Sure, it's superficial, but much of politics are perception and all perception is superficial.
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It is superficial spectacular art for a superficial spectacular art world with a propensity to dazzle.
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It's still — I don't want to say superficial, it's not superficial — but it's still surface-level.
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Andy Cohen's third book, Superficial, hits shelves Tuesday, but don't expect the television host's latest to be, well, superficial.
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The superficial nature of the business invites superficial criticism, but models like Cech hope that lawmakers will look beyond fashion's façade.
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" Sullivan also called Trump's pitch to black voters "superficial.
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" But, he said, the recent announcement is "relatively superficial.
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" But, he said, the recent announcement is "relatively superficial.
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" Initial police accounts of the shooting were "superficial and false.
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But the power of the puppy isn't just superficial fun.
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Up until now, though, it's necessarily been a superficial procedure.
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And I want to have my superficial friendship with her.
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Beauty is not as superficial as people make it sound.
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Of course there are superficial resemblances which anyone can see.
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Some called his performances lackluster and superficial, if well intentioned.
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"Sometimes people think [pop culture] is superficial," she told me.
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On Thursday night that simplistic, superficial image was swept away.
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Despite superficial similarities, these firms are far from being banks.
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The two cases are similar only in a superficial sense.
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I know it's superficial, but I feel a little better.
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Neither series has many superficial similarities to Game of Thrones.
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Not in the UK though, for a rather superficial reason.
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Those loved up, picturesque couples seemed repulsively superficial to me.
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A national dialogue that is superficial and petty disables democracy.
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Without their staged and superficial surface, people seem more genuine.
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Earlier this month, the actress herself questioned the superficial fixation.
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Obama elevated the industry beyond the superficial to the substantive.
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It bears only a superficial resemblance to a drama pic.
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Samantha is just kinda superficial and mean here and there.
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That conclusion is correct, but only in a superficial sense.
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Never mind that the proposal was only a superficial improvement.
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The enforced silence produced by these laws is purely superficial.
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Conversations, even with my dad and sister, always felt superficial.
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"We have today so many superficial things," Mr. Savall said.
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The injury, which seemed at first superficial, was anything but.
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That blind people can't be as superficial as the sighted.
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Or these guys are ... But those are all superficial things.
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But she realized the picture she was getting was superficial.
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Manhattanites, of all people, tell me they find it too superficial.
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On a very superficial level, President-elect Keane resembles Hillary Clinton.
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A key environmental impact report was superficial and flawed, they argue.
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Or is the impact superficial for what you want to do?
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The updates in Condon's Beauty and the Beast aren't exclusively superficial.
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They were implemented in a superficial, formalistic, harsh, copy-paste way.
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On a superficial level, if nothing else, Mandela fits the bill.
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A superficial democracy controlled by theocrats was not an ideal model.
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His efforts to build a governing base have been mostly superficial.
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The government is good at using tech companies for superficial solutions.
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I know it's superficial, but I was excited to [go] shopping.
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"That is a pretty superficial assessment of the situation," Axler said.
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"Hasty reactions can lead to superficial or generalized responses," she says.
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The same thrills of nostalgia remain, despite the somewhat superficial updates.
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"It's not because we're just more superficial in films," he said.
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By no means was she superficial (she is now a doctor).
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These factors give gold many practical and superficial uses on Earth.
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The book world can be hypocritical, superficial, and obsessed with youth.
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But beneath the superficial lure of a mythic analogy, the comparison
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What more is there to learn about this deeply superficial artist?
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It's a concept that can be dismissed as superficial, she said.
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The presidency has been turned into a sideshow of superficial tweets.
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But they're treating the problem in the most superficial way possible.
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The performance feels superficial, though, and never finds a cohesive tone.
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Even seemingly superficial interventions can be useful, or at least benign.
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Sure, but our politics get involved in more than the superficial.
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As a teenager, BDSM was mostly a superficial concept to me.
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These were the insecure, superficial, but honest thoughts I was thinking.
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Very caring and not at all spoiled by those superficial successes.
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But this is an extremely superficial take on the birther question.
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So, just on the superficial level, that makes a huge difference.
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They only have it easier when it comes to superficial matters.
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Well, one very superficial thing is consider the way you dress.
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The gestures are sincerely meant, though they can read as superficial.
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" He wrote: "This view is not only superficial, it is wrong.
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Pokémon Go is augmented reality in only the most superficial sense.
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For some reviewers, Burne-Jones's somnambulistic repetition is monotonous and superficial.
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Despite these superficial differences, chili peppers also have a common ancestor.
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But for Lahey, drones offer a superficial experience of ocean life.
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It's an idea that makes a certain amount of superficial sense.
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Phyllis is superficial, yes, but also, in her big number, acute.
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But some problems go even deeper than the superficial urban environment.
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Your fascination with William, Kate, Harry and Meghan is not superficial.
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A common misconception is that we are all airheads and superficial.
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"We didn't have a whole lot of superficial conversations," she said.
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You started off--forget about the Chicago connection, because that's superficial.
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But who is to say what is superficial and what isn't?
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In reality, the resemblance between Warren and Clinton is largely superficial.
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He suffered mainly superficial injuries when an envelope he opened exploded.
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He regarded television as trash and most Hollywood films as superficial.
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This is true on a superficial and titillating level, of course.
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But that analysis only holds up at the most superficial level.
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But we're going to do superficial Scott next in our Pivot.
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Even the most superficial looks at prejudice and racism are sobering.
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But he seemed to have a decent job and a good education and she knew those were superficial markers but it was all superficial on these apps—what else did she have to go off of?
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Under this sky, deep bonding takes place and superficial attraction is meaningless.
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From the somewhat superficial to the definitely necessary, we have you covered.
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So here's our plea: Let's cut it with the superficial criticism, please.
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The rest of the injuries on his body were "superficial," she said.
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The collection taps into the superficial, jarring aspects of the man's legacy.
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Often, seemingly superficial characteristics and split-second judgments can affect voters' decisions.
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A relationship you thought was superficial proves to be much deeper today.
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Unfortunately, the idea that FFS is purely superficial is a common misconception.
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From a purely superficial standpoint, Pence did a pretty decent job tonight.
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Not that it's always easy to see through superficial differences, like patricide.
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Not everyone on the right thinks this is such a superficial problem.
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It is superficial and ultimately inadequate, not a demonstration of real solidarity.
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But nowadays, the "best version" of oneself tends to be the superficial.
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I'd have taken the superficial flashes of color as a get-out.
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But without deeper structural change, this is a superficial kind of comfort.
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But it's a superficial victory, and underneath it were some real setbacks.
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Tinder may be associated with hookups and superficial sex, that could change.
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The genre has often been maligned as too superficial and politically neutral.
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UPON SUPERFICIAL inspection, Pakistan's market for expression is enjoying a golden age.
