're incendiary sequences, spontaneous displays of physical brilliance that swerve off road without warning.
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If I'm feeling a little spontaneous, I'll experiment with my look a bit more.
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Though less spontaneous than West, Lamar does not hesitate to break with social conventions.
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And, Toby was busy getting married in a spontaneous ceremony to Yvonne (Kara Royster).
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Each in their own way, these are all unique, spontaneous, and hauntingly beautiful images.
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When McCain finally cast his "no" vote, Democrats broke into spontaneous and brief applause.
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Mr. Ruddy has long sought to find overlap between scripted theater and spontaneous performance.
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The crowd was so relieved that spontaneous chants of "We like Mike" broke out.
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This "protest" more resembled a spontaneous office birthday celebration than a cry for revolution.
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A writer with a big vocabulary and lots of learning can be spontaneous, too.
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He wasn't the only winner to throw in a spontaneous reference to the gag.
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The mostly spontaneous, leaderless demonstrations were concentrated in Baghdad and in working-class neighborhoods.
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They are confident, spontaneous, and flexible, and often rely on their ability to improvise.
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The vast majority raised their hands in response, and then erupted into spontaneous applause.
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That impressed my brother, who in the 1970s decided to experiment with spontaneous combustion.
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"Liquid, dead short," or, for every one battery cell in a billion, "spontaneous combustion."
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Rouhani has called for calm as his government deals with the widespread spontaneous uprising.
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It's spontaneous, it's exciting, it's new, and it's something I've always wanted to do.
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The congregation was — as spontaneous large-scale eruptions of fandom go — exceedingly low-key.
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And though Ms. Peck is a phenomenal technician, she's not always a spontaneous one.
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"It was quite spontaneous actually," the 29-year-old Foerster told reporters on Saturday.
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Bartolo Fuentes maintained he wasn't an organizer and described the group's formation as spontaneous.
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Facebook frames it as "perfect for those spontaneous moments where text just isn't enough".
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Spontaneous rallies of defiance erupt across the country, drawing thousands out into the streets.
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They're hoping he doesn't make any spontaneous promises to Putin over Syria or sanctions.
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It perfectly fit my lifelong definition of fun – an activity spontaneous, absorbing, even therapeutic.
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"We are still expecting a large spontaneous crowd to commemorate the anniversary," Wheeler said.
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Shortly after I arrived, a woman emerged from behind the curtain to spontaneous applause.
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This, theoretically, is where vacation packages excel: the spontaneous trip on a tight budget.
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President Donald Trump's seeming magnanimity in a spontaneous moment was full of intriguing layers.
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People don't think of stand-up as writing, because it's supposed to look spontaneous.
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Klimple's house, as if by spontaneous generation, ranged in age from 2100 to 23.
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Frequent texts, plans for dates, a spontaneous trip to his hometown to see him.
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A spontaneous date happened on a bench at Washington Square Park a week later.
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But it's unclear why Coronas in particular seem to be susceptible to spontaneous combustion.
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It was much more spontaneous — and in some ways a product of Libya's chaos.
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It also prevented her from being spontaneous; she was comfortable only in certain restaurants.
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However, he contends a spontaneous regeneration of animal spirits is not in the cards.
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I used my Tell-Pass for a spontaneous second visit on my last night.
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Successful protesters plan campaigns, rather than respond to oppression in a single, spontaneous act.
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Your spontaneous confession of disliking physical contact with men seems gratuitous, but who cares?
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Spontaneous changes to your agenda can run into the headache of special military areas.
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I see daily spontaneous acts of love and service done without a second thought.
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This was delightfully real, and in other passing instants, Ms. Copeland was wonderfully spontaneous.
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Stockpiled coal also releases harmful gases and must be managed to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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That helps ensure leftover propellant doesn't trigger a spontaneous explosion in the satellite's afterlife.
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We didn't have to lobby on this — it was organic, spontaneous, the perfect storm.
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So please, from the nervous girl in chemistry or the loud spontaneous track runner.
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But in New York City, nothing is as spontaneous or random as it seems.
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When the spontaneous enthusiasm flagged on Tuesday, cheerleaders made sure the flags kept waving.
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But stabbings, which are often spontaneous and result from ordinary quarrels, grab public attention.
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Grace: We do understand that he will probably never get natural, spontaneous erections again.
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Moms 4 Housing was always more of a coordinated protest than a spontaneous action.
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My spontaneous thoughts are of the challenges I faced, not the advantages I had.
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Spontaneous and unforeseeable, these advances cause the second, indirect (private investment) track to flourish.
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Spontaneous protests broke out across the country after the Lincoln victory, Professor Brinkley said.
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These are not the first spontaneous protests here in the name of popular power.
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"Since I was a kid I've been obsessed with spontaneous human combustion," Wilson says.
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FB: This book is your most mythopoeic, but in very spontaneous, un-traditional ways.
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The spontaneous interactions between the sitter and the artist are recorded with unsurpassable immediacy.
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And then I want to write spontaneous dance music that isn't so lyric-heavy.
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Plus, if you're going to risk spontaneous combustion, you might as well get a seat.
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This wasn't some spontaneous decision made in a dimly-lit room forced by peer pressure.
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It becomes impossible to be spontaneous without planning for weeks, if not months, in advance.
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When people are sparked to buy things they saw on social media, it's generally spontaneous.
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"The protest was spontaneous and non-political," said BNP secretary-general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.
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"My four-year-old son is a spontaneous, brilliant, ball of joy," Jordan tells PEOPLE.
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She wants to get the word out stat that she's outgrown the spontaneous pee thing.
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Be spontaneous: Pick a destination, get in the car or buy train tickets, and go.
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What makes Trump's disclosure unique was the apparently spontaneous manner in which he did it.
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Nothing in these realms is accidental or spontaneous; everything that exists is designed for approval.
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For the next 72 hours, I tasked myself with finding opportunities to be more spontaneous.
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They observed the peaks and dips of spontaneous emotions passing through the brain like clouds.
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Pro-bono law clinics sprang up in airport terminals; massive spontaneous protests erupted outside them.
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There had to be something else going on to cause that many repeated "spontaneous" losses.
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At its best, it results in jokes that feel totally spontaneous and unlike anything else.
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And today, the energy is pushing you to remember that free, spontaneous side of yourself.
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His motorboat epiphany has turned him into a kind of unofficial spontaneous volunteer rescue czar.
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Her spontaneous and improvisational recording process left the story unclear until the album was complete.
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When going viral now comes with dozens of how-to guides, laughter is refreshingly spontaneous.
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Like her, King straddled two worlds, one learned and formal, the other spontaneous and communitarian.
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But as young Gage showed, sometimes life's most precious and spontaneous moments come for free.
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But as described by administration officials, the decision occurred almost by spontaneous combustion after Rep.
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The bone marrow will stop making clot-forming platelet cells, predisposing people to spontaneous hemorrhages.
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Phoebe and Jessica capture that through personal stories, spontaneous moments, and their very real friendship.
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Still, the CFDA wasn't pleased with his spontaneous announcement, so there were some scheduling changes.
