Then you pay at the counter, where you're given a piece of stale, round Arabic bread (too stale for a sandwich).
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And if these traditional markers of maturity and success are feeling stale to Millennials, then surely they're stale to the Zoomers, who are our most socially aware and progressive generation yet.
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Book = paper = wood = sugar that's gone stale, Zykan said.
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For starters, evidence — including memory — gets stale after time.
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Though pretty stale — what exactly does that mean, Merissa?
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" At its heart, it was "stale, empty, and cold.
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Gossiping about who is dancing at stale rec center dances.
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The challenge going in is it gets a little stale.
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Given recent comments, these are likely to prove quite stale.
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These jokes are as stale as Elon Musk's Harambe references.
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The IoT market can seem a bit stale at times.
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It's crazy how these days, that look feels totally stale.
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Most attendees were pale and stale, although not overwhelmingly male.
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It's stale, flavorless, and either too dry or too soggy.
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But the office nine to five felt stale and repetitive.
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But, like food, life is better when it isn't stale.
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They're hopelessly stale and will have to be thrown out.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Unilever's foods business is going slightly stale.
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Whatever you do, don't let those points get too stale.
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"The same stale sponges wouldn't do anymore," Ms. Ptak said.
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The stories get stale, characters leave and sharks get jumped.
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Things get stale if it's all just old book readers.
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And it almost always smells like turpentine and stale beer.
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Even "Where Are U Now" became stale around fifty plays.
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He floated in the stale air of the throne room.
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This is key in keeping Google's engine from growing stale.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja's desire to upend stale concert formats is admirable.
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It would keep them crispy and they wouldn't go stale.
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They are hidden by stale language, misleading histories, willful blindness.
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The atmosphere was pungent with the odor of stale sweat.
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The ECB staff projections on oil are also looking stale.
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But with that endurance comes the potential for going stale.
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" He cheekily added that "so, now my potato chips are stale!
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That's too bad; it could have helped Vogue feel less stale.
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It was always crowded and hot and smelled of stale popcorn.
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"Yelp's board is not functioning effectively and is stale," SQN wrote.
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And then as new malware data is discovered, stuff gets stale.
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No more stale brands, ugly packaging, or mystery ingredients, LOLA states.
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The subject is a topical one, but the approach feels stale.
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His tactics were getting stale and his lungs were getting weaker.
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His victory didn't just change the stale, predictable Philippine political landscape.
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Otherwise the movie, with its stale inspirational clichés, is a dud.
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Carefully she flavored it with a dash of stale curry powder.
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Chicago Cubs — stale offense Where has the excitement gone in Chicago?
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Talking points and stale solutions involving more government promise little hope.
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How about you bring in a boatload of stale, crappy brownies?
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Some of his pieces have an actual scent—stale and fetid.
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Still, Google search results for local topics tend to be stale.
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Beyond that, he was altruistic to the point of feeling stale.
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But it's hard to miss the stale air that surrounds him.
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Plays written fresh off the news can quickly stale into irrelevance.
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No matter what Bowie did, it never seemed stale or contrived.
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"Embarrassing, stale and sexist," was how one lawmaker described the campaign.
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But by the end of the night, that quarrel felt stale.
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We've all been breathing the same stale air for awhile now.
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My nails have been bitten off and the popcorn is stale.
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Don&apost let points get stale or sit for too long.
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The narration advances with some circularity; the language is often stale.
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Please milk this meme before it becomes stale by Wednesday pic.twitter.
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So it gets stale, and people start to want new sounds.
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This story is so old-fashioned and so stale to us.
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He remembers it being a stale and sad shade of brown.
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The rest of the plot unspools like a stale Wes Anderson ensemble.
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Some of the exclusively gay parties really can get a little stale.
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The #Academy once again shows that it is pale, male, and stale.
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You can overlook some flaws—his stale breath or her questionable style.
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Second of all, they are easier to craft with when they're stale.
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It exists beyond the stale mechanism we've developed to talk about music.
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They're heavy on stale administration talking points and light on actual news.
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He looks like he smells of stale cigarettes and last night's whiskey.
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"Pure" and "wholesome" felt stale, and the words were used to neg.
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The lights in the room felt brighter and the air more stale.
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Instagram was growing stale, showing just the occasional highlights of users' lives.
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When that gets stale, there are always interesting new places to explore.
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Where Animal House and Porky's feel nostalgic, Total Frat Movie feels stale.
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And if they're not contemporized and kept relevant, they can become stale.
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All of these features are about keeping social video from going stale.
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How do you avoid the stale cycle of Amazon or YouTube recommendations?
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Her example, the "bitchy, uptight, overbearing" housewife, isn't just a stale stereotype.
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Reputation, regardless of how stale, simply means that much in the league.
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The dead sleep, the hangman humor, the stale-urine smell of combat.
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But emails and messages are stale and strip out important human interactions.
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Some critics said "Need for Speed" (2014) was stale and slow-moving.
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"Captain Marvel" is middle-ranking Marvel, layering the stale with the fresh.
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Is your go-to liner look feeling a little stale these days?
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It's cold, and I'm craving something hot that isn't stale office coffee.
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And she can smell tired sweat, anxiety, stale perfume and cocoa butter.
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Players often matched up against each other, so the matches became stale.
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Some of the ballet's jokes have grown stale, but not its steps.
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Still, the stories feel stale and have been told far better elsewhere.
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As much as I like them, they feel a little more stale.
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To release the trapped, stale energy you need to unblock your chakras.
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Smartphones are still amazing, but the excitement surrounding them is becoming stale.
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In the three decades since, it has never become stale or stuck.
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And that trend has made Powerade appear a bit stale by comparison.
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At the time, many bakers thought sliced bread would quickly become stale.
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Does stale bacon mixed with goopy soft-serve sound appealing to you?
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The deeper Wildlands' thready narrative gets, the more stale the ideas feel.
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Conversations around living with a disability often turn serious, academic and stale.
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It's not your typical, stale campaign scene for a US Senate seat.
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Once it's over, the innuendo is gone and the attack becomes stale.
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If you bring a new customer in, then your inventory isn't stale.
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These incessant comparisons make the final half of the film overwhelmingly stale.
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If a piece is too derivative of Matisse's cutouts, it feels stale.
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But the images already feel stale in the afterglow of cupid's official holiday.
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In recent years, the rollout of desktop processors has felt a bit stale.
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The one place where nobody could possibly care about the stale Raw vs.
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Since Tiananmen, stale apparatchiks have been replaced by bright technocrats—and even entrepreneurs.
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I absolutely applaud Apple for trying to innovate in the stale smartphone space.
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It's the antidote to the stale, single-source textbook, refreshed once a decade.
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The instrumentation was proggy but not stale, melodic without ever being overtly poppy.
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And without that emotional grounding, the violence is stale, and a little numbing.
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They are there to refresh the recipe when the ingredients have gone stale.
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Stale-looking or not, the S9 and S9+ are still distinctly Samsung phones.
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He smoked cigarettes, identifiable only by outline and the stale smell they imparted.
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Today, users mostly reload pages because the content of a site seems stale.
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The big boys weren't immune to dumping stale ideas on the public either.
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Mmmm... like washing a stale saltine cracker down with some room temperature milk.
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Most people sit on their ideas far too long and they become stale.
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We want a conversation beyond these stale binaries of "deserving" and "undeserving" poor.
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She never told a stale joke—when her Liz Taylor material got old,
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Perhaps he could check those stale sexist jokes at the door next time.
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This manner of breaking down the fourth wall feels stale from the start.
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For longtime subjects of the Iranian state, however, the story has grown stale.
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Recruiting could get stale, and in the hothouse SEC, things could get dicey.
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People put off working towards their true passions until their old and stale.
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One would hope that the stale claim of "constitutional crisis" could be retired.
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We've turned stale and nasty old stereotypes into something to joke about, right?
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A. Players go stale and stop learning when they're just doing one thing.
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Do you feel the magazine had gotten stale or fallen into a rut?
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Big dick energy got stale the way most memes do: It got repetitive.
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Depending on how stale your bread is, thinly slice or crumble it up.
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It's been said that the move to electric will produce stale, lookalike vehicles.
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He leaned his sweaty shoebox jaw over her shoulder and breathed stale coffee.
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Because seasonal content grows stale quickly, the effort of creating them feels wasted.
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And although Miracle has its charms, it embodies what's stale about hockey films.
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If you don't have stale bread on hand, you can easily "make" it.
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Some of the eat-the-rich barbs here are about a decade stale.
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Some restaurants will get lazy and serve stale chips and pre-bought salsa.
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That leaves us with 87 years worth of stale "no women director" jokes.
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The coffee "was lukewarm, brown water," she said, and the pastry was stale.
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There is no light, only a stale-yellow dimness when you go outside.
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Duke led 60-42 in the second half before its offense went stale.
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Over the last few decades, festival culture has both exploded and grown stale.
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Penney's stores, meantime, have been criticized for being stale and lacking modern fixtures.
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The smell of disinfectant, stale water and disease lies heavy in the air.
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It also has a strange, off-putting flavor that tastes like stale ginger.
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Wearing an apron and a winning smile, she thrives on men's stale expectations.
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Instead, there is just the echo of passing conversation and stale cold air.
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When the original formula got stale, Trump morphed the show into Celebrity Apprentice.
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I'd argue it's gotten stale, but I don't expect everyone to agree with me.
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Two thousands years before that, ancient Babylonians tried brushing away stale breath with twigs.
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The next time you're thinking of feeding ducks your shitty leftover stale bread, don't.
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The iPhone is stale and boring and the next one won't do that well.
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By the middle of the decade however, things started to feel a bit stale.
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Although the party membership is male, pale and stale, it can be far-sighted.
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In Katrina's wake, New Orleans East smells like "chitlins, piss, stale water, lemon juice".
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Sure, they were in Paris and had fabulous clothes, but it all felt stale.
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Our features are like stale bread, my headache bad as a blueprint for butter.
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He&aposs changing the old and frankly the stale dynamic that was in place.
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That's why it remains the best entry in a franchise that's grown increasingly stale.
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Dare we say that sometimes the summer boozing menu looks a little bit... stale?
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It's a stale recreation of Call Me By Your Name, but I'll take it.
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In most feeds, a 10-month-old blog post would appear stale and unwelcome.
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In short, they feel lively — and the Google feed can feel stale by comparison.
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If you've let a current relationship grow stale, you may be tempted to wander.
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It is hard because if you don't re-sharpen the saw, you get stale.
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We're talking stale panettone, crushed or burnt cookies and, of course, the dreaded fruitcake.
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I dropped, the carpet stale around me as I curled up against the couch.
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Rest assured, Season 1 of Shadows is not a stale retread of the movie.
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For that period, statutes of limitations are the primary protection against stale criminal charges.
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But even the best things start to feel a little stale after a while.
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A strange metallic stench pools in the corridors, like stale water or tissue fluid.
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The squad has looked older, and more and more stale, with every passing season.
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This design also includes inherent inefficiencies such as electricity consumption discarded on stale blocks.
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Several men sit around a long wooden table with coffee cups and stale donuts.
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The air was hot and stale, and a small fan rattled in the corner.
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These communications are more effective in animating action-minded audiences than stale static videos.
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If your Google search results are seeming a bit stale today, you're not alone.
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"Songs for Sabotage," the New Museum's 2018 Triennial, tethers fresh artists to stale palaver.
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They were bland, somewhat stale, and definitely didn't measure up to restaurant-style chips.
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The student replied that I had only stale ideas of what literature was about.