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His genuine reality is the most superficial one that you can imagine.
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I knew in my heart, however, that this was a superficial effect.
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It's superficial, it's not too relatable, but it's still so incredibly entertaining.
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If a woman cared about height, he reasoned, she was superficial anyway.
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Critics of the film called the movie "superficial" and filled with clichés.
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Ultimately, the only person who will look superficial and cheap is you.
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Likewise, they'll be focusing their energy on serious friendships over superficial ones.
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Yup it's superficial but why the heck else do you go there???
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We started emailing each other, and our conversations were definitely not superficial.
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What can sound naïve and superficial in hard times is actually fundamental.
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And the superficial nature of these two performances diminishes the whole piece.
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The police said the man suffered "superficial burns," mainly to his leg.
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Or is the conversation that was being promoted there not chronically superficial?
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In retrospect, tethering Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's story to feminist energy feels superficial.
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Being a fashion designer is "a superficial, stupid job," he once said.
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It once seemed to me that the reasons had to be superficial.
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My commitment to pacifism had been superficial, just something I casually assumed.
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While they share some superficial similarities, it's the differences that stand out.
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"It can lead to a lot of superficial skin infections," Glatt says.
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It's true that these reforms have been superficial to a large degree.
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"I think Corinne, because I feel like he realized on that [hometown] date that — I don't want to say that she's superficial, but I feel like her lifestyle might be a little too superficial for him," said Ashley.
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Some of this, I think, stems from a suspicion of beauty, that it can't be trusted, is "merely" superficial and silly, which makes the beautiful one also superficial and maybe even worthy of contempt that can lurk under obsession.
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The stories in "The Confidence Game" can feel a bit clipped and superficial.
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It is impossible to pursue a comprehensive immigration policy by articulating superficial goals.
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"I don't want to see the public being duped by fancy, superficial promotions."
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That connection, however superficial, can make you feel as if you've achieved something.
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Luckily it was only a superficial flesh wound and [the employee] is alright.
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It is nice to have that part, however superficial, out of the way.
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And superficial injections are a growing part of Dr. Gilbert's practice, as well.
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We have to get deeper than superficial fixes, as important as they are.
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"In fact, the Commission's superficial bipartisanship has been a facade," Dunlap's lawyers wrote.
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That may sound superficial, but it will have big implications for data use.
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The top is secured with a looping strap that feels a bit superficial.
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The former is more raw and real, the latter more superficial and traditional.
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FRANCE'S presidential election bears some superficial similarities to America's presidential campaign last year.
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The memo paints a picture of Facebook having a superficial understanding of diversity.
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Those are often items that have been returned or have superficial packaging damage.
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That Black people are beautiful may seem superficial, but it isn't necessarily apolitical.
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But this time it was because of more superficial things—like my hijab.
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Love struggled with low self-esteem and found herself overspending on superficial things.
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And it's easy to get swept away, because after all, superficial is fun.
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She knew that people might make assumptions about me based on something superficial.
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But such empathy is, at best, superficial if it's limited to loved ones.
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So local musicians must push themselves beyond the superficial limits of musical stardom.
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The problem is that Trump's plan is just as superficial as his reasoning.
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But first, the superficial question: how will this scale look in your bathroom?
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Khalil, 54, and known as "The Hero", dismisses the reconciliation agreement as superficial.
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Such superficial legal ploys are entirely representative of the remainder of his dissent.
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Or are they really about superficial things, like body language or face makeup?
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"In fact, the commission's superficial bipartisanship has been a facade," the lawsuit alleges.
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Women are superficial and money-grubbing and being beautiful means being irreparably stupid!
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In a way, it's curious to treat a superficial social scene so seriously.
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The Neon Demon is a spectacularly beautiful and superficial movie about absolutely nothing.
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These were thin pretexts, but there was a superficial logic to both arguments.
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Tuesday night's vote cut through that rhetoric, revealing how superficial it really is.
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Indeed, Pivi's often spectacular work is easy to appreciate on a superficial level.
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The media too often focus on superficial trivialities instead of on what matters.
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Beauty doesn't have to be a superficial thing, and in fact it isn't!
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Start with the most obvious, superficial facts of the sport: Swimmers are toned.
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The two main meanings of the descriptor—superficial aesthetic passed between generations vs.
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Later, she came to resent the superficial media coverage of authors and books.
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I'm a superficial goon, is what I'm saying, easily manipulated by pretty boys.
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Those are bizarrely superficial, potentially ignorant approaches to something as complex as healthcare.
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The show is simultaneously about the presentation of surfaces and, as drama, superficial.
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The marchers find the political bickering and the superficial formalities there too much.
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She finds them scary and superficial, their residents lacking in curiosity and altruism.
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"I've started to feel that the industry is a little superficial," he says.
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One example: He acknowledges that he has only a "superficial understanding" of economics.
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The updates she gets and passes along to me are sporadic and superficial.
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Marzipan is the glaze you put on a cake, a superficial glazed layer.
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Far beyond the superficial politics of patriotism is the lived experience of patriotism.
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Make time for quiet, deep reflection—the changes taking place are not superficial.
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It's also the most superficial, but let's attend to this surface level first.
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Democrats hammered the report as "superficial," claiming Republicans are trying to protect Trump.
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The acid dissolves superficial chin fat (meaning that fat between skin and muscle).
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And that's not just superficial ones that mask hideous problems beneath the surface.
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How do you find a way that is intelligent but not too superficial?
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He worried that his talent was somehow superficial, all light and no heat.
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And yet, our cultural fascination with male dancers has so far been superficial.
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And for a long time, in my naiveté, my definitions were very superficial.
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Connectivity promises closeness and efficiency, yet threatens to render us vulnerable and superficial.
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Drew Martin began to believe that apparent academic gains might be superficial, too.
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Far from the superficial coolness of pop, Davis was the hottest of artists.
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Just because the way of life is, in a superficial way, very different.
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Superficial wounds will heal, but recovery wouldn't begin until she'd fled her Turkish nightmare.
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Despite these highlights, the exhibition lacks a clear thesis and invites only superficial engagement.
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But Gillibrand's similarities with Clinton, superficial though they may be, could go against her.
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He won, and Democrats succeeded in making a few superficial changes to the law.
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Spoil yourself on this full moon and allow yourself to be a little superficial.
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Campaign cycles have become an endless sequence of superficial breaking news rather than substance.
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Yet Warren's campaign has made only superficial tweaks to her messaging and stump speech.
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In superficial ways, Halo Wars 2 feels like an extension of the Halo shooters.
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But the appeal of emerging markets is in their very lack of superficial appeal.
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Horbaczewski, of course, is quick to point out that DRL's innovations aren't just superficial.
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On the face of it, Trump's bravado is a superficial part of the campaign.
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Of course, it's not the superficial infections like athlete's foot that are killing millions.