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As for the ~inspo~ behind the pics, the 6-year-old said it was spontaneous.
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As new research shows, Woodstock was more even more chaotic and spontaneous than we imagined.
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According to Hamid, the movement was spontaneous movement and mostly made up of young people.
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They're tiny, they're spontaneous, and most notably, they're the first color photos of his career.
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"They had this informality about them that always made it spontaneous and fun," she adds.
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They say they are able to distinguish spontaneous from "inhibited" strokes made by a forger.
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Ahead, heart-warming, spontaneous and downright outrageous wedding host moments that will make you chuckle.
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An impulsive President, liable to make spontaneous statements, has only heightened the sense of anxiety.
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And nine times out of 10, that off-the-cuff, spontaneous stuff is more interesting.
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The Times reported Monday that the Trump brand is being hurt by a spontaneous boycott.
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Some people can go into spontaneous remission, while others have a very hard time recovering.
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The fact is it was great because it was completely spontaneous and off-the-cuff.
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And the first time you did drugs with your dad, was that planned or spontaneous?
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A spontaneous energy is in the air, and brilliant flashes of insight come your way.
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The absence of the playmaker David Silva on Wednesday took out City's most spontaneous player.
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Artists painted on Rollos, then unfolded them in spontaneous group shows in churches or homes.
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This seems more spontaneous, and spontaneity doesn't seem to be a Yankee virtue or characteristic.
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Candidate Donald Trump energized his campaign with direct, spontaneous, unfiltered communications with millions of followers.
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I don't need a baseball game interrupted by 2300 different spontaneous huddles and pissing matches.
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Our world moves very fast which pushes us to be impulsively spontaneous and sometimes harsh.
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It also has a kind of precognitive vision; to catch it, spontaneous tricks are necessary.
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"The term we prefer to use is 'spontaneous pregnancy loss' or 'pregnancy loss,'" Williams said.
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Some scientists suspect spontaneous smiles in these monkeys echo the development of our own expressions.
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The denouements of each of these experiments in spontaneous republican self-government were never pretty.
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But even in the absence of formal demonstrations, the building often inspires spontaneous political discourse.
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"More of less" attests to his faith in submitting to art as a spontaneous process.
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The way she is on stage — theatrical, spontaneous — is the way she is in life.
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"It's about storytelling, and when you're telling a story it's not always spontaneous," Smith said.
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It was something new, a spontaneous dialect, and Coutard was the one who captured it.
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Clown sex is spontaneous, silly, and awkward intentionally, making it a different kind of fun.
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READ MORE: Infected Beers Can Be Delicious Mistakes Spontaneous-fermentation brewers want to relinquish control.
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"This was not random, this was not spontaneous, this was something very planned," he added.
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Blaine suffered a spontaneous coronary artery dissection last Monday, her family said in a statement.
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Although it has spontaneous aspects, in the main it was the result of deliberate action.
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The right gear is important to smooth sailing, and even spontaneous types should come prepared.
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"She seems so spontaneous when she dances, and yet it's very carefully calibrated," he said.
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For Mr. Gursel the kiss was spontaneous, but it symbolizes much of who he is.
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For now, at least, they are sporadic and apparently spontaneous, amounting to a faint rumble.
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You know, Aquarius, a movement as vital and spontaneous as Fluxus could never happen nowadays.
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After four days and no answers, her doctor concluded that she'd had a spontaneous pneumothorax.
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"It's the weakness of being so decentralized and leaderless and egalitarian and spontaneous," he said.
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Spontaneous and truthful, they were meant for the private eyes of those close to him.
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I heard the spontaneous singing and, finally, the decree that the fire was under control.
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On weekends, D.J.s play a more party-friendly mix that can result in spontaneous dancing.
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These latter experiences encouraged her to be more assertive and spontaneous with the painting process.
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"It's one thing to be a spontaneous candidate, as Trump claims he is," Weaver added.
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The collected evidence so far pointed to a spontaneous attack and sexual assault, he said.
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"I felt a terrible impulse to introduce a spontaneous new line of dialogue," he said.
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This week, as Mike Bloomberg nearly achieved onstage spontaneous combustion, that prospect came appreciably nearer.
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But recognizing that they resonate in this way sometimes is very surprising and very spontaneous.
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We may encounter our neighbors in spontaneous situations, but we can't react to them spontaneously.
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Emboldened by her spontaneous new behavior, Harper starts to fall for a DJ (Richard Madden).
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Is there some predictability to this upheaval or is it instead arbitrary, spontaneous and disjointed?
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Keep it up and your yearly tally from those spontaneous moments could reach $5,400 annually.
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Otherwise, Jennifer insisted, the children loved their new home just as they loved spontaneous adventures.
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Still and meditative, her landscapes feel spontaneous and immediate and intimate, not studied or monumental.
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You're in a spontaneous mood today, but watch out for hasty, angry vibes this morning.
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The photographs McGinley produced between 1998 and 2003 blur the space between spontaneous and choreographed.
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Jackson Pollock's sketchy scribble reflected both his spontaneous splatter paintings and his erratic early schooling.
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Sometimes, what she paints is spontaneous — sprung from momentary encounters with the world around her.
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Spontaneous plans are best—the vibe is hectic, but exciting stuff could go down, too!
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It wasn't always easy to tell what was planned performance and what was spontaneous mayhem.
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For example, when someone tells you to "be spontaneous," there's no outcome you can pull off that'll allow you to follow directions while also being spontaneous — and Bateson posited that continued exposure to double bind situations in childhood can result in schizophrenia in adults.
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"Now that I look back, that was kind of like an early sign of me having a SCAD event," she said, referring to how she had spontaneous tearing in the artery walls of her heart, related to her heart attack, called spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
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Its great to have that freedom, and spontaneous decision-making usually leads to more dynamic animations.
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"In short, we have a friction force associated with the spontaneous emission event," the researchers wrote.
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Now, Foster says rideshare apps have made it easier to meet people, and make spontaneous plans.
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The Bundys have attended rowdy anti-BLM events, and they haven't all been spontaneous, grassroots rallies.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, putting you in an adventurous, spontaneous mood.
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Video In some ways, Bee's vicious utterance was even worse than Barr's because Barr's was spontaneous.
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The Little White Wedding Chapel opened its doors to spontaneous lovers in the early 1950's.
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"This was a very spontaneous move," Couric tells PEOPLE, who received some spotting assistance from Biles.
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We're already seeing this kind of spontaneous, highly effective collaboration at work in the corporate world.
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There are cases of spontaneous orgasms or other symptoms confused for orgasms, even epilepsy, she explained.
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Samsonova's spontaneous shoot is the latest collaboration with Jenner, who she has photographed for many years.
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Since October 2021th many have joined a spontaneous outburst of anger at a fossilised political class.
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After the 22nd, professional demands heat up and you can't be quite as spontaneous about love.
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Crystals would not do something like that, nor are they "weapons of spontaneous flooding," she affirms.
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He's programmed to be arbitrary and spontaneous, and that can lead to children believing he's cognizant.
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He then led the crowd in a special spontaneous prayer "for this beloved and martyred Syria".
