There were moments I was really stoked, really heartbroken, really stoked.
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Dennis was clearly stoked with his gesture, and Kim looks ... less stoked.
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Step 1: Get stoked You know what it is to be stoked, right?
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We at Motherboard are super stoked (stoked!) to have two of our documentaries, Cloning the Wolly Mammoth and Inhuman Kind, nominated in this year's Webby Awards.
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Just like my partner is not always stoked to go do a 12-hour shift at his job, I can be not stoked to go shoot a scene.
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In other words, the more stoked they were about a vodka-Red Bull, the more they became the kind of person you'd expect to be stoked about a vodka-Red Bull.
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Stoked for a day full of Tofurkey & loved ones!
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Fans of Rodan + Fields were stoked for the collab.
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So the regime stoked sectarian tensions to divide the opposition.
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Just kidding — but we're just really stoked for this, okay?
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"Beyond stoked to have Luna back," Haworth wrote on Facebook.
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Fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record.
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Every day I'm stoked to be living in the future.
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So it's understandable that people are stoked to play it.
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Tweeting nonstop about how stoked you were for PSL season?
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I'm stoked that the company brought back the page buttons.
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Which only stoked the flames of affection in Victoria's heart.
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I probably shouldn't even be here, so I'm pretty stoked.
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Welcome to the queer club, we're stoked to have you.
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Both measures stoked inflation, now estimated at 1,400,000% a year.
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We're absolutely stoked to call it home again in 2016.
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The remarks stoked Palestinian anger, already high over Trump's Dec.
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Lively is so, so stoked to see her pal onstage.
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I was stoked to be a big part of it.
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I was stoked when Jeremy reached out about a video.
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"I was so stoked, that was really amazing," said Gremaud.
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Check out below how stoked people are about this launch.
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Watch and listen above, and get stoked for June 8.
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I hope people are stoked with how we've prepared everything.
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She is genuinely stoked that she gets to help people.
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I'm so stoked to be doing this blog for PEOPLE!
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We are stoked to be releasing a 7'' with Aarght.
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Meanwhile, bullishness around bitcoin has stoked appetite for other cryptocurrencies.
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We talked to Caron, the answer is ... duh, super stoked.
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Somebody out there will be stoked on that particular cake.
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I was stoked they let me say a cuss word.
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Not everybody was so stoked on the commuter's ingenuity, though.
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I'm pretty stoked to see how this one turns out.
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S. tariff spat stoked an investor exodus from riskier assets.
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Inflation stoked by massive printing of money worsened their plight.
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A broader controversy has been stoked by the technology sector.
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The letter quickly stoked anger among Republicans on the committees.
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That said, Tramacere was pretty stoked about the whole thing.
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The muting of the cameras stoked suspicion among community members.
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A lot of people seem stoked on Cakes da Killa.
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What are y'all most stoked about in the near future?
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A year earlier, the provocation might have stoked lasting outrage.
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I was just super stoked to compete with the pros.
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But a steady stream of news stories has stoked concern.
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She declined to sell it, which only stoked demand further.
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Check out his answer -- his mother is gonna be STOKED!
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They stoked it, kept it going all night, every night.
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The government said unrest had been stoked by regional officials.
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The nature of the crash immediately stoked fears of terrorism.
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Rather than tamp down hate, the president has stoked it.
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I'm stoked beyond belief that Equity turns three this month.
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Inside her old workplace, the allegations stoked mistrust of management.
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KR: I'm stoked to see fresh faces on the scene.
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The tension she stoked is now tearing the Tories apart.
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Trump stoked that racism and gleefully rode it into Washington.
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Lew said Trump stoked both trade conflicts and "geopolitical risk."
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Australia is also not immune to politically stoked media hatred.
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Even when ten people show up, I'm stoked as shit.
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Republican President Donald Trump stoked anxieties by threatening on Aug.
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I'm stoked about this drone and its potential for home robotics.
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During the Republican primary, a number of candidates stoked those fears.
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In the U.S. Warmbier's death has stoked anger towards North Korea.
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Instead, the feeling is stoked slowly over session of quick draws.
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I'm stoked to get on the ice with the ladies again.
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Iran's ambitions could be stoked rather than tamed by Trump's rhetoric.
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Everyone seems stoked to see Tony Raines, but I'm being realistic.
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What are you stoked for this year, looking forward to seeing?
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Tesla has since stoked an increasing demand for electric-powered cars.
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The incident stoked concern about how businesses handled users' DNA data.
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I'm stoked the third port is the dongle friendly USB-C.
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That's already stoked interest in new production in places like India.
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AB InBev's CEO, Carlos Brito, is stoked with the regulators' announcement.
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That stoked some optimism, helping U.S. shares cut losses on Thursday.
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We're stoked that Thinx has played a part in changing that.
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A recent shakeout in global markets, partly stoked by Sino-U.
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That comment stoked optimism around a potential rate cut in July.
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Honestly, I've never been happier and I'm stoked about the future.
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By the sounds of it, Trainor is stoked to be married.
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We are so stoked to stream Late Night later this year.
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Such proselytising stoked the sectarianism that now poisons the Middle East.
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I'm always stoked if I have a big monitor lizard appointment.
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The learning curve seems to have already stoked Weston's political ambitions.
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The mysterious suspension naturally stoked conspiracy theories in the Bitcoin community.
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Comments from the top Federal Reserve official also stoked yields higher.
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We meet a puppy on our walk and are both stoked.
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Stories like that have stoked anti-Chinese hysteria in some quarters.
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Employees unironically toss words like "sick" and "stoked" into casual conversation.
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I think they're all pretty stoked with how they turned out.
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Then Iraq's politicians stoked sectarian divisions, leading to yet more violence.
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"When they pulled out those bagels, I was stoked," Herbst said.
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I was completely stoked with the culture and the warm weather.
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She was stoked, and wanted to know who else did it.
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Check out Zendaya's answer ... wonder if Odell is stoked or disappointed?
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This dude is honestly just so clearly stoked with his life.
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Judging by this pic at Panthers practice Monday morning ... he's STOKED!!!
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Global equities were lower after the ECB stoked economic growth concerns.
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Azeri and Armenian leaders have stoked nationalist narratives to consolidate power.
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Goldman says their efforts have stoked fear and hatred amongst Americans.
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Meng's arrest has stoked trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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He stoked fear of Mexicans and shot up in the polls.
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"I'm super stoked for everyone to hear it," Holt tells PEOPLE.
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The inversion stoked worries about the impact of the Sino-U.
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Stoked with saucy and pungent phrases like these, Pete Wells's Sept.
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Schultz himself has stoked those rumors since he announced his departure.
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You gotta hear Tito talk about the experience ... he's super stoked!
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Some folks like it, but I can't say I'm too stoked.
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I was so stoked just to even be in that contest.
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Raúl Castro stoked suspicions that a foreign country had been involved.
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"I'm stoked for it," said Pete Alonso, the Mets' rookie slugger.
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Her words stoked fears about creeping Stalinism and censorship in Russia.
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They're stoked about the FORTUNE they'll save on state income tax!!
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His parents, he said, were strict, which stoked his rebellious nature.
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Some politicians have also stoked fears of so-called African gangs.
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Still, the crafting campaign has stoked positive reactions from some customers.
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That news stoked the ire of educators and gun-control advocates.
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Donald Trump ran a presidential campaign that stoked white racial resentment.
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The pet products boom has stoked imports and boosted local business.
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The Berlin conference in January stoked hopes for a different path.
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J and I are stoked that this plane finally has TVs!
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Trump's massive cuts to national public health programs also stoked concerns.
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The airstrike stoked fears about escalating tensions between the two countries.
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But both Trump and Pelosi stoked the feud throughout the day.
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Data released Monday stoked fears of a deteriorating global economic outlook.
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"I was so stoked that he asked me that," Swift said.
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Bannon's refusal stoked the ire of committee Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Aside from those appearances, Palin has been keeping controversial fires stoked.
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These developments have stoked the radicalism of the Catalan nationalist movement.
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They seem genuinely stoked to be together again in the video.
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A global fad for plant-based superfoods has also stoked interest.
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"Stoked about pissing all over myself again," he wrote in the caption.
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Regardless, people were just stoked for the return of the battered snack.
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We're stoked to try Florence Fabricant's recipe for a mushroom soup gratinée.
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Stoked about seeing Eddie Redmayne Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them?
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Watch Dijkhuizen, Jr.'s ode to Bird's philosophy below to get stoked.
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His burgeoning passion was further stoked by his love for Elvis Presley.
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We're carpooling to a roller derby bout this evening, and I'm stoked.
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Worries have been stoked this year by the treatment of opposition politicians.
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It has stoked the flames with its own battle bots for decades.
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The amphibian Michelangelo looks pretty stoked to be there, as he should.
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One thing's for sure: Lisa Rinna is stoked about all of this.
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"It's something we're both stoked to do — one day down the track."
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But if there's one we're super-stoked to try, it's smoky lips.
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Fears have been stoked by a steep rise in mortgages this year.
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Even more than May, Johnson has stoked this force of national feeling.
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At first, when the machines take over the economy, Bill is stoked.
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Love u cast and crew forever so stoked to be invited back.
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Their leaders, in recent years, have too frequently stoked that very sentiment.
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We were so stoked to indulge in a seriously delicious baked confection.
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"They have stoked up massive privacy fear that was misplaced," he said.
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He also stoked an ugly, misplaced cynicism about the trustworthiness of government.
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Second wave feminism stoked so much bitch-calling that a reclamation ensued.
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The far right in her country, meanwhile, was pretty stoked about them.
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I'm just stoked I can start leaving my Gameboy Advance at home.
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That inversion has stoked speculation about whether a U.S. recession is looming.
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Over the weekend, President Donald Trump stoked racial tension, attacking Democratic Rep.
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Rampant speculation has stoked prices and raised concerns of a sharp correction.
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Trump has also stoked concern in Europe with his views on NATO.
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As you can see ... they were stoked for the star-studded assist.
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"This time its geopolitics that stoked the safe haven demand," she said.
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For now, stay hungry, and get stoked for The Future of Death.
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Which stars are we most stoked to see give it their all?
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The rouble's fall has stoked inflation, as imports have become more expensive.