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The quinoa debate was lively, but it all struck Bellemare as a bit superficial.
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On a superficial level, being busy is a satisfying substitute for doing important work.
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This comment plays into a tired stereotype that women interested in fashion are superficial.
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He admitted in a recent interview with Bloomberg to a "superficial understanding" of economics.
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I absolutely recognize the fun and superficial appeal of the Oppo Find X's slider.
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Instead what we are hearing is political, superficial posturing that avoids the underlying issues.
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The obvious, superficial similarities between Trump and the Patriots also disguise some revealing differences.
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Extensive research into Kalimpong's history prevents his exploration from being merely banal or superficial.
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However, NOPEC should not become law just because it can receive superficial popular support.
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When we probed beyond superficial awareness, the knowledge gaps in both countries were striking.
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And most definitely not by trying to cater to society's superficial whims and expectations.
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The differences in the local political context are more important than the superficial similarities.
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The comments he's making are showing he's very superficial in the way he thinks.
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Everything is so superficial these days, so I'm getting my piece of that pie.
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The one thing I miss about Judaism is there's no emphasis on the superficial.
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Investigating investment in the Arctic requires more than just a superficial skim of values.
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It was a celebration of masculine violence and vapid tradition, a pointless superficial contest.
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She took that superficial approach last year when voting on the Republican tax bill.
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On other platforms, people either have superficial conversations — or just yell at each other.
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And because I was deep in a book, songwriting had to be really superficial.
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I've gone to counseling, and I keep our relationship very superficial to protect myself.
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One constitutes a deeper, more durable state, while the other is superficial and transient.
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It is just a superficial political spectacle to conceal Mr. Abe's failure in diplomacy.
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He will spin it as a victory, but it will be a superficial one.
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They've avoided the superficial, cleaned-up clarity that many museums bring to historical subjects.
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And the positive thinking of "Liberated" uses the superficial as a springboard to idealism.
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My take on those two things: the 120Hz is fantastic, but it's also superficial.
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The other had a superficial wound from a police officer's bullet, the coroner said.
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After a biopsy, I learned that I had a "superficial" basal cell skin cancer.
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Despite superficial similarities, it is useful to distinguish kayfabe from the concept of satire.
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Its focus is entirely on reputation and status and the superficial image of power.
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Skeptics, however, argue that it is superficial to go vegan for just a month.
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"Disruptive technology" is often used to describe a superficial departure from business as usual.
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"It's time to stop fixating on our differences—particularly our superficial ones," he said.
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There's reason to suspect that much like last time, these improvements are only superficial.
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Or do you encounter only superficial qualities, like physical appearance and basic character traits?
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What do political hobbyists get out of this kind of superficial engagement with politics?
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Despite its superficial appeal, lateral entry is a bad idea and should be resisted.
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The pathology results ... confirmed that the lesion was a superficial basal cell skin cancer.
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Later, this superficial interest in Iowa comes back to bite Peter in the butt.
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Now he&aposs focused on building his YouTube business and moving beyond the superficial.
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The Cowboys (8-7), on the other hand, have some superficial reasons to care.
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I sustained a superficial scalp wound and, excitedly bloody, I found a pay phone.
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Those critics have a very simple approach and have a superficial understanding of Islam.
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And eventually they'll grow up and feel empty, because that generation is quite superficial.
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And third, and most importantly, their understanding of the world is superficial and easily broken.
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All you can do is adopt these superficial characteristics but the biology will never change.
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If the pain began recently, the guidelines recommend superficial heat, massage, acupuncture or spinal manipulation.
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The concept of hope wasn't just a superficial idea meant to garner votes, Obama explained.
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"We think of social media being this superficial thing but it can really touch you."
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The Neutrogena mask worked for me on a superficial level, giving me softer, glowing skin.
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While many may think this is superficial or unimportant, you cannot ignore looking your best.
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George arrived at the aquarium with superficial wounds, a respiratory infection and a low weight.
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And while superficial harassment prevention training doesn't work, bystander intervention training does appear to work.
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The Pokémon Movie was a rare jewel that found emotional depth in a superficial topic.
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But while his campaign had superficial polish, Shydlovski was a little rough around the edges.
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The modeling business is inherently superficial — it's an industry based on looks, and looks alone.
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For all the superficial bonhomie at the summit, the two countries see things very differently.
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If that preference results in a light and superficial documentary, you can hardly blame him.
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It's as if Grado is actively trying to put off people attracted by superficial things.
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How one might improve the world beyond a superficial awareness remains unclear, but, baby steps.
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It wasn't a superficial "let's do a good cause" approach that she brought to anything.
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All of the other passengers "suffered burns, scrapes and other superficial injuries," the DLNR wrote.
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Lenkiewicz, there are also more superficial reasons to see Colette, namely Andrea Flesch's magnificent costumes.
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People that you know and love treat you differently because of something that's so superficial.
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And there's another, more superficial reason we like to keep tabs on Johnson: her hair.
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Will television's most selfish and superficial yet oddly likable character, Gaby Solis, return to primetime?
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These eclectic characters aren't merely superficial, but are given depth and actually take the limelight.
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If a person isn't motivated outside of something superficial, they're not going to follow through.
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It was vague and superficial and drove his critics into a frenzy on social media.
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Duran Duran has always been dedicated to superficial pleasures while intermittently concerned with weightier topics.
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Mr Bukele's critics insist that he, too, would bring only superficial change to the county.
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These pleasures (beautiful people, sunlight, historical voyeurism) might sound superficial, but they are pleasures anyway.
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The savviest photographers work to achieve a careful balance between the superficial and the political.
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First, there is Asher's somewhat superficial grasp of the times in which Algren was writing.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei denounced the speech as "silly and superficial" on his website, Reuters reported.
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He had an exceptional memory that allowed him to assume an air of superficial mastery.
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We have adapted to a superficial environment, but I don't know if the vagina has.
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That sounds a little superficial, maybe, but it's the way I express what I love.
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Even the most superficial tie could take permanent hold if it lasted for forty years.
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"Let's not be anything today except superficial," Emily says, as they enter a commencement ball.
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Again, I would just take it back to something as superficial as the Neanderthal data.
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What you'll read about in the media is a good superficial summary of this problem.
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People who ask deep questions feel more connected than people who talk about superficial topics.
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But it is also one that is often the subject of superficial, "sound-bite" solutions.
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All these dalliances are short and superficial because, actually, there's no burning passion in me.
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"This video seems superficial, but he's still using a conceptual approach," said Ms. Badura-Triska.
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There are any number of books on the list that are superficial or political screeds.
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It believes that American culture is superficial and phony, that Americans are hypocritical and uneducated.
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But within the class, the noisy action — all shade and byplay — is too often superficial.
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He is, in such a superficial medium, able to transmit the feeling of a soul.
