When the big firms came calling for interviews, we were advised to wear foundation, blush, a suitably demure lipstick shade, and suitably demure nails.
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That movement could be a tremendous asset to any Western policy that is suitably humanitarian in its goals and suitably assertive in its execution.
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It's a suitably weird end to a suitably weird experiment, but one Cox considers a success, even if he doesn't really recommend others to replicate what he's done.
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Suitably, there was plenty of chatter about Seagal's latest endeavour.
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"It's like Carrie Underwood reincarnated," the suitably impressed judge marveled.
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The adaptive LED headlights are suitably catlike in their angularity.
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The food, given suitably artful presentation, is French and Brazilian.
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Hancocks's illustrations are superb — bright and suitably retro in style.
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Drinks like Tom Collins and frozen negronis are suitably summery.
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Listen below and feel suitably spooky: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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But they've often dealt with them in their suitably racist style.
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The implication is that being suitably feminine is rewarded with work.
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Suitably, people were wondering what the hell they had just watched.
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As a penitent and suitably humbled "sinner," she did just fine.
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But he was suitably unimpressed with the other back-lot children.
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When I put it to Bay himself, he looked suitably abashed.
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The celebrations, given what that lead could mean, are suitably bonkers.
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Yes, it does argue for a suitably grand four-door experience.
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Suitably, people had a lot to say about the Trump administration's accusation.
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It's certainly a feature that at face value sounds suitably pro-safety.
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The response is suitably less than enthusiastic, which is fair enough TBH.
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Lorde's decision to cancel her performance in Israel has been suitably contentious.
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Vjeran Pavic got suitably technical with his photography for Dieter Bohn's review.
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"MAN ON MOON", it declared jubilantly, in an enormous, suitably momentous typeface.
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The accompanying video, which we're premiering today, is a suitably dislocating experience.
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Suitably impressed with his talent and ideas, XCX reached out to Clayton.
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It's slick looking, curvy hardware with a suitably buzzy four-letter name.
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Instead, I opted for one that's suitably crushing to match said times.
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And it has a suitably creeptastic score, composed by Radiohead's Thom Yorke.
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Today it's been given a suitably strange video, directed by James Mao.
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This gives us the opportunity to treat the specific projects more suitably.
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It was assured it was "real footage" but suitably, the ploy didn't impress.
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Doubly so if the viewer is watching while playing some suitably psychedelic music.
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But before the baby's arrival, they're intent on throwing a suitably epic rager.
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All sides agreed to the suitably vague formula of "Afghan all-inclusive negotiations".
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Absolutely go for it — as long as it feels suitably "vacation" to you.
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The insects are summertime terrors, suitably adapted for capturing and devouring small insects.
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"You can't fault our ambition," one aide says with a suitably sporting smile.
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But they are more suitably made from metal, so I suggested a manufacturer.
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Grandpappy, who has a superstitious side and his own seer, is suitably scared.
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Statement earrings and simple wedges keep the look suitably glam for the setting.
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And, yes, they would be dressed in suits, ties and suitably long dresses!
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It might be something he will need to suitably deploy again in Melbourne.
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The right to a suitably funded education is enshrined in the state Constitution.
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Spread across 1.7 million square feet, Bollywood Parks is suitably over-the-top.
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Suitably impressed, Everton have completed a £12m deal for the 31-year-old.
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And the first of these, by artist and writer Larissa Pham, was suitably passionate.
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Robert Kelly tweeted earlier last week that he looked "suitably dorky" in the video.
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It was a suitably sparkly affair at the 2017 British Fashion Awards Monday evening.
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But it also manages to synthesize its various influences into a suitably entertaining whole.
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And of course, she has to unload her items in a suitably glamorous way.
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Depending on the routes, suitably equipped vessels could reduce fuel consumption by 5-12%.
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The AMG Solarbeam paint on the test model I drove does look suitably wicked.
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That strikes me as suitably tough, in that it allowed him a second chance.
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"Only Waiting" is taken from their second EP, suitably titled The Second Ep from.
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Do you have enough of it to waste on an a suitably excessive wedding?
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THE ADVISOR Fitch considers CAM suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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Now add the fancy garnishes, suitably festive but more affordable than the typical trappings.
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A single gallon of anthrax, if suitably distributed, could end human life on Earth.
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In this year's Broadway production, the play surrounding "Finishing the Hat" is suitably exquisite.
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Investment Advisor Fitch views Momentum as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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We stopped by the Bangkok store when it opened last year and were suitably impressed.
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I think we got some surprisingly nice results and some suitably fucked up ones too.
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If you feel suitably compelled, you can donate to the Tor Project's campaign right here.
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Like the blown-up audio palette of its predecessor, Solastalgia's cataclysmic themes sound suitably big.
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Hear the song and see it's suitably Lynchian music video, replete with red curtains, above.
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Other patients, comical or desperate to a suitably entertaining measure, contribute to the mounting tension.
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Now DJI is putting out its most pocketable Osmo ever—suitably named the Osmo Pocket.
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Subtitles say that the girl's parents were given more suitably socialist jobs for the film.
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"Successful ventilation also depends on sufficient numbers of suitably trained staff," the study authors wrote.
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But I feel the joke is suitably fulfilled, and will now stop writing this article.
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Like the blown-up audio palette of its predecessor, Solastalgia's cataclysmic themes sound suitably big.
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With a suitably quirky response (embarrassing emoji included), they ask how they can help me.
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Then of course there was the suitably named Sweet William, which is shorthand for gallantry.
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I learned to shrug off the comments, swallow my upset and say something suitably unconfrontational.
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The officials told Trump that Acosta suitably answered questions about his role in Epstein's plea agreement.
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But this infant seems suitably entertained and comforted by a Roomba going about its cleaning routine.
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GitHub said it continues to analyze this attack, and others, to ensure it is suitably defended.
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Until then, consider this critic suitably hyped for what could be Nintendo's return to console greatness.
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The mega-rich can win residence double-quick by depositing a suitably large dollop of investment.
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That involves a sterile, suitably creepy lab and a needle being inserted into the child's forehead.
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At least now they'll have the visual effects tools to make that look suitably epic.[YouTube]
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It's an impressive-looking country house with a driveway a mile long, and we're suitably wowed.
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Suitably spooked, The Economist dug a little deeper to find out what factors determine such beliefs.
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Whistleblowers face major risks and need confidence they will be suitably compensated, the advocates have said.
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Dress suitably: Loose items, like hats and high-heeled shoes, can fall — or be ripped — off.
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What new spin could be added to this anecdote that would have a suitably FS1 vibe?
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The rest of us will diligently follow along on Twitter, sharing hashtags and suitably pious opprobrium.
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Suitably, they're opening for Lydia Lunch, the queen of all that's noisy and in your face.
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A suitably bloodthirsty competitor can license the patent, then use it to develop a better product.
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TT: Look, you-, you-, GC: Or has the system been suitably cleansed, post the financial crisis?
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Investment Advisors Fitch considers Absa Asset Management suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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After finally choosing a suitably sized tree, the group decorated it together before making hot chocolate.
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Today the London three-piece release their video for "Brainfreeze" which, suitably, features some ice themed items.
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Those that represent the bosses are particularly good, with a heft that's suitably imposing on the board.
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They also said the very first movie they watched in the dark space was, suitably, 'The Shining.'
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I was suitably impressed — but naturally wished I had gotten a little more time with the things.
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Black Mirror has burst back onto the scene with a suitably creepy trailer for its fifth Season.
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Jonathan Cape; £14.99 THIS NOVEL about people with layered or doubled lives has a suitably ambiguous title.
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I looked around to see if anyone else was suitably horrified by this exchange; no one was.
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It's warped, waterlogged, alien and, rather suitably, it sounds like it's been beamed in from another planet.
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Suitably, the narrator concludes this opening level by commiserating how myriad war stories are "lost to history".
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Investment Advisor Fitch views Absa Asset Management as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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But Hollingshead and her son were sure to give their discovery a suitably unique name: Caro Avenger.
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Owen McIntosh was suitably brash as Sense, and Kate Maroney was somewhat aloof as an arrogant Ambition.
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"It has been a mammoth undertaking, and the result is suitably breathtaking," the critic, Oliver Wainwright, concluded.
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"It has been a mammoth undertaking, and the result is suitably breathtaking," the critic Oliver Wainwright concluded.
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A suitably socially positioned 12-year-old has the power to make a classmate persona non grata.
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Locals have suitably dubbed it the 'Door To Hell,' officially it's known as the Darvaza Gas Crater.
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There's another couple of quick shots with Rey training with her lightsaber, ending with a suitably badass shot.
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It's a suitably tragic conclusion to a series that's long been focused on the dark side of power.
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The bars come in suitably playful flavors, like Crunchy Munchies, which blends milk chocolate, potato chips, and caramel.
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Beyond that, it looks like a suitably dramatic affair, judging by more Facebook posts from inside the stadium.
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Added air bubbles ensure a good, swirling mix and flashing light-emitting diodes give a suitably theatrical display.
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Dr Strand, Dr Zhang and Mr Routsong thus sought something suitably transgenic, but that does not flower indoors.
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The game tells a complicated, suitably epic story, with a huge cast of characters and plenty of surprises.
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Here's the suitably gloomy artwork for the Black Album: Alex Robert Ross is a zombie bastard on Twitter.
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Fitch assesses Natixis Asset Management to be a suitably qualified, competent and capable asset manager for the fund.
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Suitably Flip blog, a campaign website at the time, unveiled an American flag lapel pin with 6900 stars.
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Kayla suitably lost her mind when she found out Mendes had decided to go through with the tattoo.
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She was suitably impressed, and then she said, 'Well, let's make one ourselves,' so we made 'Two Virgins.
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When he does — for, again, what might be his final fight as the character — it feels suitably epic.
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With limited time and money, residents are scrambling to find housing that can suitably accommodate their studio practices.
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Only Jeffrey Roth — an Oswald with the cool, smiling ominousness of Anthony Perkins in "Psycho" — is suitably creepy.
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Romney and others say Trump is not suitably conservative or serious enough to be the GOP's standard-bearer.
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When Nacho returns, sweating but alive, meth in hand, Lalo is suitably awed — and in a trusting mood.
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What great luck to discover a country so rivenYou could smash it and rule it if suitably driven.
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Their latest collision — at the Univision/CNN debate in Miami on Wednesday — was suitably feisty and characteristically inconclusive.