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He has boasted of sexual assault, stoked nationalist fears, and incited violence.
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Hurricane Maria has stoked fear among those who hold Puerto Rican debt.
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The drop has stoked inflationary pressures and driven investors to sell gilts.
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They're fully stoked to get back to their consumer roots, he adds.
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These benefits stoked periods of surging growth that undoubtedly lifted all boats.
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That stoked a minor sell-off in a number of outstanding bonds.
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I haven't had time to watch one in weeks, so I'm stoked!
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The Cubs haven't hosted a World Series since 2000, and you're stoked.
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While Dean appeared stoked about the idea ... Caelynn looked less than interested.
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News last week from the Social Security Administration potentially stoked those fears.
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At times, though, those close Democratic ties have stoked conservatives' worst suspicions.
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That's why we were stoked when they released these understated trail runners.
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So, yeah, we're pretty stoked to get our hands on a bottle.
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Conflicting reports on what the BOJ might do have stoked market uncertainty.
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The Trump administration has stoked intense discussion about America's relationship with Europe.
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He stoked outrage in Britain and earned a sharp rebuke from Mrs.
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To build support for Act 10, he stoked resentment against public employees.
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Mr. Trump has stoked much of the unease at the Justice Department.
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S. trade tensions dented business confidence and stoked fears of a recession.
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The incident has stoked outrage across Nicaragua and much of the Americas.
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A "Nexit" stoked by the anti-immigrant far right in the Netherlands?
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His being half white did not calm this wariness, but stoked it.
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And he is, for lack of a better term, stoked about it.
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Kate was stoked about the offering (her piece here, Alex's notes here).
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And it's not just industry that has stoked suspicion, frustration and anger.
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TELL ME WHAT YOUR FAV PART IS BELOW CAUSE IM TOO STOKED!!!
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That inversion has stoked speculation on whether a U.S. recession is looming.
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"I'm feeling happy and Christmas-y and stoked for tour," she says.
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The a virtual currency's 193,500 percent surge last year stoked investor demand.
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I was stoked to finally get to try an item from Find.
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Much more tragic, Mike seemed pretty stoked for the launch this weekend.
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The players seemed STOKED by the fancy ride -- and who wouldn't be???
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It will have accomplished nothing and we'll have stoked up his base.
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And yet he stoked the fires, helping Russia camouflage its spy work.
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One person even said they were "stoked" to be in that office.
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Strom Thurmond of South Carolina pandered to, and stoked, overt racial animosity.
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The arrangement stoked tensions within the union and the company for years.
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We're told Kim is so stoked she wants to extend their stay.
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A standoff over the North's nuclear program has stoked fears of war.
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There is a lingering worry, stoked by those with an interest in it being stoked, that perhaps a common ground will not be found, and that at some point the player and the manager will have to part ways.
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That we'd had this side conversation, there was still swirling controversy that he stoked, Trump stoked, about this meeting on a tarmac with Loretta Lynch when she was the Attorney General, with the former president who had appointed her.
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Celebrities -- like Jenny McCarthy, Jim Carrey and Alicia Silverstone -- have stoked the trend.
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Ahead, see what inspires you — then go get stoked to pack tomorrow's lunch.
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That's why he stoked his fight with kneeling NFL players for so long.
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Regarding the Middle East, Giuliani warned against regional tensions being stoked by Iran.
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The packages stoked nationwide tensions and fears as voters prepared to vote Nov.
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Trump stoked the racist birther conspiracy that suggested Obama wasn't a legitimate president.
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"[She is] actually super stoked on them together now," a source told PEOPLE.
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Instead, Trump just took a big fan and stoked the fire even further.
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This "risk" matter, stoked by equity-driven incentives, is the second big problem.
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The Blazers stoked the margin to 43-29 midway through the second quarter.
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Pretty much everyone you know would be stoked to receive this for Christmas.
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Everyone has things to work through, but seeing that really made me stoked.
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The king eventually approved the appointment, though the incident had stoked ethnic tensions.
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"I am super stoked to add a silver to my gold," he said.
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The solution was a sauna, which was stoked to about 248 degrees fahrenheit.
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Bets on no action from the Fed stoked selling of the U.S. dollar.
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Naturally, both Cameron and McCartan were stoked — but their respective reactions divided fans.
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These fears are stoked by politicians from both the left and the right.
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Njoku is also STOKED to get back on the field with Baker Mayfield.
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Our first day in business, we made $800, and we were so stoked.
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Parental fears around vaccines that are stoked by misinformation can erode that protection.
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Tibbetts' death stoked an already tense debate about illegal immigration earlier this year.
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We're told the baby is happy and healthy, and the families are stoked.
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It was dire times and slim pickings, but I was stoked for anything.
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The intensifying U.S.-China trade war stoked worries about a global economic recession.
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At first, they were stoked, laughed a lot and said it was awesome.
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Being even close to HoloLens won't justify the hype Magic Leap has stoked.
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I got a free nose job out of it…… Stoked to be alive.
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The market has also been stoked by recent hawkish comments from the Fed.
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The Blazers stoked the difference to 45-27 early in the second quarter.
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They make synth-stoked electronica with a pinch of 80s new wave pop.
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The flames have also been stoked by strong winds, according to the official.
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The end result definitely works and we're stoked about how it came out.
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Dr Roebuck's Stoked Weightless Face Moisturizer, $45, available on June 25 at Sephora.
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But Beijing's increasingly tight control of the city has stoked discontent and protests.
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If Jaguars star Marcedes Lewis' reaction is any indication they are freakin' STOKED!
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After nearly four months on the job, the fires have only been stoked.
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Pink's entire family is stoked about the Grammys — well, except for one member.
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While some people aren't too keen on Beckham's latest stunt, we're pretty stoked.
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If you couldn't already tell, people are stoked for Harry Styles' solo release.
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We bring so much money into the area too so everyone's pretty stoked.
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When even his parents implied they weren't super stoked to be there. 6.
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The disappointing data have stoked fears that economic growth may be slowing down.
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That has stoked fears that Australia's long-time influence there is being eroded.
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Tech enthusiasts were undoubtedly stoked to give the cheese grater a test run.
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We'd be stoked if you play it, and tell your friends about it.
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Its troubles stoked fears of a bigger malaise in India's shadow banking sector.
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Kim Kardashian West's little girl North doesn't need a reason to get stoked.
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The king eventually approved the appointment, though the incident had stoked racial tensions.
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The spat stoked speculation that Trump might abandon the Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
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Investor interest has also been stoked by assumptions about Trump's agenda in Washington.
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Climate strikes and protests, stoked by teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg, have ensued.
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Instead, the contested result has stoked divisions as opposition parties have cried foul.
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It appears this iteration has seriously stoked the ire of America's biggest exchanges.
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Both situations stoked a doubling in Brazilian bankruptcy filings in the past year.
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Do you think that fire will be stoked just watching games this year?
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The moves have stoked fears of a trade war between the two countries.
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The Raptors stoked their lead to 210-220 with 853:285 to go.
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That stoked fears of another harrowing chapter of the US-China trade war.
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I'm stoked that the world's best climber is taking on the Dawn Wall.
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Meticulous, industrious natures, each quietly worshipped a queen, each quietly stoked my inheritance.
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Farage's charismatic populism that in 2016 stoked division in the UK has continued.
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Behavioral economics has stoked enthusiasm for using nudges as tools of public policy.
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It also stoked concerns on the sensitive issue of his age at 76.
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Growing stockpiles of oil in the United States stoked market fears about demand.
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But, clearly, that didn't matter to Childish, who was stoked to see him.
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The move has stoked fears of further escalating tensions between countries neighboring Syria.
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I figured she was just as stoked about the show as I was.
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Some of the mainstream media's Trump anti-coverage once was stoked by ideology.
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Anxiety within Dow Jones is even being stoked by emails sent by mistake.
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Perhaps we will learn to pause before giving in to internet-stoked spleen.
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And it was Tesla that stoked this increasing demand for electric-powered cars.
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Its popularity with whistle-wetting journalists of the period stoked the mythos, too.
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We do, and Trump has fueled and stoked those for his own purpose.
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Artificially stoked outrage is permissible, as long as you use your real name.
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It was he, after all, who stoked xenophobic fires to win the election.
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Words like passion and motivation don't even scratch the surface of getting stoked.
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The wind-stoked fire has threatened structures including multimillion-dollar homes and ranchettes.
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The case stoked simmering concern about sexual assault on college campuses by athletes.
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A 2.9 percent average hourly earnings increase in January especially stoked inflation worries.
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McCollum's 3-pointer stoked the margin to 55-46 late in the quarter.
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Low volatility readings of late have stoked speculation of an inevitable mean reversion.
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But then, he stoked his optimism again and reminded himself of his luck.
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I remember seeing Iskra and being stoked on their band and their singer.
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Yet Trump and other Republicans have stoked fears about voter fraud for years.
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I'm just stoked to have some fans and some people who like me.
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Trump once again stoked fears of a "migrant invasion" at the southern border.
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After a flawed ballot in 2007 politicians stoked fighting that claimed some 1,300 lives.
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Trump stoked tensions with China by speaking to the president of Taiwan on Dec.
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Either way, Styles' performance today has us totally stoked for his first solo tour.
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We are stoked that are raising their sons to express themselves however they choose.
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She's really stoked about taking on the role and trying to make change happen.
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Fears of a slowing global economy have stoked concern about faltering demand for fuel.
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I'm stoked because it's the first time I'm seeing them — high five to that.
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That has stoked concern that it, too, might want movies in living rooms sooner.
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The flag was then stepped on and set ablaze as someone stoked the flames.
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With these new developments, it appears the war just got stoked a little more.
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SpaceX's employees, watching from outside the glass-enclosed mission control room, were pretty stoked.
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This "yield-curve inversion" stoked fears that a recession could be on its way.
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This week's rise in oil prices CLc1 also stoked buying of TIPS, analysts said.
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Both situations have stoked a doubling in Brazilian bankruptcy filings over the past year.
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Linday's fans are stoked she got a ring that's almost as beautiful as her.
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It's evident that water managers see a water-limited future, stoked by climate change.
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The threat to health care for the vulnerable has stoked opposition among moderate Republicans.
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It got 215,2100 plays after a day, and me and my brother were stoked.