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One CNBC employee compared the flavor of bacon cheddar mac & cheese to stale barbecue.
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The Donald Trump Show is getting stale, old, and, frankly, a little bit boring.
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The same ol' photos by the same ol' people can get kind of stale.
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I hate the stale smell, but it's the texture that truly gives me nightmares.
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I'd never considered that trifle is basically a custardy second chance for stale bread.
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A local baker frequently comes to hurl three-dozen stale bagels in their direction.
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Unfortunately, too much has happened since and the reflection plays like a stale recap.
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The air-conditioning whirring away, pumping stale air into the already energy sapping atmosphere.
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That conversation has been happening for decades, and it's beyond stale at this point.
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The thick Instagram makeup of the last few years had begun to feel stale.
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The premise is silly, and the internet references were stale even four years ago.
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KNIGHT It keeps everything interesting and it doesn't allow your power to become stale.
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Make sure your spices are fresh, especially the mustard powder, which goes stale quickly.
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The rivalry regained a little of its sauciness last season after a stale period.
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But that generation-defining gesture isn't just the stale move of a 1950s beatnik.
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After one year, ARIA's lyrics have faded, its well-intentioned legislative provisions grown stale.
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Gourmia® GDT2445 Multi-Function Digital Toaster Never settle for stale bread ever again.
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He added that lunch on the first day had been stale bread with ham.
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" They also blasted the Trump administration as "too male, too pale and too stale.
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Amazon has been accused of having pale, male, and stale management in the past.
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Its poor controls and pre-rendered backgrounds had become stale by its third installment.
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It can be meaty, tough, flexible and interesting, but it has also turned stale.
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I think when you don't speak directly to the crowd, you can get stale.
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The debates about whether presidential power has grown too much have become pretty stale.
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This one pops in our mouth to release stale air with a tinge of ginger.
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I never thought I'd say this but Shameless is starting to feel a little stale.
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Her heart rate accelerated, and her breath was hot, wet, and stale inside the respirator.
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So it's really kind of stale, but then it gets moist from the chicken broth.
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Now I was scrambling for a focus, and the calling out of Trump seemed stale.
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Yes, breadcrumbs—the kind you've got idling in your pantry, or made from stale bread.
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Voters in the district aren't looking for a Congressional has-been parroting stale talking points.
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Is your home decor feeling a bit stale and 2017-ish all of a sudden?
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And there are three tabs of stale Twitter feeds I forgot to exit out of.
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When cooked poorly, they taste like a swamp and have the texture of stale gum.
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There was a bowl of stale candies, tap water and a lack of electrical outlets.
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The performances were stale, and the winners kept it pretty bland with their acceptance speeches.
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There were frequently empty seats in the main hall, where ministers made mainly stale speeches.
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Saturday Night Live, for all its Emmy power, has been more than stale this year.
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Your same old routine is feeling very stale—find a way to shake things up.
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How can he avoid it getting stale -- as even the most popular things sometimes do?
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The whole thing had the feeling of a P.T.A. meeting, but without the stale cookies.
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It plans to release programming weekly, on Fridays, to keep the library from getting stale.
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But it's getting stale, and the comic book movie could do with more unapologetic earnestness.
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Eventually, people stopped caring and Gaga was tossed aside like a stale piece of bread.
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In Norwegian Olympic slopestyle and big air snowboarder Stale Sandbech's case, it was human beings.
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Instead they won the World Series, which is honestly not bad for a stale donut.
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The chicken was bland, the tortilla chips slightly stale, and the salad mix was lackluster.
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However, Prospect Park says the band's sound is getting stale and needs more creative input.
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Starches like pasta, beans, rice and stale bread soften as they absorb water and cook.
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The unit I am on this time is all grays and beige and stale air.
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Bring a garbage bag full of stale bread to Times Square and feed the pigeons.
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Greeting me, his breath against my cheek always smelled of stale warm coffee and cigarettes.
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Still, the rejection burned like each bite of that stale bread covered in raw garlic.
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It's on the peripheries of these characters that the production has begun to look stale.
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" But that somewhat stale aphorism doesn't accurately capture the divergent nature of the "three Americas.
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A third candidate, the veteran — and stale — politician James Soong Chu-yu, is largely irrelevant.
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Soon the woman could become a stale gag that they use to prank one another.
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He could also be stale from not having run a campaign for a long time.
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"It's amazing all these stale ideas that get stuck in your head," Ms. Shoket said.
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In exchange, North Korea offered only the same stale promises it's been repeating for decades.
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K., this could easily be a one-off joke that gets really stale really quick.
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Have some panettone left over on the counter from all your holiday excess, going stale?
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It's a new year, which means it's time to shed stale habits and blinkered perceptions.
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The question is, has the game grown too stale to inspire any hope for change?
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Yeah, I mean, conferences are just ... So a lot of them can be really stale.
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But there is nothing else to eat for dessert, really, so stale panettone it is.
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He does not like stale-tasting chips and isn't much of a fan of candy overall.
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Following a three-decade reign over the vibrator market, pink feels somewhat stale—if also familiar.
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But I don't want to say being in a long marriage is stale by any means.
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" In an email, Chandar cautioned that the data was from 2017 and could be considered "stale.
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Not long ago America seemed stale and overrun by lawsuits, particularly compared with fast-growing economies.
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As much as we hate to admit it, Fashion Month can grow stale by week four.
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Some devout Hindus won't eat anything stale or overripe or with the wrong flavors or texture.
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It may grow stale, may ossify like bone, it may even seem to fade from view.
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Abe, 63, took office in December 2012, promising to reboot the stale economy and bolster defense.
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The stale prepared statement was nothing compared to how Comey responded to the barrage of questions.
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But going the traditional route doesn't have to mean lackluster or stale — it's quite the contrary.
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If not for the episode's wry tone, "Playtest" might have felt stale upon introducing its concept.
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It's simply adding another stale, misogynistic rape joke to the nauseatingly high pile of preexisting ones.
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They're starting to get stale, but I love tortilla chips so much that I don't mind.
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Because as lovely as it is, the chips-and-peas combo can get a little stale.
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The election has shown that many of the old narratives — whether conservative or liberal — are stale.
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Justice League 2 sounds a little stale, though, so it's probably not going to last long.
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His subject matter, the art of growing up, may be timeless; his execution tips toward stale.
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He told me I was on a roll and assured me that my jokes weren't stale.
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If a listing is overpriced and sits on the market for too long, it gets stale.
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"No one's going to want to meet with anybody except over a cup of stale coffee."
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The Lin-related artifacts of that time, like the sandwiches once named for him, grew stale.
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Abe, 63, took office in December 2012 promising to reboot the stale economy and bolster defense.
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You can somehow see the smoky funk of a thousand stale cigarettes oozing down the walls.
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They show the potential of a physical retail space to be more than a stale storefront.
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It probes some of the things she writes about best: fraught friendships, covert backbiting, stale marriages.
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Because of the smell of weed and stale urine - it's just like being in the projects.
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In some cities, lab officials have used stale or home-brewed chemical solutions that warped results.
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The Democrats, meanwhile, are left with stale class-warfare slogans about tax cuts for the rich.
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Will it ever be possible for "the smartphone photo look" to become recognizable and therefore stale?
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Then the second wave hit like a dagger, reminiscent of stale cigarette smoke, or rotten carrion.
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At last, they made a genuine commitment to getting younger and breaking up a stale roster.
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Eventually the high I once got from accumulating wealth faded and it started to feel stale.
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"The Democrats, meanwhile, are left with stale class-warfare slogans about tax cuts for the rich."
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His rhetoric has grown stale at a time where people are paying attention more than ever.
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People still laugh at its slapstick collisions and abusive gags, but the humor has gone stale.
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Monotonous tasks like commuting to and from work can end one's day on a stale note.
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Fire Pro coming back is a fresh breeze stirring the stale air of a closed hallway.
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Looks like that material got a bit stale, and he tried something new and decidedly British.
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The pitching has been solid recently, but the offense has grown stale in the losing skid.
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With such high churn the basket of goods monitored by official statisticians would quickly go stale.
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By the next morning, these stories threatened to go stale as Mr. Trump took the reins.
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"Reducing the easy distraction without also filling the void can make life unpleasantly stale," he writes.
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The other party has nominated someone with the most predictable of names and a stale agenda.
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Its ideas too often feel stale, its nostrums unsuited to beating back the authoritarian populist tide.
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On Twitter, one person said stores used to feel magical and now seem stale and boring.
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A soldier was serving stale bread and watery lentil soup, ladled out from a cavernous pot.
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"There were lots of times when it seemed stale or not as much fun," he said.
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Yet — again — despite fresh admissions of adtech's lawfulness problem the regulator is choosing more stale inaction.
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Let's move beyond the stale talking points toward preventing pain, suffering and saving young people's lives.
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Mr. Goldsmith said that by the mid-'80s, he felt his celebrity campaigns had grown stale.
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The chain bakes the bread for its famous hoagies daily — so, hopefully, no stale loaves here.
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"Buying Blue Buffalo helps diversify General Mills away from some mighty stale supermarket aisles," he said.
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Leads are usually stale, evidence is difficult to find and suspects are often lost to history.
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But High Maintenance makes a couple crucial choices that keep its New York from feeling stale.
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One of the sillier parts of the stale screenplay is Andrew's cool music-biz girlfriend (Dianna Agron).
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I can barely clip together a bag of veggie chips without them going stale a day later.
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A stack of stale donuts nods to Brancusi's column, amidst the scene of an overstuffed rec room.
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Some may decide to manifest power, while others will opt to add kink to their stale routine.
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Now, however, artificial intelligence and advanced analytics are making even these previously stale product categories interesting again.
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However, if there's anyone who can revitalize this stale gag, it's the funny and adorable Chrissy Teigen.
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Thriving houseplants provide both a literal and figurative breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale space.
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It's an unquestionably strong showing that builds on Dirge's breakneck speed and cannonball grooves without feeling stale.
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The air was stale and dry and felt as if it had been heated to 9,000 Fahrenheit.
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With the old system, we were stuck with legacy 3rd party black box code and stale data.
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More familiar comfort food than stale retread, the season's antics explore many of the series' known beats.
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This new Lisbeth feels stale and empty, a man's view of what a female vigilante should be.
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And when filmmakers do take on technology, more often than not, it comes off dated and stale.
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We can even change up stale family communication patterns if we want (not that it'll be easy).
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But over the last few years, we've seen the denim front take a turn toward the stale.
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Michigan State put the clamps on Texas, which had its offense go stale in the second half.
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In short, it felt stale during a time when new apps were springing up left and right.
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He thinks the current competition circuit is stale—boring for the competitors and disconnected from the audience.
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The script is laughably bad, the action sequences are...fine, I guess, and the stakes feel stale.
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Karpinski's takeaway might be a stale refrain, but it's also true: "The stakes could not be higher."
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Too bad many of their politicians are stale, often corrupt and mired in battles from the past.
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These pretzels are kind of stale, maybe if I dip them in some hummus they'll taste better.
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Remember when coffee was something mums drank out of chipped promotional mugs and dunked stale Hobnobs in?
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After that, Old Mutual Limited will retain a minority stale of 19.9 percent in Nedbank, it said.
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She lacked personality, style, and pizazz, and felt generally stale amongst the rest of her fictional family.
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Just as nature abhors a vacuum, political media abhors a boring story about a stale, predictable race.
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That is my main problem with this season of Kimmy Schmidt: Everything feels either overdone, or stale.
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He and his compadres must continue to code amid the stale musk of Cheetos and bong water.