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We're not sure what the big wacky something else will be this year, but we are suitably excited.
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Out-of-this-world eyes Your outfit demands "creature-of-the-underworld" eyes to make it suitably eerie.
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This magnificent score deserves to travel the world; in a suitably cinematic guise, it could conquer the Met.
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"The word 'factory' does not suitably encapsulate the broad vision we have for our Wisconsin project," he added.
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Let's hope the photographer, no doubt a family friend rather than a professional photographer, was also suitably attired.
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But it is rare for a firm to have sufficient spare land in a suitably sunny or windy area.
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It's fast for what it is, and we were suitably impressed when we tested it out back in March.
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As you can see, it's suitably sci-fi in its design sensibilities, but it's designed with practicality in mind.
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Mayday is suitably healthy, it's worth praying to the MMA gods that Joe Silva pairs that winner with Garbrandt.
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Proponents say they show that the law's safeguards were suitably tight: 213 were people prescribed lethal drugs last year.
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Suitably, the revealer is also cinematic, referencing a film from 2017, LADY BIRD, that starred the wonderful Saoirse Ronan.
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Suitably the kids went crazy for the rapper, who performed his hit track, and Complex posted the video online.
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MENTION polygamy in Canada and what might come to mind is Bountiful, a suitably named town in British Columbia.
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So how much audio processing was involved to make Vin Diesel, who voices the character, sound suitably pipsqueak-ish.
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But if the womb lining isn't suitably prepared, it may prevent healthy embryos from implanting—or do the opposite.
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One benefit of the policy is that once suitably insured, workers might be less inclined to oppose economic liberalisation.
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Suitably refreshed for the job at hand, the judging itself was made easy the moment Auðn took the stage.
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Ehrgeiz is suitably strange, but doesn't cast a long shadow; Septerra Core is beautifully bizarre and goes unremarked upon.
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The suitably named Great Barrier Beer comes in three forms; a kölsch beer, a cider and a blonde beer.
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Such help is available in abundance at Perimeter, and available anywhere to any suitably senior politician who wants it.
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If you need something suitably posh to tow behind your vintage Morgan convertible, your wealthy self is in luck!
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Newer fans, all suitably impressed, when asked if the central room of paintings isn't simply production, can't quite disagree.
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Bartolini's artwork creates a suitably uncomfortable sensory effect which echoes the other-worldly feeling of the original piano piece.
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The drumming is wonderful and suitably hypnotic even if it doesn't necessarily pull you under the film's own spell.
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The novel gallops to a suitably heart-racing finish as Naomi tries to outrun the clock to save Madison.
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I was suitably awed until we got closer and was disappointed to see that she was "just" a statue.
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Disney released a new trailer for the "Frozen" sequel Monday and it looks suitably frosty -- and packed with adventure.
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Some modern super-blacks, indeed, are robust enough to withstand being sprayed onto suitably prepared surfaces at room temperature.
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And the chocolate mousse is suitably dark and brooding — "French chocolate," Ms. Delcourt said, with the emphasis on French.
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And when things inevitably go sideways, Jack leaps into action—with, of course, a suitably self-deprecating imperial reluctance.
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The sketch also contains a good and suitably filthy joke about receiving a long voicemail from a masturbating O'Reilly.
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Social media has been suitably outraged by the news that its mid-afternoon sugar fix may be under threat.
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Even then, J. Paul Getty haggled with the captors until the price for his grandson's release was suitably tax deductible.
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As for the bloodbath, it's a little too reliant on CGI — including lots of slow motion — but it's suitably brutal.
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The pair are played in their twilight years by Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly (who sports suitably impressive jowls).
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No reference to anything like this in the book, but it looks like a suitably creepy addition to the story.
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The experimental rock band Yeasayer has released the video for its new single "I Am Chemistry," and it's suitably strange.
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LONDON — A British street artist put the finishing touches Saturday on a suitably regal tribute to a most beloved artist.
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It was suggested that West Ham were moving into the big leagues, and that player acquisitions would be suitably ambitious.
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It's suitably poetic that Rebecca's musical aspirations are what brought the couple together and later threaten to tear them apart.
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Asset managers, like banks before (and sometimes after) deposit insurance, depend for their business on making a suitably good impression.
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Before, the car seemed to slow long after I would have started to brake; now, it seems more suitably cautious.
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This particular hamlet in Spain, dubbed the "City of WIne," suitably accents Gehry's sweeping, alloyed design with its verdant countrysides.
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Jessica Tyler Wright, who has an extensive Broadway résumé, makes a suitably coquettish and compliant Paguette, the comely serving maid.
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Others in the White House say Kelly hasn't been suitably contrite after clear errors in judgment surrounding the Porter episode.
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And while some of the flashbacks are suitably glamorous, others expose the raw horror that Jackie's veil conceals and announces.
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Feel free to engage your father about his feelings — preferably one-on-one and when the moment is suitably contemplative.
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Suitably for a new statue designed to look old, the process of making a Heisman is both normalized and artisanal.
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The tension (and ultimately the frustration) is incredible, and the final blow — or rather, the final skull-mushing — is suitably disgusting.
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Though it provided a suitably steamy climax to the North American leg, Lovato says the kiss was not planned in advance.
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Earth's wind-blasted and sun-scorched deserts can, if suitably wired up, provide humanity with a lot of clean, cheap power.
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Or what about being able to instruct "Beeb" to play some suitably soothing or dramatic sound effects to entertain your kids?
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The starlet topped the casual look with an adorable pair of subtly heart-shaped sunnies suitably for the long, holiday weekend.
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Betting on U.S. economic policy is a high-risk sport these days, but value stocks may well offer suitably high rewards.
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The examination evaluates that controls are suitably designed to provide reasonable assurance that controls were designed to meet the established objectives.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWe'd also recommend getting a password manager set up to ensure all your passwords are well protected and suitably strong.
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In this case the flickering LEDs act not as message-carriers but as beacons, permitting suitably equipped devices to locate themselves.
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With greater awareness, your favorite music app might automatically predict when you'll be working out and preload a suitably dynamic playlist.
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He's another popular one with fans, and after he's just recovered from that pesky greyscale his death would be suitably shocking.
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Greg Ballard, the CEO of the company who was brought in from Capcom, put a suitably rosy picture on the situation.
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Once Elliot has the key, he emails it to a public E-Corp recovery address from a suitably anonymous email service.
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But, as a licensed clinical psychologist, my concern is that peers on college campuses may not be suitably trained and managed.
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Investment Advisor Fitch assesses the manager, Southchester Investment Managers (Proprietary) Limited, as suitably qualified, competent and capable of managing the fund.
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That latter, while suitably ghastly, touches on themes of cruelty and vigilantism that earlier episodes, like "White Bear," have treated better.
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Freud was, in her view, a suitably "tragic" thinker: he grasped the limitations, the fatal flaws, that cut through psychic life.
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I was suitably horrified when I realized that I'd been missing out on what is now one of my favourite cuisines.
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They decide that a night of debauchery before graduation will set things right but finding a suitably raucous party proves difficult.
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After an extremely brief surmising speech from Mack, with their egos suitably stroked the men were sent on their merry way.
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In the end the adults are suitably chastened and Cora asserts herself to find a compromise — just two baths a day.
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Valuations, stock returns and investor sentiment were suitably high to serve as the starting point for some kind of meaningful retrenchment.
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Click Set password for unattended access, choose something suitably robust, and the computer is all set to be accessed from somewhere else.
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Legend has it that Genghis Khan himself ruled his vast empire from—suitably enough—an especially large one, nine metres in diameter.
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Christian Savings has also strengthened its management structure with the hiring of a CFO who appears suitably qualified based on previous experience.
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A man dressed up as President Kim Jong Un, who was watching the game and identified himself as Howard, was suitably impressed.
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We knew from the beginning that the challenge was to quantify the opportunity and explain how business, suitably financed, could address it.
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Disney+ finally launches on Tuesday, and suitably, the options market is betting on a sizable move for the stock into this weekend.
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Paul Appleby made the hapless role of Don Ottavio a thing of tenorial beauty, and Kwangchul Youn was a suitably stolid Commendatore.
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Suitably, he lives like a maharajah in one of the few surviving mansions on Park Avenue; there is a lot of leopard.
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We first encounter Fawcett, suitably enough, on another hunt—on horseback, racing across the Irish countryside on the trail of a stag.
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Suitably, the "Groundhog Day Loop" appears most frequently throughout science-fiction-based TV shows, along with other shows that possess supernatural ties.
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She's suitably goth-like today, dressed entirely in black and speaking in such a whisper that it's sometimes hard to hear her.
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Perhaps as a side effect of being suitably loved up, the newlyweds were remarkably calm throughout the literal assault from the skies.
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"The Price of Everything" ends, suitably enough, with a Leonardo da Vinci being sold for $2000 million in a contemporary art auction.
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In suitably dramatic fashion, given that Egypt — a serial African champion this century — had not qualified for a World Cup since 1990.
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In constant fear of overstepping their bounds, these authors had to find imaginative ways to share their insights while seeming suitably humble.
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All of them believed that Trump would likely nominate a suitably conservative judge to fill Antonin Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court.
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So I ended up, suitably, at an Irish bar around the corner called The Irish Pub, where I found a raucous scene.
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The score ends on a suitably contemplative note, returning briefly to the quietude of the first section before fading into the ether.
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And House, like most local law enforcement in those X-Files episodes, is still suitably pissed about being kept in the dark.
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The cheese on top came out golden brown, as did the crust, and the underside of the pizza was suitably crispy without burning.
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John Franklin is suitably creepy as Isaac, the pious leader of the children, but it's still hard to take any of this seriously.
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As we prepared to go, Dr. King cheerfully admonished me, the youngest of the group, for not being suitably dressed for the evening.
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His new game could be suitably imaginative — at the very least, it should offer novel ways for you to scupper your friends' plans.
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Amazon sells the Echo Sub for $129, and it's a suitably compact and somewhat affordable way to bring the bass to your setup.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, even has her own version of Trump's border wall—a suitably pathetic British number built in Calais, France.
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If some of Africa's orphan crops, suitably improved by genetic knowledge, were to follow suit, the benefits to African farmers would be huge.
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We were ushered into the place with a suitably fancy "Right this way, sir," and entered... what could have been any restaurant, really.
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Suitably for a film about performers, it frames itself around how they try to be perceived and then react to actually being perceived.
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Suitably Chile (by name and nature) eats a large amount of ice cream, yet that has had a mysteriously small effect on literacy.