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The government's rigging of an election in 1987 sparked an insurgency, stoked by Pakistan.
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Mr Mubarak and his sons have stoked nostalgia by returning to the public eye.
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Among liberals, they have stoked fears that PiS is leading the country towards Polexit.
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It's hot, I'm lazy, and I'm not stoked to work until 8 p.m. tonight.
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As president, he has abandoned the decorum of Republican predecessors and stoked their resentments.
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It's clear the visual has stoked a bit of ire (and desire) among fans.
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First, Russian hackers stoked pro-Russian support in Georgia using propaganda and misinformation campaigns.
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The candidate is very impressive — and there is also pizza, so I am stoked.
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It's adorable, it gets the job done, and we are so stoked for them.
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This is a perfectly acceptable, amazing route that I'm so stoked to be on.
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Grandma is stoked to see a couple of monk seals chilling on the shore!
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Rather, it's a deeply encoded, emotional reaction that can easily be stoked by politicians.
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Her extended absence stoked conspiracy theories, which Politico detailed in an article published Tuesday.
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This stoked doubts that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates again in 21.3113.
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But Palantir's support of these agencies has stoked debate in parliament, the Herald reported.
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And watch what embers get stoked near the July 23 new moon in Leo.
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The burkini ban in some French coastal towns also stoked controversy beyond France's borders.
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This is not the first time Petry has stoked outrage in her home country.
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But instead of being a little worried, as we might expect, she was stoked.
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Bruckheimer stoked excitement, too, by tweeting a photo with "old friend" Cruise in 2016.
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But that doesn't mean that I wasn't stoked to get my very first period.
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Meanwhile, a raft of weak economic data around the world also stoked recession fears.
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Something similar stoked the entrepreneurial imagination of Tim Jones and his Cribspot co-founders.
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But he has also stoked up xenophobia, expelled foreign workers and shut out imports.
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"I'm like super stoked about what I'm wearing tonight," she told The Hollywood Reporter.
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In addition to these expectations, surging crude oil prices have also stoked inflation expectations.
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Many reporters focused instead on the stir her comments had stoked in her homeland.
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Nevertheless, they immediately sent ripples through the Sunni-majority region and further stoked tensions.
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I don't mean people shouldn't be stoked on whatever body they choose to have.
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But it also stoked existing divisions to create a new era of unapologetic hate.
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"I'm pretty stoked with that time," she says at the end of the video.
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With the go-ahead to pursue a fourth term, Morales stoked even more ire.
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He said the blaze was stoked by thick vegetation left desiccated by prolonged drought.
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Trump's announcement of Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor has stoked controversy.
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Donald Trump tapped into and fueled and stoked an enormous amount of racial resentment.
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Still, now that it's happening, everyone involved with the competition is stoked, he said.
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Competition with Diana also stoked Unity's determination to outdo Diana's fascism by following Hitler.
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Further doubts have been stoked by presidential uncertainties in Iran and the United States.
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Yet the far-right populism they stoked seems to be slipping beyond their control.
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That Trump has stoked divisions in recent days has been documented, chapter and verse.
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That stoked concern among residents in places like San Marino, just south of Pasadena.
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Stoked to get back to being more consistent putting music out with The Div.
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All-conquering sprinter Usain Bolt was very stoked at the Windies' World Cup triumph.
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Our forefathers stoked wood fires to cook their food; for us, the microwave exists!
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But it was stoked anew on Monday, after the F.B.I. raids on Mr. Cohen.
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But really, we're mentioning the movie here because Michael is stoked to see it.
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The case stoked extreme anger on Okinawa, where about 47,000 American troops are stationed.
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I love EyeHateGod, too, but that doesn't mean I'm stoked on heroin, you know?
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I'm stoked because I love live music and there are beads for goodness sake.
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Seems most of his teammates are stoked for Hunt to get back to action.
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I was stoked to chat about my home country, a place I really love.
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Trump, meanwhile, has stoked racial tensions in the US during his time in office.
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"I am super stoked for BKH's imminent arrival," he added, giving his son's initials.
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Mr. Trump has long stoked a xenophobic fear of newcomers among his political base.
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The persistent inflows into these funds stoked demand for the TIPS supply, analysts said.
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Tensions around the car sector have been stoked on both sides of the Atlantic.
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The BOJ's policy action and dismal Japanese corporate earnings have stoked fears among investors.
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"'Do your thing, we'll just be stoked if a couple of photos turn out.'"
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It probably goes without saying some students were pretty stoked on this new development.
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But Mr. Corbyn only stoked more skepticism with his BBC interview on Tuesday night.
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The ensuing public fervor stoked talk of a total electronics scrap ban in Thailand.
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That's stoked fears about the dramatic changes to one of America's most common jobs.
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But President Donald Trump's pursuit of protectionist trade policies has stoked nationalism around the globe.
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Indigenous advocates say such rhetoric has stoked long-simmering resentment, putting native lives at risk.
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The jump has recently stoked fears that higher borrowing costs could slow down the economy.
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This rise has stoked fears that higher borrowing costs could slow down the global economy.
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"We taught maybe 100 people on the first trip, and they were stoked," he says.
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The case has stoked simmering anger among those who see racial bias in U.S. policing.
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Turkish authorities fear the conflict could be stoked by the YPG presence across the border.
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S. trade tensions that have stoked concerns that Beijing could curb rare earths exports again.
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The law stoked a swift backlash and sparked fears about a crackdown on civil liberties.
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And one that has been stoked on the right by those who support the president.
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The people of Denver were pretty stoked to welcome home their Super Bowl winning Broncos.
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But behind the scenes the palace's power grew, stoked by a cabal of ambitious princes.
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In their messages, they remark on how stoked they are to be dominating the charts.
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"Kris is actually super stoked on them being together now," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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We're stoked to see that women are on hand in every aspect of this production.
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Both measures stoked inflation, which was probably more than one million per cent last year.
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"That's why I was so stoked to be a part of it," she tells me.
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Off-screen, Mr Karnad was a scathing critic of political leaders who stoked communal tensions.
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That stoked concerns about a faster-than-expected rise in the cost of borrowing money.
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They have stoked ethnic nationalism and accused other groups of conspiring to oppress the Oromo.
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So news of job cuts at BAE Systems, the country's largest manufacturer, stoked old worries.
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These folks are stoked about the new appointment, while pro-choice advocates are rightfully concerned.
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The class is packed; everyone is stoked to be there after feasting the day before.
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But Trump seems stoked that the CEO of the world's richest company would call him.
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A weak manufacturing report stoked fears about a slowdown in China's economy and global growth.
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Having first stoked Americans' fears of demographic changes, Trump then presents himself as their champion.
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That has provoked retaliatory measures by China and stoked uncertainty among businesses around the world.
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One group that may not be so stoked on the update, however, is law enforcement.
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The Celtics (43-32) stoked their lead to 75-64 midway through the third quarter.
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Kim Kelly is stoked to see Zhrine at Eistnaflug this summer; follow her on Twitter.
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So I tell him cool, no problem, and that I'm stoked to see him anyway.
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Trump's statements stoked suspicion over his campaign's possible connection to Russian interference in the election.
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The strengthening dollar has also stoked concerns about its impact on companies with overseas exposure.
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That has stoked fears of market manipulation, inaccurate pricing and systemic risk to clearing houses.
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From the start, the US actions stoked tensions and fear of Iranian retaliation in cyberspace.
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Meanwhile, crude oil prices rose as concerns over the missing journalist stoked worries about supply.
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Opposition leader and National Assembly president Julio Borges stoked the speculation in a radio interview.
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"I was just stoked that I got the ball up in the air," he said.
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We're stoked we get to have a vinyl produced; something of us you can own.
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Would I be stoked if a white supremacist group trademarked the name KILL THE GOOKS?
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He said weakness in riskier U.S. stocks also stoked demand for safe-haven U.S. Treasuries.
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A record build in U.S. crude inventories last week stoked concerns over persistent global oversupply.
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But as to where her life and career are headed, she simply says, "I'm stoked."
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But dramatically vanished sea ice, stoked by climate change, is an easily-visible, growing reality.
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It was stoked by a sharp decline in the value of the lira last year.
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The courthouse rendezvous was stoked by a February tweet Musk wrote about Tesla car sales.
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Unsurprisingly, Twitter is not stoked to be on the receiving end of such an investigation.
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The speeches have stoked speculation that Warren is angling to run for president in 2020.
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His agent was stoked — and so tweeted out a photo of Garino signing his paperwork.
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"Kris is actually super stoked on them being together now," a Kardashian source tells PEOPLE.
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This stoked worries among traders of even less support for a tax plan, analysts said.
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The energy in the warehouse is palpably rising; everyone's beyond stoked for this juicy mayhem.
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But stoked about any future Green Day concerts Zuckerberg might be planning for the plaza!
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That should help allay the fears that were stoked by last month's paltry job gains.
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That stoked fears that larger cable and satellite companies like Dish might follow their lead.
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Democrat candidates successfully stoked fears that the Republicans would end coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Other factors have stoked Chicago's epidemic of violent crime, operating well beyond the city's control.
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Israel says anti-Israeli incitement by Palestinian officials and on social networks have stoked attacks.
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Bharara's firing stoked controversy as Trump had earlier requested that he stay in his role.
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Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination and subsequent confirmation on Saturday stoked heavy tensions across the country.
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Dealmaking hopes were stoked by news that Disney approached 26.3st Century Fox on a deal.
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But a portion of Brokaw's remarks on "Meet the Press" also stoked anger among Republicans.
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Violence stoked by division and fear didn't begin with the political rise of Donald Trump.
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"I'm a bro, I do dude things and get stoked and all that," Shea said.
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I was stoked but thought it was just going to be a hangout—nothing more.
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The plane landed safely, but the incident stoked public fear about drones flying near planes.
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The 1968 movie "The Love Bug," which featured a zany anthropomorphic vehicle, stoked Beetle fever.
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I'm stoked about it, but I've been doing this long enough that it feels normal.
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Not as fired up as he was in Bagel Boss, of course, but stoked nonetheless.
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"I'm super stoked to get my hands on them," Mr. Pennacchio said before his purchase.
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He has stoked political tensions, bickered with other politicians and created drama with other nations.