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His staff seems to have convinced him that his spontaneous speech was his own worst enemy.
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"He wanted their lives to be more spontaneous and simple, but that's not possible with Jen."
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The spontaneous wedding is done for the thrill, the rush of oxytocin and dopamine and adrenaline.
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Kedr tells us via email that the shoot was just about a spontaneous as it looks.
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Friday, Mars, planet of action, enters spontaneous Sagittarius, throws gas on the flames of your passion.
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"It will be clear on the day that Pepper's responses are not spontaneous," said the spokesperson.
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I start packing up the Airbnb and a friend texts me for a spontaneous coffee date.
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It was absolutely spontaneous and there's no way in the world I thought this would happen.
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The spontaneous dance party that broke out during Future Islands' set, right after the rain stopped.
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Spontaneous plans are out of the question unless I'm already familiar with how to get there.
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The Moon, in Aquarius, connects with Uranus at 6:15 AM, creating an independent, spontaneous energy.
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Approaching his first meeting with a President notorious for spontaneous tweets, we can imagine his anxiety.
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Lamberth said he believes this man kidnapped and killed ShyShy in a spontaneous fit of anger.
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Right now, this might mean giving yourself space to be the spontaneous person you truly are.
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Because there's spontaneous events, but not… There was a 9,000 person Poke walk in San Francisco.
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My bosses did not order me to put on the cardigan, it was a spontaneous moment.
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Learn to be spontaneous with your plans and maximize productivity in your windows of unscheduled time.
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We have no real plans for Mother's Day this year, so we'll have to be spontaneous.
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" This spontaneous outburst was motivated by my grandmother's frequent admonition to "send flowers to the living.
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Spontaneous saccharine songs mixed with quattro formaggio levels of cheesiness just isn't the one for me.
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Last night, Andrew and I went on a spontaneous mid-week date night to celebrate... life!
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The unexpected, unplanned, unorganized, imperfect, but at the same time, perfect, happy, spontaneous, magical, beautiful moments!
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But vans are flexible and spontaneous by their very nature; the street-hail prohibition goes ignored.
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The emergence of such diseases depends a great deal on spontaneous genetic mutations and circumstantial factors.
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It was completely spontaneous, and it had, again, this effect of opening it up for me.
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It never feels contrived, because the stories seem spontaneous, as natural as a train of thought.
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While YouTubers spend dozens of hours filming and editing, TikTokers say their work is more spontaneous.
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"It's spontaneous, it's unorganized, and the challenge is going to be to organize it," he said.
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Others quickly took note, with actress Busy Philipps leading the charge to memeify the spontaneous moment.
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It's spontaneous documentary footage, evidence of trauma that will itself become trauma, after it goes viral.
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"I think it's rare to see this much spontaneous energy towards a telecommunications issue," he said.
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" This, he further predicted, could enhance "the richness and rigor of spontaneous creation and human interaction.
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Xu, the consul-general in Brisbane, praised the "spontaneous patriotic behavior" of the pro-Beijing students.
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I had the spontaneous idea of getting women together to put on a NASTY WOMEN exhibition.
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He would even open up the place for spontaneous performances, according to the Paisley Park site.
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Many are inclined to dismiss Trump's distortions as somehow spontaneous or unplanned; they are anything but.
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You're a spontaneous person, but this isn't time for you to dive into things head first.
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All part of a process that is not as spontaneous as Trump's Twitter feed often appears.
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His spontaneous drawings haunt his art practice as a sort of lost demon of pure exuberance.
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Obviously, this strategy is less than ideal because it means sex can never truly be spontaneous.
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The gist was that the key ingredient for the formation of friendships is repeated spontaneous contact.
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Working while the iron is hot and malleable, Kirili has no choice but to be spontaneous.
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Although it seems like a work born straight from hell, 2G1C didn't arise from spontaneous combustion.
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The most touching tribute, though, is spontaneous — an annual midnight-to-dawn flamenco tribute every Aug.
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I publish the boxes with my own imprint called Spontaneous Books in an edition of 22011.
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But this is true of only one kind of swearing: spontaneous swearing in response to distress.
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Mr. Schumer said Mr. Trump's eruption was hardly spontaneous, noting the preprinted sign on the lectern.
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Still, he ruled he would allow the jury to hear spontaneous statements she made to officers.
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Females produce just one foal per year and are prone to spontaneous abortions under stressful conditions.
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News reports described these victims as praying, but Jewish prayer is not primarily personal or spontaneous.
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Banish the blahs with a round of hot chocolates, hot toddies or a spontaneous tea party.
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Mr. Trump is showing that he is spontaneous and "beholden to no one," Mr. Rosen said.
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But there were plenty of riveting scenes, including several clearly spontaneous moments that heightened the drama.
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The planets' connection on September 222 promises a whirlwind of spontaneous adventure and strokes of genius.
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Your ruling planet Venus makes a harmonious connection with wildcard Uranus, inspiring a spontaneous emotional breakthrough.
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Companies hire her or her colleagues to write spontaneous haikus for guests at events or parties.
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I've made a habit of abandoning plans, and I don't recall ever regretting a spontaneous deviation.
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The diagnosis was neurofibromatosis Type 2, a disease caused by an inherited or spontaneous genetic mutation.
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Lançon was cheered by the spontaneous free-speech rallies in the Paris streets after the shootings.
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As a description of how companies in the platform economy innovate, spontaneous deregulation is a misnomer.
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And the one-year subscription, for those just looking to get into the spontaneous travel game.
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Or we can heed this spontaneous eulogy from another of our most admired songwriters, Rosanne Cash.
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But that risk increases if you have a history of surgery, live birth, or spontaneous miscarriage.
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Jeff Goldblum loves a spontaneous stunt, and if it involves surprise jazz, we're all for it.
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First, effective attacks always seem to be at least somewhat spontaneous, organic, spur of the moment.
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Right now, every day Americans have to wonder whether the president will be sane or spontaneous.
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So some researchers view spontaneous storytelling as a good test of progress toward more intelligent machines.
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Gone are the days when elopement almost always meant only that spontaneous trip to City Hall.
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It was an unvarnished, spontaneous and touching moment, one that had Williams chuckling amid the tears.
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The more or less spontaneous nature of the group formation makes it more difficult to detect.
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Graffiti exists to convey tone, lore, or instruction — not spontaneous juvenile rebellion or genuine political action.
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Jess describes herself as fun, confident and spontaneous, while Eve says she's fun, confident and friendly.
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Like going on a spontaneous road trip with a group of friends just because you can.
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But over time, spontaneous desire often evolves into responsive desire, which emerges in response to pleasure.
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" Trump said, later telling reporters his offer was spontaneous: "I just thought of it this morning.
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You love your freedom, Aries, and you're one of the most spontaneous signs in the zodiac.
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Via gives him spontaneous bonuses—last month he got a gift card to spend on gas.
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Picasso's process was "more chaotic than controlled, more spontaneous than linear," Mr. Kaufman and Ms. Gregoire write.
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Her stern singing and pleasurably spacious arrangement reject spontaneous anger for a calmer, simmering, more rational anger.