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Without the champion at play in each division, the battle to climb the ranks becomes quite stale.
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STALE FOOD IS REPELLENT, MONOGAMOUS LOVE BREEDS CONTEMPT, SENILITY CRIPPLES GOVERNMENT THAT IS TOO POWERFUL TOO LONG.
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I got down on my knees beside him and buried my face in his stale blue blanket.
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It's been a bit stale on this front for quite a while, so this could be exciting.
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Equally, if the sex starts to get a little stale, here's a quick fix: talk about it.
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West recalled an otherwise humdrum game against the Phoenix Suns in February 2018, when everything was stale.
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But there's also a risk that the competition becomes too stale and fans start to switch off.
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Satouf sells the stale bread to cattle and herd owners or anyone else willing to buy it.
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The scene was kind of stale in Edmonton and no one was putting one another in check.
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Mayweather thinks everyone should focus on the serious problems in the world ... not stale, decades-old accusations.
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And when some food is past its prime but still useable, experts recommend getting creative: Stale bread?
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Of course, there's no correct amount of stale, acrid garlic, but the kitchen really goes all in.
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Despite detractors' disingenuous cries of "stale" evidence, like faded memories, the quality of evidence matters, not time.
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In this version, everyone seems to be flailing interchangeably, in the same stale vacuum, for all eternity.
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"If there's not an experience tied into this, it becomes stale, it becomes mute," Mr. Bartolotta said.
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No longer will people have to suffer stale, tired, old sandwiches with folded eggs and microwaved bacon.
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So, what we have are both Republicans and Democrats looking backwards with stale ideas and weathered rhetoric.
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Even if you could trace the effect, the hacked information in many cases is stale or unimportant.
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"There's a sense that things are stale; we're just adding to existing modes of transport," he said.
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His music is loping and lazy, but pretty enough to be left on repeat without sounding stale.
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But even with the novelty and political victory of the casting, "The Big Sick" still feels slightly stale.
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Its ingredients are onions cooked in fat, salt, tomatoes, sugar, boiling water, stale bread and dry white wine.
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I felt like the movies had kind of... maybe not gotten stale, exactly, but they ceased to explore.
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The stories of how a young gun changed a stale automobile company were a legend around Ford's headquarters.
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But the category has gone stale, and succumbed to the inevitable meaning erosion for any cool concept online.
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This is just stale bubblegum with a synth beat; it was just released and it already sounds tired.
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Their stale blood evaporates into the air surrounding machines dripping with inky red, covered in broken test tubes.
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With all of that in tow, "Striking Vipers" seems a little nakedly—pun intended—obvious, a little stale.
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A bowl of guac and a half-empty bag of stale chips do not a summer party make.
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"You can't have the David Ireland house as just a stale house – you need artists to activate it."
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It's not uncommon for a marriage to go through periods where it seems stale, especially with children involved.
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Swelling classes and stale courses mean they are generally ill-prepared for the few graduate jobs on offer.
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Microwave a little cheddar over some stale tortilla chips and plop yourself on the couch for the drama.
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That's the case with a new study, which details how stale bread might help ward off colon cancer.
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By acquiring new products, even at steep prices, Snapchat can stay ahead of competitors and avoid growing stale.
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Mr Jennings, though an avid reader of Ian Fleming's books, thought that the thriller genre had become "stale".
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Her and Lincoln rushing into their new label means things have gotten stale in a matter of hours.
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Lay the bread slices on a tray and leave out overnight so they get nice and stale. 2.
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To an audience already familiar with these plays, these radical departures may breathe new life into stale texts.
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The male, pale and stale of Washington DC and Westminster cannot keep up with Snapchat, Telegram and Kik.
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The buns are old, stale hamburger buns that we've mixed with milk and water to make new buns.
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Instead, the clip leans almost entirely on the stale visual gag of straight guys looking uncomfortable with boobs.
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The smells of popcorn and stale manure hung in the air, and Trump's voice echoed through the arena.
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Apple is also removing abandoned apps from the App Store because nobody wants to eat a stale baguette.
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That is why it is best to lower your asking price before your listing hits the stale stage.
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And the commercial approach was to rip off consumers by overcharging for stale content packaged into oversized bundles.
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Detroit just hired the nation's first chief story-teller to help move the narrative away from stale stereotypes.
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Pros: Great assortment of candy, more interesting than standard chocolates, genuine German importCons: Slightly overpriced, some candy stale
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The department store has kept its clearance racks in check and has less stale inventory on the floor.
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Millie's inner monologue has proceeded uninterrupted for a long time, and it has become both stale and vicious.
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In 2016, Instagram was growing stale, as everyone curated and lifestyle-blogged their timelines to a grinding halt.
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If someone clicks on that, they're not seeing a stale personal website, or a dry, professional Linkedin profile.
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I had the Banana Bread one but the only discernible flavor was Glastonbury chai tents and stale Soreen.
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These details, along with framed prints and a large wall painting, made the room feel anything but stale.
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Ultimately, though, the fixation on Monroe feels stale—a retread of an already heavily exploited pop-culture tragedy.
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Many critics found that formula stale, and the movie holds a 24 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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In the black landfill bin were remnants of a chicken dinner, a stale baguette and Chinese takeout containers.
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Once transformative and captivating, his short, simple staccato style that remade American writing decades before had gone stale.
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Writing about the 3-point revolution has become stale and trite, but Curry really did change the game.
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Female consumers have been turned off by its sexy marketing, dimly lit stores and somewhat stale product assortment.
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While not exactly resetting expectations, these losses certainly added some spice to a season that was turning stale.
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Most sports bars are caverns of dark wood and stale Michelob, mutant dives that sprouted too many televisions.
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The Big Mac sauce doesn't help my situation, being a little too punchy for this already stale pizza.
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But the company's business model soon became stale when Netflix and Redbox started providing on-demand digital services.
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For example, if you've been forbidden from eating bread, "even a stale bread basket looks amazing," said Alpert.
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We're aware that calling every phablet a Samsung Note7 replacement is getting a bit stale at this point.
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Some of these ideas are stale and the moviemaking is dreary or worse, but I'm glad they exist.
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But after three years of spec refreshes without touching the design, things were beginning to feel a bit stale.
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While the idea behind "Boss Baby" is certainly cute, as executed, that new-baby smell gets stale pretty quickly.
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Why Hyundai chose to traffic in a stale trope about women as terrible drivers, however, will remain a mystery.
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AIG then sued Pimco a month later, seeking a declaratory judgment that Pimco's federal securities law claim was stale.
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The more conventional bad-guy plots, however, have grown stale, almost becoming a distraction from Luther's ongoing personal turmoil.
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Maybe because Cassie is passing this test with flying colors, the rest of the drama starts to feel stale.
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The panels and discussions are stale, because no team wants to give away any of their useful trade secrets.
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But we here at MUNCHIES are willing to bet your taco night game plan has gotten a little stale.
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But I wondered if what seemed like stale rhetoric about gender roles was really worth the workshop's $1,500 fee.
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She walks through the doorway, inhaling the day's first whiff of stale beer and citrus, and flips a switch.
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Time may have withered her, to misquote Shakespeare, but custom will never stale this mother's infinite, and exasperating, variety.
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During the talking-but-not-labeled phase of dating, the person I was seeing sent me a stale meme.
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It's like dinner and a movie, minus the stale popcorn and plus pita hot from the wood fire oven.
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When your feed and Stories trays go stale, or your follower count stops rising, you drift away from Instagram .
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But he's just not that exciting to watch, as he is regulated to delivering smoldering looks and stale lines.
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Their food is stale and sometimes infested by maggots, their shelter, in many places, still consists of flimsy tents.
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But workers said repeated requests for repairs and better food supplies - often insufficient, stale or contaminated - were largely ignored.
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The curtains open at my command and bring streams of light tumbling into the otherwise shaded and stale room.
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Even Google's massive facilities — with all the colorful walls and pipes inside — can get a little stale and repetitive.
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For now, that feels like a much needed breath of fresh air in an increasingly stale social-media landscape.
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Amelia Krales Even the term "rock music" seems stale now, but I'm not sure what else to call it.
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She has cropped, bleached-blonde hair and wouldn't be caught dead in stale politico garb like a skirt suit.
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Its design might be getting stale at this juncture, but it's still a pleasant one that's comfortable to hold.
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Bobby Kennedy For President ends up being a forward-looking, cross-generational remix of the stale old Kennedy myth.
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No doubt, the modern foreign policy establishment can be criticized for stale or lazy thinking, or parochial self-interest.
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The show handled it well, though, using new character backstories and flashbacks to keep the plot from feeling stale.
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In this franchise reboot, the writer-director Elizabeth Banks tries to sell stale goods with a sheen of empowerment.
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He travelled with a collection of old newspapers and stale crackers; he liked to wear several layers of clothing.
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You get your earth shattering twist and the price you pay is the same stale platitudes for weeks afterwards.
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Sometimes, too, banks dismiss a power of attorney as being "stale" — signed too long ago — or for other reasons.
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Some subversions, paradoxically, can even seem to reinvigorate the stale conventions that they'd set out to subvert or satirize.
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"These last 10 months, he's ripped through a different morass — the nation's stale, insider-driven politics," the board wrote.
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Think about spending 8x as much on marketing your stale old products as you do on building something new.
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"When you open the door, there's that rush of air, always that same kind of stale smell," he said.
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Meager shreds of purple cabbage, a stale bun and a processed cheese slice did little to complement the meat.
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Conversations feel forced and awkward, while presenters echo buzzwords and ideas about female empowerment that are stale and ineffective.
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But while he's still a good, occasionally great rapper, the music has, in fact, grown just a little stale.
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Even for the uninitiated, the story will feel stale because horror fiction has been regurgitating Lovecraftian tropes for decades.
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Google is not throwing out cookies and declaring them completely stale, but it's a clear move away from them.
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The team's offense goes from stale bread with him on the court to chunk of mold when he sits.
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Unfortunately, this means that many of the other headphones I already own now feel — and sound — stale by comparison.
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The hundreds of incarcerated men in the small space had clearly attempted to drown out the stale prison odor.
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There is no restaurant where I'd be glad to see littlenecks steamed with way too much stale, acrid garlic.
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"There were issues about the product becoming stale and heavy discounting to get product out the door," Beder said.
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A stale sort of mugginess in the air told him they had been cooped up together for some time.
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They need to present a vision that moves away from stale talking points on immigration about 'comprehensive immigration reform.
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Still, it's a sign of the times: Familiarity can be a refuge, even if it feels a little stale.
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That could make Instagram's content more diverse, surprising and alluring over time versus an increasingly stale aesthetic of perfection.
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Chloe and Nadine bring an undeniable electricity to a series that had, in many ways, started to feel stale.
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Before tossing stale chips, crackers or bread, stick them in a toaster oven to crisp them right back up.
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But because of hundreds of years of voter suppression and disenfranchisement, Congress is still overwhelmingly pale, stale and male.
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I've been quoted before saying how concerned I am about slopestyle courses in the future becoming standardised and stale.
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This is certainly not about beckoning revolutions and uprisings, nor to relapse into the stale talk of institutional reforms.
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"It was fun to take something that had an old, stale feel, and make it relevant for today," says Garcia.
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Instead, it turned out to be a stale dessert after the meaty migration debate that had occupied the previous night.
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The infographics, the data visualizations and the stale clips pulled from mainstream media were obliterated by the alt-right's memes.
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The offensive celebrity costume has become a yearly Halloween staple, as ubiquitous as stale candy corn yet far, far worse.