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Abortion legislation in Alabama has stoked strong opinions, and the differences between them are stark.
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Groups like Justice Democrats that emerged in 2018 have stoked the ire of Democratic leadership.
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For example, there is evidence Russian bots stoked the flames around the NFL kneeling controversy.
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Reading about these female playwrights whose creative careers were stoked by such play is inspiring.
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" But interventionism can be nationalist, too: America's entry into World War I "only stoked nationalism.
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In both neighborhoods, Kaval's grand plan has stoked not only great optimism, but also distrust.
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"I'm just really stoked and it's been an amazing week," she said on the carpet.
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That stoked ire among the rank-and-file, which have yet to approve the deal.
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"Your campaign has stoked fear of brown-skinned immigrants," he tweeted in response to Murtaugh.
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There is an aura around him, stoked rather than relieved by his modesty and industry.
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State government is a good training ground—and has stoked the party's appetite for power.
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Fear had been stoked by Escamilla's gruesome killing that week, which prompted the public action.
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On Super Bowl Sunday though, when we're a few beers deep, sure, we'll get stoked.
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Instead of assuaging our fears, our local governments stoked them by deeming us the threat.
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If you ever dreamt of becoming a pro skater, you'll be stoked on this video.
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Hundreds of accounts suspected of links to Russia have stoked furor over recent N.F.L. protests.
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The president further stoked the flames on Friday, suggesting a broad foreign plot against him.
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I'm super stoked and I'm shaking a little bit, but I really played well today.
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Public anger, however, remains high, stoked further when senior government officials publicly disputed climate change.
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Public anger, however, remains high, stoked further when senior government officials publicly disputed climate change.
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Cranston even stoked those theories from time to time in the years after the show.
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Trump stoked controversy last week by again labeling his order a "travel ban" on Twitter.
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He calls Clinton's behavior "unfathomably irresponsible," and details how the conservative media stoked the news.
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The central bank's reluctance to tighten has stoked concerns that it is under political pressure.
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Yields on longer-dated bonds soared as Trump's tax proposal stoked worries about fiscal deterioration.
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But discontent, stoked in part by Democratic propaganda, began to simmer among the working poor.
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In the previous decades, the British had stoked tensions in the city among religious groups.
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Charlotte said, years later, that her eldest son's drive was stoked, in part, by pain.
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We watched it with a guy called Harry who was, as we said, fucking stoked.
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He speaks at a breakneck pace, often veering on tangents and fishing his laptop out of his desk to pull up a YouTube video or show me a website he's particularly stoked on (also, he uses words like "stoked" and "bitchin'" with complete sincerity).
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S. trade tensions and Washington's threat of tariffs on Mexico stoked worries of a global recession.
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He's very stoked that he can spell and now has a golden goblet to prove it.
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Diablo winds stoked the monumental fires last fall in Sonoma and other counties, according to McClatchy.
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He's stoked to unleash a pumped-up live show on crowds that won't see it coming.
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Scientists aren't sending up balloons because they're super stoked about the eclipse, though they are (probably).
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" "Either way, if a small whirl is stoked into a towering firenado, it promptly becomes unpredictable.
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If this mildly spooky scene stoked your curiosity about the mysterious talking board, you're not alone.
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The revelations, therefore, that Zuma's home renovations cost South African taxpayers $16 million stoked widespread anger.
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The subsequent #Februdairy hashtag, which as expected was overtaken by vegans, only stoked a hotter flame.
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The show has stoked strong feelings about how they were mistreated, subsequent struggles and eventual exoneration.
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His re-election bid stoked resentment among Algerians who believe he is not fit to lead.
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These were real people who stoked the kinds of significant emotions that can turn elections around.
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Those rumors — stoked by Biden's aides — have now given Abrams power over Biden's potential presidential campaign.
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Jake (Arrieta) pitched awesome and they (Cubs fans) are pretty stoked up in Chicago right now.
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President Donald Trump yet again stoked his culture war by going after a black athlete Friday.
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Game of Thrones season 7 starts tomorrow, and praise to the High Sparrow, we are stoked.
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But, this unnatural polar bear behavior may have been stoked by accelerating changes in the Arctic.
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But whether the law was broken or not, the saga has stoked concerns about Chinese meddling.
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Florence + the Machine "Hunger" I'm so stoked, there is going to be a new Florence record!
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And some people are definitely not stoked for not one but two forthcoming movies about Uber.
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This stoked worries among traders of even less support for a tax-cut plan, analysts said.
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Similar rhymes about "John Chinaman" stoked anti-Chinese sentiment in America throughout the late nineteenth century.
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I was stoked when they told me I was going to be interviewing Noah Cyrus live.
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We were stoked to see the trailer for Stranger Things' second season during the Super Bowl.
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It could be that we were in LA or that we were in a stoked mindset.
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He's a true believer on this stuff, and knows intuitively that it keeps his base stoked.
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Well, now you can because the UFC legend is now a marijuana pipe ... and he's stoked!
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You gotta see the smile on Tekashi's face when he realizes it's Floyd -- he's super stoked.
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Now, the club is a disaster, a trash fire stoked with the feathers of white swans.
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But the citizenship exercise has stoked deep anxiety among minority Muslims and risks further alienating them.
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But on social media and Reddit in particular, Netflix viewers are not stoked about the test.
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Those conditions also stoked a towering vortex that propelled the Carr Fire's own violent weather system.
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Accusations of sexism at Uber have stoked a conversation about the role of women in tech.
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The scandals have stoked fears Kenya could follow Russia and be suspended from athletics over doping.
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In today's edition of #TiredOfSoMuchWinning, Trump is super stoked about a 48% approval rating from Rasmussen.
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Lithuania's swelling military ranks, Vacca says, reflect the upsurge in patriotic fervor stoked by Russian hostility.
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I was stoked for this trip because I wanted to do all of the water adventures!
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The war has stoked sectarian tensions and become a proxy battle for regional and global interests.
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This voluminous collection has long been legendary among fans and collectors, and Prince stoked that interest.
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President Trump has stoked race-based fears and praised "both sides" after the deadly Charlottesville attack.
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S. trade tensions that have stoked concerns that major producer China could stem rare earths exports.
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The skipped payments stoked concerns that sanctions were making it difficult to transfer funds to bondholders.
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"If I were a young employee and I had that benefit, I'd be stoked," said Reid.
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Those who approached Clinton claimed she "stoked" hatred that led to the New Zealand mosque shootings.
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"Oh, I was just so so stoked," Robert says of the moment Bindi, 21, asked him.
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Low-to-negative yields on government bonds globally have stoked investor appetite for higher-yielding bonds.
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If Kem Ley's murder was designed to instill fear, it has only stoked outrage and determination.
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Stoked by the wind, the blaze spread across the city, destroying virtually everything in its path.
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Instead it has stoked tensions as opposition parties said the vote was hit by major fraud.
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We're stoked to share the final designs below, which you can score through adidas' online auction.
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They display clarity and heart and moral vision, and glow like a well-stoked wood stove.
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But the news has stoked fears about the ethical repercussions of Google's relaunch in the country.
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Bets on no action from the Fed later this month stoked selling of the U.S. dollar.
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Day 1Difficulty Level: 43I was stoked to start this experiment for one big reason: more sleep!
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A softening global economy and trade conflicts have stoked the inflows into money funds, analysts said.
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I'm just so stoked to be able to travel the world at a pretty rapid pace.
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Wolf stoked a whirlwind of controversy with her routine at Saturday's media-filled dinner in Washington.
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In addition to her shaky alibis, Zhang&aposs grab bag of electronic devices stoked espionage fears.
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Today we're stoked to premiere "Nowhere," a heavy, punk-as-hell tune off that forthcoming record.
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Think the Dodgers were stoked to take a 2-1 lead in the NLCS Tuesday night???
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Worries about the economy have also been stoked by signs of weakness in the housing market.
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If you're a baseball fan, there are a lot of very obvious reasons to be stoked.
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The fan tells TMZ Sports he was stoked about the encounter and happy to help out.
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Novels by Joseph Conrad stoked her craving for adventure, and Screenland magazine fanned dreams of stardom.
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Stocks fell last week as worries about the Chinese coronavirus stoked fears about slowing global growth.
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Ilhan Omar — a first-term House member who has stoked controversy by criticizing America's Israeli policies.
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This isn't the first time Winfrey has stoked political speculation since Trump was elected in 2016.
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Stoked by Hamas, confrontations between Palestinians and Israelis could erupt in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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But the star of the critically acclaimed series sounded as stoked about the movie as fans.
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For several of this year's top participants, Woods's 1997 triumph stoked their interest in the game.
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The surge in buybacks has stoked controversy over the tax cut package that President Trump championed.
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The dispute has further stoked calls among House Democrats to advance impeachment proceedings against the president.
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You're probably as stoked as we are about the Samsung Galaxy S20 pre-orders being live.
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The dispute has further stoked calls among House Democrats to advance impeachment proceedings against the president.
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The murders stoked widespread public anger and forced Prime Minister Robert Fico to resign last year.
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Stocks got a jolt from a report that stoked hopes for the U.S.-China trade talks.
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The nation's supply of nuclear fuel has grabbed headlines and stoked partisan fights in recent years.
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NIGHTCAP: See why traders are stoked about Donald Trump (and why they're not): http://cnb.cx/1QljDwf.
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The death of the namesake founder in June stoked nostalgia for the brand and boosted sales.
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She has fostered outreach to Los Angeles residents and stoked curiosity for contemporary music among audiences.
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The case of the Diamond Princess cruise ship, where thousands have been quarantined, had stoked fears.
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The unrest stoked already high inflation and Joseph quickly used up what little savings he had.
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We're stoked to be premiering three tracks from the bands upcoming self-titled debut below, too.
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Remember how STOKED Trae Young was to get his brand-new, $138,000 Audi back in July??
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Queer true crime stories of the past show how the press stoked fear of gay men
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Bottom line: we're booking artists that we and the people we work with are stoked about.
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BF is from the Philadelphia area so he's stoked his team is going to the Super Bowl.
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With an "R" rating of its own, "Logan" has stoked fan expectations for the rough-edged hero.
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But since then, the disclosure of two hackings of unprecedented size has stoked doubts about the deal.