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Miranda then freestyled with the President in the Rose Garden, performing spontaneous melodies inspired by cue cards.
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A lot you see now are more spontaneous, emotional fights by guys that really shouldn't be fighting.
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Check out the secret behind the spontaneous chop, her favorite products for styling it, and more, ahead.
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While many instances of rat kings are most certainly fakes, some occurrences do appear to be spontaneous.
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This isn't the time to be spontaneous, even though you're feeling impulsive during this unpredictable Mercury retrogrades.
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Debbie Rowe and the woman whose home she burned down learned a hard lesson about spontaneous combustion.
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Sure, we might raise a brow in skepticism when it comes to these crazy spontaneous Vegas weddings.
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It was his style -- loose, emotional, spontaneous -- that won him the electoral college and the White House.
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You wouldn&apost know the whole -- the spontaneous reaction to a video was a hoax in Libya.
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Slow motion running, adamant protestations, spontaneous shirt tearing — wow, was this Victoria episode a feast for romantics.
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The American Horror Story star and occasional tweeter had a spontaneous Q&A on Twitter last night.
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It was so striking that Davis earned spontaneous applause from the audience, a rarity for any moderator.
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Broad City's always had a spontaneous pace and feeling, and ending after season five honors that spirit.
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She showed off another spontaneous strut in March, walking around her house in white and orange dresses.
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There's none of the spontaneous joy of scribbling down notes, pen struggling to keep pace with thoughts.
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And wouldn't you know it, I have done quite a bit of research on spontaneous human combustion.
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I hate watching the winners' spontaneous, heartfelt speeches get as much time as the presenters' lame setups.
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During a game in 2015, he delivered a spontaneous on-air rant about marijuana and the law.
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Facebook has a chance to do to shopping what it did to video consumption: make it spontaneous.
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Now, spontaneous travelers are in luck because JetBlue is offering crazy-good deals on last-minute flights.
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It certainly provoked a spontaneous reaction: Local news later reported that teachers were terrified and children sobbed.
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That means no more spontaneous reactions from the presenters, a moment we love from all awards shows.
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Fun-loving, spontaneous, and quick to laugh, you want to make the most out of your life.
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" In June 2017, Gilbert and Elias celebrated their love with a "simple and spontaneous ceremony of love.
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"I'm well up for that — gotta love a spontaneous adventure!" she wrote in an emoji-laden response.
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Mr. Trump's deftly crafted and spontaneous messages inevitably trigger a response from friend, foe, and neutral alike.
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"I wrote a song with Ed Sheeran that was kind of spontaneous," he shared with the outlet.
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She'll appear in the Aaron Starmer adaptation Spontaneous, about a world in which teens are randomly combusting.
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Headbanging is supposed to be spontaneous and joyous, not a job overseen by a cranky, micromanaging boss.
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After the show, Twitter exploded as people praised the spontaneous special as something of a comedy masterpiece.
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A philosophical breakthrough arrives and puts you in a spontaneous mood, but don't forget about your responsibilities.
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So if you're waiting for spontaneous desire as a reason to have sex, it may never happen.
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Unlike the unrest in 2009, the latest protests appear to be more spontaneous without a clear leader.
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This bothers Trump, who has openly wished for the return of Michael Flynn, who was more spontaneous.
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Apparently, the cast speculated about which Victorious stars loved spontaneous singing during video interviews about the show.
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As happened the night before, on Wednesday the crowd broke into many spontaneous chants for Clinton's imprisonment.
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"Kim, in general, is not a fan of Kanye making spontaneous multimillion-dollar purchases," the source says.
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Google Clips, an accessory camera for capturing spontaneous moments, especially of kids and pets, using artificial intelligence.
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It also isn't really made for live streaming spontaneous events — Periscope's probably still your best bet there.
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In a few taps, I could share raw, spontaneous snapshots of my life with the entire world.
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We wanted to be spontaneous, so we had left with just our passports and some money. Destination?
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I met Cate two years before, and we had the most spontaneous idea of doing something together.
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This has led to many collaborations—planned and spontaneous—with artists, artist-curators, artist-art-handlers, etc.
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You could toggle that on if you wanted to show you're interested in some spontaneous friend time.
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But a tourist named Brendan said the new rules could change the spontaneous feel of Times Square.
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Unfortunately, we can't count on another spontaneous surge in technology-driven private investment to drive job creation.
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But they can't disguise a sense of spontaneous character sometimes being subordinated to a writer's cosmic purposes.
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They ended up scattered among roughly a hundred and forty spontaneous sites across a vast, inhospitable terrain.
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And the polished performance has little of the spontaneous and freewheeling style of a comedy club set.
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There is no better way to be—logical or emotional, spontaneous or organized, party bro or brooder.
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Johnson is the spontaneous one, she says, going to the park and being active with the twins.
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The partnership of Isabella Boylston's Juliet and James Whiteside's Romeo (Wednesday afternoon) was entirely dewy, affecting, spontaneous.
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But Froome said that the decision to launch the first downhill attack of his career was spontaneous.
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"I don't know where anything is going to go yet," admits Olowu of his spontaneous curatorial approach.
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Lochte is as spontaneous as Phelps is serious, coming across as the cutup to Phelps's cutthroat competitor.
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Approximately 30,000 to 70,000 people in the U.S. experience a spontaneous pneumothorax each year, according to research.
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But this was no state funeral; it was spontaneous and it took place despite a media blackout.
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"The protest would be semi-spontaneous and more than likely happen on short notice," the memo said.
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She's 20, and I was concerned if this was was a spontaneous, spur of the moment feeling.
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Its final pivot, Chitchat, was a spontaneous group chat app that worked like a Houseparty for texting.
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The music sounds spontaneous and lived-in; a mess of ideas excitedly thrown together with brilliant effect.
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But the huge, spontaneous groundswell behind the march says a lot about this moment in American politics.
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Unlike 2015, this crisis feels far less spontaneous than manufactured, and many Greeks want none of it.
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These are fine actors, and if Ms. Miller's dialogue is less than spontaneous, they speak it feelingly.
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All of his pieces sound spontaneous, but every stitch (every dot, dash, hairpin or slur) is specific.
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It is this new definition of femininity through this spontaneous purity that is far away in time.
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The mother's gaze interrogates the viewer and disrupts the assumption that this moment is spontaneous or fleeting.
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The act was so spontaneous he didn't bother to plan a getaway, much less bring a gun.
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"We believe that human beings are eager to protect their spontaneous freedom of movement," Mr. Tavares said.
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The ferry managers admitted that it was a rare treat to receive spontaneous cheers from New Yorkers.
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It can also help curb any spontaneous desires that might come up while wandering the desserts aisle.
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As the peaceful and spontaneous demonstrations spread, security services opened fire, and instated curfews and internet blackouts.
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The results, both song-based and purely spontaneous, reveal a rigorous mind-meld in real time. 9.
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On Thursday both his movements and his arias seemed like sudden, spontaneous decisions, eruptions out of repression.
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"We're hopeful we can restore sexual function in terms of spontaneous erection and orgasm," Dr. Lee said.