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"Superior Donuts," meanwhile, assembles a lot of good talent, only to serve them up in a stale, warmed-over vehicle.
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Either way, it's almost stale by now; the Letterman news isn't even the first big Netflix announcement of this week.
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Their tale of four kids in the hood doesn't rely on stale stereotypes about tough kids and petty crime, either.
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Especially when they consist of nothing but the now-stale recipe of homogenous models in expensive clothing at exotic locales.
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Up close, he smelled exactly the way Pat thought he should smell, of hair ointment, stale tobacco, and shoe leather.
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"If you're trying censor what you do or trying to sanitize it, it comes off as really stale," he said.
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Even a percentage boost that ensures each successive generation levels up quicker can't prevent it from growing stale and repetitive.
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Unlike Li's first app, TagDat will target a U.S. market, hoping to create some interest where Yelp has gone stale.
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She didn't want Donald Glover's moves to appear stale and robotic, but to have a lot of life and movement.
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But yeah, it's at season 8 now, and could it get to a season 12 or 13 and get stale?
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Iwasaki Co recycles some of the stale food for new displays, the beauty of working in a business of imperishables.
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Although, eating slightly stale pretzel rods dipped in sriracha pales in comparison to some of these, er, melancholic hors d'oeuvres.
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I recently cleaned out my cupboard and threw out all my stale spices, so I had to restock on them.
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But the series now finds itself at the same place it was before the reboot: stale and out of ideas.
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America's stale policy regarding Jerusalem yielded little in the way of tangible results in the Arab-Israeli conflict for years.
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Making them look as good as possible could keep Instagram from growing stale as it rockets toward 1 billion users.
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Regardless of which side of the coriander debate you're on, we can all agree that stale herbs are the pits.
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The advertising CEO sees them as a way to refresh what is becoming a stale business model for big tech.
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Cheap beer that tastes like stale water might not be the hero we want, but it's the hero we deserve.
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The gags about not understanding Europeans, converting euros into dollars, and bad women drivers are al incredibly stale in 2019.
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Let's just say it: Thrasher was getting stale, and Transworld was a bunch of pretty pictures and that was it.
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You'd think the show would run out of storylines within this massive, Target-esque setting, but it never grows stale.
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The next season will give us just enough time to see Mindy and Ben's relationship play out, without becoming stale.
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With this in mind, if we rely on the same stale tropes about men for our liberation, we've already lost.
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It pushes you out of the stale, repetitive loops that you might get into with a game with no randomness.
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While Microsoft has worked to improve it over recent years, it felt stale in comparison with WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
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I knew I wasn't going to wake up with the taste of stale liquor in my mouth the next day.
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With her new talk show, "Chelsea," the comedian intends to break the mold of the seemingly stale topical comedy format.
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Howard Schultz's presidential candidacy is nothing more than a vanity project repackaging the same stale ideas that almost nobody supports.
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If that were ever acceptable, it is no longer tolerable as it allows stale thinking and management flaws to persist.
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Even if you don't end up loving it, at least you're attempting to expand your horizons – that's decidedly not stale.
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This was a way more interesting character than most of the pale and stale princes Disney had been drawing up.
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Because how many times can you really use "I'm feeling myself" to describe your many selfies without it getting stale?
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"It was the stale fantasy trope of, humans are the good guys, monsters are the bad guys," Mr. Jones said.
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Or perhaps you go even smaller, to the fridges and cupboards where our lettuce wilts and our cereals go stale.
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As Jaguar's design boss, he transitioned the company from stale relics of "ole Britain" to tightly-tucked, chisel-jawed showstoppers.
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Pinknic drew a crowd so sharp as to supply much fresh intelligence on keeping Adidas Stan Smiths from looking stale.
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Regardless of which side of the cilantro debate you're on, we can all agree that stale herbs are the pits.
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Throw pillows will make your space look put together, and you can update them if they start to feel stale.
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Motion graphic designers eLearning and mLearning thrive when you have modern, well-executed animation that brings stale content to life.
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Though the GIFs may seem straightforward, they go beyond stale instruction to empower the Deaf community in an unprecedented way.
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He never sat in a classroom smelling of chalk and stale schoolbooks, listening to children's chatter echoing off the walks.
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While I thought my experience would help assure partners and investors, it seemed to make them think I was stale.
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Everyone called it a gimmick, but when something becomes stale — as smartphones have — people will start looking for something new.
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It is also trying to capitalize on a cultural moment, which means it could feel stale once the moment passes.
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It meant a 22001 percent cut in pay and trading a sumptuous office for one that smelled of stale cigarettes.
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Stopping at gas stations housed in iffy spaces that offered stale food and beverage selections both depressed and inspired them.
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Their sound differed ever so slightly from album to album, maturing with each new release, yet somehow never getting stale.
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My first morning in Cuba, I had stale bread and ham with locals on the corner near my family's house.
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This is in some run-down college house where the carpet is sticky in patches and smells like stale urine.
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I'm actually pleasantly surprised; they remind me of some cheese crisps I once had—just with a stale, meaty aftertaste.
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Over time, those match-ups can get stale, so teams break up, reform, and the same thing will happen again.
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For a media consumer who will literally notice and react negatively if they find their news feed empty or stale.
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The channel has a habit of reducing more serious "dramas" to entertainment, then throwing them away when they grow stale.
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It's quick, filling and slow to go to stale, which means he doesn't have to go grocery-shopping as often.
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Offices lining these roads are often cramped and low-lit, smelling of instant noodles, stale cigarettes, and chicken-foot snacks.
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However, his tricks have grown stale and repetition has increased the Russian public's awareness that the government is failing them.
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It shipped tea to several cities including Boston and New York — tea that, by some accounts, was old and stale.
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Some of these tracks we go to on and on and on for many years now, and it gets stale.
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But all of the anger has been building up for some time, now, and somewhere in there it went stale.
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Stale punch lines rarely segregate those who get it from those who don't, but they unify everyone in sighing condescension.
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You'd think watching two people goof around for an entire season of television might get stale, but somehow, it doesn't.
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Instead, he turns his entire upper body and shoulders, leaning his head forward like a pigeon eyeing stale bread crust.
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But the most satisfying (and efficient) use I've found for the glut of stale bread at my disposal is panade.
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It seems when life is stale and grim, people will forgive a lot for the sake of a little money.
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She's a well-intentioned woman, but she's at a point in her life where things are feeling a little stale.
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The effect is a messy storyline that feels engineered to keep season 15's stale-back-then love pentagon going.
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The word is also the origin of an even more exciting Arabic dish using stale flatbread, and that is fatteh.
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And that condition itself is weak tea and stale beer, beyond the reach of philosophical intrigue or even ordinary curiosity.
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Some communities dislike the smell of the beet wastewater, which people have likened to soy sauce, molasses or stale coffee.
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Rheingold cited the example of a stale check, or one that was written more than six months or so ago.
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As Facebook starts to grow stale after 15 years on the market, users are looking for new ways to socialize.
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Those premieres, for one thing, were heavy on voice-overs that made each, to varying degrees, pedantic and already stale.
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Viewing NATO and other treaties as sacred invites stale thinking and counterproductive policy while shutting out consideration of workable alternatives.
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"I was actually becoming depressed with [Counter-Strike] as it was just so stale after years of playing," Souder said.
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There were definitely some standout moments, like Pink's speech and Heather Heyer's mother's appearance, but the pop culture felt unexpectedly stale.
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Mr Johnson started naming his new ministers, aiming to move away from the pale, male and stale image of previous cabinets.
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Musical biopics have been stale for years, or at least since whenever Walk Hard came out and eviscerated the entire genre.
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The platform also includes reminders to check the content regularly so the knowledge base stays fresh and stale content is removed.
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The bartenders changed, the music changed—everything but that stubborn old smell of stale beer and citrus, it seemed, had changed.
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They went with a Wakanda theme that felt stale and way overcooked, given that Black Panther was released six months ago.
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An air quality expert in Britain reported that much of it was "stale diesel" from traffic emissions generated in European cities.
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Instead of letting them go stale, her boyfriend grabbed the nipple clamps she keeps at his home and secured the bag.
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This stale thinking related to software is why so many people are eager to see Silicon Valley disrupt the automotive world.
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The feature could revitalize Facebook, which looks a little stale and stodgy compared to Snapchat, with its focus on creative tools.
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Dynamic and vibrant, it has broken out of the confines of niche, stale clubs, and opened itself up to youthful audiences.
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At the same time, he has done nothing to bring about an urgently required reappraisal of the Republicans' stale economic agenda.
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A joke about the Oscar statuette being the perfect man for the moment ("no penis at all") felt a little stale.
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Leprechauns, for instance, make a much hardier pet and can be reared on a (perfectly safe!) diet of tiny, stale marshmallows.
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HP is buying Samsung's printer business for $1.05 billion in a move aimed at "disrupting" the dusty and stale printing industry.
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The magnitude of the global refugee crisis can be hard to grasp, especially when numbers and stats can read so stale.
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The company's financials will go stale in a week, which would prevent it from accessing the market for another few weeks.
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As people disappeared from my timeline by the dozens, Facebook dutifully surfaced posts for me—although they were getting increasingly stale.
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Tech companies: Please stop marketing my vagina to me in a color that reeks of stale marketing meetings, approachability, and tranquility.
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With two pints of vinegar and some elbow grease I managed to rid my apartment of the stale smell of aquarium.
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Sellers know the only thing worse than not getting top dollar is sitting on the market and becoming a "stale" listing.
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It's all so close, but also so far, like eating a stale Hydrox cookie when all you want is an Oreo.
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It's important to do this as soon as possible, not once the bread has already started to get rubbery or stale.
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Skate contests are 90 percent boring, but the Dime Glory Challenge has been such a refresher to that stale-contest format.
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Truth tea goes cold, prime beef turns stale, and as social media has accelerated, our taste for online drama has shifted.
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"Consider that when we do everything the same in our long-term relationships, they can get stale and uninteresting," Segar says.
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Even with a Pistons team that just fired its president and head coach, these organizations are, for the most part, stale.
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But the law could also chart a path forward for the Republican party, which is currently wedded to a stale agenda.
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This is a sincere effort to exploit the lack of time limits on these stale measures to change the Constitution today.
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Its stale democracy could use a good shaking up, which is exactly what's been happening since the national vote in September.
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These miniature tools that look like flat irons can help you avoid stale snacks by using heat to seal opened packages.
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Uber made history and continues to do so by successfully disrupting a stale and often corrupt taxi industry across the world.
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We were never able to smuggle in enough vegetables for entire meals—just morsels, just momentary freshness in our stale world.
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This performance-enhancing trick causes old versions of the data to remain behind in what will now be considered stale pages.
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Did they use bottom-of-the-barrel raspberry jam and crunchy all-natural peanut butter on stale multigrain bread, or something?
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The familiar scent of stale beer floods the air, while the floor beneath your shoes is faintly sticky from the same.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - California has come up with one possible solution to the male, pale and stale problem afflicting boardrooms.
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Coffee goes stale relatively quickly, so when you buy pre-ground beans, you may be losing some of your coffee's flavor.
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But their "comfort food" might seem stale -- since the punch-lines and conversations won't reflect the current coronavirus-centric news cycle.
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He wanted $200 for it but he settled for stale old Marlboro Reds that I got for a gift last Easter.
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And while these videos typically rack up millions and millions of YouTube views, the whole gimmick is getting a bit stale.
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Nobody — not the broadcasters, not the E.C.A., not UEFA — knows precisely where the tipping point is, when things become too stale.