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"Kris [Jenner] is actually super stoked on them being together now," a source told PEOPLE last week.
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Aside from the inevitable caffeine withdrawal, I was stoked to see how this diet would affect me.
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Still, the new hacking stoked more doubts about a deal that was already said to be shaky.
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Shot in black and white, there's lots of drinking, partying, air-drumming, stoked fans, and fucking around.
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But he has continuously stoked resentment and anger—particularly, if not exclusively, among whites—and weaponized it.
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Recently, weaker-than-expected economic data have stoked fears that the global economy may be slowing down.
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Bitcoin's 1,500 percent surge last year stoked investor demand for any product with exposure to the asset.
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Worries about the U.S. economy have also been stoked by signs of weakness in the housing market.
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The report stoked fears in global equity markets of more tariffs between China and the United States.
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With shares trading over $81, here are five pieces of the company's report that stoked investors' optimism.
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But, DeAndre is stoked for the new movie and his mom regardless, telling us, "Man, it's awesome."
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Devine told Hollywood Life that he was stoked to be back onscreen with Wilson for the film.
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Low prices for copper and new labor laws in Chile have stoked fears of widespread labor disputes.
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In fact, the remarks, which he made by Instagram comment on Friday, have stoked even more controversy.
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The addition of sentencing reforms in the Senate has stoked opposition from some hardliners such as Sen.
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Trump's statement stoked concerns that the U.S.-China trade war will drag on, limiting U.S. agricultural exports.
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Many Russia-watchers think Mr Putin may have stoked the conflict to test his new American counterpart.
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S. opposition groups and have stoked political and ethnic tensions inside Afghanistan by sponsoring Afghan factional leaders.
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He has questioned their safety and stoked fear that vaccinating babies might contribute to rising autism rates.
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This exceptional warmth has been stoked by a mix of weather events and a rapidly warming climate.
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The shooting stoked weeks of protests, and tensions remain high as prosecutors continue to investigate its circumstances.
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Wilson's killing stoked fears that Savannah's escalating violence was moving from outlying neighborhoods into the tourist district.
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His participation stoked controversy when ProPublica reported that he conducted private business while taxpayers funded his travel.
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Arrests, killings and houses demolished by tank shells in the capital have stoked resentment against the rebels.
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The latter arguably stoked up the most interest and bemusement among MMA fans—both hardcore and casual.
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I'm stoked I don't have to sneak in my personal-use beverages to BYU campus anymore pic.twitter.
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Besides, we don't care if it's a boy or girl – we're just stoked to have a baby.
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I'm stoked because I love pizza but have been a fan of thin crust my whole life.
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I've turned down stuff if it didn't interest me, but I was totally stoked on rendering Ali.
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So tune in, follow those hashtags and get stoked for another year of innovation... and washing machines.
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The event's pool, however, stoked questions amongst divers and audiences when it turned a strange green hue.
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"Justin was super stoked to see her as he wasn't expecting her to come," the insider says.
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It stoked fights in Washington, however, over the reach of federal regulation, states' rights and income inequality.
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Part of the reason I was so stoked for Watch Dogs 2 was because of the setting.
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Floyd seems pretty stoked to be in the building ... boogieing into T-Mobile with his TMT crew.
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Broke and Stoked are always excited to create a t-shirt design that ties into the party.
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It stoked fights in Washington, however, over the reach of federal regulation, states' rights, and income inequality.
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So, can you blame this barista for being less than stoked about making them on the daily?
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They cite potential damage from port dredging, shipping and climate change stoked by coal from the mine.
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Insys is an example of a company that has stoked the flames of the country's opioid epidemic.
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Could it be these elected officials admire the way Trump stoked the flames of hate toward Latinos?
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Rising oil prices stoked fears that inflation will accelerate back home and the trade deficit could widen.
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He's recently started getting into some ambient stuff and has been stoked on some old Wings records.
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For 20-year-old resident Zarifa Abida, the three-day event stoked greater fear instead of hope.
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Bets that the Fed will take no action later this month stoked selling of the U.S. dollar.
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Reports about migrants being sent back to Austria by German border police have stoked public concern further.
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If Europe were considered fragmented before, this decision has only stoked the fire in the short term.
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Forever a fat kid at heart (and in actuality after this weekend), holy shit was I stoked.
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Kate Hudson's 8-year-old son was stoked to show off his latest conquest — a lost tooth!
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Obama stoked Trump's anger by ruthlessly roasting him at a 2011 black-tie dinner they both attended.
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Trying to make the guns illegal may also have stoked consumer interest in them, Mr. Kopel added.
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Critics have said Trump has stoked animosity toward the media since hitting the campaign trail in 2015.
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Inside, the air is hot from the stoked fire, thick with the smell of blood and smoke.
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One woman, speaking into her own megaphone, stoked paranoia by shouting "antifa is closing in" (they weren't).
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But she stoked the anger of Maine residents by closing off the land to hunting and snowmobiling.
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On Instagram, Tate commented on her new job, saying she's "pretty stoked" to work with the brand.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly distorted the situation at the southern border and stoked fear about immigration.
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Collaboration with organizations like Matter is a key component of how we keep our creative fires stoked.
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AI technology has garnered increasing public attention — and stoked fears — amid rapid advancements in recent years. Sen.
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Global equities fell, stoked by dismal data on Chinese factory activity, British manufacturing and euro zone growth.
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The Chicago Cubs are going to their first World Series since 1945, and understandably, people are stoked.
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By proposing the trip and calling Ukrainians "enemies," Giuliani has stoked confusion and fear among our allies.
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The recent China-US trade war has only stoked more uncertainty for the country's vulnerable middle class.
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It stoked smelters, powered locomotives and generated steam, driving mills that processed tons and tons of rock.
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She was stoked, but wanted us to sit down face-to-face and talk about it first.
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They were stoked by Deputy Coroner Anthony Schapel's inquest into the 2012 murder of teenager Lewis McPherson.
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When I read about Calbee's new microwaveable potato chips on SoraNews24 the other day, I was stoked.
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He opened the show, stoked to be among the huge crowd of people, holding up a glass.
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And the pizza chain doesn't seem particularly stoked about being chosen for CamSoda's nifty new invention, either.
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Officials in Hungary have stoked fears by describing the largely Muslim refugee population as a security risk.
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The move also stoked concerns about slowing Chinese growth, which in turn boosted the yen, Popplewell said.
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Reports of the coup attempt also stoked safehaven bids for U.S. Treasury bonds, paring their earlier losses.
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That has stoked interest in the book and also called into question denials from Mr. Trump's team.
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This doesn't mean that the racial fears Trump stoked didn't bring some Republican voters to the polls.
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That stoked inflation and eventually strengthened the Fed's independence, something that has become even more entrenched since.
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It was, they said, stoked by hyperbole and had devastating consequences: the destruction of irreplaceable original documents.
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Michelle Rodriguez hasn't read or seen the news in 2 months, and she couldn't be more stoked.
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The accusations have stoked heated online debate about sexual misconduct and what constitutes consensual sex or rape.
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Fans of challenging, mesmerizing extreme music are understandably stoked for the event, and who can blame them?
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Some black and Latinx residents of South Bend say it stoked racial tensions in the small city.
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I hit her up on the World Wide Web and she was really stoked on the idea.
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Others think his right-leaning political party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, has alienated minorities and stoked fear.
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Later, it was Super Size Me and McDonald's menu options (I wasn't stoked about that one, personally).
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During the campaign, the League stoked fears about migrants, who have arrived in large numbers in Italy.
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I recommend adding a Stoked Ladder to the end of any workout for a killer finisher, too.
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In preparation, he stoked the old New York-Los Angeles rivalry with help from some cute kids.
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The president's tweets stoked strong pushback from activist groups that said the threat to NBC was clear.
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The N.F.L.-national anthem controversy, the latest Trump-stoked social conflagration, is a quintessential bad culture war.
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The hatred, racism and sexism stoked in this election worsen mental illness and must not be ignored.
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"I'm pretty stoked to work with a brand I idolized when I was a teen," Cutler continued.
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It may hold the keys to curing cancer if it can be at once stoked and tamed.
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Mob attacks stoked by rabble-rousers and Islamist ideologues, like the one in Minya, are rarely prosecuted.
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It has promoted free expression, enabled our global innovation leadership, and stoked our dynamic start-up ecosystem.
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As history shows, once stoked, Americans' race-based fears about crime tend to burn slow and long.
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Renaissance lovers might also have their hearts' ardors stoked by a number of recent and forthcoming books.
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House raids and "stop and search" routines by the police have also stoked anger among republican youths.
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That has stoked suspicions among many Sudanese that Mr. al-Bashir is not being held at all.
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All in all, it was an amazing experience and I was so stoked to collaborate with Tommy.
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My curiosity was recently stoked by a Jane's Walk tour in May led by artist Michele Brody.
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These forums replaced the principle of religious freedom, stoked divisions and favored the majority Sunni Muslim community.
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Calavo Growers and Chipotle, meanwhile fell as the threat of Mexican tariffs stoked fears of higher avocado prices.
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Reputation's stunning sales were likely stoked by its delayed release on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
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While Evancho seems pretty stoked to be performing at the event, not everyone is excited as she is.
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Others say the nationalistic rhetoric espoused by his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alienated minorities and stoked fear.
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Apparently even the feds are stoked on the new season of The X-Files, which premiered on Monday.
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It's really exciting, my whole family is really excited about it, so that gets me even more stoked!
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Politicians and religious leaders have, at least in the recent past, stoked vampire rumors for their own benefit.
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A military deployment to the region in 2017 to curb IPOB's campaign stoked tensions, as did Kanu's arrest.
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He rejected charges by Soros that the government's campaign stoked anti-Muslim sentiment and employed anti-Semitic tropes.
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Fans were pretty stoked to see this friendship come to life — and very jealous of the birthday gal.
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Visits last year to Iowa, New Hampshire, Georgia, and several other states stoked speculation of a 2020 run.
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I'm just stoked for all of my trans brothers and sisters that we have the chance to compete.
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That, coupled with disappointing U.S. factory orders data a day earlier, stoked worries about softer demand, analysts said.
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My co-passenger is STOKED that the driver has offered us all gum and bottled water (I decline).