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The band has a significant role in the supple staging of the director, Walter Bobbie, on suitably flexible, simple sets by Eugene Lee.
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Transfer the thighs to a tray or rack and allow to rest for a few minutes before thinly slicing into suitably sized pieces.
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This makes for a suitably creepy atmosphere, but it's all a bit too familiar for anyone with even a passing interest in Lovecraft.
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It would be hard to see Olenna and Yara go, however, so I hope they at least expire with a suitably withering monologue.
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"Black Summer" concludes by tantalizing us with a potential second season — though a suitably radical move would be for it not to happen.
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Amanda Castro's flinty Anita turns in a suitably atomic "America," with its zestful feud over which island — Puerto Rico or Manhattan — is best.
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Estimated at £60,13 to £90,000, it was bought, suitably enough, by Tiffany & Company, represented in the room by its archivist, Annamarie V. Sandecki.
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The paintings are suitably grand and solemn but my mind is blown by the Special Collections hidden away by the ground floor bathrooms.
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The suitably outlandish plot, loosely adapted from a novel by Bram Stoker, concerns an outbreak of pagan snake-worship in present-day Derbyshire.
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Ask American urbanites to impersonate an idiot and many make a vocal pilgrimage to the rural south to borrow a suitably twangy drawl.
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I had a chance to get an early demo of the Echo Studio ahead of its announcement, and I walked away suitably impressed.
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It rocks, so hard, so fast; so let it rumble and tumble you and your Switch for a while, until you're suitably sweated out.
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Logan Marshall-Green is compelling as the protagonist, and Quarry's embrace of a 20193s aesthetic makes for a suitably grimy and washed-out series.
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The soundtrack is suitably frightening, providing ominous low hums while you're stalking, panicky synth when you're being hunted, and the game is deliberately paced.
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There is, he wrote, no reason to think a suitably informed and reasonable observer would construe the monument as a government establishment of religion.
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The demand for black clothes is so great that impromptu dyeing shops have sprung up, offering to turn brighter garments into something suitably sombre.
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He understood that this bold young singer needed a suitably extraordinary band, and the strings common on her Columbia records made way for horns.
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They assert further that as long as we say "radical Islam" rather than "Islam" alone, we are suitably specifying that we don't hate Muslims.
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As long as the mouse is accurate and the keys suitably clicky, I might have just found a new way to never sit up.
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If suitably empowered, they are often also in the best position to resolve a situation, determine changes to workflow or handle a customer complaint.
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One looks suitably sized for a toddler, while the other two are graduated up in size, each with a foot rest for short legs.
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The game itself is forever tainted by a perception that victory was not suitably earned, but gifted to the winners by an irrational universe.
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Officials said a handful of the trickiest cases involve inmates with medical problems who cannot suitably be sent home or resettled in most countries.
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"At first blush and without the benefit of discovery, there is nothing about these cases that suggests they are suitably related," Stone's team writes.
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But if they are, what sort of wild-eyed additional spec bump would have satisfied us that the Pixel is a suitably advanced device?
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So, the company's new plan for profitability is suitably desperate and extreme: it wants to lock users' browsers until they pay a settlement fine.
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Acknowledge responsibility for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in July 2014 and suitably compensate the families of those killed in the incident.
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The sight of dancing ceiling panels as an explosion goes off above is a suitably surreal visual that only leads to more kinetic activity.
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The images sound suitably personal and they are exactly what you suspect, and include some of the woman with whom he is reportedly involved.
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In addition, Ms. Douglas exhibits solitary efforts: suitably modish, performative canvases in which hyper-realistic hands and feet are connected by improvised, abstract lines.
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But the Tisch School of the Arts Shop Theater at New York University, where the play has been restaged, is suitably small and confining.
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The lesser-known Julian Röder's photographs of exhibitors at an arms fair were suitably displayed in a room that had been gutted by fire.
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The inner walls had been either cut through or taken down and moved to create suitably large spaces out of the old monks' cells.
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Mester is suitably hawkish, having bravely dissented several times last year in arguing for rate hikes and having recently urged discussion on asset reduction.
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If you just picked up a Nintendo Switch Lite and are looking for a suitably adorable controller to match, 8BitDo has just the thing.
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Once CVS controls a suitably large portion of the market, it will raise its prices to maximize profits in whatever way it sees fit.
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Hassan Whiteside is a monster, but with suitably outsized flaws; he still leans hard on unbelievable physical gifts and is already 27 years old.
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OPEC's negotiators have several options for trying to reach a suitably flexible and ambiguous agreement and appear to be utilizing at least some of them.
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Even people who know nothing about computers were suitably impressed by these enormous pieces of PC. Then they'd ask how much the Threadripper 2950X cost.
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He did not win many fans with the bizarre move, and Twitter was suitably unimpressed by the intentional lack of effort from the Australian. Tomic.
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The emerald is suitably green, the round-cut stones are multi-faceted, but Warhol rejects crystalline order with irregular black lines shaping the saturated colors.
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One of the sources said the central bank wants to first ensure the bank can stand on its own feet and must be suitably capitalized.
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Google's research paper gives a suitably noncommittal nod in that direction: "We are only one creative algorithm away from valuable near-term applications," it concludes.
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One of the sources said the central bank wants to first ensure the bank can stand on its own feet and must be suitably capitalised.
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It can suitably last a day if you're a light user, but if you use your phone much at all, it won't make the grade.
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But while I went into "Automatron" with suitably lowered expectations, it turns out that it's a great and substantial addition, even with its short length.
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I take Marilyn Manson's creation, Mansinthe, a suitably Satanic 66.6 percent, and watch the water fountain drip its slow drops into the goblet of it.
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Even if Trump and Kim were altogether capable, humane and suitably focused, northeast Asia could still descend rapidly toward some form of uncontrollable nuclear war.
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As a summertime production in a resort town, it is suitably lightweight — and might feel lighter if it didn't try so hard to be funny.
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Whatever others thought, I was suitably surprised when, in 2011, it was revealed that he had been leading one of football's most complex personal lives.
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Some of the results are compiled in a new video released by the St. Andrews team on Thursday, complete with a suitably whimsical musical score.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies before the U.S. Congress on Wednesday and Thursday and investors have a lot riding on him sounding suitably dovish.
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As she works to help her family, and find her father, the drums of war beat in the distance, culminating in a suitably dramatic climax.
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" Suitably, "let me tell you" ends in a blizzard: "The snow flowers are all like each other / and I cannot keep my eyes on one.
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If the conditions are suitably dry, it doesn't take much to start a fire — parking a hot car on grass is enough to do it.
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Philip Morris said in a statement to Reuters that "all studies were conducted by suitably qualified and trained Principal Investigators," researchers who oversee a clinical trial.
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Along with the movies, of course, come a long cavalcade of teasers and trailers and promotional images to get the general public suitably hysterical with anticipation.
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The buildup to the hotly anticipated Game of Thrones finale featured a suitably high-profile trailer from HBO: the debut of a Westworld III video teaser.
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I remain suitably skeptical about D'Angelo Russell's fit with this franchise, but he'll do no harm in the short term helping Curry carry the Warriors' offense.
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The remains were re-interred in a suitably sober fashion, but now you can get a 3D glimpse at what the king's original grave looked like.
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The suitably-named Ass Kicker is being served at Viscous Cafe in Adelaide, Australia and it contains the caffeine equivalent of 80 standard cups-o-joe.
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Now they've dropped the video, directed by Noisey's own Justin Staple, for the track, a suitably summery three minutes of hanging out and doing fun shit.
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IHS Markit said services companies hired staff last month at the fastest pace since January 2016 and that a number struggled to find suitably skilled staff.
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Such is the story of two mighty, hip, and, for at least a moment, quintessentially American brands: LaCroix, owned by, suitably enough, the National Beverage Corp.
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It's actually a supernatural mystery thriller that comes complete with old, dilapidated buildings, silent, creepy children, and a suitably haunting theme song from Evanescence's Amy Lee.
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Spieth sank a 15-foot putt to salvage bogey at the par-three 12th and, suitably buoyed, played the next five holes in five under par.
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He mentions for example a list of "300 Women Who Changed the World" that includes Jacobs, so we will be suitably impressed with his biographical subject.
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The winches, which look a little like industrial-strength rowing machines, unspool two lines of steel wire and a suitably red power cable to each sputnik.
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Hopping onto the zeitgeist can only help so much before attitudes need to be rearranged, though the encouragement of a suitably affluent party does no harm.
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"The facilities are designed to house people only until they can be suitably processed and then turned over to another agency or repatriated," the statement reads.
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I liked cigarettes because they were gross and terrible for me—a way of confronting everyday stresses in a manner that seemed suitably destructive and illogical.
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Birgit Nilsson, the era-defining Swedish dramatic soprano, would have turned 100 on May 17, and her centennial is being celebrated on a suitably Wagnerian scale.
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" Now he offered the example "He seemed to hesitate" as suitably tentative, comparing it to "He hesitated," which was "too direct a communication from the author.
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When a family wants to move away, it is supposed to sell its house to the church, which will sell it on to a suitably pious person.
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Just 0003,747 extra votes distributed suitably across Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania would have netted Mrs Clinton 46 more electoral-college votes, enough to take the White House.
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Today's game is still suitably rowdy to appease the fighting enthusiast, but fans can enjoy the product without feeling as if hockey has been sacrificed to theatricality.
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In cases like that, the law allows a third party to sue on their behalf as a "next friend" — provided, of course, there's a suitably close relationship.
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When the solid mixture is suitably stinky it is distilled by heating in a still that operates like a steamer (see picture), to produce high-alcohol liquid.
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Twitter remains stubborn on arguably the most requested feature on the platform, although the case for and against editing tweets suitably has valid points on both sides.
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I played around with it, and I can confirm that it is, indeed, a solid flagship with some suitably over-the-top features — what's that you say?
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It recently earmarked €3.3m ($3.8m) to pay the salaries for 80 new imams; it still needs advice on where to find suitably moderate recipients of that money.
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After the second instalment, a kickstarter campaign (a suitably horrifying ransom-style video) raised the pair some £100,000 ($150,000) in funding: not bad for surreal puppet shorts.
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Ildebrando D'Arcangelo was bluff and entertaining as the traveling snake-oil salesman Dulcamara, Davide Luciano proved suitably overbearing as Belcore, and Ashley Emerson was a lovely Giannetta.