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You can explain each one—the Magic were stale, Kobe is impossible, Harden froze him out—but a pattern emerges regardless.
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After the 10-minute warm-up, Mr. Hoult bounced inside the boxing club, which smelled like old leather and stale sweat.
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Hot Dog Buns Hot dog buns moved up after some hero allegedly threw a stale bun at Bill Cosby in jail.
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First, there was the stuffing to be made: a celery- and onion-dotted stale-bread dressing into which cornmeal was added.
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Concerned that the All-Star Game was getting stale and lacking competitive fire, league officials introduced a new format last season.
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Trump, he thought as he pulled out of the Madison Club, had given his stale, year-old story a fresh hook.
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In the living room, amid scattered debris and hundreds of spent casings, policemen were toasting stale bread over a propane flame.
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But after years of sharing your personal data with this app, you probably gave up and stayed in this stale relationship.
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"In an election year, stale information is of no value at all," RNC lawyers wrote in the filing late Monday evening.
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By 2016, the last thing grass-roots Republicans wanted was yet another bloodless, ideologically rigid iteration of the stale Reagan formula.
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That kind of filmmaking reserve or perhaps simply coyness is a stale tactic, one that too often gestures at nonexistent complexity.
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" Schiff added: "There's little to be gained by having him testify separately and then have the Senate get the stale records.
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To that point, the "out to pasture" stereotype linked to retirement, particularly in the United States is now stale and untrue.
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After all, if I can make an edible meal out of anchovy oil, stale bread and carrot tops, anything is possible.
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But one can fill in the details from accounts of the night; a room heavy with smoke, stale beer, and sweat.
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Korver isn't the athletic 3-and-D wing Minnesota needs, and last year's defensive problems still linger like a stale fart.
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The ferocity of the fresh versus the timidity of a stale jar from the back of the cabinet can be remarkable.
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It still suffers from some of MTV's stale hallmarks: flashy but jarring editing, eye-roll inducing dialogue, and an obnoxious soundtrack.
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It's a stale claim and as ever there is zero evidence, and conclusions are drawn before the incident is even investigated.
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Indeed, Samin writes, you may find yourself buying good bread with the express purpose of letting it go stale just so you can make this meal: a kind of French onion soup that's more onion and bread and cheese than soup, though there's an enormous amount of stock in it, to rehydrate the stale slices that form its base.
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If your DMs have been getting a bit boring and stickers feeling a little stale, Instagram's latest update should spice them up.
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The establishment of the European single market, a project championed by Margaret Thatcher, prised open stale domestic markets to dynamic foreign firms.
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But instead of making a gingerbread house and watching it go slowly stale once you've unwrapped all the gifts, Caroline Solomon, a.k.a.
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And there is the question of timing: ditch the stale language ahead of hitting a neutral level of rates, or only after?
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It'd be wrong to say that Wall isn't a very good player, with game-altering qualities that, though increasingly stale, remain functional.
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Our feeds have grown stale and are littered with ads and celebrities and influencers: people who are still posting actively, professionally, obligatorily.
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Its metaphors have grown stale, its winks are now klaxons and its messages — once distorted and eerie — now land with a thud.
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It remains to be seen if Natty becomes as iconic as Champions League or as stale as soccer's long-forgotten Intertoto Cup.
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The division became as stale as women's tennis might have been had Venus and Serena Williams been banned from playing each other.
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I eventually grew tired of tending to Pandora's algorithm; my stations became stale and heavily convergent on a cluster of overplayed favorites.
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From its staff to its covers, most of what stood stale and pale under former editor Alexandra Shulman's reign would be reversed.
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I make these at home and crush up some near stale Oreos that I had in the pantry to put on top.
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But those terms, and the coalition that united behind them, have gone stale and no longer meet the demands of the era.
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I think a lot of people think there's just a lot of clothes out there, but I think that feels really stale.
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Today the Rules are a stale meme compendium, a time capsule of jokes which fell into the hands of marketers and normies.
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Herb Saver Regardless of which side of the coriander debate you're on, we can all agree that stale herbs are the pits.
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A decade on, as Kyle's story grew stale and the media's attention receded, the odds of his being identified seemed to dim.
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In what world is CNN so explicitly banking its entire network and franchise on the shoulder of five (stale) names in media?
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After decades of advancement, some suggest the movement — having reached maturity — is now stale and approaching the end of its life-cycle.
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To find deep comfort in the stale, carcinogenic smell of cigarettes might sound bizarre, especially for a child, but it's hardly unique.
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But thanks to Deadpool accidentally pushing the envelope, Fox has a real chance to reinvigorate a genre that's growing a little stale.
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Hensarling's office said Democrats were pushing "stale talking points" in linking his bill, dubbed the Financial CHOICE Act, to Wall Street interests.
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If or when it comes, weakened dollars to stale doughnuts, Republicans will once again insist on smaller stimulus and bigger spending cuts.
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But why travel so many feet for a stale stick, when you can have a new one from a fresh green tree?
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Healthcare dynamism requires real market reforms that center on the consumer, not stale D.C. platitudes and the concerns of powerful pressure groups.
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But get ready for Trump to sell the same stale promise of economic revival for the middle class in his 2020 campaign.
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Let's not mince words — the Democratic Congressional leadership going into 2017 — especially in the Senate -- is old, white, largely male, and stale.
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"She would send it to me in college and it could sit for two weeks and not go stale," he says fondly.
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I went into the kitchen and returned with a platter of ladyfingers that had turned stale because I didn't cover them overnight.
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With margins being squeezed for all grocers and ever more competition from discounters like Aldi and Lidl, the food business appears stale.
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She then uses the oil to fry the pepper paste and pieces of stale bread, which creates a sort of rustic roux.
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The effect, though, is the same: relief at just a glimmer of hope for everyone else in leagues that had grown stale.
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In other words, at some point his "I alone can fix it" shtick may grow stale, if he really can't fix it.
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Musica Sacra eventually began to grow a little mannered and stale in the later years of Mr. Westenburg, who died in 2008.
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Stale babka is used in burnt-sugar babka soft-serve: Harry & Ida's Luncheonette, 11 Park Place (Church Street), 917-11443-0028, meatandsupplyco.com.
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Without fail, I'll make my way inside and buy one, even if there's already half a loaf growing stale on my countertop.
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My nose scrunched as the charred air mixed with stale remnants of the city's inhabitants, and horns and sirens blared around me.
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There is another important reason—beyond beating Trump—to abandon these stale fights over long-ago Senate votes and largely forgotten speeches.
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The game is rife with stale, retrograde gender stereotypes — elements that were perhaps expected in 1985, when the first Super Mario Bros.
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The club's power brokers started to wonder if the team had gone stale or, worse, if individuals were regressing under his aegis.
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After leading by double digits early and staking themselves to a 33-28 lead after one quarter, the Clippers' offense became stale.
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It was classic Tim and Eric: remixing the tropes of stale show business, gleefully baffling the audience and throwing spitballs at comedy.
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Once the week is over and you go back to day one of the program, the content also starts to feel stale.
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The piece is well-meaning, yet it's not at all aware enough of its reliance on stale tropes of cross-cultural encounters.
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At that time, movement conservatism for me was uplifting and compassionate, and the well-worn liberal stereotypes about us were growing stale.
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They soak up slightly less liquid than stale bread, but, if the bread itself is delicious, the result is just as good.
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He ran as a candidate for the "New American Century," yet his platform was a mixture of stale and even extreme views.
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I'd visit her at Sears on our lunch breaks, where the smell of stale popcorn made the store seem dreary and old.
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Palacios did not comment directly on the UN report, which the government has criticized, saying it relied on inaccurate or stale data.
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Trial delays can undercut the review board's prosecutions by making it more likely that witnesses or complainants disappear and cases goes stale.
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The problem for all the chasers is that the Warriors — routine as some might find their persistent success — don't exactly look stale.
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But it would be a mistake to dismiss the entire Sub-2 Percent Club as a bunch of stale, pale, male losers.
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Commercial country may be scrambling to define its sound, but Hero skips from trend to trend without pausing long enough to stale.
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There was so much potential for this franchise to get stale — and it did, eventually — but it took longer than you'd think.
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They came across like the smell of stale weed smoke and lads who had calloused thumbs from 12 hour Pro Evo sessions.
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Every joke is a wink, and moments that should be major feel stale because they've been passed around Reddit threads so many times.
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New though it is, the play resembles nothing so much as a stale 1970s sitcom, but with Asian-Americans in the main roles.
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Now, with unemployment at 3.9 percent, and inflation nearly at the Fed's 20043-percent inflation objective, that promise is starting to sound stale.
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The tale of the Hot Duck is now as stale as a soft pretzel floating in a pond, but here's a recap anyway.
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But there's one major caveat to this form of gifting: After you pop it open, it's either gone or stale by day three.
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Over the course of the last few years, though, as others entered the market, too, SimpliSafe's rather pedestrian design started to look stale.
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"Usually the baked goods on supershakes like these are stale and gross, so I wasn't expecting much," Wolfe wrote in an Instagram post.
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Not every journalist must choose between the view-from-nowhere voice of the objective journalist and stale aphorisms of major newspaper editorial pages.
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While it made sure you wouldn't miss the most popular posts from your close friends, showing days-old posts made Instagram feel stale.
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The loaner unit I've been using this week is running iOS 10.3, which already feels a little stale and will soon be outdated.
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"If and when the cycle ends, and if it does become a stale topic, MrBeast is probably intelligent enough to transition," Wilson said.
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IEX says the pause lets it update fast-changing prices before the speediest traders can act on stale data and effectively queue-jump.
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Before you dial up 1-800-FLOWERS or run to CVS for a box of possibly stale chocolates, consider taking the beauty route.
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There is no real system for reviewing decisions, so information that was stale weeks after it was classified remains secret for years longer.
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Needless to say, using a stale Twizzler from my desk drawer instead of freshly opened licorice rope was not my most genius moment.
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The man in front of her, a guy with a terrible mustache and a plaid shirt, makes some stale joke about peeing fast.
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But voter data rapidly goes stale and campaigns close up shop quickly, so data is seen as disposable and often isn't well-protected.
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While some of those changes, over a week or so, aren't a bad thing, eventually the grounds will get stale and lose flavor.
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No more tossing out that one-night-only makeup with all the stale candy — these buys will stick around for the long haul.
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Purporting to topple the centrality and stale hierarchies associated with bureaucracy, new organizational structures such as holacracy advocate clearly defined, self-directed tasks.
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That is where the show grows stale — too often, the characters are just cogs in the machine of the movement, and lack depth.
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And stale brands equate with weak sales, and weak sales means we don't do our part in adding jobs and driving the economy.
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I applaud Samsung for trying something different in a somewhat stale industry, but I suspect the same thing will happen to foldable phones.
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But after the sell-by date, a meme can only feel stale and make someone who invokes it seem woefully out of touch.
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Most of the episode felt mechanical and forced, and while there were a lot of memorable quotes, the story itself felt pretty stale.
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"There is more of a closer inventory control...Nobody wants to be caught holding inventory that could become stale and obsolete," Ellwanger added.
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"This is what it looks like," Carolina coach Bill Peters told reporters of his team's stale performance after not playing for six days.
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Days after becoming the Democratic presumptive nominee for president, Hillary Rodham Clinton rocked the internet by deploying an old, but hardly stale meme.
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The only difference is that all of these were addressed as reasons for the currently stale state of Tinashe's career, not her success.
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The works have a stale, lugubrious air, despite their different costumes, which Mr. Khoury designs — they are immaculately tailored — and their different settings.