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The "Game of Thrones" star wrote that it was "Unbelievable so freaking stoked" about Kravitz snagging the role.
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When I learned that it wasn't just me who had that experience, I was really stoked about that.
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There are women out there who are as sexually stoked as I am ... this is like reading porno.
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These numbers have stoked worries about how China's economy — the second-largest in the world — will be affected.
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Fears of a recession were stoked by a brief inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve last month.
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Anti-vaxxer activists have stoked fears among Minnesota's Somali community about the debunked link between vaccines and autism.
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Global stock markets fell, stoked by a 14th straight month of decline in Chinese factory activity in April.
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I was initially stoked to try Bulletproof coffee, because it sounded like it would taste kind of good.
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Russian photographer Elena Anosova's work in penal colonies began from a deeply personal interest stoked by her childhood.
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Conflicting reports on what the Bank of Japan (BOJ) might do at its policy meeting stoked market uncertainty.
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She also basically stoked the entire Lilly King-Yulia Efimova rivalry with the help of NBC's production team.
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For American history teaches that, once stoked, racial, ethnic and economic grievances are perilously hard to keep apart.
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The fact that elections, which were scheduled for April 18, have been postponed indefinitely has already stoked anxiety.
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"At the time I was super not stoked at my dad for forcing me to snowboard," she said.
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Eric & Vivianne Decker Despite her little girl's tears, Jessie James Decker was completely stoked for the 2015 holiday.
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And a source said that the Machete Kills star is stoked to add to his already sizable brood.
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I am so stoked to share everything with them, and I hope they're as pumped as I am.
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Ziegler is also stoked to work with Kate Hudson and Sia on an exciting, top-secret new project.
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Physicists are already stoked about the cosmic collisions they're going to measure during its next six-month run.
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But it was "the wall of death" at a Blessthefall show in 2013 that really stoked her creativity.
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And Erdoğan's rhetoric during local elections last week stoked anti-American sentiment among his base throughout the campaign.
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The rapper didn't disappoint, however, and ended up free-styling the whole verse — and the crowd was stoked!
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Demand for the new iPhone 7 was stoked in part by aggressive promotions from wireless carriers this fall.
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Those comments stoked the yield on the 10-year Treasury on Wednesday to highs not seen since 2011.
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The turmoil has also stoked expectations that the Federal Reserve would lower rates in September and possibly December.
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"I Gotta Feeling" that fans are just as stoked for this Black Eyed Peas reunion as they were.
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It fueled a national debate on police tactics and stoked the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The album's out now on Transcending Obscurity India, and we're stoked to be streaming it in full below.
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Week by week I'm continually stoked by the ingenuity and creative energy of all of these little companies.
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Which is why we were super stoked to learn that Walmart has them on sale for $100 off.
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Even for an artist who has happily stoked controversy in the past, this time seemed different, perhaps irreparable.
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" In a behind-the-scenes featurette about the second season, 24-year-old Lautner teases that he's "stoked.
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Liquidity in China has tightened as an escalating trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has stoked market volatility.
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This has stretched social services, created more competition for low-skilled jobs and stoked fears of increased crime.
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It's the kinda thing most parents stress over, but we're told Rande's actually stoked she's able to drive.
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The former 'Hills' star apparently had a chance encounter with Batman Monday, and he's totally stoked about it.
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Having stoked easing expectations already, ECB President Mario Draghi will have to deliver at least something on Thursday.
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That stoked concerns about a trade war, rattling stock markets and pushing U.S. and European bond yields down.
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In recent weeks, Oculus has stoked anger online due to difficulties with shipping the first-generation Oculus Rift.
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Holiday's jumper and a Davis hook stoked the Pelicans' lead to 103-105 with 1:14 to go.
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The president and his administration have so far stoked fear and promoted isolation of the American Muslim community.
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If you ever read nutrition facts and food labels, this is an innovation you should be stoked about.
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Stalin stoked ethnic tensions by establishing pockets of certain national groupings right in the middle of antagonistic republics.
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And although no one has actually announced plans for a Twilight Zone revival, how stoked would you be?
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But some plans, such as a network of surveillance cameras with facial recognition software, have stoked privacy concerns.
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So when they started selling their line at Ulta last month, we were stoked, to say the least.
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"We're both just sort of blinded and perma-smile and stoked about everything right now," Fisher, 23, said.
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This stoked speculation the BOJ could follow in the footsteps of its major peers in removing monetary stimulus.
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Despite all this, the Brosnon-Flowers comparison stoked tensions between Noisey writers on both sides of the Atlantic.
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We have to trust that we have stoked the flames enough, lest ash become the crucible's only product.
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His past efforts to crack down on gun violence stoked fear among gun owners, leading to high sales.
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Though the cake was definitely more of Goldman's dream, Colbry, 25, was "pretty stoked about it," she said.
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"Noisy Eater" is getting attention because of the Beatles sample but I'm stoked that it includes Biz Markie.
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She was stoked to meet some of the players, who we assume were equally jazzed to meet her.
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The rupee is one of the world's worst performing currencies in 2018, and that has further stoked inflation.
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He doesn't have strong policy or ideological preferences, but powerful tribal feelings that are stoked by Fox News.
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He insisted that it is Kiev, not Moscow, that has undermined the cease fire and stoked the conflict.
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The pitcher matches my Keurig, and I'm stoked to save money by not constantly having to buy water.
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A technical on TCU coach Jamie Dixon stoked the Horned Frogs down the stretch in the first half.
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The Hindu right has for decades stoked resentment about Article 370 and its special treatment of Kashmiri Muslims.
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Moscow has previously ignored North Korean squid poachers, but it's a growing problem that has stoked domestic outcry.
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In grade school, reading Edgar Allen Poe stoked her interest in the visionary dimensions of the creative life.
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Unfortunately, speculative and sensationalistic media reports have needlessly stoked fear among parents of children playing on these fields.
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Trump further stoked controversy when he gave an interview to the tabloid The Sun bashing May's Brexit plan.
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But it was Hart's refusal to apologize, earlier in the day, that stoked criticism and worsened the situation.
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Militant attacks in Western Europe have stoked fear of outsiders, leaving refugees to pay the price, he said.
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This mistrust has been growing for a long time, but it was stoked by Trump during the campaign.
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Stoked by easterly winds, the blaze engulfed timber-framed houses and warehouses stocked with brandy, wine and oil.
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Oil prices rose on Friday, retracing much of the week's losses, which were stoked by concerns about oversupply.
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But the episode further stoked the militiamen's abiding fears that their cherished Second Amendment rights were under assault.
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Mr. Putin has all too successfully stoked the sense of peril and fear of failure in the West.
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One of the videos, uploaded to YouTube on Friday, has stoked controversy because it shows multiple dead bodies.
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And it's helped illuminate dramatic, puzzling changes in the volatile Antarctic — changes that have stoked significant scientific curiosity.
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Protesters demand that the government step down, with anger stoked by recent fuel price increases and subsidy cuts.
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The shock, fear and grief stoked by Kilauea is playing out in very different ways on the island.
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Corruption accusations against him stoked concerns that lawmakers would oppose his plans to streamline the social security system.
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"The Wall" gave him a solid image to evoke as he stoked an irrational fear of undocumented immigrants.
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I was stoked to cool my steaming head off in the frigid Gulf—how bad could it be?
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A spokesperson for George Soros' Open Society Foundations said on Monday that Soros had not stoked the protests.
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And it's why we're stoked to host TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Africa 2018 in Lagos, Nigeria on December 11.
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Mibbs: I'm just stoked for the fans to hear the new album and the newer stuff after this.
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For them, if they can get kids "stoked" on "sustainability concepts," then it will have been a win.
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A sharp rise in the yen that accompanied the BOJ's decision also stoked concerns about Japan Inc's earnings.
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The rapid appointment of a former government official to take his place further stoked fears of political meddling.
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The results of the parliamentary elections have stoked fear among opposition supporters that the vote had been rigged.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Obama's struggle to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership has stoked doubts about America's economic staying power.
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But it keeps our political options narrow, and ensures that our rage is always stoked, and never soothed.
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Dryness in western Argentina and eastern Australia has stoked worry about lower yields in the key export nations.
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King Vajiralongkorn has stoked factionalism, too, weakening the bond between the army and the government that it installed.
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His sentence stoked outrage and received international attention after the victim's powerful courtroom statement to Turner went viral.
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There is no evidence that crowdsourced platforms like YouTube, Facebook or Reddit have stoked belief in conspiracy theory.
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That resentment was stoked by the arrival of more than a million asylum seekers in Germany in 2015.
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Mr. Trump's trade offensive has stoked fears of an economic Cold War between the world's two largest economies.
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Check out the clip ... you can see just how stoked Martino is to have Ibra in the MLS.
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The killings have stoked a simmering national debate about how easy access to firearms contributes to the carnage.
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Layard stoked great public interest in Assyria with the publication of his book, Nineveh and its Remains (1849).
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Oil prices have been suppressed since the coronavirus outbreak stoked fears about a slowdown in demand for crude.
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The Trump administration has not publicly engaged in this particular fight, but has stoked skepticism of the industry.
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Mr. Trump's call for greater Indian involvement in Afghanistan has stoked the fire that burns deepest in Pakistan.
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But Trump has also stoked considerable confusion in the halls of Congress as the shutdown deadline fast approached.
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The only thing that could have stoked the emotions harder was knowing there was a human being aboard.
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In Egypt, counterrevolutionary figures stoked nostalgia for the imagined stability of the former dictatorship to undermine democratic progress.
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But this negative perspective, which is endlessly stoked on social media, fails to take into account another reality.
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Both leaders have stoked divisions within their respective countries, and enacted troubling policies that chip away at democracy.
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It's a pretty charming set, as Swift seems stoked to be playing something other than a gigantic arena.
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Through all the Trump-stoked fury, his attacks on the whistleblower are ultimately no more than a distraction.
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There he met enough intolerance to keep his anger at the left and his former self perpetually stoked.
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Indecision at the highest levels of Saudi Arabia's government is thought to have stoked frustration among company executives.
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The murders have stoked fears that there could be a serial killer at large targeting black trans women.
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But the problems of migrants, borders and Islamophobia were all stoked domestically, with Brussels as a handy scapegoat.