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She had prepared for the noonday sun in a suitably wide-brimmed straw hat, so Bruno led her out onto the avenue rather than suggesting a cab.
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He's all there in the movie's first official trailer, though, and it's safe to say he looks like a suitably menacing addition to the James Bond franchise.
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Perhaps the writers intend to save Rick's inevitable showdown with Negan for the proper season finale, but all the same, they cannot muster a suitably dramatic substitute.
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Once the PLA was satisfied it had suitably disabled Taiwan's air and naval forces, Kaushal said soldiers would begin to invade on the west coast of the island.
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" The site was suitably impressed with the hinge mechanism, but notes that "large gaps around the spine let dirt right in, possibly getting trapped between hinge and display.
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Season two builds to a suitably grand climax — no spoilers here, but, uh, if you know anything about Pablo Escobar, you can probably guess what I'm referring to.
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We would provide further notes on the subject, but no device exists to suitably transcribe our real feelings about having to deal with this ridiculous situation into words.
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The sight of Russian flags and border guards below the medieval fortress on the other side of a narrow river made for suitably dramatic pictures on news bulletins.
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"A person would rather buy second-hand from America, instead of buying a new Chinese product," says Nelson Mandela, a Ugandan trader with a suitably second-hand name.
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Launch the Xbox app from the Start menu or taskbar, then navigate to the settings pane (via the gear icon) to get the Game DVR options suitably configured.
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Cold mornings are here, which means the quicker we can go from a post-shower state of undress to suitably wrapped up and ready for work, the better.
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Image: A produce section, suitably empty of shoppers / rickYou know how much money you spend on food, but just where does that money go once you spend it?
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In the spirit of Halloween, we're pleased to announce a special event—a suitably horrific epic from Geoff Manaugh that will be running in two parts, beginning below.
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As the name suggests, the programme was an exploration of Celtic culture and mythology, and Enya's oddly timeless artistic output made a suitably spooky, defiantly un-contemporary accompaniment.
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A worrying lack of inflation globally is one reason investors are counting on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to sound suitably dovish when testifying to Congress on Wednesday.
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YOU CAN AFFIX EYES TO ANYTHING AND IT WILL PERFORM THIS TASK MORE SUITABLY THAN A FUCKING 19TH CENTURY-EDITORIAL-CARTOON-STANNING-FOR-AN-INDIAN-MASSACRE-ASS-CARICATURE.
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He did, however, say that the company is "suitably" funded to compete with rivals such as Shopee, an upstart funded by Sea, Southeast Asia's highest-valued tech company.
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A worrying lack of inflation globally is one reason investors are counting on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to sound suitably dovish when testifying to Congress on Wednesday.
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The 1940 film "REBECCA," Alfred Hitchcock's American directorial debut, is about the wives of the brooding widower, Maxim de Winter, played with suitably furrowed brow by Laurence Olivier.
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Rather, to suitably prepare for any impending nuclear eventuality in northeast Asia, the United States must determinedly approach the multi-layered problem from a systematic and disciplined perspective.
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Over four seasons on the NBC comedy, both Michaels spent their time devising elaborate, twisty fictions and trying to settle on a suitably just plan for the afterlife.
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As for the will itself: This document rendered in suitably handsome calligraphy found its final resting place within a round container of black velvet in the Royal Treasury.
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Of course, we won't know its true legacy until a small handful of folks have collectively decided whether it is suitably respectful of their personal feelings and opinions.
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His set is a dusty slice of classic country from his suitably morosely titled debt, Down In A Hole and to be honest it is genuinely quite good.
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The story is suitably recounted by Jeff Williams, Apple's Chief Operating Officer, who'll also be responsible for software and hardware design when Jony Ive leaves Apple later this year.
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Kanye West still shops at bodegas, apparently In the clip's most bizarre scene, a figure purporting to be Kanye West struts into the bodega in some suitably spacey sneakers.
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Childhood saw Davíd taken under the protection of Simón, who narrates both books, and who in Childhood convinces a suitably virginal young woman named Inés to become Davíd's mother.
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In a suitably masterful piece of exhibition-making, the Getty team have highlighted the delight that Szeemann took in "the strangest and most brilliant creations that artists have devised".
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We were suitably impressive by the phone, noting the company's commendable ability to build upon its mobile devices' impressive feature set, while maintaining a consistent and aesthetically pleasing product.
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The "Phone Reimagined" signs that greeted us ahead of launch in Barcelona were suitably hyperbolic, but for better or worse, that's the hype cycle we're living in these days.
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Abbott also took a photo of the couple sitting in the big rocking chairs on the restaurant's patio, looking suitably loved up while playing a giant game of checkers.
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And by sitting on these platforms, a treasure trove of insight is able to be generated from aggregated (and, yes, anonymized and suitably secured in terms of privacy) data.
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Chance the Rapper contributes a long, goofy, felt, contemplative verse, after which the choir comes back louder and grander than ever, bringing everything to a suitably sweeping, epic finale.
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It's probably a little too early to call for a rebound in commodity prices, and Mackenzie was suitably cautious in his comments published last weekend in The Australian newspaper.
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Crowther had kept a watching brief of developments and was suitably impressed, to the extent that he unilaterally suggested that his club should amalgamate with the new Leeds side.
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A worrying lack of inflation globally is one reason investors are counting on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to sound suitably dovish when he testifies to Congress on Wednesday.
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And because they fail to understand what religion is, they lack a suitably "realistic and feasible way to relate" to people of faith — which is to say, most people.
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It was the backup location for an interview, the first choice having been the suitably named Big Wangs, a zippy chicken-wing joint that turned out to be closed.
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This enchanting realm even had a suitably enchanting name: Bosnia and Herzegovina, as melodious as Narnia, Utopia or Shangri-La, worlds that exist in the imagination, not on maps.
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Hit the AR button and tap Santa into existence When I tested the feature out Santa's head was scraping the ceiling (see above), but he did appear suitably jolly.
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But it has yet to secure a suitably prominent figure, such as Pascal Canfin, a Green and head of France's World Wide Fund for Nature, to head its party list.
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When Zuckerberg demoed the system for Fast Company, he had to tell the computer to turn the lights off four times before the command went through, and was suitably embarrassed.
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Her Texas drawl is suitably drawly, but more importantly, you genuinely get the sense that she's detached from everything: from her work, her home life, her husband, even from Mark.
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"Canada had bad weather predicted and around Florida I couldn't find a suitably quiet but public place, so I went to the suburbs of Philadelphia," Legault said in a statement.
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On the basis of her new songs(accompanied by her two-man band, suitably named TheDissidents) Mai Khoi might just as easily be described as Vietnam's Björk or Laurie Anderson.
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Complex numbers, suitably paired, form 4-D "quaternions," discovered in 1843 by the Irish mathematician William Rowan Hamilton, who on the spot ecstatically chiseled the formula into Dublin's Broome Bridge.
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But the latest developments in this story have turned it into something suitably postmodern, a twist whose significance is so obvious even Umberto Eco would think twice before using it.
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I'm fed up of saying either "so here are some suitably aggressive selections from this week" or "so here are some uplifting balmy breezers to take your mind off things".
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Since the player character of Odyssey is a mercenary and not an Assassin, the combat is suitably updated to accommodate a much wider and sometimes more brutal set of skills.
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La Perla is a tough place, and for many years, it had a suitably tough godfather: Jorge Gómez González, a man known to all as Cara de Truck, or Truckface.
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Nine years later, Melville assigned himself a far weightier role, as a journalist, in "Two Men in Manhattan," his billet-doux to New York, complete with a suitably blowsy score.
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It's a cross between the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz" and Rosie, the maid from "The Jetsons," and a suitably wacky welcome to the world of Mr. Grabenstein.
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And in 1944, at an egg hunt on Avenue B, "two extremely hard-boiled eggs, suitably decorated, named Hitler and Hirohito" were hidden for some "wartime flavor," The Times recorded.
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"Relief" is a serrated slab of scuzzy 90s rock (suitably reflected in the video) sweetened by the singer Nikki's vocals: a purr in the verse and a chorus that snarls.
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Sanctuary, housed in an unassuming midcentury office overlooking a tony stretch of Madison Avenue (and open by appointment only), is suitably atmospheric, particularly as the late afternoon light filters in.
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In the hands of these composers, who are fascinated by electronics (and who happen to be married), the cathedral's resonant depths were put to uses that often seemed suitably profound.
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India: President Trump is arriving to a suitably Trump-size spectacle, but his real estate business in the country — his largest abroad — is suffering with the rest of the economy.
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But he has held out hope the plan can be suitably mitigated and is actively working to convince the President that sweeping tariffs on steel would slow a booming economy.
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Ramin Gray provided suitably garish direction; an octet of singers and twenty-one Philharmonic players created a handsome din; the young Israeli conductor Ilan Volkov was incisive on the podium.
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But there doesn't seem to be anything inherently insecure about a president taking calls from foreign leaders on a cellphone that has been suitably locked down by US intelligence agencies.
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After 1974, her depictions of women ranged from the primordial — with women opening their vulvas to the viewer (a suitably "unsuitable" image, perhaps) — to Greco-Roman (elegant warriors and goddesses).
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Because Mr. Pluta was responsible for much of the vertiginous quality of these arrangements, refracting and spinning samples through a multispeaker mix, the live playing needed to be suitably crisp.
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Perhaps inspired/alarmed by his title's dystopian resonance, the infamously silly Detroit rapper presents his most consistently thrilling album, rampaging through an imagined hedonistic-fantastical landscape with suitably hyperactive desperation.
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The company ventured into automotive last year with a smart rear-view mirror that integrates messaging app WeChat, navigation and more, and it seems like that product piqued VW's interest suitably.
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In June 2017, Prince's Purple Rain Deluxe Expanded was posthumously released, with suitably ultra violet album artwork from the iconic musician whose artistic image was intrinsically linked to the color purple.
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That entirely reasonable act inflamed long-simmering British resentment of China's refusal to open its doors more than a crack to foreign products, and to be suitably deferential to British greatness.
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Traditional rock instrumentation zooms through the compactly and tightly structured track, along with a dizzy but subtle synth line, while Damian Abraham's reliable roar leads proceedings in a suitably sweaty manner.
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As I turned the phone with one hand several times to get a shot of it from all angles, i didn't drop it once, and the glass exterior felt suitably grippy.
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I'm not sure a new Akira game needs to stick 100% faithfully to the plot we all know, and were suitably flipped-out by the first time we saw it through.