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It isn't a full on sales team replacement at this point, rather it is focused on handling inbound leads or reigniting stale prospects.
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Yet despite the significant amounts at issue in whistleblower cases, many (if not most) of these matters languish for years and grow stale.
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But workers complain repeated requests for repairs and better food supplies - often insufficient, stale or contaminated - are largely ignored, according to the report.
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All the more reason to strip those stale sheets, replace your threadbare towels, and hit up The Home Depot's online-only Spring Savings.
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At the Barnes, which has a $62 million endowment, his job is to capitalize on a rich history without letting it grow stale.
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The setting was gross, the floor sticky and the air distinctly malodorous (try explaining the funk of stale poppers to your dry cleaner).
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Prepara herb savor Regardless of which side of the cilantro debate you're on, we can all agree that stale herbs are the pits.
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But the maverick magic was stale to voters by 2008, when the Arizona Senator lost to the "hope and change" candidate Barack Obama.
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While the game wasn't particularly flawed, fans and critics alike suggested that the "Call of Duty" formula had grown stale over the years.
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No more canned pureed pumpkin, no stale nuts, no more freaking apples (seriously, why are apples the only thing around ALL WINTER LONG?).
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Where the former Alaskan governor was brought in to appease leery conservatives stale quick, Pence is being used to appease a leery establishment.
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The information and resources posted transformed a once stale writing unit I conducted in the past and I am forever grateful for it!
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Paris's department stores were stale and staid: each high-fashion brand occupied its own small corner of the grand Galerie Lafayette or Printemps.
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There was so much of this, a stale pageant of Very Serious gestures operating in bizarre indifference to the urgency of current circumstances.
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"I think when you get to that point you become stale, you exclude a lot of talent that is out there," he says.
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It was the sort of weather that extinguishes budding romances and puts an overdue mercy bullet in the head of stale, rancorous relationships.
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I'd always associated baby showers with gallons of tea, stale cupcakes, and maternity-wear chats, but that doesn't have to be the case.
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It's so immediate and exciting—a tender humanity that you won't get cruising online, where chatting with guys often feels stale by comparison.
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When I woke up to start day two, I did feel a little stale and fatigued, but nothing too out of the ordinary.
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You can go with a stale, tired countdown, or you can groove to this fresh mashup of 2017's 25 biggest pop hits.
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This prevents outsiders from assessing whether the main Facebook website is becoming stale in its most lucrative markets, the United States and Europe.
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Paula sings of arid, sleepless nights in which she and her husband lie on sheets illuminated by "the pale, stale glow" of screens.
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We will soon have a closed pool of music, and without an influx of new artistry, it will grow stale over the years.
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Letting some fresh air in might even help keep good ideas flowing during your meeting, and prevent the discussion from getting too stale.
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Stale bread, for instance, has long been precious in bread-eating cultures, where to waste even a slice is a kind of sin.
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It's so good I'd argue it's worth it to buy a loaf of fancy bread right now just to let it grow stale.
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Because they're dry to start with, they don't get stale quickly, making them ideal for picnics, parties, tailgaters, treks and trips to China.
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He left the network in 2013, having grown weary of overseeing "American Idol," which had become expensive to produce, not to mention stale.
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To borrow an auto industry phrase, this is more than a "facelift," a package of minor changes designed to refresh a stale model.
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He seems to regard it as emblematic of the stale rituals and process-driven nature of conventional politics that he looks down on.
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"Sanders, Warren go separate ways in closing pitches," by Holly Otterbein and Alex Thompson Party unity versus overthrowing a stale old party leadership.
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Democrats, meanwhile, say there has been no fresh outreach to them after talks about attaching something to the government spending package stale mated.
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Flat, stale, boring—whatever derogatory and vaguely loaded term you want to use for an oldish (if perfectly nice!) man, he was it.
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On particularly sweltering bus rides to school, we'd pull out our never-cleaned spray bottles and mist one another with stale tap water.
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I thanked him for his service; it's a small, maybe stale habit, but military people tell me it is meaningful, so I continue.
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You generally find it in a shallow bowl or even on a plate, held in place by a patch of stale cake crumbs.
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The task is dirty and dangerous, requiring workers to crawl into small tunnels, handle explosives and inhale stale air — all while evading detection.
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"The Neighbors' Window," directed by Marshall Curry, is a stale voyeurism parable, but Yves Piat's "Nefta Football Club" is a deft antidrug parable.
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"If your financials are stale, you have to wait," said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital, which manages ETFs that track recent IPOs.
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GetYourGuide has made a name for itself as the startup that helped the stale idea of guided tours for travellers on its head.
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Put to the test, Mr. Ryan revealed that all along, he doesn't have anything more creative in his cranium than stale conservative dogma.
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What Rocketman smartly does while telling a familiar arc is mess with some of the cinematic particulars to keep things from getting stale.
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Cincinnati went the first-timer route, picking the Ohio State assistant Luke Fickell to restore a program that went stale under Tommy Tuberville.
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Its exponents tend to be older and its ideas stale, seemingly fighting the same Cold War battles 30 years past their expiration date.
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I asked one officer how it compared to the coffee at Rikers before the barista program: stale Folgers out of an aluminum drip.
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Your suit is even more crumpled and your cake is now so stale that you would break your dentures trying to nibble at it.
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But now the game is back with a whole new fresh deck in case your "What's that smell?" answers were getting a little stale.
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Zelda shows great promise purely as a signal that Nintendo is willing to breath fresh life into its beloved yet increasingly stale core franchises.
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Janey deals with her own general dissatisfaction by taking ownership of her sexuality—and she's already impatient with her and Ben's increasingly stale affair.
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Among certain old-media types, you'll still sometimes hear the stale refrain that Buzzfeed is a purveyor of substance-free listicles, not serious news.
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Without her, "the campaign would be stale," said Gilberto Miranda, a political expert who meets with Clouthier informally on Saturdays to brainstorm campaign ideas.
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Passengers on the cruise ship quarantined off Japan over the coronavirus are 'stir crazy' in cramped rooms and say they're being fed stale bread
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So for a lot of younger queer people, a word like 'lesbian' is starting to feel a little bit old and stodgy and stale.
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BJ: If I ever worked that way, I'm pretty sure what I'd make would just be stale, and not true to who I am.
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I'm saying that if you did find the least-worst political philosophy it would instantly become very stale and boring because that's what happens.
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By comparison, YouTube Music's Top Songs and Music Videos charts seem to have the potential to be more stale than those on rival services.
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In the past several years it has been condemned by pundits on the right and the left for being stale, overly ceremonial, and pointless.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, as women grow more and more vocal about supporting each other, The Bachelor's competition feels especially stale.
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Worse, there is usually no easy way to get off the list, even as people's circumstances change, time passes, and the data grows stale.
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Instead, the finale defers to Kirkman with an almost religious fealty, and as a result, the episode feels stale when it should be thrilling.
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But for some, Sanders's opposition to the Iraq War isn't a stale talking point, but rather a stand-in for a well-informed worldview.
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Of the 42 percent that weren't, almost 80 percent were just left out to go stale—no one was participating or closing the conversation.
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The tool uses the data they found and analyzed in this research, to summarize threads and predict when they're at risk of going stale.
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They taste (and I mean this in a good way) like a very stale, dense Weetabix, which is, remember, almost exactly what they are.
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If anything, the kinds of attacks happening around the world today require even more innovative thinking about how to target terrorists, not stale demagoguery.
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Meanwhile, the sell to photo buyers is that Picfair images are more authentic and unique, often avoiding the stale look of traditional stock photography.
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Digital detox: If your desktop looks like a minefield of miscellaneous Word documents and stale image files, it's time to do a little cleanup.
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While the world of wearables has been getting a bit stale recently, Proof by Milo Sensors is trying to switch things up a bit.
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"His 60-second memorized speeches all of which we've heard over and over and over again are getting stale and tired," New Jersey Gov.
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You're essentially speeding up the speed at which it gets stale by increasing air exposure, and limiting yourself to the width of the slices.
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In various interviews about Silicon Valley, Miller has suggested that the loss of his character, Erlich Bachman, will keep the show from becoming stale.
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Xiaomi's slow product-release cycles may also have led the firm to appear "stale and uninnovative", adds Edward Tse of Gao Feng, another consultancy.
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By the time thousands of parameters are re-tuned and systems are adjusted, the rules created are already stale, rendering the whole process useless.
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But their numbers are small and getting smaller because many of them are getting older, and their skills are growing more and more stale.
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Perhaps he should have come at the end of the day, when the donuts are stale but vendors sometimes give out pastries for free.
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The dogs had broken out and were tearing through the trash at the deli down the street, eating chicken salad and stale baked goods.
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And salamanders have other oddities — some of the giant ones in China can grow to nearly six feet long and smell like stale urine.
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Tesla can afford to make mistakes because the company is perceived as an incredibly innovative startup that's fighting the stale, gas-guzzling car industry.
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Holmes Smart Wifi-Enabled WeMo True-HEPA Premium Air Purifier Back inside the house, the air is a little... well, shall we say, stale.
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What they desperately need to do is give the impression they are shifting away from their stale product and moving on to something new.
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"Sidney figured things would be getting a little stale at this point, so I showed up to shake things up a bit," he explained.
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That may not be ideal for end users in terms of app discovery, as the collections may grow stale after a few weeks' time.
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Here's how the last cold open ended, with a phone call between Trump and Daniels: These stale lines aren't helped along by the performances.
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The DJ Mustard-handled production does away with the former's smoothness and instead goes for a formulaic pop sound that feels stale at best.
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Now, at age 30, she has nothing but a stale job at a travel agency, an empty apartment in Brooklyn, and one friend, Chandra.
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I play when my writing goes stale and I've been in my house alone all day and need to give my brain a break.
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The Vols haven't beaten the Crimson Tide in over a decade, so why not add some sass to what has become a stale rivalry?
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Their system is back-of-your hand familiar, but the Clippers avoid stale predictability by running misdirections to create open looks with crafty screens.
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Which means no more stale references in the privacy statement telling users to 'regularly check for changes or updates' — that just won't be workable.
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If it's not fragrant or seems to have as stale sort of smell, it's likely not going to add much to your next dish.
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Deafening music and the smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke did little to dampen spirits as festivalgoers toasted one another from giant glasses.
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But in recent decades, some of the brasserie's spirit and collective energy waned; food became pricey and stale, and Parisians embraced other dining trends.
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The novelty of puppets ejaculating in a movie after a lifetime of indoctrination to "Sesame Street" characters does not go stale after 91 minutes.
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Equally unconvincing is "Ray & Liz," a stale slice of British miserablism in which every buzzing insect and human agony is lovingly lit and photographed.
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"We grow Grenache in this," he held up the glass with light brownish sand, which had the scent of stale ginger and warm rock.
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I couldn't get the smell of that stale, iron-y, bloody smell off of my hand, and, like, I kept, I kept smelling it.
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"It is like a bland sausage, without salt, and a little stale," said Jordi Rosell, an archaeologist at Rovira i Virgili University in Spain.
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Amy Klobuchar, too, seemed to be out of gas, and her material was really stale (Uncle Dick's deer stand needs to be retired pronto).
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Unlike traditional planners that feature "stale motivational quotes," Kurtz says "Unsolicited Advice" has actionable activities throughout its pages that encourage reflection, mindfulness and creativity.
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She's an immediate breath of fresh air in a stale concept, and not just because she's been surviving by hiding in a Pinkberry freezer.
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U.S. cereal sales have gone stale in recent years as consumers choose more protein-packed breakfast options or skip the early morning meal entirely.