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It was dismissed for being superficial but was actually right on top of the issues!
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Life is busy, and sometimes we just need to reduce people to their superficial function.
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Keeping up appearances is no longer simply a superficial pursuit; it's an ethical one, too.
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On a superficial level, this is true: both are shows about a man going sour.
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Pliant to his imagination, male characters are often torn between creative integrity and superficial love.
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On a superficial level, PigeonBot looks a bit, shall we say, like a school project.
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They quickly realized that replacing virgin plastic was much easier in the shoe's superficial components.
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It's only the superficial among us, we are told, who focus on things like money.
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One can be impetuous, superficial and immature, while another is reliably careful, thoughtful and wise.
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But that sense of consensus, however stylized or superficial, was blown apart around 2 a.m.
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His positions are influenced by the most immediate and frivolous considerations, mostly about superficial appearances.
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This bond isn't fake or superficial—it is realer than anything they have experienced before.
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You worry that he is merely name-dropping, being hasty or superficial, but he's not.
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The photo-led platform rewarded superficial spectacle, resulting in viral food crazes, like the Cronut.
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As I struggled upriver, the differences between wet and dry rivers now seemed coyly superficial.
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What this knowledge amounts to is superficial stuff that would pass at a cocktail hour.
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As with tattoos, images that seem to be decoratively superficial are personal, political and ineradicable.
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But the careful, superficial conventionality of those movies highlights the complexity of so many others.
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One called it "so superficial" and a "slog," giving it two stars out of five.
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But aiming for every hand raised could also mean that teachers posed only superficial questions.
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I don't really have any funny or superficial things, but I have some nice jewelry.
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Parte de esto, creo, se debe al escepticismo que provoca la belleza, como si no pudiéramos confiar en ella porque "simplemente" es superficial y tonta, por lo que la persona hermosa también es superficial y quizá incluso merece el desprecio que subyace a la obsesión.
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In as superficial an industry as fashion, embracing one's imperfections is mostly easier said than done.
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Other connections within the new trailer to King's work could be superficial — or could mean everything.
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Nine other passengers drove themselves to the hospital, and officials considered their injuries to be superficial.
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I figured it was a superficial demonstration of effort-making which might be appreciated early on.
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It may seem strange, but the app's founder hopes to take dating away from the superficial.
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Skin colour, or the shape of a nose, were just superficial adaptations to climate and place.
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Megan: This is really superficial, but obviously relevant to Logan: old men make me incredibly sad.
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All you superficial who are just unhappy with your love lives, understand that love is real.
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Society deems a lot of superficial traits undesirable, but how many are really all that bad?
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They were perfecting this sort of abbreviated, superficial version of what I do with old photographs.
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As she puts it, it's a "cultural capsule" that's far from superficial — and very worth documenting.
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But forging a resolution would also help Trudeau shed his "fluffy and superficial" reputation, Bateman said.
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Further exploration proved the vein to be superficial, an outer groping of a denser, deeper network.
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In retrospect, it seems likely that Putin's short-lived embrace of Duginism was opportunistic and superficial.
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My primary superficial requirement is height: I'm 5'11 and strongly prefer to date guys over 6'.
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According to the superficial template of black female friendships, Issa and Molly should not be friends.
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But that's the nature of being a fan: They render everything they touch superficial and frivolous.
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As a result, the Sylvette Cycle is often dismissed as nothing more than a superficial interval.
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Thus, the final encounter between the two men seems out-of-place and a little superficial.
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We wanted to arrive at the most profound truth, not the superficial truth of anthropological data.
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Kelly Clarkson is all about keeping it real — especially in a town that can get superficial.
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At the risk of sounding superficial, there's nothing like changing your hair to boost your mood.
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But beyond superficial physical markers I don't see much shared between Brianna and her biological father.
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He had superficial cuts and one wound on his neck, which required stitches, the officer said.
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Much of the critique of Jamil for being superficial has been guilty of the same offense.
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In light of this weekend's attacks, we can no longer afford this kind of superficial engagement.
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There is no reason too profound or too superficial as long as it matters to you.
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Despite a superficial interpretation that it's a film fueled by vulgarity, it has an important message.
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Rodriguez said the advances so far were positive but "limited and superficial" in the economic sphere.
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Therefore, they regularly connect with people to share their substance (as opposed to superficial small talk).
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"These are time-specific, superficial," added Mr. Hayez, who has written extensively on Europe's intelligence challenges.
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Will my implants, which some would call vain, give me a disease that's anything but superficial?
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Zach "Yank" Sokol: Cocaine will always be associated with wealth, or a superficial facade of wealth.
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It's hashtag goals in the most superficial sense, until you realize just how broke you are.
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"Superficial" is how Anna Lembke describes the common understanding of the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic.
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Ultimately, though, device support is also a superficial concern given the overall scope of this change.
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But while these measures seem superficial, opponents worry they could create serious barriers to wildlife management.
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Obama's choices, that even the most seemingly superficial detail, when considered, can have a meaningful resonance.
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And the two most significant ones sit on opposite ends of the serious-to-superficial spectrum.
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Rival campaigns seem to doubt it — at least for superficial offenses like vulgarity or awkward speechifying.
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And without superficial radiation on his ear, he was in danger of losing the entire ear.
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Moving beyond those superficial interests, the hardware is quite nice, particularly given the $200 price point.
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We shy away from the superficial, and are committed to making better choices for the world.
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The eventual denouement comes with a tricksy, if somewhat superficial, "Surprise Ending" and a "Plot Twist".
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But -- and this is so important -- the show bears only a superficial resemblance to the book.
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The hard part is living in a culture that doesn't assign us worth beyond the superficial.
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Wiseguy Twitter account is mandatory in order for candidate to maintain superficial interaction with fan base.
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Of course there are often deeper reasons behind these superficial points that are harder to explain.
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His constant, shameless nudity has prompted deeper conversations among readers about something that seems so superficial.
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The Kardashians are described in public discourse variously as mercenary, feminist, impressive, groundbreaking, and sickeningly superficial.
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And when we do, our reasoning about it is often superficial, contradictory, and easy to influence.
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" Positive call outs would appeal to a person's "pure vanity, with a superficial, narcissistic, ageist bent.
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Superficial thinking suffices for the gut thinker, whose quick decisions are impulses subject to quick change.
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Do the words they choose reflect the fact that they are superficial, lazy, addicted to technology?
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But in the Reagan era, cultivating a superficial outsider image hasn't just been for disjunctive leaders.
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But these facts seem superficial in light of the more potent underlying thematic interests they share.
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The creation and distribution of propaganda isn't motivated by making money through superficial engagements like clicks.
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Where the piece really misses the mark is in a superficial treatment of anti-racism norms.
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George might be a cool mom, she's too superficial, too lax to be a good mom.