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Bannon is Monday morning quarterbacking — arguing that firing James Comey was a grave mistake that stoked Russia investigations.
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Businesses took a step back from investing as Mr. Trump's trade war and slower global growth stoked uncertainty.
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Rising tensions between Iran and the United States has also stoked safe-haven demand for the Japanese currency.
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This only stoked the flames for certain corners of the Internet, but for Hello Games, it was necessary.
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Sadly, we're told the tragedy has stoked animosity among Honey Boo Boo's family members ... especially toward Sugar Bear.
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Biden stoked speculation this week that he might run for president -- something he did in 1988 and 2008 -- again.
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S. trade dispute stoked worries over demand, although a drop in U.S. crude inventories offered some support to prices.
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Bitcoin's 1,500 percent surge last year stoked investor demand for any product with exposure to the red-hot asset.
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They're both beautiful TVs, and there's no doubt that rivalry between the two companies has stoked the competitive fire.
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She was also officially introduced to her second little brother too and once again carefully stoked the baby's face.
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Apple's steady increase in research and development spending has stoked speculation that it working on cars, goggles and more.
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That, coupled with Piazzi's paranoid secrecy about his data, only stoked rumors that the whole thing was a hoax.
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But it's the Coast Guard member's "white nationalist" sympathies and elaborate right-wing terror plots that stoked widespread concern.
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The beloved writing app Scrivener has finally released an iOS version — and fans in the writing community are stoked.
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But the discovery of Egypt's huge Zohr offshore reservoir in 2015 has stoked renewed interest in adjacent Cypriot waters.
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S. trade war, while the government's move to remove special status to the disputed Kashmir region also stoked worry.
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With tickets so hard to come by, the internet has become a vital way to keep Hamilton fans stoked.
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Worries about the increase in U.S. debt have stoked the 2137-year Treasury yield to a four-year high.
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Likewise, Project Lakhta members allegedly strategized over how best to package articles in a way that stoked partisans' indignation.
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The great grandson of Pablo Picasso is stoked Kanye West named his new album primary after the famous painter.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's impeachment inquiry has already stoked boisterous scenes of partisan showboating, and it's not even public yet.
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In the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte stoked anger and fear on Facebook in service of a brutal drug war.
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And with a stud like that in her life, why wouldn't she be stoked to cross off another year?
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The law has stoked suspicion that Modi wants to turn secular India into a Hindu nation, something he rejects.
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So we're super stoked that Silbermann will be joining us on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 in September.
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And fear of immigrants has been further stoked by reports of rapes and other crimes committed by new arrivals.
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Mr. Modi remains popular, partly because he has stoked nationalistic feelings, but that popularity may be beginning to slip.
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Critics say Fernandez's growth-at-all-costs policies stoked inflation and distorted the economy through heavy-handed currency controls.
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But the fighting has worsened in recent months as jihadists have expanded their reach and stoked inter-communal fighting.
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Because the studio wanted a hit and the press craved copy, the stars' mutual dislike was stoked into hatred.
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So, we asked Walker for his thoughts on being on Jones' list -- and the 26-year-old was stoked!!!
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You can see why investors are stoked by Snap's diversified sources of revenue as it closes out the year.
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She did not name Trump, who, for at least five years, doggedly stoked questions about President Barack Obama's birthplace.
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Whether you're stoked or not, they're making an official comeback after appearing all over the runways this fashion month.
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Anyway, it's a very interesting placement, but judging by the look of the tattoo ... Tekashi's pretty stoked about it.
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A sharp drop in oil output and prices in recent years has squeezed revenues, raised debt and stoked discontent.
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The rise in the number of large tour groups in European cities has stoked fears of "overtourism" among locals.
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Many were stoked to finally get their hands on the game, but more than a few had some gripes.
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The financial crisis of 2007-08 stoked popular anger at a wealthy elite that had left everyone else behind.
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At the vigil on Friday, NYU students said Clinton's reaction to Omar "stoked" hatred of Muslims, per the Post.
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After Russia annexed Crimea and stoked a war in Ukraine's east in 2014, that struck many Ukrainians as untenable.
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Reports of rising capacity utilisation and skills shortages had stoked fears of overheating, even though price pressures remain subdued.
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That's one reason I'm so stoked to see Love, Simon — especially after watching the trailer approximately five times today.
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The cultural upheaval following the 226 election has stoked outrage in people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Oil prices reversed course to fall 2 percent as bearish U.S. manufacturing data stoked concerns over global energy demand.
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But the rapid pace of change has stoked concerns that its nomadic and Buddhist culture is being left behind.
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Bashar al-Assad wants the world to forget how he stoked a civil war and laid waste to Syria.
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The drop on Wall Street stoked safe-haven bids for gold and less riskier U.S. and German government debt.
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Trump stoked this idea by regularly citing heinous crimes committed by people who had come to the country illegally.
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Noisey writer Colin Joyce is stoked on all the writing that went into Noisey's top 100 lists this year.
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Metta was equally stoked to meet Boosie ... saying the Lakers are always bumping his music in the locker room.
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Stoked on this new tune from this absolutely ripshit North Jersey hardcore punk band that I've gushed about before.
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Though New York abounds with fried chicken joints, we're stoked when the folks behind the Chicago favorite stop by.
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Interest from big players in the grain market has been stoked by Saudi Arabia's increasing dependence on grain imports.
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The public interest in this case is staggering and it has stoked an incredible amount of intense online debate.
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BONUS -- O'Neal hints at another acquisition and former teammate he's super stoked to play with again ... so start guessing.
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Analysts said extended declines in oil prices stoked concerns over the U.S. economy and boosted the safe-haven yen.
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Ulta Beauty has been the talk of the cosmetics community as of late — and we're so stoked about it.
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And while I still had that cynical voice in my head, the larger part of me was incredibly stoked.
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A new law in China requiring any domestic firm to assist the government when asked has also stoked concern.
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The attack drove up oil prices and stoked fears of a new confrontation between Iran and the United States.
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Queer people weren't targeted by accident, and these politicians happily stoked the flames of hatred against the LGBT community.
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The 11-day-old Carr Fire, stoked by drought-parched vegetation and triple-digit temperatures, is the most fearsome.
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That has stoked fears that the world will soon have more planes than it knows what to do with.
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After all, when she ascended the Iron Throne in last season's finale, he didn't look particularly stoked about it.
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Meng's arrest, news of which emerged Wednesday, has stoked concerns about renewed trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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All the interest in the title — plus her nationwide arena tour — has stoked new speculation about her political prospects.
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"Focus on the fact that you're stoked 'cause you're doing the work that you want to do," Stewart said.
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Heffer and Filbert are pretty stoked on the new iPhones and superhero movies, but Rocko just misses the 1990s.
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But an IMF official said the groups welcomed the heightened attention on tax issues that the controversy has stoked.
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Disney's results and executive commentary also stoked enthusiasm around next week's launch of Disney+, the company's video-streaming service.
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Critics say Fernandez's growth-at-all-costs policies stoked inflation and distorted the economy through heavy-handed currency controls.
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This stoked tensions with Australia's largest trading partner, which denies any attempt to influence or interfere in Canberra's affairs.
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"This defendant fed off, stoked and provoked the gang beef that led to his sister's death," Mr. Warshawer said.
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On Instagram, Awkwafina wrote that she was "supremely stoked" for her SNL hosting gig and obviously, so are we.
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The image quite likely only stoked the crowd, who hurled boos and derogatory names at Utley throughout the night.
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They also stoked populist resentment against free trade that has become an important factor in American and European politics.
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Add to that the anxiety that Brazil's political turbulence, stoked by a sweeping political corruption probe, will not abate.
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So, we want to build this atmosphere in the company where people are just so stoked to be there.
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The contentious decision, which was largely at odds with the international community, has stoked anxiety in the Middle East.
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Her answer quickly stoked controversy on Twitter, with some users saying they couldn't support McCullough due to her views.
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This contrast has stoked expectations that the slowdowns elsewhere will eventually spread to the domestic economy and stock market.
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"When controversy is being stoked, it's our obligation to report that," said the Washington Post managing editor Cameron Barr.
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Trump has drawn criticism from some groups that allege he has stoked anti-Semitism with some of his rhetoric.
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How Obama's election stoked sales By now the relationship between gun sales and anti-gun rhetoric was well-established.
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The two are so stoked to the knot, they're even extending an invitation to Cyborg to attend the wedding!
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After a wimpy winter, spring break has arrived, and skiers and snowboarders from Maine to Mammoth Lakes are stoked.
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Tensions have been stoked in the aftermath of North Korea's most recent simultaneous launch of four rockets on Monday.
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The differing judgments on glyphosate by IARC and other regulators have stoked clashes on both sides of the Atlantic.
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However, critics have warned that Trump has stoked animosity toward the media since hitting the campaign trail in 2015.
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He's playing some fuzzy power chords, standing with his legs a rockstar width apart, and he's just so stoked.
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Every few years, rumors of a reunion are re-stoked, and for 2018, the news came early and big.
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Several Fed officials this week have stoked expectations of an interest rate hike this month as the economy strengthens.
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He stoked deep and meaningful connections with scores of entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley: Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg.
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For decades, Republicans have stoked the culture war to win the support of people hurt by their economic policies.
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Sure Bill's stoked to get back to work -- though we bet he prefers hangin' with a half-naked Linda.
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In 2014, Buress famously started (or at least stoked) the fire that has since completely burned down Cosby's image.
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Wages rose 2.6 percent from a year earlier, below the 2.9 percent rate for January that stoked inflation concerns.
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He stoked a national debate by concluding that police officers show no bias in the shootings of black men.
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Villagers' anger was further stoked by local officials and police officers, many of whom were incompetent, corrupt or both.
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Fortunately for Kanye, Kenny was in town, happens to live nearby and most importantly ... was stoked to do it.
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He digs she's a Leo ... and is stoked Osmariel gets along great with his 7-year-old daughter, Camila.
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Magic Johnson was an early investor in aXiomatic -- and Leonsis is stoked to reunite the 1992 Dream Team stars.
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Lalas is usually stoked about bringing European soccer legends to the states -- just like David Beckham and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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TechCrunch is lucky to have her, and the Equity team is stoked that she's coming aboard our hosting team.