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Mr. Shah said in a statement that the violence had been spontaneous, and he appealed for calm.
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She hopes, as people who know better hope for undeserved blessings, spontaneous remissions, things of that sort.
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During the last several months, we've seen a sudden increase in countries engulfed by spontaneous protest movements.
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There was at least one spontaneous proposal in the hotel's restaurant, though, where the ring was used.
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Some point to a handful of spontaneous battery fires under investigation by federal regulators as potential fallout.
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We realized that the spontaneous exchanges we have at the beginning of our interviews could be powerful.
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Investigators early on eliminated weather, spontaneous ignition, smoking and the rekindling of a previous fire as causes.
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At the end of the scene, the 40 actors playing slaves gave Mr. Jones a spontaneous ovation.
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The cruise line believes the collision "was due to spontaneous wind gusts and strong currents," he wrote.
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Instead, it's about what fits for an individual artist, and, for Charli, what fits is being spontaneous.
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The speed of the process blocks me from being spontaneous and forces me to prepare much more.
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That rush combines the spontaneous refreshment of poppers with the deep, satisfying tang of a whiskey sour.
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His unscripted and spontaneous nature will come hard against the reality of life as a prospective president.
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As the reaction spreads, billions of tightly woven atoms are heated to the point of spontaneous combustion.
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But nobody here buys that it was a spontaneous desire to do Phase 1 of a physical.
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Constructed from wood, canvas and brick, the buildings are complex and spontaneous, like maps of the wind.
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Semi-spontaneous grassroots energy, after all, isn't necessarily going to be directed in a strategically useful direction.
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Although this is a movement that can produce terrorist plots, a lot of the violence is spontaneous.
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Pregnancy announcements, whether elaborately planned or quick and spontaneous, have almost become a genre on social media.
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Masson's balletic drawing "Maldoror" (1937) is less spontaneous and pre-rational than many of the drawings here.
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You get rid of all the comfort you get at home, and do something radical and spontaneous.
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As a performer, everything Rickles did was spontaneous, and no one was spared from his comedic crosshairs.
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It sits behind your inbox, as well as individual threads so you can instantly capture those spontaneous moments.
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I don't think, in the nuclear field, it's an area that lends itself to offhand or spontaneous comments.
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Houseparty, which launched last fall and came from the makers of Meerkat made the spontaneous group chat popular.
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The reason why people love Stories is because it's spontaneous, it's easy, and you're just living your life.
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I didn't make a love connection, but I was living in the moment and open to spontaneous adventure.
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The senseless cruelty of the executive order has led to spontaneous protests at many of America's major airports.
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Robin was diagnosed with a rare type of heart attack known as spontaneous coronary artery dissection, or SCAD.
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The videos that capture the most attention are the ones that show something spontaneous or organic — something unexpected.
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That aside, Trump alone has entirely changed the parameters by which spontaneous, unpremeditated and risky politics is judged.
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Influencers used to get clout by being unique or spontaneous, but now everyone is doing the same thing.
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Urban environments also have low biodiversity, monocultures, spontaneous plants and pollution interactions that can increase allergies, she noted.
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In my opinion she is a respected personality and talented actor, and a sweet, natural, and spontaneous girl.
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Your cryptic messages, spontaneous outbursts, and emotional breakdowns over the past 14 months all started to make sense.
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It's an incredibly fun way to do what Google said: Capture spontaneous moments you wouldn't have otherwise shot.
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Hartung told Gizmodo that the spontaneous elctrophysiological intercellular communication and myelination of axons had never been observed before.
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It was funny that we ended up getting them on the same day — because it was so spontaneous.
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The signal for the end of filming is given, and the control room breaks out in spontaneous applause.
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He dominated the Best Horror race with The Fireman, an apocalyptic thriller about a pandemic of spontaneous combustion.
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" As he told CNBC at the Iconic conference in Boston, "We are the stewards of something fairly spontaneous.
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Kerouac credited the letter's spontaneous prose style as a direct inspiration for his 1957 novel On the Road.
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Not only is it authentic and spontaneous, but it's also the closest thing to hanging out in person.
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"We can imagine spontaneous desire as a lightning bolt to the genitals -- kaboom!" said sex educator Emily Nagoski.
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But when it's channelled correctly, the eagerness to reveal falsehoods functions as a self-organizing, spontaneous social good.
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Prosecutors, who showed the jury grisly video of Madison's victims, disputed defense claims that the killings were spontaneous.
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One activist contacted by Reuters said spontaneous protests such as those in France were now impossible in Egypt.
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This is not the first time a spontaneous fire or explosion from an e-cigarette has been reported.
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He's fun and outgoing and spontaneous, a little bit of a grump here and there, but who isn't?
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But Pentecostalism also honours spontaneous ecstatic experiences and what it describes as direct revelations from God or prophecy.
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But the biggest story of Saturday were the spontaneous and deeply moving protests that erupted at airports nationwide.
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What a gift, what a spontaneous collaborative work, forming itself via the media day after day after day.
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Maybe he's lying when he says that the decision to play the warm and glitchy "Sober" was spontaneous.
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In a statement, Fairooz said she let out a spontaneous "reflexive noise" because Shelby's description was not true.
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A typically spontaneous activity, pickup basketball can be difficult to just stumble upon if you want to play.
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Large, spontaneous protests mobilized at international airports all over the country, and condemnations from politicians gradually poured in.
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Ben Carson, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, told CNBC on Tuesday that the compliments were 'totally spontaneous.
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Sometimes I would change the performance of the puppets, and it kept everything feeling very immediate and spontaneous.
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The artists are not included on the map, making it a spontaneous experience to stumble upon their works.
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I was a spontaneous case; there had no been no history of XLH in my family before me.
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Initially, the Obama administration said it was a spontaneous attack sparked by anger over an anti-Muslim film.
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The overwhelming show of help and humanity of those hours, days and weeks, was more a spontaneous demonstration.
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By contrast, today's protests are spontaneous in nature, with no discernible face or coherent leadership to speak of.
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Seventy-five percent of a CEO's time, on average, was scheduled in advance, while 613 percent was spontaneous.
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SOREY It's kind of a mix-up of composition and spontaneous composition, which is how I usually work.
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And, if you're thinking of doing this outside, go ahead and watch our super spontaneous chat with Loren.
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The thing is, as most sentient Bostonites can tell you, the demonstrations on Saturday were anything but spontaneous.
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Recently, I made a spontaneous decision to cut my medium-length, curly hair into a chin-grazing bob.
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His tweets, frequently featuring typos and grammatical errors, are a spontaneous expression of his thoughts on the day.
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Even an invalid one sounds stronger if it appears spontaneous, especially to voters disgusted with the professional politicians.
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It's about spontaneous revelation, the mists of Hollywood delusion suddenly clearing to show a paradise of fat joy.
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That Minnesota-Toronto study found successful principals made 20 to 60 spontaneous classroom visits and observations per week.
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The listener questions in particular seem to necessitate improv and spontaneous recall of historical facts from the hosts.