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How we find our favorite skaters is their skating, pure and subjective and superficial as fuck.
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The fact that he's a villain inspired me to give [the character] depths, not something superficial.
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No, she had been a silly superficial coward, but she had done nothing to be ashamed of.
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But the outrage and indignation that an executive like Sandberg displays, though likely genuine, also feels superficial.
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Perhaps, once we notice these superficial effects, we'll realize the whole of what we sacrifice to stress.
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The band has a knack for highlighting the depth that can be found in seemingly superficial media.
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One worker sustained a superficial injury when she was taking cover, US Attorney Erin Nealy Cox said.
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It flattens the user experience, but more importantly, it offers only superficial solutions to a complex problem.
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As it stands, it is a faithful—but ultimately superficial—representation of a people's way of life.
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What New York gave Beckmann was not superficial subject matter, but inspiration in the form of energy.
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Candy-O wouldn't sound so cold and detached if not for the pop context, the superficial cheer.
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But there was something unsettling about how CFAR focused on superficial fixes while overlooking potentially deeper issues.
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Unfortunately, the efforts to rebuild our Puerto Rico have been superficial at best and neglectful at worst.
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The ethos of the era is oppositional, to discard the superficial civility that papered over terrible injustice.
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I think that ... We're as superficial, mile wide and foot deep as we ever were on everything.
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Even though they were superficial, art history classes provided me with a broad understanding of Cuban art.
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As a dermatological disease affecting the skin, the symptoms of acne technically occur on a superficial level.
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She saw a superficial beauty and from that she cherry-picked what she used for her act.
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They are at risk of manipulation and debt in chasing superficial results for deep-seated emotional challenges.
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"We 'as woman' can't be continuing to live in a world with such superficial values," she wrote.
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Ms Milley experienced this when she had a superficial brain metastasis dealt with by stereotactic radio-surgery.
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Mr. Sanders also been treated for superficial skin cancers, lower back strain and laryngitis from acid reflux.
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It can make you feel like you're doing real work, when in fact you're doing something superficial.
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It's something that is dismissed as being shallow or superficial, but I think that is just wrong.
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Critics and meme artists often accuse corporations of demonstrating superficial support for the queer and trans community.
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Superficial relationships may take a shocking turn and reveal deeper or profound truths that you didn't expect.
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In this case, the patient only experienced superficial ocular surface damage, which resolved with treatment, he said.
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Sure, it's a crude, superficial way to get to know someone, but hey, it was high school.
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And age differences aside, surely there's a less superficial way to get fans hyped for the special.
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This was a morally hideous pact, but it bears superficial resemblance to a very familiar, unremarkable pattern.
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From buzzword to benefits Discarding the superficial associations we have with self-care is the easy part.
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The researchers concluded that any resemblance was superficial, and that the fossils belonged to a separate species.
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Also, while there was a superficial scratch on the side of the drone, it was otherwise unscathed.
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An actual incident, or just the creeping reach of evil into the life of superficial, smarmy Dad?
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"Spider veins are the very fine, superficial blood vessels that you see on the skin," she explains.
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" It was directed by Aoife McArdle who said: "People's merit can't be predetermined on the purely superficial.
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On the other hand, networking tends to be more superficial and can come across as self-serving.
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Some of the differences are superficial, like a preference for subtle displays of wealth over flashy labels.
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He simply exhorts us to more of the same, albeit with some superficial reorientation and updated rhetoric.
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And then, of course, there was the sometimes-superficial reception to the otherwise horrifying chlorine incident itself.
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And writers will throw something superficial together and think they're doing us a favor, and they're not.
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It can be a full-time job, just shoring up of this flimsy superficial construction of identity.
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Has a member of that profession ever been anything but manipulative and superficial in a rom-com?
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It was silly, superficial and saddled with the attitudes of its time toward women and nonwhite characters.
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At least on superficial level it's kicking against the status quo, it's trying to do something different.
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Having never visited Japan, he had, at best, a superficial knowledge of its culture and its people.
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"To say that Fortuyn is similar to Trump is, in my view, a bit superficial," Kitschelt says.
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The man suspected of shooting Mr. Zaal was treated at a hospital for a superficial head wound.
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Though this may seem superficial, it is anything but, as Mary Motley Kalergis said the other day.
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In recent years, we have suffered small collapses here and there, and made superficial fixes in response.
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Gaines should study this background before making superficial and inaccurate comparisons with neighborhoods in New York City.
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Reflecting current news, "The Great Gatsby" showcases how harsh reality is often hidden under a superficial exterior.
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If your knowledge of Meryl Streep's screen work is superficial, "Streepshow!" could drive you mad with frustration.
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Step 2: Willfully ignore your sheep role and continue stare into your phone to fulfill superficial fixation.
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You are truly gripped — and not in the superficial way that "1917" digs its claws into you.
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The cheek injury was superficial, documents said, but he had to have reconstructive surgery on his elbow.
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Castro himself lambasted state-run media five years ago, complaining it was often "boring, improvised and superficial".
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The opponents in negotiations, at best, compromise on superficial bargaining positions rather than on their core interests.
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"Superficial things to gain from being successful in music don't interest her, which is cool," she said.
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L.L. Bean has had prior dalliances with capital F fashion, though these amounted mostly to superficial tweaks.
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When flaws are exposed, superficial solutions are common because they don't threaten the core of the product.
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When flaws are exposed, superficial solutions are common because they don't threaten the core of the product.
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I had enjoyed — in a facile, superficial way — the validation this gave me, at least at first.
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For magic will gift you superficial momentum, true, but only while reducing the power of the quotidian.
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It gives them a "win" as they define it in their unrelenting quest to accomplish the superficial.
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Inside Bill's Brain often feels more superficial than it actually is because it switches topics so freely.
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It received just minutes of superficial discussion across 7.5 hours of airtime in the first three debates.
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Again, on the surface, this is a superficial change made to shake up the show's status quo.
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However, the intense allied bombings caused significant superficial damage to the island, littering the surface with debris.
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Just as often, this approach (especially in the Tate's case) can favor superficial similarities over historical rigor.
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A lot of critics have a superficial understanding of his films and I tend to ignore that.
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And, on a superficial note, the ring wasn't really my taste, so I was sick of wearing it.
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Even though nothing even goes right, we can still enjoy occasional indulgence in fast food and superficial nationalism.
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The real barrier to re-occupying homes will be fixing the utilities, and repairing superficial damage like windows.
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I didn't want to make a commercial film that would be superficial and engineered towards people watching it.
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The Communist Party has pushed for unions to better protect workers, but the efforts were "superficial", he said.
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It had nothing to do with how we thought about it from a very superficial, top-down perspective.
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The possibility that Trump's willingness to kill Iranians is that easily swayed by superficial personal insults is terrifying.