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While that was an unwise move that stoked Russian suspicions about the West, Mr. Bush was not acting capriciously.
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Vegas was stoked about the Draft, especially with the Raiders moving to town and building a brand new stadium.
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The sight of troops has stoked fears of a military-enforced quarantine, but the orders have been more mundane.
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Although his moves in office have so far been more modest, he has stoked tensions between the two countries.
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Billy said he felt awful that he might have given off a vibe that had stoked his wife's fastidiousness.
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And even though Trump again stoked racism in the 2018 midterms, many voters flipped back to the Democratic column.
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But the statement only drew unwanted headlines and stoked turmoil within the President's legal team, according to multiple sources.
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Over the years, wealthy Saudi sheikhs and rich philanthropists have also stoked the war by privately financing the insurgents.
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The blasts rocked the European Commission's home city and stoked new fears about the reach of the terrorist group.
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I'm the easiest person to shop for — just buy me a puzzle or a coloring book and I'm stoked.
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Former Obama administration officials said his commentary stoked alarmism in the news media and spread fear among the public.
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This week, Trump stoked further scrutiny by publicly encouraging both China and Ukraine to investigate the former vice president.
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Russia's influence campaign against the U.S. election has stoked fears that Moscow will interfere in upcoming elections in Europe.
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He stoked fears by claiming, with no proof, that terrorists were among those traveling through Mexico to the border.
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But it was an outbreak in Italy, where 6900 patients were diagnosed, that stoked fears of a global outbreak.
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There's a rampant homelessness crisis in large cities across the country, stoked by a lack of affordable housing units.
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All the while they stoked hatred against such enemies of rising India as Kashmiri separatists and their Pakistani supporters.
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More affluent, health-conscious Chinese shoppers want safe Australian goods, a trend stoked by tainted China food supply scandals.
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Those fears have been stoked by polls showing a sizable portion of Sanders supporters aren't ready to back Clinton.
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In the foreign exchange market, news of deterioration in China's trade balance stoked safe-haven demand for the yen.
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The shift gave China tens of millions of manufacturing jobs, stoked its economy and helped create a world power.
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That stoked fears about whether individuals could be found and convicted for past crimes based on distant relatives' DNA.
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Eighteen months later, anger over those policies has stoked protests that are a huge challenge for the French president.
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He stoked Western concern on Friday when he met Pacific island leaders to pitch his Belt and Road initiative.
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President Donald Trump and DeVos have stoked an intense debate since the Valentine's Day school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Tuesday's controversy made national news and stoked disappointment and resentment within NBC, according to multiple sources at the network.
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We first wrote about her some two years ago, so we're stoked to premiere her third EP, Living, below.
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White Zombie explicitly stoked America's worst fears of voodooism and turned the spiritual belief system into a horror motif.
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And they will be stoked by right-wing media to feel outraged and aggrieved until they get that confrontation.
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Throughout the campaign, Donald Trump stoked up the heated rhetoric by alleging that victory would be stolen from him.
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More than 5,700 firefighters have battled six large wind-stoked fires and several smaller ones that erupted since Monday.
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Jared Kushner's father may have stoked his political interest at a young age — Charles Kushner was a prominent Democratic donor.
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Klobuchar easily secured a third term as Minnesota's senior Senator in November, and her victory stoked even more 2020 speculation.
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Kristin: I'm stoked she got a Chance feature, but it sounds like he didn't give his all on this hook.
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Jared Kushner's father may have stoked his political interest at a young age -- Charles Kushner was a prominent Democratic donor.
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Ryan Sutter's children were "super stoked" when they found out their dad was going to compete on American Ninja Warrior.
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It's the holidays, dammit; we should be as stoked about our hair as we are about all the free eggnog.
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Whatever the reason, fans seem to be stoked about the prospect and haven't been afraid to share their reasoning online.
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There's no hill too small to die on, no controversy too minor to be stoked into a bonfire of outrage.
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The case has stoked public outrage and revealed deep flaws in the police system in the European Union member state.
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The unexpected move surprised investors and stoked Argentines' fears of a repeat of the nation's devastating 2001-2002 economic collapse.
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Oil prices also resumed their slide as a record build-up in U.S. crude stockpiles stoked worries about global oversupply.
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In recent years Arab broadcasters have stoked up coverage of Iranian minorities, keenly supporting Arabs "under occupation by Persian forces".
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"It was sort of an awkward moment, and I could tell he wasn't stoked on talking about it," he said.
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Facebook, in particular, has been blamed for allowing hate speech to spread that stoked violence against the Rohingya ethnic group.
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The unexpected move surprised investors and stoked Argentines' fears of a repeat of the nation's devastating 213.5-22 economic collapse.
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In addition, Uber stoked the competition by giving drivers incentives to join Uber (though these incentives have been recently reduced).
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The culture war stoked by President Trump's rise primed millions of young American minds for Dennis Prager's gospel of Americanism.
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Dez is obviously stoked -- he raved about the shoes as soon as he got them (following a workout on Thursday).
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During the campaign, Mr Trudeau stoked those resentments as a way of winning votes from the NDP and the Greens.
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"Technological advancements have always stoked fears and concern over mass job loss," Kenny wrote in his Tuesday letter to Congress.
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That stoked speculation that America might be discussing a deal to remove Mr Maduro, whose socialist policies have ruined Venezuela.
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We spoke with the 23-year-old over the weekend about the move ... and he's stoked for the fresh start.
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Despite the fear stoked by the initial reports, or the relief that followed the arrests, the case was always complicated.
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If you weren't totally stoked about the Frozen musical before, you definitely will be after watching the newly released video.
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The landfill issue stoked anger at the inequality between the elites in Moscow and themselves and their run-down surroundings.
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We're totally stoked to see all of you at TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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BlackRock has recently downgraded its global growth outlook on the back of macro uncertainty stoked by trade and geopolitical tensions.
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But public anger against him lives on, stoked by a stream of new revelations about the horrors of his rule.
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Trump and Farage have both stoked concerns about immigrants, globalism and a perceived loss of control to far away bureaucrats.
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Or are they just stoked to be hanging out, eating oranges straight from the trees, and living la dolce vita?
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Judging from the comments section, it appears to have stoked another fire of outrage about seven or eight months ago.
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She and Bill Clinton have both apologized for their past actions and their support of policies that stoked mass incarceration.
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Toys R Us' liquidation, which stripped away about 30,000 U.S. jobs and pulled at the country's heartstrings, stoked particular fury.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump says the Federal Reserve has stoked asset bubbles and backs a congressional review of its decisions.
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But the "artistic rendering" of 50 Cent is clad in a bright blue business suit, and he is positively stoked.
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T stumbled 1.0 percent and were the second-worst sectoral performer after weaker metal prices stoked concerns for falling demand.
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Likely to have stoked further tension is Sudan&aposs courtship of Turkey and Qatar, both considered regional nemesis by Egypt.
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But in the meantime it seems like Grande is pretty stoked about the whole thing, and so are her fans.
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The family's matriarch Kris Jenner is "actually super stoked on them being together now," another source told PEOPLE last week.
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The first Tony Hawk's Pro Skater stoked my skateboarding interest, but by 2007, Tony's games weren't about skateboarding any more.
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If you're just as stoked as we are, then you'll be pleased to know the collection is available starting today.
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The show debuted in the midst of vampire mania stoked by Twilight and True Blood, which now seem positively prehistoric.
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This has stoked the rise of ad blocking, a major concern for marketers and players such as Google and Yahoo.
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Upbeat comments on the U.S. economy from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell also stoked demand for the dollar, analysts said.
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His refusal to do so has stoked political and ethnic tensions across the central African country, a major copper producer.
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Mark Wahlberg wants to direct the movie based on Caron Butler's life ... and guess who's super stoked to hear that??
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On Wednesday, CVS gave its forecast for the year, which disappointed investors and stoked fears about the company's core business.
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One clan of rippers, the Weingartner family, showed up to the Vans skatepark stoked and ready to win some trophies.
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Oil futures firmed into a fourth session as rising tensions in the Middle East stoked fears of potential supply disruptions.
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Investors' fears have been stoked in recent days by talk of negative interest rates being introduced by more central banks.
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Brazil's harshest recession on record stoked delinquencies and laid bare operational inefficiencies that weighed down Cemig's revenue in the quarter.
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The data stoked fears of a wage-driven pickup in inflation, which led to a selloff lasting for a week.
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When news of the birth control delivery app Nurx first hit, we (and the rest of the internet) were stoked.
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This grim backdrop has stoked speculation that the BOJ will take additional easing steps at its policy meeting next week.
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Downbeat domestic and overseas figures have now stoked speculation policy makers could reduce key U.S. rates to avert a recession.
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That policy has hurt banks and stoked criticism from countries where saving is strong such as Germany and the Netherlands.
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Powell's description stoked a sharp sell-off in rate futures and 2-year Treasury yields to a two-month peak.
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Since the cancellation, Lancôme has faced accusations of self-censorship, stoked on social media in Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Paradoxically, they're satisfying experiences that leave you wanting more, increasing stoked-ness whereas early access tends to bleed enthusiasm slowly.
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They all look beyond stoked to be hanging out together, despite Chris Pratt and Nick Offerman not being in attendance.
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It singled out Kenya as a country where religious leaders had at various times stoked tensions or calmed things down.
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"You got a whole squad of people behind you," Hurts told Rayden ... who was STOKED to meet the football star.
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Dire threats traded by President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have further stoked fears of war.
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For that person in your life who hasn't shut up about how stoked they are for The Mandalorian on Disney+.
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A tax called zakat being imposed by al Shabaab had also stoked anger among the residents and militias, it added.
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That policy has hurt banks and stoked criticism from countries where saving is strong such as Germany and the Netherlands.
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The messages add to an existing narrative that even while Flynn cooperated with Mueller, he stoked conservative broadsides against him.
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Even though Seagal is yet to comment, that hasn't stopped the internet getting totally stoked for the sexagenarian show-down.
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However, a tariff war between the United States and trade partners including China has stoked fears of a global slowdown.
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By the 1920s, in fact, the State Department disavowed the Roosevelt Corollary because it stoked such rancor in Latin America.
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