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If spontaneous, self-taught genius in step with the times exists, surely Thornton Dial's unrelenting art is proof.
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From awkward kisses to over-the-top makeout sessions, the kiss cam is both spontaneous and meticulously planned.
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Despite its quirk and camp, the Las Vegas wedding may have been as practical as it was spontaneous.
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The result is remarkable: For sheep it takes 14 seconds to 5 minutes before spontaneous brain activity stops.
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Still, Ali loved to play and kid around, in public and in private, and liked to be spontaneous.
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Since the missiles were launched, he's been remarkably quiet about the spontaneous breach of his previously held doctrine.
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NEWARK — The boardroom at the headquarters of New Jersey Transit here does not often fill with spontaneous applause.
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But what's the worst that can happen when you skip out on travel plans and do something spontaneous?
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The other rejects "the parliamentary route to socialism" and looks forward to a spontaneous rising of the people.
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What started out as a spontaneous group of 15 had multiplied into a couple dozen who met regularly.
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Times Insider When I covered BroadwayCon last weekend, I saw rapturous fans, spontaneous singalongs, outrageous cosplay — and myself.
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Even amid his raw, spontaneous and sometimes rambling monologue, Mr. West seemed to know he was courting controversy.
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We have strong signs that the murder was the result of a planned operation, not a spontaneous development.
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The birds' phrasings are both melodic and mechanical, cyclical and spontaneous, like the wordless vocables of scat singers.
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We rounded the corner of Walgreens, where I learned that spontaneous yawning is exhibited in all vertebrate mammals.
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Bil Zelman is an American photographer and director known for his powerful, candid portraiture and spontaneous, photojournalistic style.
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When anyone is interacting with a skilled intelligence operative, the spontaneous release of information is not an accident.
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His spontaneous style complicates legislation Trump's freewheeling style sparked immediate confusion on Capitol Hill about the path forward.
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A spontaneous social media movement has coalesced into the biggest uprising against his rule in nearly a decade.
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I turned on some motivational music — the "Serena Williams's Spontaneous Speed" album, of course — and got to work.
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These chance encounters and spontaneous bonds lead me to embrace community-based collaborations that arise from my work.
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You know, platforms where we all speak super formally with zero slang, idioms, cultural references, or spontaneous wordplay.
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The largest of the spontaneous memorials grew at the corner of South Waterman and East Orange Show Road.
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After Greece came a spontaneous trip to Bulgaria to visit some Bulgarian friends I had met in Bali.
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A spontaneous proposal was especially on brand for freelance travel journalist Hannah Summers and her fiancé Jon Beck.
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Once a week, she would rustle up spontaneous arrangements that best articulated her mood, often employing unusual ingredients.
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Cruz's comments were neither a spontaneous response to the Brussels attacks nor a thoroughly fleshed-out policy proposal.
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The entire exhibition feels like a large canvas packed with ambiguity, spontaneous association, instinctive expression and personal idiosyncrasy.
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Most couldn't hear, beneath that mélange, the band's harmonic and rhythmic order, spontaneous sounding counterpoint and interlocking parts.
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It allowed me to go against my better judgment and act "wild and young," to be really spontaneous.
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She is quite spontaneous and felt like that it is just something she really wants, so why wait?
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"Our studies have shown that the observed attentional effects seem to be quite pervasive and spontaneous," she says.
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Encountering Como there in an elevator, he performed a spontaneous audition for him and asked for an evaluation.
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According to court documents, Ben presented "in full arrest," meaning there was no spontaneous respiration and no cardiac activity.
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As a result, gamers could easily miss out on spontaneous clips they would want to share with their friends.
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It also led to massive, spontaneous protests across the country and, eventually, the courts stepping in to block it.
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"With increasing age, the chances for spontaneous conception decrease and the chance of developing a fibroid increases," Redecha said.
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The muralist enjoys blending these features into his work for a spontaneous result that authentically reacts to the neighborhood.
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The Washington Post reports that the dry frigid air can cause frostbite within minutes and lead to spontaneous nosebleeds.
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Instead, the 28-year-old is a complementary centerpiece who provides enough spontaneous production to make Boston's offense hum.
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He may say he wants a challenging, spontaneous, funny woman, Hannah says, but he just sent that woman home.
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First spotted by members in the audience, video footage of Ivory's spontaneous on-stage moves have now gone viral.
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But these new incidents involving the spontaneous combustion of its cars' batteries appear to have sparked Tesla into action.
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After two spontaneous explosion events on Thursday and Friday, the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office burned the remaining chemicals.
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Similarly, it would be inaccurate to portray it as a spontaneous, organic expression of an inherently superior fan culture.
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In an alternate-universe future version of Tokyo, firefighters battle fire monsters called Infernals, created by spontaneous human combustion.
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But, unlike squeezing in a spontaneous quickie, sex in the great outdoors requires a little more planning and caution.
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The result was an international day of protest that was largely a spontaneous response to a moment in time.
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Julia Felischaker: I don't know if we can speak for the big publishers, but for us it's just spontaneous.
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Her gestures were more spontaneous than before and they seemed to come not from rehearsing, but from the heart.
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Even if the uprising was spontaneous, however, it makes clear that the president will struggle to implement his agenda.
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Welcome is a new app that CEO Matthew Rosenberg said is designed for a more spontaneous approach to traveling.
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In the meantime, there may be something to say for Houston's spontaneous and largely self-organised response to Harvey.
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The movement emerged via Facebook and social media, and values its identity as a spontaneous expression of "the people".
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Her personality and natural beauty will capture the essence of this new campaign: joyful, spontaneous and full of life.
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It's as if he walked in on somebody, happened upon them, and the portrait has captured that spontaneous quality.
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" It then cites several nematode studies in which their bodies "generate spontaneous voltage spikes independent of the nervous system.
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Not one for enjoying spontaneous hugs from strangers, Hadid elbowed the attacker in the face until he let go.
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Second to second, moment to moment, she's just spontaneous and has such a feel — an arithmetic feel — for comedy.
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For the most part, my use of email has been estranged from such easy communication and spontaneous sentence building.
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According to Deadline, Langford will star in Spontaneous, a film adaptation of Aaron Starmer's novel of the same name.
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"It's thought that accumulation of mutations in cells over time can contribute to causing spontaneous tumors," Dr Stell said.
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So far, Harris has seemed less assured in spontaneous situations than in implementing pre-cooked strategies in a debate.
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Bérard and her team found 8,93 cases of diagnosed spontaneous abortions, occurring on average at 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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In spontaneous collapse theories, quantum mechanics can no longer to be applied to systems larger than some threshold mass.
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That would allow YouTube to better compete with Facebook, which has built an enormous audience for spontaneous video discovery.
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It's just more difficult to be spontaneous in established relationships -- that's why it's important to make sex a priority.
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In a spontaneous outburst on the sidelines, his abrasive and flamboyant personality had come forth onto the European stage.
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But when that happens we tend to ridicule them for not being fun or spontaneous enough to play along.
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It regards spontaneous public outbursts as a potential threat to the party's control, loss of which would truly hurt.