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They go looking for it at its source: personalized (but superficial) anecdotes, trivial incidents, familiar little family events.
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Don't go for a superficial goal; get serious and go for something that might actually enrich your life.
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The mural has undergone multiple restorations over the years, Vazquez said, but previous changes have been largely superficial.
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You cannot use insults, crass language and superficial presentations to build or maintain a majority party in America.
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Because while very few people in our sphere are anti-immigrant, it tends to feel a superficial empathy.
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Yet even as a superficial primer, "Viceroy's House" fills a gap in Britain's collective consciousness and cultural memory.
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This focus on superficial issues of employee bias created a missed opportunity to really probe Google's business practices.
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In Madrid, the first tranche of on-demand scooters seems to be generating pretty superficial and additive use.
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On a superficial level, The Sopranos presented itself as a show that prizes hardcore masculinity above all else.
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" Camp, Sontag writes, is all about artifice, exaggeration, and superficial style over content, and yet it's "dead serious.
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This allows for gentrification without redevelopment, pitting the poorest people in New York against a superficial tourism market.
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Nothing. Snap still loses so much money to compare the firms past our superficial alignment would be silly.
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In other words, the similarities between liberal criticism of Romney and liberal criticism of Trump are extremely superficial.
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Indeed, when people liken Boris Johnson to Trump, the comparisons are often either overblown or superficial (the hair).
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"We're all so bogged down with superficial thoughts that we don't even realize they are false," Falsetti says.
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I'm absolutely aware that this tribute to their career might seem superficial and frivolous—it's exactly that, actually.
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Venus is all about harmony, and while it's certainly the planet of beauty, it isn't a superficial planet.
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What makes Ginsburg's statement remarkable is that it shows how superficial both sides of the civility argument are.
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Superficial friendships explore a deeper zone, but you do have to watch out for jealousy and possessive behavior.
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Contemporary representations of Turkey are often grim and politically charged, or superficial and angled towards a tourist audience.
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The prod is a stick that administers an painful yet superficial electric shock when it touches the skin.
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Thus, in an extremely superficial sense, past presidents filling vacancies at the IRS have faced a similar conflict.
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It's time to go deeper into issues concerning romance, dear Virgo—superficial hookups won't cut it right now.
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This is extraordinary because the biopsies are just 2 mm wide and the slides just superficial touch preparations.
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And I didn't, I have a perfectly lovely superficial cocktail party relationship with Harvey Weinstein, and no business.
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It is the foolish, superficial, the person who is quick to judge, and does not want to know.
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And, with this in mind, might our giving not be dangerously superficial, a salve on a compound fracture?
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Instead of disclosures, Stefánie prefers superficial exposures, proudly parading before her daughter in negligees and barely tied robes.
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A boost in followers in sure to come—not that you care about such a superficial thing, Taurus.
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The risk is that this results in superficial solutions, rather than thoughtful policy that genuinely reduces generational inequality.
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Put aside for a moment the superficial digs and delve below to the actions that are affecting policy.
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They said his repertoire was limited, his technique was superficial and he was not maturing as an artist.
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The introduction of a text notification for divorced women is a superficial nod to progress, but ultimately hollow.
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ROBERT VERDI People had always thought of fashion as a very superficial industry, a models-and-parties business.
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Parties have therefore sought strategic — and often superficial — alliances based on local dynamics in order to maximize votes.
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There's nothing superficial when it comes to the layers of women he wants to create in his films.
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In spite of superficial similarities, however, the selfie drone was never really considered part of the Mavic line.
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While the Banner Saga games bear a superficial resemblance to XCOM, they unfold according to very different logic.
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Yet even a superficial understanding of basic energy data and geopolitics illuminates how faulty these arguments actually are.
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Technological change has also undermined the superficial similarities between the old Microsoft case and the new Android one.
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How, I wondered, to drop experience into a poem without forcing a superficial narrative or succumbing to meaninglessness?
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For their 13th issue, FELT Zine commissioned five new works from Superficial Studio's Belinda Chen and Andrew Kupresanin.
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The bottom line: For all the superficial battering the alliance may take, its underlying strategic logic remains sound.
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If it's like a fling though, and I were choosing for superficial reasons, taller than me is preferable.
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More importantly, do you know how they feel about each other, outside of superficial comments here and there?
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So it's obviously rooted in that larger space opera, and the trailer establishes that in some superficial ways.
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"I'm not one of these individuals with superficial knowledge who's tweeting garbage on Twitter," said Mr. Noble, 61.
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But instead the Republican Party offered up a field with startlingly little product differentiation beyond superficial style points.
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And the new regime hasn't done him any favors by treating LeBron's decision as a superficial end game.
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Like so many superficial readers of Nietzsche, Spencer is excited by the radicalism but doesn't take it seriously.
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The current, controversial Shakespeare in the Park show owes a more than superficial debt to Welles's landmark production.
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Those "praise sandwiches" in which we surround a bad review with halfhearted, superficial compliments don't help either side.
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One is "superficial," meaning it is on the exterior of the canal, where it enters into the scrotum.
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Click here to experience Sense of Promise for yourself, and here to see more work of Superficial Studio.
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"I think there's a two-step process, a superficial weathering, then an organism takes over," said Dr. Ivarsson.
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Still, the Redis developer argued against the change as a superficial fix that points to deeper systemic issues.
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And until the end, the whole thing is weirdly free of any but the most superficial, mechanical surprises.
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This type of status-seeking might be easily dismissed as juvenile or superficial, but there's more to it.
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Quotable: "They came in, they juiced up the medallion, a superficial value," a Chicago cabdriver from Greece said.
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Mr. Fleischmann accused Mr. Bernheimer of "curmudgeonly, slick, superficial outpourings" that had a "demoralizing, depressing effect" on musicians.
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So it seems like Uber is going to have to do something much bigger and less superficial here….
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They&aposre not written for adults or boys, so they&aposre often written off as frivolous and superficial.
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It's one of the metrics for "outrage" that they take to distinguish between "real" outrage and superficial outrage.
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It takes time to get beneath the superficial layers of any problem to understand actual causes and solutions.
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But a changing world means a different set of risks, no matter the superficial similarities to the past.
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But a changing world means a different set of risks, no matter the superficial similarities to the past.
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House Republicans also expressed serious doubts — only to wilt after party leaders made superficial changes to the bill.
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It's a pity that cable news doesn't care to do the work, opting to amplify superficial feuds instead.
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S'More was founded by Cohen-Aslatei to provide a dating app to users that goes beyond superficial looks.
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What followed was zippy and snappy and super-duper friendly and, as a matter of intellectual exchange, superficial.
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"It's superficial, requires little downtime and has a light collagen-building effect," Dr. Engelman said of the treatment.
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The wound "was superficial and he is OK," wrote Flavio, who also asked for prayers for the family.