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Narcos The photograph of Colombian armed forces members standing over the body of Pablo Escobar on a Medellín rooftop shows the end of a costly mission captured in suitably unsavory fashion.
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And while the environment will eventually host DJs playing their own selections, it will launch on Thursday with a suitably '80s playlist featuring WB holdings like Depeche Mode and a-ha.
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The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka sang with confident flair as Belcore, in this production a violent cad; Ying Fang brought a sweet timbre and suitably girlish presence to Giannetta, Adina's friend.
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While the demonic gurglings and fleeting moments of quasi-ambience are suitably dark and misanthropic, the duo still put their own spin on things without deviating too far from genre norms.
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A suitably enormous photograph of it hangs above the Queens Museum's big, blinking model, from the 1939 World's Fair, of the Catskill watershed that provides New York City with drinking water.
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And her funeral, at a megachurch on the outskirts of Detroit, was suitably regal, with tributes that stretched on for eight hours by Bill Clinton, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, the Rev.
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Facebook in particular came under fire during the 2016 U.S. presidential election when it failed to suitably monitor the news content on its platform and was seen to host unverified articles.
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I dropped in on a rainy day, feeling suitably furtive, and, having survived the close scrutiny of the doorkeeper, felt duty bound to partake of Dorothy Parker , a gin from Williamsburg.
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A survey of American companies by the suitably named Challenger Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm, found that 59% had discussed, or planned to discuss, the dangers of "inappropriate celebrating" with staff.
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Suitably, the video is a series of hazy first person shots of a dude, presumably the blessed Hunt Gawd himself, being led around beautifully sunny beaches by a litany of smiling women.
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Pennywise is the most famous part of It. And he's suitably creepy in Muschietti's film, menacing and enigmatic enough to satisfy even the most die-hard It fans and Tim Curry loyalists.
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That was supposed to pave the way for an election next year, after which, observers assumed, a suitably pliable government would be installed, perhaps headed by Prayuth Chan-ocha, the coup's leader.
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Ignoring the potential charge of cultural appropriation—borrowing a real-world culture for an American popcorn film—the use of Xhosa did at least give a suitably foreign flair to the setting.
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EASA said that where such items are too large to be carried in the cabin, then they must be completely switched off, protected from accidental activation, and packaged suitably to avoid damage.
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Happily, we were just being obstinate idiots, and his contemporary re-rub is a suitably slamming big room house joint that sizzles like a particularly good slab of lamb on a Sunday.
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If he manages to survive his current predicament and the upcoming battle, then an unexpected killing at the hands of someone like Littlefinger would be suitably shocking (and in the show's style).
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It's the type of male mind that sees women as goals to be conquered, rather than autonomous individuals, and believes that manipulated suitably, all women will want to see inside your underpants.
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The brasses and woodwinds could snort, snarl, bray and swoon with the best of them, as appropriate, and the percussion section, which drives much of this work, was suitably raucous and disruptive.
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Our granddaughters loved running in and out of these dark, slightly daunting natural wonders, and were suitably impressed by the unusual acoustics, where the slightest whisper can be heard throughout the cavern.
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Check out more video from VICE Sports: Though the title celebrations on the streets of Rotterdam have been suitably raucous, Kuyt's matchwinning performance has been greeted with similar acclaim on these shores.
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It also includes suitably stern language about the theft of American intellectual property, and a Chinese promise not to require American companies to share that property as a condition of market access.
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Their portraits showed us the power and grace of the dancer Herman Cornejo, Amy Schumer subverting the whole nude pregnant celebrity genre, Adam Driver and Keri Russell in a suitably moody chiaroscuro.
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They all agreed to study the breeding habits of gray whales — a suitably abstruse topic — and gathered at an appointed date at a place where Professor Arrow would be sure to visit.
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Suitably gloomy, dank and eerie, the shaft was like the remains of a dark forest, with hundreds of bits of cedar coffin planks spread about as if deposited by a flash flood.
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Confronted with an almost unprecedented banquet of racing sims, it's suitably ironic that I would end up investing most of my racing time into this delightful little sports management game from last year.
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Not, however...a suitably blue-blazered, short-haired, white-collar, golf-playing God but a God who had shifted over to the side of so-called barbarism, a wrathful, alien, brown-skinned deity.
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Yellowstone may be "about" Montana, but Montana is merely a convenient and suitably epic backdrop to consider the questions that undergird so many Western conversations: What's the future of "traditional" ways of life?
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Drawing on Plato's account of the "symposium" as a wide-ranging, wine-fuelled discussion, he shows the contributors gathering round suitably laden tables in various settings: Athens, Paris, Tbilisi, Tokyo and Berkeley, California.
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Powell's two-day monetary policy testimony to Congress is set to begin at 1400 GMT, and investors see a worrying lack of inflation globally as a reason for him to sound suitably dovish.
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Suitably held at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar, the first iteration of Slutist's witch-centric celebration unapologetically explored various facets of the identity of the witch through burlesque, performance art, divination, rituals, and rock'n'roll.
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Rihanna tweeted out a brief teaser for the video this morning, and it looks suitably alien: she's terraforming a canyon and conjuring purple orbs while decked in a funky, flowing red pseudo-pantsuit.
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In Washington, the optimal American response should not be a too-simplistic reliance upon active and passive defenses, including selective population evacuations and relocations, but rather on suitably compelling U.S. strategies of deterrence.
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Back when it first came out, this machine was probably used at an engineer's desk, in a video-editing rig, or by a classroom of college students learning something suitably advanced and technical.
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In the first of two performances on Saturday, Mr. de Leeuw played the piece, a half-hour long, with suitably inscrutable expression as Ms. Hannigan mimed a sort of funereal ritual around it.
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Complaints that her choice of subjects was too esoteric led to her first project as a director, the suitably populist "Paul Simon: Born at the Right Time" (directed with Susan Steinberg) in 1993.
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Like Huysmans's Jean des Esseintes, he merely escaped his isolation in the fantastical splendor of an aesthetic universe entirely of his own design, a world of unmitigated fantasy populated with suitably fabulous names.
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If this was going to work, I would have to restrict myself to only the most basic of magic tricks — but how many of those could be suitably "performed" in a crossword grid?
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When the world's top antidoping authority announced this week that Russia would be banned from global sports for four years for continuing violations of its rules, it trumpeted the sanctions as suitably severe.
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With the effect turned up to maximum, I was suitably removed from my surroundings, the drone of the plane&aposs engines was minimized, and the background chatter inside a cafe was almost gone.
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Basically, the Bowerbird is a collector: he gathers random objects (the shinier the better) around his nest, spends ages arranging them, and then hopes a visiting female will be suitably impressed by the display.
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With its eerie, piano-driven mock-simplicity, the instrumental track frames exactly what's to come in a way that is both precise yet suitably floaty, like a post-op patient still vague from anaesthetic.
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Bézier, AKA Robert Yang, is a founding member—and resident DJ—of legendary San Francisco party crew and record label Honey Soundsystem, and he's back with a seriously slamming new EP that's suitably spacey.
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Ford was suitably sporty—there were plungy, hiked-up body suits which were basically bathing suits, under low-slung pants and oversized blazers and sweatshirts that seemed tossed-on after a hard day's something.
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"I believe the U.S. central bank and the ECB are able to suitably respond to any possible shocks following the U.S. elections," Slovenian central bank governor Bostjan Jazbec said at an event in Slovenia.
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Though many of these cases would more suitably accessed by a federal court, with available monetary awards, the plaintiffs seek the threat of the ITC hammer in an exclusion order and its crippling impacts.
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The idea behind baby-led weaning is also that your baby essentially eats what the rest of the family is eating (albeit, suitably chopped or mashed to begin with, and minus any added salt).
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Powell is scheduled to give his semi-annual monetary policy testimony to Congress at 1400 GMT, and investors see a worrying lack of inflation globally as one reason for Powell to sound suitably dovish.
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And so, when Stacck's co-founder was headhunted two years after launch and Long was unable to suitably replace him, he felt the best option was to cut his losses and sell the business.
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The French players known as the musketeers — René Lacoste, Henri Cochet, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon — required a suitably grand venue to host the Davis Cup in France for the first time in 19383.
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Ken-doll plastic and handsome, he is an ideal, suitably absurd figure on which to hang an old-fashioned hero with a satiny high-collared cape and a fat yellow arrow suggestively pointing down.
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The circumstances are suitably ghoulish for a book that's this much of a grabber: Falk's onetime best friend, Luke Hadler, has apparently killed his wife and young son before turning his shotgun on himself.
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The old Imperial evildoers have been replaced by the suitably cartoonish-sounding Snoke (created by the hard-working Andy Serkis and digital effects), a wormy, towering ghoul with vivid scars and an insinuating sneer.
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Fernando Gonzalez as Jason, the dopey, affectionate male hamster, and Lea McKenna-Garcia as Tyson, the smarter, dominant female, give inventive impressions of cricetid behavior and look suitably cute in their fleece-trimmed ensembles.
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"Take Control" implores everyone to do exactly that in suitably fiery fashion, telling the story of someone who is letting life pass them by and needs to clench their fist and start fighting back.
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Suitably buoyed by staving off defeat, 67th-ranked Delbonis broke in the next game and then held serve for the victory, converting his first match point to a perfunctory reception from the pro-Harrison crowd.
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And something suitably reflective by Arvo Part might have been dug up to accompany the vintage footage showing the chromatic sandstone caverns of Glen Canyon that have long since been inundated to create Lake Powell.
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The twin rookie congresswomen, with their very existence, poke holes at the idea that only unveiled Muslim American women are suitably assimilated (read: safe) or that all veiled ladies are pathetically submissive or latent terrorists.
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For a certain kind of person in America, the New York Intellectuals had so much: vigorous debate, devotion to literature and ideas, and suitably shabby homes in the tasteful precincts of Manhattan and coastal Maine.
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" It justified the choice of materials "to accord with the development plan by ensuring that the character and appearance of the area are preserved and living conditions of those living near the development suitably protected.
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The video is suitably somber and dramatic, with Quincey rapping in front of a violinist playing along to the song and imagining life behind bars (or in the ground.) It's incredibly dark but honest stuff.
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The sanitized tour Candy gives the boy of her movie set is bittersweet: She is proud of her work, and the kid is suitably impressed, but he's not quite worldly enough to connect the dots.