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A source close to Cardi tells TMZ the attack was "spontaneous" and was triggered after someone threw a drink.
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The spontaneous activity of quantum fields goes by several different names: quantum fluctuations, virtual particles, or zero-point motion.
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I have a feeling some spontaneous bang trims, dye jobs, and tattoos will be the result of this eclipse.
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As of November 2015, manufacturer Bayer was facing about 3,000 US lawsuits involving spontaneous uterine perforations from the Mirena.
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"Regarding this year's election, spontaneous preferences in favor of Alejandro Guillier continue to be on the rise," Adimark said.
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We've loved watching spontaneous joy turn into hilarity with the likes of Robin Williams, Julia Roberts, and Roberto Benigni.
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" He said, "It's not because there's a spontaneous outpouring of anti-Semitism from 22-year-olds in this country.
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But one of the great things about the carpet is that it is spontaneous and stuff just comes up.
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Family functions often ended with spontaneous wrestling matches in the living room, Kosta Karageorge trying to pin his uncle.
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As a parent, you won't be as spontaneous as you were when you were before children — regardless of location.
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Making the album, Mr. Vernon said earlier this month, was at times spontaneous, at times convoluted and often uncertain.
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Several complained that Uber's maps of Delhi failed to reflect the spontaneous detours that spring up on local roads.
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Also called "bovine anemia," the illness causes lethargy, lack of appetite and, in pregnant cows, spontaneous abortion or stillbirth.
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Actual representation in parliament is weak, and barriers to securing protest permits are high, leaving little but spontaneous protest.
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Coal stockpiles must be carefully managed to avert air pockets and heating that can enable spontaneous combustion to occur.
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You have probably seen the articles and photos that announced the arrival of a spontaneous, authentic and widespread obsession.
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It's hard imagining any of the other candidates, Tea Party favorites or not, inspiring that kind of spontaneous combustion.
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Some Democrats have voiced concerns over Trump hearing sensitive national intelligence due to the businessman's penchant for spontaneous remarks.
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Even in porn, where it looks like sex is natural and spontaneous, there's definitely plenty of lube being used.
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What made this effect particularly disconcerting is that many of Trump's spontaneous interjections were reactions to his own speech.
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Surely, Eliana had thought, she was imagining that Yael's conversation had become more natural lately, their actions more spontaneous.
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But if you are black, aimless movement, unpredictable movement, spontaneous movement leads to what some might consider suspicious movement.
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Ricci tells me that he is the spontaneous one in the kitchen and I am an avid rule follower.
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As far as sex goes, many couples report their sex gets better and more frequent and spontaneous post-vasectomy.
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Pretty much the entire record got made like that, spontaneous jams with different vibes that I just went with.
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"I think that despite being somewhat cavalier and spontaneous, it quickly became something that I really loved," he says.
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The stadium floor vibrates from all the bass, and a little from the spontaneous screaming and jumping that's happening.
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As sources for future drawings, the pictures feel spontaneous and uninhibited, but also secretive, made in a makeshift studio.
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But the internet is more like poetry: nonlinear, fragmented, spontaneous and explosive, a place to simultaneously hide and strike.
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Later that day, as news of Hillig's death spread, far-right groups assembled for a spontaneous show of strength.
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By the end, these students literally broke into song — a spontaneous rendition about freedom and joy and black excellence.
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The bulletin underscored the often "spontaneous and opportunistic nature" of white supremacist violence, which can complicate law enforcement intervention.
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The theory goes that spontaneous interactions—over drinks, coffee, social events—allow ideas to proliferate and expand like viruses.
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"Obama liked the spontaneous stops, going out to Five Guys," said Anita Dunn, who served as his communications director.
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We have traded the prolonged, organized mass sit-ins of the Umbrella Movement for spontaneous actions and momentary disruptions.
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While doing a spontaneous Q&A on Instagram, a follow asked Peter for advice on getting over a breakup.
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One: The main thing is to get "time talk" going, because it will provoke spontaneous adoption of the obvious.
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Unlike solar flares, which were visible during eclipses using traditional telescopes, these spontaneous emissions were now detectable using radios.
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Charles Friedman June 29, 1977 The Dead End kids are running the show at Wimbledon — unpredictable, spontaneous, whippy, brazen.
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Some are pre-arranged flash mobs, some are spontaneous, but all are warm and heartening and good for morale.
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But as reality has settled in, critics say the killings were neither spontaneous nor without warning: They were inevitable.
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Neither is a spontaneous airport protest over the president's travel ban, which also had clear goals and urgent demands.
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Cohen (Sacha Baron Cohen) was the kind of guy to leave his wife spontaneous love letters throughout the house.
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If they had read his court file, they would have learned that witnesses had described a spontaneous, unprovoked attack.
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Unlike previous waves of protests that began in 2011, this protest was spontaneous and not organized by any party.
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Whether they're goths, horror movie fans, cosplay enthusiasts, or simply spontaneous, plenty of people have gotten engaged on Halloween.
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The compositions are sometimes staged, but more often arranged—"what's happening [in the frame] is very spontaneous," Carucci says.
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This gives you time to consider all your options and make an informed decision rather than a spontaneous one.
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The differences, they concluded, were involuntary: "Social class affects information processing in a pervasive and spontaneous manner," Dietze said.
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There's a transactional aspect to giving now, a way of forcing a script onto what used to be spontaneous.
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Snapchat users "love having a place where they feel free to be spontaneous, creative, and fun," Schwerin told CNBC.
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They are seamless, and seemingly spontaneous, chemical combinations of words and music whose elements can only be analyzed together.
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Mr. Luisi's ascent to the front ranks of conductors has sometimes seemed more a slow burn than spontaneous combustion.
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Ms. Webb writes great lines and great one-liners, but they don't always sound like spontaneous back-and-forth.
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I wouldn't put it past baroque late-stage Pacino, but nothing in Two For The Money is that spontaneous.
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As far as genre is concerned, jazz is the apex of spontaneous musical interaction, that goes for performers and audience.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries today, putting you in the mood to take a risk and be spontaneous.
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"If you're trying to capture a UFO, it could be difficult if it's spontaneous and you're an amateur," Kivanc said.
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"The fact that he was paralyzed did present its own set of challenges because we couldn't be spontaneous," says Will.
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After two flight attendants learned that the couple were new parents, they threw a spontaneous baby shower for the family.
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Klaxoon maximizes and magnifies meeting points by turning any screen into organic knowledge focus areas conducive to spontaneous idea sharing.
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Chamberlain told the Times they will be assembled in random order — as spontaneous postings in a Facebook group would appear.
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Knowing Bella's spontaneous personality, it's not too surprising to see her go under the needle multiple times in one day.
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We have to abandon the naïve faith in the spontaneous wisdom of everyday people as a guideline of our acts.
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A miscarriage, or "spontaneous abortion," is usually defined as the loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week of gestation.
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"We decided to do a spontaneous and fun road trip to New Orleans from New York City," said Ms. Kaschel.
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I've occasionally been challenged on this photo by people thinking it was staged, yet it was a completely spontaneous moment.