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Since then, he has focused on YouTube and tried to build a business that stretches beyond the superficial.
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His family initially thought his wounds were superficial, but later members said they had feared for his life.
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In pushing his health care bill, Mr. Trump had the superficial advantage of controlling both houses of Congress.
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At its worst, Bauhaus has been reduced to mere style, a superficial sensibility informing labels, brands and fashion.
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On an emotional and even on a very superficial level, I think comments like that are somewhat legitimate.
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The theory that ramming Kavanaugh through would hurt Republicans in the November elections has a certain superficial logic.
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The problem is these easy analogies are extremely shallow and based on a superficial knowledge of the past.
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When young people got into politics, he had grumbled earlier, it was too often superficial, just a crowd reaction.
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Don't get me wrong — the first few seasons often drew laugh-out-loud humor from these same superficial characterizations.
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Sometimes, these connections can unfold on a superficial level, restricted by the structured confines of the forty-hour workweek.
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The result is a parade of one-note, superficial notes that describe characters' looks, but rarely anything about them.
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People aren't really judging, and in cities closer to the coast, there's a lot of superficial shit going on.
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It's not hard to spot superficial similarities between some neo-Nazi and punk subcultures, as presented in Green Room.
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She goes in, "yeah, I'm staring at you, ho!" before labeling the poor girl as superficial, privileged, and trophie'd.
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"SUPERFICIAL" BY HEIDI MONTAG This video is basically 2010 in a nutshell, and we're kind of obsessed with it.
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"When the reasons for not liking someone are superficial or easily changeable, then ignore the haters, LOL!" she writes.
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But as with previous updates, there's a lingering feeling that this new feature is a little bit too superficial.
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I keep my friends and supporters updated on Instagram, even though it can feel a little superficial at times.
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The attention to detail being paid to the superficial appears to lead to more granular —and realistic — plot details.
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An 18-year-old who accompanied Castilleja to the suspect's house sustained superficial cuts in the attack, say police.
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In this regard, the Honey Badger Doctrine is completely capable of extracting a superficial respect from Russia's international partners.
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The joke was scandalous enough to spark conversations, and provided a superficial explanation for what drew the stars together.
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But that's a superficial outlook on what the symphony can or cannot contribute to pop music and vice versa.
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While this might be trivial and superficial, there is no denying the immense toll it takes on women's confidence.
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Even if these gestures by brands seem superficial, talking about it is still a step in the right direction.
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"I know people really want me to be a superficial bitch, but I'm just not that person," she said.
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Clearly, being a man has far more to do with your character than any superficial activity or hormone level.
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The content matter is a little more superficial that my usual preferred reading genre, but it's a quick read.
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Back then, Obama saw the country's basic bonds as certain and its disagreements as comparatively superficial, perhaps even mistaken.
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"What's remarkable is kind of disregarded, and things that are divisive and superficial are elevated to primetime," adds Lennon.
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No staff were seriously injured and the material damage was superficial, the company said in its statement on Thursday.
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Politics is merely a process of sanctification, the superficial fluctuations that disguise a very old system of organized violence.
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For Kate, the campaign is about protecting the identity of the post-industrial city from this weirdly superficial gentrification.
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Most gay men are hypersensitive to superficial questions, like sexual preferences, or if I feel feminine when I'm bottoming.
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At first glance, those trained in law might support such court-like procedures, but their superficial appeal is misleading.
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They are the superficial indicators of the deep influence Reyes's teammates say his presence has had on the team.
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Then there is the Queen that's slurred out at karaoke nights: loving and enthusiastic, but superficial in its sincerity.
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This is a man who doesn't just stay "regular," but stays "identical"; whose superficial shambles belie a formidable resolve.
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Even after four years in power, the drama teacher-turned-politician has a tendency to come across as superficial.
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You have to have a nose for smelling out the difference between a superficial success and a meaningful success.
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But the memory of that materialistic longing, as superficial and bratty as it now seems, always stuck with me.
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The game's overall engagement with hip-hop is superficial, but somebody at Capcom had clearly been watching Style Wars.
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As long as there are enough superficial prompts to support a sexual fantasy, the brief encounter will be successful.
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The superficial version of that is just that being stressed out tends to make you behave like a jerk.
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Sentimental literature, in Solomon's view, is "tasteless, cheap, superficial and manipulative," which can also be said of Christmas films.
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In the N.B.A., superficial issues like hairstyles and tattoos have for decades been part of the discussion, and judgment.
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The work questions who are we as a species, without resorting to universalizing platitudes, or a cheery, superficial humanism.
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If you'd rather make superficial, cheap generalizations about what it isn't instead of celebrating what it is, go ahead.
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But the diversion from superficial mockery into broad assumptions about these white women's political views soon met its match.
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It's a superficial way to get at the "needs versus wants" question, but it's not a particularly smart one.
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But I loved exploring how seemingly superficial objects can uncover a lot of heart when you dig underneath them.
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Kilgallen presses us to acknowledge our superficial judgements, specifically of women, and compels us all to see more deeply.
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"I thought it was superficial, highly structured, and not delivered convincingly," conference-goer Marvin Schlanger said of the speech.
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Thematically shallow but stylistically rich, "Thirst Street" is best enjoyed with a hint of its heroine's willfully superficial vision.
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For one thing, Instagram puts a premium on superficial dog traits like cuteness over ones like intelligence or obedience.
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It's Hamsterdam with a profit motive, a moneymaking scam that has the superficial effect of "cleaning up" the streets.
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I always believed that "life" only applied to me in a superficial way, as something unimportant to be endured.
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"It's also purposefully superficial, holding a mirror up to the creative process rather than attempting to penetrate its mysteries."
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In a community whose stars are often criticized for being superficial and catty, beauty YouTuber Nikkie De Jager, a.k.a.
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Sometimes you'll go and have superficial conversations, or maybe none at all, and get nothing lasting out of them.
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It excerpted just one devastating paragraph from its prior full-length blistering editorial to run beneath Schubert's superficial response.
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A superficial show of better relations must not be a cover for deception, maneuvering or violence against weaker neighbors.
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This makes any apparently superficial affiliation look opportunistic -- especially when it is not backed up by any "visible" evidence.
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At 10 episodes, it still feels superficial — beautiful, certainly, with an aesthetic that's glowy but never sweaty, but vague.
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There are a lot of people who start companies for the wrong reasons, and they have very superficial knowledge.
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He said one U.S. soldier had "a minor superficial scratch while operating their equipment" and was back at work.
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Guo's ensembles are distinguished by Chinese embroidery of exquisite quality, but their fusion of East and West feels superficial.
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Schwartz tried to limit the sessions to smaller increments of time, but Trump's contributions remained oddly truncated and superficial.
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Presidential candidates, meanwhile, are supposed to be judged on substance, but there's obviously a superficial element to it, too.