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Buying Slack for Oracle would mean a way to keep the stale company a little younger while bolstering its existing business-oriented product offerings.
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And to roast a chicken on top of all the bread that's gone stale since you bought it fresh before the storm on Tuesday?
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In the world of guitar music, which can seem constitutionally stale or overly nostalgic, this shift in perspective toward the female counts as innovation.
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After that, Gamgort went on to Pinnacle Foods, doubling in value what many saw as a "too-boring" company with stale brands, Cramer said.
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The artists in his stable who were then considered a little stale included Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella, Richard Serra and Cy Twombly.
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I did 58 minutes, and I am cold with stale sweat, and he is talking about Benghazi and Jill Stein and the free market.
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It seemed these immigrants hadn't had a chance for a change of clothing or even a shower — the courtroom smelled strongly of stale sweat.
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If you're a Peep purist, you can just eat them straight from the package — either fresh or stale and slightly crunchy, as some people prefer.
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I run some laundry and tell N. I want to do something new and fun tonight, since my day-to-day has been feeling stale.
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My News Feed has become a stale, never ending pipeline of mundane content from a rotating cast of power users still posting to the app.
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Instead, the creators have produced something so flat and stale, it may make fans wonder why they ever liked this series in the first place.
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It's also quietly demolishing the retrograde approach to "femcare" product design that not only peddles stale and sexist stereotypes, but also can harm women's bodies.
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But why relegate yourself to yet another stale Munchkin when you could make your own sugared doughnut holes and add them to a chocolate milkshake?
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Or they would take a regular beer and heat it up to evaporate the alcohol, effectively cooking it and risking an oxidized or stale taste.
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He sensed that voters are more than adding machines, weighing the costs and benefits of this stale tax plan or that tired promise of help.
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It's lack of moisture is what kept them from rotting, so it's difficult to say if it's really even gone stale in any recognizable sense.
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IEX says this allows it to update ever-changing prices before some faster, predatory traders can act on stale data and front-run other participants.
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Cyber-risks are so new that insurers have only limited data, and the pace of technological change means that what they have quickly goes stale.
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When fresh, it tastes kind of like fruit loops, but most of the time Dragon's Breath is served stale, its taste more reminiscent of cardboard.
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Instead of packing the latest and greatest tech advancements in them, these watches focus on design trends that can grow stale after a single season.
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The fashion industry has come a long way to redefine its once-stale concept of beauty, into one that is more inclusive than ever before.
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Reaching into a chip bag only to find stale remnants of what once was a delicious snack is something no one should have to experience.
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A plethora of zero waste bloggers also provide recipes explaining how to use commonly thrown-away foods, such as bananas, broccoli stalks or stale bread.
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The game's competitive Crucible multiplayer, which is still painfully stale when it's restricted to just two randomized playlists, is in dire need of more variety.
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But these days, conservative voters have become increasingly disenchanted with national politics in Paris, which is seen as remote, and with a stale party apparatus.
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But a coding error that lasted from January 2012 through February 2014 led the bank to use stale data to rank the various dark pools.
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"The information is ridiculously stale, and it's the type of information that no human being could reasonably recall," Lauer told U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest.
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When the bartenders heard his rusted truck rumble up, they'd pour him a pitcher of whatever was going stale and leave him to drink alone.
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"Breads made with fewer preservatives will go stale faster, and should be eaten quicker than breads containing artificial flavors, colors, and other preservatives," said Davis.
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But stories of transformation, growth, and the fulfillment of one's destiny will never get stale — we just don't need dressing rooms to tell them anymore.
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This kind of setting can make a somewhat stale formula like Zelda feel fresh again, while also creating new worlds that feel exciting and new.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 8003-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 3-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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But as far as first date questions, Tinder bios, and networking conversations go, talking about listening to music (or podcasts) has become a stale venture.
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Dry bread crumbs are the familiar sandy style that are made from stale bread, and they are good for coating food that's to be fried.
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It's a tried and tested formula but one that's becoming stale as Indian audiences grow accustomed to the high production of American films and television.
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Leftovers: pork, pesto pasta, marinara sauce, stale bread, broccoli, chicken broth Day four was particularly exciting because I got to use my homemade chicken stock.
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The greatest wrestler of his generation, the man who headlined maybe the greatest WrestleMania of all time nearly five years ago, had grown terribly stale.
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The young woman who served me breakfast had hot pink nails, and she apologized for the stale bread by offering me a shot of rum.
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His images feature a hodgepodge of stale office materials and adverts that seek to challenge or confront the advertising world's propaganda for success and #goals.
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Easterbrook previously served as head of UK operations before becoming CEO, and he oversaw a mix of booming company shares and stale US store sales.
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The gambit of placating black voters has grown stale during a time when a Republican president is delivering real results that positively impact their lives.
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The slide deck faulted the restaurant chain for stale breadsticks and mushy pasta, along with weightier criticisms of its real estate portfolio and business strategy.
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We ate them in the lobby because the auditorium had taken on the distinct smell of day-old body odor, stale popcorn and old socks.
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If the boys have their rally going while we're eating popcorn, we'll just keep stuffing our faces, even if the popcorn is a little stale.
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I mean really, she's 29, a neighborhood organizer who suddenly vaulted into Congress by defeating a very senior and stale member of the Democratic leadership.
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Sunday puzzles at the max word count of 140 can often feel like a chore to finish, particularly if the fill is stale and familiar.
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But keeping the festival world-class and fresh, year after year, is a challenge, and some critics have warned that Lincoln Center's was growing stale.
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These include, stale Ritz crackers, no laundry, not enough movie choices on the bus media player, too hot at gigs and too cold at gigs.
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But "Passengers" increasingly succumbs to timidity and begins shrinking into a bland science-fiction adventure whose feats of daring and skill feel stale and secondhand.
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We sat in Aunt Fanny's overheated living room for about an hour—sipping cold tea, nibbling stale crackers, and listening to her say mean things.
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After the lecture, among the jostling line for free coffee and stale cookies, Miller had tried to apologize, but Wallace had refused to hear it.
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In an email to "Trading Nation," he added that "commoditized products, stale distribution, and a lack of perceived value" will continue to lose share. Disclaimer
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Now approaching 10 years old, it's at risk of becoming stale if it can't keep giving people ways to make hastily shot phone content compelling.
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With a stale mouth and a ghastly fog in her head, she struggled up and hurried downstairs, blinking, into the confusing shadows of the hall.
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Why sit in a movie theater, surrounded by the stale salt smell of popcorn, when you can ride the fury road yourself, shiny and chrome?
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So director Jake Kasdan has cleared the first hurdle in staying away from a stale sequel: he&aposs brought some changes to the existing characters.
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It feels strange, when she must be so sensitive to the public mood and likely response, to watch her repeat what feel like stale mistakes.
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They shared a few thin blankets, drank unpurified water from a rusty pipe and survived on one piece of stale bread and cheese each day.
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Since then, Trump's personal account suddenly looks like stale PR. There hasn't been a "SAD!" outburst or a personal attack on an establishment politician yet.
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During its initial U.S. release, critics were divided over how well the film worked given how stale the horror-comedy landscape was at the time.
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McCarthy was blamed for things getting "stale" in Green Bay and said he wanted to improve on his weaknesses and innovate in his next job.
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"There's a better buzz around Broadway as not a stale old-timey thing," said Emily Hammerman, a vice president of TodayTix, a theater ticketing app.
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I have waged war on Hippie Punchers and Very Serious People — the loathers of the left and dispensers of stale Washington wisdom — my whole career.
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It was rotting, stale dates that we could find, so we had to dry it in the sun to remove the bad smell before eating it.
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I was previously a committed OrangeTheory member, but after three years there, the workouts were feeling stale and my body wasn't responding like it used to.
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In other words, it's the antidote to the stale summer movie season: a loving throwback that takes all the old formulas and makes them work again.
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With the show on its 23rd cycle, all of the tricks that ANTM tried to use to get me to rally behind certain contestants felt stale.
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Despite the cesspool of bad opinions, stale memes, misogynists, and PM'd dick pics, there's a good reason over 230 million people voluntarily visit Reddit every month.
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It's not clear what The Daily Show's library will achieve, and even just as comedic fodder the idea seems stale, but it's too early to say.
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Musical episodes are usually last-ditch efforts for TV shows to change things up when the show's gone stale after several seasons of repetitive plot lines.
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Yet minds feel more crimped, fear more pervasive, possibility more limited, adventure more choreographed, politics more stale, economics more skewed, pressure more crushing, escape more elusive.
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I scramble an egg with some tomato, rucola, and goat cheese for lunch, along with a not-quite-stale pita bread I find in the cupboard.
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The other brilliant trick this record pulls off is that it's not a stale retread of anything the members have done in their previous respective projects.
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This is one April Fools' Day that you can make last as long as you want, with the help of some stale, well-hidden marshmallow treats.
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What keeps the momentum going is Smith's magnetic performance, which has the power to suck almost all of the stale biopic air out of the room.
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Or perhaps the change in expectations about Fed policy has overwhelmed the impact of the ECB and BoJ moves, shaking out all those stale dollar bulls.
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I was playing a punk show in some stale, sweaty room, and Stagg was a friend of a friend who I ended up drinking outside with.
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These content makers are vital to Instagram's success, as they keep their fan bases coming back day after day, even if users' friends are growing stale.
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However, plants do emit oxygen and take in your carbon dioxide, so your stale indoor air will be a bit fresher if you keep them around.
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But it's not a position that serves well the folks looking to break out of the stale and outdated dichotomy between environmental protection and economic growth.
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Less cheery are the many long tables with dozens of chairs that ought to be filled by women leaning forward over stale coffee, pen in hand.
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However, Showtime had shown signs ahead of his fight against Alvarez that he was willing to change up his training camp after things had gone stale.
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"There is a very stale smell hanging over the market," Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen, told Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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The Ring Two struggled with audiences due to stale imagery and a failure to deepen the mythology of the original (it preferred bat-shit insanity instead).
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Francie watches in anticipation as her "once-in-awhile girl friend" buys one and extracts "a few pieces of stale candy" and a coarse cambric handkerchief.
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At chains, you can come as you are and leave when you've had your money's worth of stale mozzarella sticks and the finest bottom shelf liquor.
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Since last summer, Americans have heard media celebrities ask two dozen candidates the same stale, superficial questions about how they would defeat ISIS and protect civilians.
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Who among us has not suffered the indignity of being in a drunk tank, the smells of stale urine and vomit, the absence of small talk?
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Unfortunately the cracker was a bit stale, so Steve had to soak the thing in water because he nearly broke his teeth attempting to eat it.
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Several market sources said that Perstorp's numbers go stale next week, meaning it has no room to let the deal's timetable slip if market volatility increases.
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Tax-cut advocates view Democrats' attacks as stale and lacking in merit, but they also think it's smart for Republicans to push back on Democrats' criticisms.
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Without label approval, the beer already brewed could sit in tanks, go stale in cans, or, in a worst-case scenario, have to be thrown away.
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And the air was incredibly stale with John Paul II, Benedict XVI, the sex abuse scandals, the corruption of the Vatican bank — I could go on.
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It doesn't look like Doomfist shakes the game up, and the parts that I found stale still look about as appetizing as a week-old hotdog.
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While Chipotle made its name as a pioneer of "real" ingredients, critics of the fast-casual chain have complained that its menu offerings have grown stale.
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Everything about the episode, from the slick mohawks to the cartoonish language — "Shirley Temple lost her sister, so sad," Axel says when Eleven first arrives — feels stale.