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But in 2015 the ruling party, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), organised a "spontaneous" petition to let him stay on.
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The singer's spontaneous choice to enjoy a THC-laced lollipop had some humiliating (for him, but hilarious for us) consequences.
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First came the the spontaneous tattoo sessions (of which there are too many to count), followed by post-breakup coverups.
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You know that feeling when Prince loves your song so much, he surprises you onstage with a spontaneous guitar solo?
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It's rare to be part of a movie audience that erupts in spontaneous applause during the middle of the film!
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McConnell's line against any hearings or review, far from a spontaneous salvo, reflected a long-considered strategy against Obama's nominees.
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The World Health Organization classifies the "management of spontaneous and induced abortion" through medication as an element of reproductive health.
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Later they said it was a spontaneous decision and did not want to affiliate the protest with the political party.
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Since friends only have a limited period of time to admire your spontaneous moments, you want to make them count.
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Plus, if you're not traveling with a partner, then it could also mean having hot, spontaneous sex with a stranger.
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Colored backgrounds make sure a spontaneous exclamation or a bit of poetry won't get lost in the increasingly flashy feed.
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And Friedrich Hayek, another Austrian, wrote on how the separate actions of individuals could generate "spontaneous order" of incomprehensible complexity.
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The one that, as soon as someone puts down a hotel on, all other players fly into a spontaneous rage.
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He is often accused of being a robot, but an exchange about yoga allowed him to display some spontaneous wit.
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It was a delicious and inexact emulation, a spontaneous salad tart, and somehow it was big enough to feed six.
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"It was the most spontaneous decision I have ever made in my entire life," she said about that first episode.
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This spontaneous color swap could be a birthday treat for herself as Wilson recently celebrated her 36th birthday on Wednesday.
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We are also targeting spontaneous consumers, because almost all of our bookings are for the next 15 minutes to hour.
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With an epidural, 193 women, or 97 percent, had spontaneous vaginal deliveries, compared to 198, or 99 percent, with saline.
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" He added: "At this time, we believe this was a spontaneous attack and that the victims were selected at random.
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They said the protests had so far been spontaneous, though there was a risk of people taking advantage of them.
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"To me, it just looked like this spontaneous, instinctive thing, that everyone just started hooking their arms together," he said.
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If a spontaneous lash-up could achieve such an outcome, the thinking went, an organised approach should do even better.
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With nothing more than a tablet computer, digital ink lets users capture their spontaneous thoughts, as if doodling on paper.
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Plus, my boyfriend has a way of making me feel spontaneous — as well as sexy and comfortable in my body.
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Such heavy curation of extracurricular activities chips away at the spontaneous, hedonistic soul of what a music festival should be.
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Whether it's a soul-searching trip through Europe or a spontaneous weekend getaway, travel is typically a short-term need.
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By 9 PM that evening, the spontaneous assembly declared itself permanent until what they saw as a crisis had resolution.
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They didn't know David Bowie either, or Robin Williams, yet the reactions to their deaths were spontaneous, emotional, bone-felt.
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Kira has also noticed that her girlfriends share more spontaneous physical affection with one another than they do with her.
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As the Wall Street Journal reports, Zuckerberg put an elaborate protocol in place for his spontaneous interactions with normal mortals.
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Each song is a testament to her battle-rapping prowess; she's spontaneous and nimble with an outlandish sense of humor.
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Instead, we want to take these smaller trips that are spontaneous and are usually in cities where we have friends.
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His backing band—the multi-instrumentalist Shahzad Ismaily, the trombonist Dave Nelson, and the percussionist Marlon Patton—added spontaneous ornamentation.
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Here at last was a pope in line with the times, a man who preferred spontaneous gestures to ritual forms.
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" She added that the "materials obtained from spontaneous abortions" are not only "highly variable" but often contain "critical gene defects.
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The mood was triumphal: The concert started after a spontaneous audience rendition of "O Canada" and ended with three encores.
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In lieu of a script, Mr. Rivette used a chronological grid to chart the spontaneous meetings among the cast members.
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This evening, however, Venus will meet Uranus in your sign, putting you in an excited, spontaneous, flirty, and genius mood.
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Our protest was one of the informal ones—a demonstration that resistance would be swift, spontaneous, and impossible to ignore.
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The app differs from FaceTime or Snapchat in that it's synchronous and spontaneous — there's no calling or scheduling a chat.
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"We do not clearly understand how the lying down position increases the chances of a spontaneous vaginal birth," Brocklehurst said.
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Two officials from Rwanda's Environment Management Authority recently went on a spontaneous inspection of shops in Kigali, posing as customers.
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This Houston-based producer and M.C. is known for being one of the most energetic and spontaneous performers in rap.
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The spontaneous circulation of these images across all social networks confirms that they were not video montages or recycled images.
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We find the right balance, she keeps me somewhat spontaneous and impulsive, and I keep her a little more organized.
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Mr. Dudamel kept the scattered choral declamation and fitful orchestral stretches in sync, while making the episode seem utterly spontaneous.
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Within those centers, trained facilitators focus on providing enough structure to make children feel safe, while allowing for spontaneous joy.
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What he wanted was something like the scene of the girl and her dolphin balloon: beauty, naturalism and spontaneous emotion.
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Yet for a few hours on Christmas Day, 1914, the troops on either side of the declared a spontaneous truce.
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Wrapping around the room, they are as spontaneous and unplanned as the Net paintings and release her uncanny inner child.
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Swamps are reminders of an unconscious past before subdivisions and municipalities, a threatening wilderness of spontaneous fires smelling of decay.
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As she began her speech, Waller-Bridge said that while she tries to be spontaneous — this time she came prepared.
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You can hear several people shouting, "F**k the Grammys!" in what appeared to be a spontaneous protest of sorts.
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They know the candidates' rehearsed responses and choreographed moves by heart, so they recognize when a real spontaneous moment happens.
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SARS-associated illnesses were linked to cases of spontaneous abortion, maternal death and critical maternal illness, a 2004 study found.
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Many Australians were outraged when Mr Xu praised the "spontaneous patriotic behaviour" of the Chinese students who instigated the scuffle.
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That could reduce the spontaneous yet civil reply chains between strangers that are part of what makes Twitter so powerful.
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When you're younger, you talk about scheduling sex and go, we can't schedule it because it's got to be spontaneous.
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" A pseudo-event, Boorstin wrote, was, first, "not spontaneous, but comes about because someone has planned, planted or incited it.
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They often evoke obscure primordial rituals, with vowels and consonants passing around the ensemble in spontaneous-seeming fits and starts.
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By 2009, millions of girls were making movies that were as spontaneous and intimate as I ever could have hoped.
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Miscarriage — the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week — occurs in up to 20 percent of known pregnancies.
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I try not to pose them, but I do try to catch their attention because I like their spontaneous reactions.
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Like all her films, "Mikey and Nicky" has the hard-to-capture feeling of spontaneous life, but is carefully structured.
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He downplayed the idea that keeping the event off the governor's schedule led to it appearing to have been spontaneous.
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They prepared documents and distributed these to the press to show that this was not simply a spontaneous grassroots movement.
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