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When choosing between two suitably qualified candidates to take charge of a company that is performing well, a board is likely to pick a leader who does not appear to be egotistic and self-interested.
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When choosing between two suitably qualified candidates to take charge of a company that is performing well, a board is likely to pick a leader who does not appear to be egotistical and self-interested.
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Their introduction proceeded along a suitably measured trajectory and avoided cheap tricks — Jon bonding with a dragon, say, or Dany muttering "there's something familiar about you …" — unless you count Jon pocketing his resurrection trump card.
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In other words, even if both President Trump and Kim were capable, humane and suitably focused — a generous assumption, to be sure — Northeast Asia might still descend rapidly toward some form of uncontrollable nuclear war.
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Passing suitably moist air through the inner cylinder causes that cylinder to accumulate electric charge, thus creating a potential difference between the cylinders which could be harnessed to drive a current through an external circuit.
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Nineteenth seed Konta, who reached the French Open semi-finals last month, met the Duchess after her morning hit and was suitably energized to go out and beat Romania's Ana Bogdan 27-25 26-24.
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So naturally, when it comes to dressing for red carpets to promote the film, Charlize has been going for suitably edgy outfits, like her latest which is really little more than a simple bra and slip.
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Suitably for a week when it's been impossible to stand outside for longer than ten seconds without your fingers resembling Ribena Calypsos, our favourite tracks of the week are largely spun from somewhere dark and cold.
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This time, Spider-Man does battle with a suitably emo Jake Gyllenhaal as the globe-headed Mysterio, with help from some new suits — including what appears to be an homage to Steve Ditko's original underarm webbing.
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The president of Coke wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal in which he said they were suitably chastised and that he would start a transparency initiative and list all the [organizations] he funded.
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South Park: The Fractured But Whole, out on the 17th after a heap of delays, looks to be a suitably silly and spectacularly gross sequel to 2014's (I really liked it) The Stick of Truth.
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I tried the V10 out for a bit and was suitably impressed with its power (hence the sports car analogies) — impressed enough to want to keep using, mind, but not enough to recommend paying $400/$500.
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The government's plan to loosen up visa requirements for suitably qualified candidates should help in the short and medium term, but only a greater emphasis on training will sort out the problem in the long term.
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While the Studio is too new for them to have done any actual work on, they seemed suitably impressed by the whole affair, taking us through various highly detailed cross sections on an extremely vibrant display.
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What Goodwood showed me is that when a machine is suitably extravagant and alien, it can bring people together in a unique way, uniting us around a shared sensation of wonder that transcends age and circumstance.
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The walls are painted a reddish brown, between black wainscoting below and black ceiling above, so the room itself looks, vaguely, suitably charred; a big overhead fan lazily pushing smoky air around adds to the effect.
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The record's genesis, like its sound, is suitably unconventional: Kearton and Clemens, housemates for a number of years, decided to record an instrumental record a few years back using a synthesizer they loaned off a friend.
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While the exhausted Lange sleeps, the irrepressible Valentine explains why he shot his erstwhile employer, the unscrupulous publisher Batala (Jules Berry), and, acting as a de facto lawyer, argues Lange's case before a suitably proletarian jury.
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The main game involves a selfie take on pictionary, where you have to guess or supply captions for sketches you've made—everything is suitably light, colorful, playful and interactive, and the visuals and sounds are spot on.
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With suitably flashy names like "Mermaid Sushi" and "Rainbow Unicorn Sushi," a new way of creating the Japanese delicacy makes a perfect addition to your rainbow coffee, rainbow bagels and buckets of paint you pour on yourself.
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Just the idea of sexualizing this corporate cereal mascot struck me as a suitably bizarre thing to share with the sort of people who like to interact with promoted tweets from multi-billion-dollar food processing conglomerates.
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In particular, fans of season one — and of Wagner Moura's performance as an Escobar who seems to constantly be positioning himself for ironically doomed foreshadowing — will likely feel that season two is a suitably impressive step forward.
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And the second is building a competitive and flexible domestic economy that will serve as a suitably strong platform for growth," he will say, adding that only a non-oil based economy will bring Iran "sustainable growth.
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Getting hit by government demands and censorship requests is a rite of passage for tech startups in China, like a dreaded badge of honor that shows your service has grown suitably influential to be considered a threat.
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Yet last June, as his first season was about to begin, Mr. Gilbert recorded Bruckner's sprawling Seventh Symphony, a towering work of the central European repertory, in a performance suitably majestic yet also bracingly direct and lucid.
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Ms. Thompson's abiding love of French artists is apparent in her new film's sweeping closing montage of Cézanne's paintings of Mont Sainte-Victoire in Aix-en-Provence, and her collecting betrays a suitably Franco-existential mind-set.
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Eggers met with Snap co-founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy, who at the time were working out of Stanford dorm room, and, having been suitably impressed, prompted Lightspeed to lead a $500,000 investment round – the company's first.
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"Old Space" almost certainly meant the in-house SLS effort; "New Space" probably means SpaceX—or possibly Blue Origin, a company owned by Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, which is also working on a suitably big rocket.
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The director of episode 6 told us that their tense showdown last week was supposed to "build up the expectation as much as possible that one of them is going to die," so consider us suitably freaked out.
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At the American Physical Society meeting in Boston last month, Motter presented unpublished results suggesting that "generators can more easily oscillate at the exact same frequency, as desired, if their parameters are suitably different," as he put it.
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That day, I took a walk along the twisty country roads where I lived and, when I found what seemed like a suitably private spot, stuck my fingers down my throat, and yakked up the offending microwave burrito.
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In the case of Trump's first pitch, though, we have real reason to ask questions—not about why he isn't doing it, but about how he is working to make the first pitch, whenever it happens, suitably impressive.
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Watching a team defined by pyrotechnical improvisation and quicksilver virtuosity get pinned, helpless, beneath the rubber sole of San Antonio's biz-casual loafers, can—for someone suitably grandiose and dumpling-addled—feel almost like a sort of death.
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Their rambling 3,300-square-foot studio, with high, whitewashed walls, is a suitably subtle canvas for their work, including sketches for a Starwood hotel in Batumi, a Georgian seaside resort, and their most recent collection, called Wild Minimalism.
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Still, it's this energy balance thinking that leads us to blame the food industry for providing too much tasty food, and the individual who's afflicted for not being able to eat in moderation and not being suitably active.
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British banks have largely chosen to base their main European hubs wherever they already have a suitably licensed existing subsidiary, as they seek to minimize costs and inconvenience in the event a last-minute deal renders the reorganizations unnecessary.
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Omair Sharif, senior U.S. economist at Societe Generale, in a recent note titled "All my exes", criticizes a recent tendency to search for suitably favorable core measures of inflation - stripped of, or "ex-", whatever components are holding it down.
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Players will pilot one of Earth's military spaceships Reyes will be battling the forces of the Settlement Defense Front, an insurgency that seceded from the suitably sci-fi-sounding United Nations Space Alliance over the issue of Earth's colonies.
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"At first blush and without the benefit of discovery, there is nothing about these cases that suggests they are suitably related, other than they are both brought by the Office of Special Counsel," his attorneys wrote in a Feb.
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Omair Sharif, senior U.S. economist at Societe Generale, in a recent note titled "All my exes", criticizes a recent tendency to search for suitably favourable core measures of inflation - stripped of, or "ex-", whatever components are holding it down.
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When the tape was played at full speed, the piano line was not only suitably crisp, but the speed change gave the instrument an unusual character — somewhere between that of a piano and a harpsichord, but not quite either.
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Unfortunately these sounds are confined to a head set, but nearly all the remaining films and videos, by Gary Hill, Anna Maria Maiolino, and Carolee Schneemann are audible — and provide the show's real spine and a suitably delirious soundtrack.
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"At first blush and without the benefit of discovery, there is nothing about these cases that suggests they are suitably related, other than they are both brought by the Office of Special Counsel," Stone's attorneys wrote in the filing.
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Celebrated for short stories of filigree sentences and blood-freezing endings, Munro (1870-1916) is being reincarnated with suitably macabre elegance at the Fourth Street Theater, where Katherine Rundell's "Life According to Saki" begins previews on Wednesday, Feb. 8.
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Chanani has created an immigrant narrative that is suitably complex, capable of grappling with identity, mythology and magic right alongside the practical choices girls and women face in cultures in which their oppression can be concealed by beautiful exteriors.
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I normally hate, hate, hate "characters watch a major news event on TV" episodes, but I think the Day After montage worked about as well as it could have, and gave the rest of the hour a suitably apocalyptic feel.
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With no sightings of the particles that Susy predicts, Dr Lane says it is time for Dr Gross (who won the Nobel prize in 2004) to cough up—if not with dinner at Girardet's then at another suitably ritzy venue.
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Johnson plays Susie as suitably wide-eyed and naïve when she first joins the troupe, and while she becomes more assured in her skills, the film doesn't reveal much depth to her as she moves from dance sequence to dance sequence.
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Experience had shown them what they needed, and most came suitably equipped: masks, goggles and scarves for protecting mouths, eyes and bodies from pepper spray and tear gas; and the ubiquitous umbrellas, symbols of Hong Kong's protest movement since 2014.
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Closer to the top of the Batcave you'll find a turntable with a lovely replica of the Burton-era Batmobile parked on it, as well as the Batwing that Michael Keaton's version of the character flew—suitably surrounded with hanging bats.
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As the researchers write: In all of these cases, some suitably shaped part of the animal's foot interacts with a structure in the environment and facilitates that less lift needs to be generated or that power flight can be completely suspended.
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Once it becomes clear the two-state solution is finally dead, Jordan should again be asked to exercise control over suitably delineated portions of the West Bank and have the monarchy's religious role for holy sites like the Temple Mount reaffirmed.
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Shana Corey's text, suitably energized and rousing, describes how Beach looked at the congested streets and got the idea of building "a train powered by an enormous fan" that would travel underground, like the mail tubes he'd seen in London.
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Trudy and Doug Turner (a suitably perplexed Heidi Armbruster and Ted Köch) have written a letter asking for the advice of Dr. Wendell Barnes, a psychologist, after the circumcision that left one of their twin sons effectively without a penis.
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He achieved this through full cooperation: facilitating the sale of so-called "degenerate art" to (mostly) foreign buyers to buoy the regime's coffers, while also acquiring suitably völkisch art from Nazi-occupied countries for the planned Führer Museum in Linz.