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A lot of women were pissed, and many of the tweets shared the same sentiment: We asked for equal pay and all we got is stale chips.
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But people have continued to relieve themselves on streets—so site-seeing historic architecture can often come with visions of rogue pissers and wafts of stale micturition.
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A silly application of crowd simulation software lampoons Pokémon GO's tendency to get stale after your 19th encounter in a row with Zubat, Rattata, or Pidgey—a.k.a.
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Sorry world, a bratswurst or a boerewors can never hold a candle to a slightly-burned supermarket beef sausage in a piece of near-stale white bread.
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Yet fewer U.S. women are having kids than ever before, and in 2018, the idea that every woman will be overjoyed to discover she's pregnant feels stale.
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Growlers are a great way to buy beer from your local bar or brewery, but they tend to go stale or flat after a couple of days.
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COMPARED with the Punch and Judy show that preceded it, the vice-presidential debate on October 4th between Mike Pence and Tim Kaine was a stale affair.
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The whole scenario is a nice bit of adrenaline-fueled action that makes the boring, poorly choreographed gunfights of the last two episodes feel stale in comparison.
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But like any long-running property, those comics became stale over time—largely because they lacked the personal touch that made the first two movies so memorable.
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The Republican Party emerged, in part, from the wreckage of a Whig Party that had become ineffective and stale, embracing compromise to the point of moral noxiousness.
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At best, most of us are faced with a stale granola bar, a miniature plastic trough of miserable yogurt, or a greasy eggwich from the corner store.
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It busted open the stale and serious genre of cop procedurals and fit seamlessly into the extended universe of Michael Schur comedies about coworkers who become family.
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Shareholders have long quipped that the seller of Nescafé, KitKats and Purina pet food has grown stale and lament its loss of market share to fresher rivals.
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In most cases, it doesn't take more than five or six seasons for a TV show to get a little stale and lose favor with its audience.
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There were about 50 volunteers at the office, almost all of whom were college students busy making phone calls, handing out lawn signs and eating stale pizza.
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We want to make music that assumes that the listener is too smart to accept stale, second-hand ideas hidden in non-threatening commercialist packaging and production.
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With all respect to Jannard and RED, I will always root for the underdog, especially when it comes to trying new things in a stale product category.
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Defense attorney Ezra Spilke told jurors on Monday that the purported ADT inside information had become stale due to new developments and his trades amounted to betting.
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Frustrated with the TV stale formula, he started doing standup; then in 1985 co-created It's Garry Shandling's Show, an early inkling of his meta-comedy leanings.
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A change only really works if the standard has grown stale; Bayley the hero never got off the ground, remaining forever a relic of NXT's golden age.
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The idea was to build a next-generation, mobile ad network to compete with Google's AdSense network, whose tech was "relatively stale" at the time, in 503.
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The pizzas will be sent on prescheduled flights, too, which means that passengers will get a cheesy-tomato aroma instead of stale plane air throughout their flight.
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Her other tip was to chew gum or suck on a lozenge while climbing because the dry, stale air of stairwells is known to induce coughing fits.
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Google didn't go in for any such glamorizing of its new devices, and consequently the Pixel felt almost stale by the time it made its formal debut.
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Back then, the carnies sounded like Beetlejuice, their voices weathered by dry air, stale beer, too many cigarettes, and hours of "calling them in" to their attractions.
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As a plus-size woman, I've had ample opportunity over the last few years to join in the fun of slaughtering those stale and arbitrary style prescriptions.
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To some, "The medium is the message," evokes musty media theory classrooms or pseudo-intellectual 3 AM arguments in dorm rooms that smell like stale weed smoke.
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The stone along the roof of the building had a row of vertical recesses carved into it, the recesses filled with scraps of blond, stale-looking snow.
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The thick soup is surprisingly simple to make, combining greens, vegetables, beans, herbs, olive oil, and Parmesan cheese, with chunks of stale bread folded into the mix.
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Perhaps that affection is stoked by a little bit of Stockholm syndrome in the cramped station, a Stygian den of low ceilings, stale air and confusing tunnels.
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Some of Minnesota's offensive problems can be attributed to a stale power play which has converted just two times in 25 chances over an eight-game span.
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Critics rating: 1%Overused and forced humor, a stale and incomprehensible plot, and poor acting all make "Disaster Movie" one of the worst movies of the 2000s.
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They have not competed in a playoff series since 2012, and their roster of stale position players and inconsistent pitchers will very likely not carry them there.
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The Times should not be mimicking a stale charge Republicans make of "redistribution of wealth" while their economic policy is defined by reducing taxes for the wealthy.
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And Jewish a capella groups like the Maccabeats and Y-Studs put out Hannukkah-themed parodies of popular hits every year, so the playlist never feels stale.
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While the band's come a long way from the cigarette-tinged twang that colored A.M., the Wilco of 2017 shows no signs of letting things get stale.
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You can smell it right away the moment you walk in—a faint, stale, musky tobacco odor that lingers long after the ashtrays have been emptied out.
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I also suspected that having an outside partner controlling the pace and rhythm of my vibrator could liven up my stale masturbation routine, and Julia was down.
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They smelled of stale sweat and cigarettes and had spent the last several weeks conducting foot patrols and occasionally, they told me, fighting bands of armed Lendus.
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The triangle of baklava placed on top of additional mounds of whipped cream is stale but salty, which is great because at least salty is a flavor.
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We're also looking for alternative routes to the truth, for sparks of imagination that can ignite or illuminate our own thinking when it gets muddled or stale.
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Classes in the curriculum focus on reducing food waste while creating healthy, flavorful dishes from ingredients like vegetable peels, overripe fruit, stale cake and obscure chicken parts.
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Start by tearing some sturdy, slightly stale bread into a couple of cups' worth of bite-size pieces, and heat some olive oil in a big saucepan.
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To avoid campaigning on stale policy measures, they rather flood local discourse with Trump impeachment and national matters that deflect attention away from kitchen-table issues. Gov.
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It has to be that way – I like inventing, adapting myself to different places, because otherwise I am stale and that is the death of an actor.
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His breath is slightly stale; she turns over, the comment "I'm changing my olfactory orientation" crosses her mind and amuses her, and she falls back to sleep.
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In Thailand, Bodhisuwan said, a few big companies are dominant, and that has caused them to go "stale" and fall behind by not take advantage of new technology.
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As You Read This, Thad Young Just Deflected Another Pass At first glance, I can't think of another player in the NBA who's more stale than Thad Young.
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Kegs are huge and require a giant fridge, and growlers need to be consumed within a day or two after opening, or else the beer inside goes stale.
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After over 40 years of bondage together, including a time or two in splitsville, Kermit and Miss Piggy's intimate relationship would probably begin to feel a little stale.
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And cities can be stale and inflexible – designed by people who died long before today's inhabitants were even born, and where change is measured in decade planning exercises.
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It introduced many innovative new facets of gameplay that were completely refreshing to play through rather than sitting through the same old, stale RPG for the umpteenth time.
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She is undoubtedly having a moment, and her innovative new work for The Dump Is Full of Images indicates there is little chance of her work becoming stale.
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There were reports of moldy beef jerky, outdated baby formula and baby food, stale Doritos, year-old Hostess brownies, and "chunky and gross" coffee creamer, among countless others.
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Even before the Evija's debut, the company had garnered something of a reputation for resuscitating stale brands, like it did with Volvo, or the Swedish automaker's Polestar brand.
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Morten Tyldum's "highly conventional movie about a profoundly unusual man" is "kind of perfect, and also kind of stale," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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There's one obvious one issue with the bread in this study—it's white bread, and there isn't that much resistant starch even in the stale version, said Martinez.
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But most economists say the growth strategy China has used over the last 20 years — heavy industry and infrastructure investment aimed at boosting exports — is getting pretty stale.
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David O. Russell's latest film is a radical reminder that working women have long been the original "disruptors," forging their way and upending stale systems to get ahead.
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Sure, there's plenty of hectic action around it, but at some point you just feel like you're going through the motions in an increasingly vibrant but stale world.
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In their most optimistic moments, they can make this president sound like an accidental Ronald Reagan, ready to shake up stale assumptions and press allies to step up.
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The driving style was very focused on the passenger, certainly: There were no sudden accelerations to make a stale green light or catch up to traffic, for example.
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Most of all, a GroKo might be seen by Germans as reheating the stale dish that they rejected, adding yet again to the appeal of the political extremes.
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He recognized that the traditional Archie style, while still charming, had become stale over time, and the company had lost relevance in the 2350st-century comic book marketplace.
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Because after all that holiday hoarding, your fridges and cupboards may be looking more than a little overstuffed with half-eaten and stale boxes of who knows what?
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First he announced a new brand name—Oath—suggesting a move away from the stale early days of the internet that many people associate with AOL and Yahoo.
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Coffee goes stale pretty quickly, so buying pre-ground beans may seem like the better option, but it really means you're losing out on both flavor and freshness.
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That would give IEX too much discretion to decide how individual trades are made, critics say, with some trades executed on stale quotes while others were executed immediately.
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But it felt like a stale stunt, ~reductive~, if you will, and Gaga spent entirety of the 2011 show in drag, dressed as her alter-ego Jo Calderone.
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After the rustle of paper and aluminum foil stopped, the stink of overcooked eggs and stale cooking grease would waft across the room, seemingly targeted at my desk.
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For the first time in so long, the moment she was living in was a new one, and the stale air she breathed was fresh, fragrant as spring.
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Now Epic is using its clout and capital to launch its own Steam alternative, complete with favorable revenue sharing and several changes to Steam's stale digital distribution formula.
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And the much-awaited parameters he put forward for a two-state resolution turned out to be stale regurgitations of failed negotiating sessions long since relegated to inconsequence.
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You can have all the lighting and production rigs in the world but if the music is stale and predictable then it's not going to be that impactful.
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While Halayko credits social media as the biggest factor in getting the word out for Battle of the Beer Labels, he said the key is never getting stale.
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It is true that the American farmer loves to plant corn, but the love affair is bound to go stale if corn continues to turn a disappointing profit.
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The ever-growing roster, which now boasts 28 heroes, never feels stale thanks to well-designed and balanced selection with a slightly different play style needed for each.
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So if you like the taste of sourdough for your sandwiches, you're in luck — it'll last a little longer before going stale than a typical sandwich bread would.
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You'll go on some dates, fall in love and move in together (that was fast), transitioning to the mundane routine of cohabitating before things start to grow stale.
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According to creators GIR (it stands for Get It Right), the Voltaire uses an array of sensors to detect when the coffee beans in its hopper get stale.
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If Apple and Samsung can come up with better solutions for these problems, we might finally get a truly exciting new development in the somewhat stale smartphone market.
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George W. Bush had recently called for a surge of troops in Iraq and financial institutions threatened to crumble as the housing bubble burst like stale Bazooka Joe.
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This bitch and her janky possessions might be cold and stale, but throw a jazzy filter on that ish and suddenly the dead junkie becomes a glamorous recluse.
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When I get back, I open the door expecting to be hit by the smell of stale alcohol and smoke, but in fact what I smell are flowers.
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What guarantees failure, however, is to continue following the stale Washington playbook that has proved so ineffective over the past 25 years: demanding full nuclear disarmament up front.
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Contrast that with stale, gray moldy bread and wilted flowers, and that's how Justin Fareed is framing the election for an open congressional seat in California's 24th district.
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The interface was designed to be used with fingers (instead of a stylus), and had an advanced web browser and other features that made Windows Mobile look stale.
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