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To be held in a suitably old house — the Morris-Jumel was built in 1765 — this celebration revolves around the mansion's new exhibition, "Charles Addams: Family & Friends," which features more than 35 of his works, along with photographs and memorabilia.
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" Or the way he feasted on the great Verdi baritone roles: his suitably menacing Count di Luna in "Il Trovatore," regal Don Carlo in "Ernani," stern Germont in "La Traviata" and anguished Count Anckarstrom in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera.
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To be held in a suitably old house — the Morris-Jumel was built in 1765 — this Saturday celebration revolves around the mansion's new exhibition, "Charles Addams: Family & Friends," which features more than 35 of his works, along with photographs and memorabilia.
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The suitably moody trailer features Ryan Gosling as a trench-coated replicant hunter wandering through foggy futuristic streets and yellow post-apocalyptic wastelands, where he finds a giant statue head that seems to be part Lady Liberty, part sex doll.
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A suitably aggressive beginning would be to select the 10 most outrageous instances of excessive pricing (I would define that as an unjustified price increase of more than 1,000 percent for a drug that is no longer protected by a patent).
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These tales of "utilization review" (the industry's suitably anodyne term for questioning your health care choices) ring true when I reflect on the time I've logged on the other side of the phone and fax machine, advocating for my patients.
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Moments later, Mr. Pittman was hustling Ms. Lee into a nearby restroom, propping her against a suitably uncluttered wall and, camera raised, sweet-talking her into a series of poses, some coy, others as steamy as a night in Belize.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank plans to expand the guarantee scope of its medium-term lending facility (MLF) by using suitably good collateral to ensure healthy development of its financial system and help with the financing needs of small businesses.
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Chase is a very likeable leading man, Frank Honey a bumbling comedy sidekick of sorts, and Forrest Blackwell makes for a suitably wickedly smiling main antagonist—though his British accent gives away his evil intentions long before its properly revealed.
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Both fighters were suitably bloodied by the end of a bruising encounter, after Alvares had somehow absorbed a series of blows to the head and chin, while Golovkin's puffy face offered proof that it had been a two-way street.
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It was a genre he help to propagate, and returning to the records from that time—including 33's luminous Here Comes Love LP, and the suitably downbeat and quietly devastating Today mix released the year after—remains a rich and worthy treat.
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The former is an SSD, just based on Optane tech, and when we reviewed one back in early March, we were suitably impressed by its speed—even if it's high price of $130 for just 113GB of storage was too much to bear.
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Their jagged fusion of hardcore and hip-hop, which uses sonic violence to confront political violence, is suitably haunting for the occasion; "Master of Pain," a cut from their latest EP that opens with a "Tales From the Crypt" sample, is particularly spooky.
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And I will tell you, no one believes that either the Chinese can reign in the North Koreans or that they are willing to push the North Koreans suitably hard, cut off all their energy -- BARTIROMO: Oh, it&aposs their biggest training partner.
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In a highly literal interpretation of the theme, she performed "Like a Prayer," featuring a cast of hooded monks, and a cover of Jeff Buckley's "Hallelujah," which involved her collapsing on some stairs, which feels suitably histrionic, and therefore Catholic, to me.
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Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) Chief Executive Claude-Alain Margelisch said Switzerland's proposed rules were suitably in line with the EU's sweeping revision of its securities rules, MiFID II, and saw "no reason for the EU member states to deny Switzerland recognition of equivalency".
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His bushy beard was suitably fatherly but it was his exasperated sighs — deployed as his son failed to track a deer, almost got himself killed by a troll, and shot his dad with an arrow — that really stood Kratos apart from the competition.
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If the movie doesn't wind up moving into production, or the final product doesn't suitably rally the youths against the terrors of pollution, DiCaprio still has his backup plan to just hop a SpaceX flight to Mars, so he's got his bases covered.
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Slowly but surely, Emily — who, in time, is played by the suitably swan-necked Cynthia Nixon — retreats into her room, bathed in light and love and maybe touched a little by madness, making her mark one carefully scratched poem at a time.
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Instead, the reader is left with the unwelcome sensation that Black's journey to become what she calls "a woman on fire" is little more than a strategic attempt to shoehorn a series of experiences into a suitably fashionable stance for a contemporary memoir.
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In a suitably dramatic endgame for a law that dominated American politics for a decade, the repeal measure was voted down around two o'clock in the morning, with Arizona GOP Senator John McCain's downturned thumb drawing shocked gasps from his Senate colleagues.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (Reuters) - Part-time ice hockey goalie David Ayres had never been to North Carolina, but he arrived an instant statewide hero, was declared an honorary citizen by the governor, and was suitably feted before the Carolina Hurricanes' home game on Tuesday.
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"Jewels" was a hit from the start, a suitably grand yet plotless work to fit the ample stage of the newly built New York State (now the David H. Koch) Theater at Lincoln Center, where the company had moved three years earlier.
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Museum of Arts and Design Museum dining in a jazzy ninth-floor aerie comes with a view and perhaps a well-made MAD Manhattan, a New York sour with a splash of red wine or the Olmsted, a suitably herbaceous gin drink.
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That's one of the set pieces of this week's episode, and although the plot isn't particularly tense — it's largely a means to cut to the past, where Roger and Brianna have their own raging storm in 1970 — the rain itself is suitably visceral.
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What it and its contemporaries all share is a combination offering non-violent things to do, systems built around dialogue and decision-making that shape how virtual characters see you, and a suitably huge scale that affords the time necessary to realistically form deep bonds.
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The whole thing is suitably minimal, much like an actual museum: You find objects either by browsing randomly or by finding a corresponding tag, and are presented with some straightforward imagery and a player loaded with the carefully captured sound of the device being operated.
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But now you've got the second issue: You've got a whole world of obese and diabetic people, and I'm confident that many of them don't eat sugar anymore or highly processed flour — they're suitably health-conscious — and yet they're still obese and/or diabetic.
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Turnout, though reported to be lower than last time by exit polls on Sunday night, had conveniently risen to 68% on Monday morning, nearing the 70% goal the Kremlin had set to ensure that the poll would be regarded as a suitably strong mandate.
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When Jon and Daenerys bring a wight to King's Landing to try and convince Cersei and Jaime to join forces with them, the action centers around a single creature, but Podeswa notes that making the zombie look suitably convincing takes a lot of work.
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Ewald and Lukens can write ragged or lilting or fierce or dejected riffs on command, rip them up with suitably serrated backup chords, and, that's right, carry a tune, albeit in flat adenoidal yowls whose occasional slip into whiner territory conveys humble human limitation.
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The document takes stock of the EU's so-called "equivalence" system, under which Brussels grants financial-market access to non-EU banks, investment firms, clearing houses or credit rating agencies if it deems their home rules to be suitably aligned with those of the bloc.
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You won't need high-end headphones to be able to appreciate the improvements of a better sound card, but to truly get the most out of the DragonFly or DacMagic XS, I very much recommend matching them with a suitably awesome pair of cans.
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While Tyson Fury might be able to throw suitably thunderous punches, he is never going to be the global endorsements phenomenon they need, living as he does within a perfect storm of anti-doping issues, an embarrassing social media presence, scattergun bigotry, and general instability.
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Photographed by her mom Kate in the grounds of the family's Norfolk home, Anmer Hall in April, Charlotte's longer hair is held back by a navy bow from one of Kate's favorite children's stores, Amaia, and her bright yellow cardigan is suitably spring-like.
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Niantic CEO John Hanke recently told Forbes that the delay is because the companies behind the app — which include the Pokémon company and Nintendo — want to ensure that its servers are suitably robust to withstand the demand that the Japan launch is sure to generate.
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They'd seen how tough it could be out there alone: Lambert, 34, didn't land a No. 1 song until her 11th single; Monroe, 32, had weathered a short-lived label deal; and Presley, 42, had struggled to give her publisher songs deemed suitably commercial.
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In an NPR interview, Streisand said it bugged her that Siri was putting a "z" sound in the middle of her name, instead of a soft "s," so she called up Apple CEO Tim Cook, who was suitably appalled and promised a fix in a Sept.
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The blood-red wall of Queen Elizabeth's court is a stark contrast with the white-costumed courtiers and creepy, cavorting jesters; the martyr's red of Mary's dress as she ascends to her death is a splash of color in the suitably gloomy sets of the final scene.
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"We discussed the importance of (suitably-named) vapor flavours in attracting and retaining of adult smokers to the vapor category – and we also committed to making sure the naming conventions for e-liquids were appropriate and did not appeal directly to minors," Campbell said in an email.
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"They say the weather is supposed to cure you, but I do not like a lot of wounds," she sings before moving on to the immortal "I have forgotten what the world is before you start, chairs ottoman in our tteoleoeul" and a suitably random chorus.
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"If Trump is suitably tough on Putin about what he's doing in Syria, Ukraine, North Korea and in the cyber realm, then I would say concerns about timing would be greatly mitigated," he said, adding that "based on past performances," he does not expect that to happen.
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"Going in, you might imagine it's a bunch of old brown spines, but it's completely the opposite," D.W. Young, the film's director, said last week while sitting in a the suitably book-crammed offices of Sanctuary Books, a rare-book outfit a few blocks from the armory.
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So late last year he made some changes and suitably armed, his form in 103 was perhaps the best of his career, at least outside the majors, where he flirted with being in contention at the U.S. Open but was a non-factor in the other three.
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That is never an issue for Meryl Streep, and she is on suitably beady form as Aunt March, who believes that a propitious marriage to a man of means remains, like it or not, the most reliable way in which a gentlewoman can survive and thrive.
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An especially handsome gallery features eight paintings from Gerhard Richter's "Woods" series, which, while abstract, conjure the light, shadows, trees, streams and vines of nature; in their midst, Rosemarie Trockel's "Copy Me," a long, rusty-steel cast of a suitably corporate sofa, mockingly restores museum decorum.
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In their concern with what Eugene McCarthy in 1968 had called "democracy in party procedure," they hewed fast to the venerable notion that, suitably updated, all the inherited machinery from the Jacksonian era — committees and conventions, delegates and platforms — could still define the essence of the political party.
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Carrying the tagline "salute to speed," the McLaren 6T can be rightly expected to feature all the excellent quickness and responsiveness that OnePlus' ordinary 6T provides, though probably juiced up with some suitably increased RAM and storage numbers on the spec sheet and a fattened-up price to match.
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The graphics are nice, and the VR is suitably immersive, but you have to move around the game by "walking" using the joystick on the Aim Controller, and the sensation of dashing across an alien landscape while your physical body is not in motion will make many people nauseous.
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Men and women dance the Viennese waltz together; debutantes are presented in a tiara and diamonds to a suitor suitably reputable to marry; etiquette, dress code, and family background are paramount values; and any diversion from these somewhat archaic values would have you deemed unsuitable for ball culture.
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Most sites are suitably optimized for online viewing, and so flicking through stories is straightforward enough... but screen real estate is massively reduced, which means menus and icons get pushed to the edges, which means getting around the web becomes much more of a chore than it should be.
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The video features suitably spacey, chill post rock music, and it's hard not to feel pretty small watching Earth's natural satellite ascend into the heavens, glowing orange at first like the Sun, and then yellow like the big cheese wheel to which we humans have long compared it.
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Sadly, most of these were too thin, but if I assembled a patchwork of KARLBY countertops (which are particleboard) and piled a few MORGEDAL mattresses atop this layer, I could have a roof that, while suitably protective, wouldn't crush me to death in the event of a cave-in.
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The four breaches include that Foodles didn't ensure the "health, safety and welfare" of its employees; that employees were not protected from "risks to their health and safety"; that workplace risks were not suitably assessed, and, that measures to prevent "access to any dangerous part of machinery" were not taken.
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There are also specialty blades, including the always-handy pocket oyster shucker, a knife for cutting mushrooms, and even a knife with an embedded corkscrew which serves as a one-stop-shop for those of us who might stage more impromptu wine and cheese picnics if only they were suitably equipped.
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"The role of chief executive at the LSE is a prestigious position, and I feel confident that the nominations committee will appoint a suitably impressive individual to carry on the work that Xavier Rolet did at the company to get it where it is today," he said in a statement.
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Tommy Wiseau may have spent the past year taking a post-Disaster Artist victory lap, dropping a brand-new movie with Greg Sestero and periodically dressing up as the Joker to do some suitably bizarre Heath Ledger impressions, but apparently that's not enough to satiate the guy's brilliant creative appetites.
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By the time Moodymann took to the stage—not that we have a clear idea of when this was, given how far shrouded in both smoke and, yes, women, he was—we'd already been worked up suitably by Sassy J. Yet, very little could've reasonably prepared us for what came next.
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"At first blush and without the benefit of discovery, there is nothing about these cases that suggests they are suitably related, other than they are both brought by the office of special counsel," Stone's lawyers wrote in a 13-page notice that requests a new random assignment to a different judge.
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On "Love 2 Fast," a tart guitar figure combines with dazed background choral hums, Lacy's echoed mumbles, and interwoven sung verses to provide a suitably summery, yet ominous setting for another distorted, piercing, almost tinny guitar solo, bursting forth with a fiery passion that strangely complements such a relaxed song.
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The memo's statements on these issues are suitably vague and may not be thought out at all, but it is clear from campaign statements that Trump seeks to exempt the Defense Department from sequestration, increase the size of the military, increase the number of naval ships, and yet also keep costs down.
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For the occasion, Winter kept her look suitably low-key and fun in a simple gray linen romper with a low neckline which she paired with a silver pendant necklace, white high-top sneakers, and a very apropos pair of glittery gold Mickey Mouse ears with a little plastic tiara set in front.
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Without the imperative to appear suitably boring to be accepted in corporate environments (see the refreshed HP Enterprise logo to know what that looks like), HP's latest CEO has felt free to dust off the handsome four-line logo from HP's archives and put it on his company's new line of premium laptops.
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Imagine the hours spent posing for selfies that seem suitably relaxed and romantic (and, with luck, sponsored by a swimsuit label or teeth-whitening brand) so that Bachelor Nation doesn't doubt your ability to one day walk down the aisle and tie the knot in a televised ceremony officiated by Chris Harrison.
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Taking you at your word that you don't have more wide-ranging or serious anxiety problems—and if you do, please consider seeing a mental health professional—then when you're in a suitably calm and relaxed mood, you might benefit from confronting your fears about what might go wrong with your travel plans.
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According to Hartford police, the teenager supposedly whipped up a batch of pot brownies for a few of the school's athletes and handed out the extras to other students in hopes of drumming up some goodwill for her homecoming queen bid, since a good queen keeps her subjects suitably stoned or whatever.
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So it makes some sense Giger's works of nightmarish imagination would get a virtual reality exhibition, where his fantastic realism gets another dose of the unreal when filtered through VR. Created by Fguillotine, H.R. Giger Virtual Gallery brings viewers into what looks like Giger's home office, with a suitably eerie electronic soundtrack.
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The "new Roland Garros" will be very new indeed, with hardly anything left from the original, which was built in a hurry in 1928 to provide a suitably grand venue to defend the Davis Cup that France's four musketeers — Henri Cochet, René Lacoste, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon — had finally managed to win.
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Rave of Thrones will be taking place in the suitably archaic and intimidating Bankside Vaults near London Bridge, with themed rooms apparently ranging from the Icy North all the way through to Littlefinger's Brothel, so even if you do get murdered in a whorehouse at least your drinks will have been chilled.
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"We asked ourselves: What can we do to create a facade that relates to the history and fabric of NoLIta, but at the same time might set the tone for what will follow," said Mr. Kikoski, who traveled to Montreal last month to personally oversee the sandblasting of samples for a suitably eroded appearance.
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The movie boasts an unrestrained Hulk (a game Mark Ruffalo), who looks ridiculous in alien gladiator armor; Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie, who suffers no fools and cares not for men, which is relatable content for many; Tom Hiddleston and Jeff Goldblum as a suitably ridiculous pair of villains; and Chris Hemsworth at his hilarious best.
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Coming of like some deep house Obi Wan Kenobi, that's a name Larry hasn't "Heard" in a long time, having not released anything under that name since 2005's Technical Ecstasy EP. The tracks teased below sound suitably Mr Fingersy—deep and moody, yet all the while carrying enough in the way of light instrumentation to keep you floating.
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Ice Kid and Chip – "Where's Ice Kid At" After his surprise performance at this year's Red Bull Culture Clash, Ice Kid has teamed up with Chip for their new track which is suitably called "Where's Ice Kid At." Slowly but surely reaffirming his position in the music scene, Ice Kid seems to be back to stay.
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Worse, who are they to have destroyed the romantic imaginary Native parents I've invented from earliest childhood, the handsome ones with long, both-sided braids, who died in some vague and suitably spiritual Native way—perhaps fasting themselves to death or sundancing to heatstroke or plunging off a cliff for love or being carried off by thunderbirds?
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Because it really does: With song after song — from the snare drums of Ariana Grande's "Side to Side" to the rat-tat-tat voices of "My Shot" from Hamilton to the of complex guitar of the Eagles' "Hotel California," the HomePod made them all sound visceral and suitably warm, whether the volume as loud or soft.
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On Monday, November 26th, following a six-month journey across hundreds of millions of miles of deep space, NASA's InSight spacecraft will arrive at Mars in suitably dramatic fashion, hitting the top of the planet's atmosphere at 12,300 miles per hour—several times faster than a speeding bullet—shortly before 12:00 pm PST (3:00 pm EST).
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Suitably goofy, with the requisite masks and high-stakes stunts that mark the series, Fallout also pins its story on a lightly considered version of the always-relevant trolley problem: Is it better to save one person from destruction at the cost of many other lives, or to choose to destroy one person to save the lives of many?
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Every business leader and news organization of conscience should pull out from the Public Investment Fund-powered conference and suspend any involvement with Saudi-funded projects like Neom — at the very least, until the disappearance and potential murder of Mr. Khashoggi have been suitably investigated, but perhaps beyond that, given the regime's broader human rights record.
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"One of the fun things about how folks use pseudo-economics in public policy is that you can use it to justify all kinds of price gouging and other consumer harms as 'efficiencies' and then make up a model that produces some suitably impressive number of 'consumer surplus' that makes it all seem OK," Feld said.
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You might imagine that this would happen in double-quick time today, too—that Mr Corbyn and John McDonnell, his shadow chancellor and comrade in arms, would be marched out of Labour headquarters in sackcloth and ashes; and that Seamus Milne, chief strategist, and his fellow Marxists would be subjected to a suitably Stalinesque show trial.
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The Ghost Nation has been a suitably phantasmagoric presence in Westworld until recently, usually coming into the narrative in brief moments of chaos to inexplicably spill blood, whether in a flashback, to establish troubling memories for the madame-turned-rebel-leader Maeve (Thandie Newton), or to conveniently clash with the Confederados while other lead characters escape and continue their journey.
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To this writer's mind the bout stood out because firstly it was something new: as recently as a couple of years ago the 'wrestler/boxer' base was considered to have a fighter covered in every area and suitably well rounded, Hall demonstrated that those are only two areas of the game and opted to fight in two completely different areas.
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This allows me to cultivate the agnostic's smug superiority, but it also leaves me without a suitably en fuego take after something like the immediately infamous Trump-Putin news conference — not because the president's behavior wasn't predictably disgraceful, but because the nature and scale of the disgrace can't be assessed without a certainty about Trump's motives that's somewhat out of reach.
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A new kind of ornament is joining them: On a prime lot at Ninth Avenue and 42nd Street, near Times Square, a generic skyscraper that would once have been faced in clichéd glass or metal has instead been surfaced in raw concrete — which now, but only now, counts as a suitably decorative finish for a building that will house a trendy Pod hotel.
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The album lifts off with the suitably slow-building "Colossal," a pulsing space anthem fit for a sci-fi soundtrack, but finds its catharsis on the singalong chorus of "Grouch" and the uncharacteristically tender "Control Me." While TR/ST's dance sensibilities still permeate, the focus has shifted a bit, foregrounding the brutalist, post-apocalyptic synths and putting Alfons' signature, sneering voice at the center.
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So we get a Hodor (Ryan Pifher) bounding on and offstage barking his name at seemingly random moments; a Jon Snow (the Kit Harington doppelgänger Zachary Evan Kanner) whom no one — in a nod to the early episodes — seems to cares about; and a Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo (Mandie Hittleman and the suitably buff Ace Marrero) who generate comic sparks with Dothraki-style lovemaking.
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When he sticks to the blues he can conjure a suitably grand, lonesome tone, and he's neither as moony nor as preachy as faithful historical accuracy would mandate, but he suffers from preservationist's disease, failing to realize that different music can mean different things in different contexts and that what made the music he loves great wasn't a commitment to verities but a specific relationship with its own time.
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