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This variety proved superficial, as the seasons passed; by the show's finale, four white men were vying for leadership.
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The brothers' delight seemed to come from feeling all these superficial differences quiver against a profound, self-evident sameness.
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And there is also a tendency to presume that any conversation about women's attire is very superficial and frivolous.
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Superficial scare narratives about the other side may make us feel good, but they can drive poor decision-making.
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It's to shroud an ambiguous, even reactionary agenda under a superficial commitment to social justice and moderate, incremental change.
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University of Notre Dame anthropology professor Agustin Fuentes told the Atlantic today he thought the connection was "superficial" at best.
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"There are obvious — and possibly superficial — technological challenges, in terms of access to the internet or even electricity," he said.
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All this a superficial scan of some of the issues facing the Emerald Isle as the Brexit process barrels along.
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But for those desperate to ditch an always-red complexion, a superficial shot of Botox may be just the thing.
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Though rappers are stereotyped as flashy or superficial, many photographers and artists were pushing for more cinematic or minimalist imagery.
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In creating the program he'd wanted to point out how ridiculous and superficial communication between humans and machines could be.
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That's not even accounting for the series' extensive cultural permeation, on a level that far transcended superficial product tie-ins.
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But let's not confuse the superficial lure of these scandals with the reason why they exist in the first place.
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" On a superficial level, the app holds your hand and stops you from opening with a dreaded and dull "hey.
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" However, he noted that that achieving a representative workforce wasn't easy, adding that "superficial efforts are worse than doing nothing.
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Opponents meanwhile mocked their attachment to something superficial while arguing that Brexit would diminish Britain's real standing in the world.
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But the dye will only penetrate as deep as the light does, so this method only works on superficial wounds.
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Many people try to stand out in a superficial way: clothes, interests, or public displays of support for popular initiatives.
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But the David Lynch synths on "Sterling Silver" and box blues piano on "2nd Time" aren't afterthoughts or superficial additions.
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I know this sounds trivial and superficial but he was the first man to tell me that I was beautiful.
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Her treatment of Till's horror is superficial as she crudely renders his mangled face as an impastoed clump of paint.
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" Aesthetic doctor David Jack seconded Kerr's stance, telling me, "The effects of moisturizer are usually pretty superficial and short-lived.
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Most of the buildings are completely habitable, but few escape superficial damage of some kind during the long, sustained shaking.
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"When you're 14 and you're going through hormonal changes, the superficial problems get really inflated," Absten, now 21, tells PEOPLE.
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"The Senate vote is a perfect example of that kind of superficial approach to government," Ocasio-Cortez said on Tuesday.
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I think there is still this association that to be celebratory and take ownership of your passion is superficial somehow.
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But it is also becoming clear that the racist face of the resurgent right wing is, in important respects, superficial.
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Despite the public dispute, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said the nature of the bilateral relationship extends beyond the superficial.
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My immediate response was a resounding yes, and I shared a few superficial reasons why the choice was so obvious.
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Because online dating is so superficial by design, you have to make sure you understand how to do photos right.
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But we still somehow think makeup means you're faking something, conflating fake color on someone's face with a superficial personality.
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He had slight, superficial injuries and is being treated in hospital where he will undergo psychological evaluation, the spokesman said.
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Charges that Pepper is too superficial and too mannered, implying a standard of authenticity for rock, barely deserve public redress.
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Some mental health professionals called Mr. Bradshaw's ideas and his treatment methods glib and superficial, his courting of adulation unseemly.
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"Such a move wouldn't surprise me as Apple has demonstrated that its interest in health care isn't superficial," said Milani.
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Even at its most superficial level, it drives real action or inaction, and real consequences may be pinned to it.
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EPA has relentlessly campaigned with superficial tweets and blog posts aimed at influencing the public to advocate for the rule.
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" In an email, Bickerton called that "an overly simplistic response based on a superficial review of a valid legal argument.
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Indeed, with a superficial charge, the House could seriously undermine its credibility in the ongoing conflicts with the White House.
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Deportation raids, walls along the border, and increased border security are more immediate and flashy responses, however superficial and ineffective.
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But it's worth noting how good Jonathan Pryce is at conveying a sense of superficial guilelessness that masks darker undercurrents.
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Meghan Markle's new education and Michelle Obama's embrace remind us that concern for social norms are not merely superficial displays.
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Als argues that, because no black man would have done this, the moment demonstrates the play's superficial engagement with race.
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The formal negotiations, the ones in fancy hotels, offer up superficial promises of democratization, rule of law, or women's empowerment.
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During a meeting with one potential adopter, Lucy caused a "superficial scratch" on the adopter's nose, the shelter's bio says.
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Though the N.C.A.A. has devised a superficial substitute, there are now no adequate gender-equity compliance reviews in college sports.
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If I've only written to someone, does this mean I know them more deeply, in a space without superficial distractions?
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But more than that, he had a particularly narrow sense of what might be hiding under a teenager's superficial rationales.
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But I think that's a very superficial take at the end of the day on what was really going on.
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Bump is a superficial product: You just flick through the profiles, find whatever you're into, and what you're looking for.
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In superficial terms, Mary resumes her post to do what she did years before: to care for the Banks children.
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Several voiced anxiety that they would have to give up freedom in more superficial ways, like having to wear uniforms.
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Our fashion critic said that while the gesture may have been superficial at best, it was strategic and optically effective.
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Still others chose to limit conversations with a family member to superficial small talk or reduce the amount of contact.
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"It's somewhat superficial, and they don't really get into evidence-based discussions or much about current treatment guidelines," Vijan said.
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For decades, California, even as it grew in size and wealth, was seen as an outlier, unintimidating, superficial and flaky.
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Perhaps they also have advantages on the superficial dimensions of politics that have allowed them to succeed throughout their career.
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"So far the government's response to annual floods has been superficial and short-term," Hitchen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The superficial sense of Kid Rock is that he's an entertainer, that he's kind of this wild redneck," Law said.
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We make mistakes all the time, and too often we are superficial, sensationalist, unfair, defensive or diverted by shiny objects.
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What she didn't have was good judgment in men, since she fell in love with a rich and superficial cad.
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It seemed impossible to carry on a one-sided conversation with her, even about something as superficial as our day.
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Beach getaways are no superficial affair in the Caribbean and the neighboring Lucayan Archipelago, where many islands rely on tourism.
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These AI features can either help with safety or more superficial comfort and convenience, like temperature control and music selection.
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Some commentators are even speaking to the absurdity of such a superficial fix for the challenges facing our constitutional democracy.
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Movies these days are abuzz with all kinds of paranormal activity, most of it aimed at delivering easy, superficial terror.
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Strickland made sense on a superficial level, and the party initially convinced itself that it had hit a home run.
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If America has proved particularly fertile for ingenuity, though, the reasons won't be found in this pleasant but superficial book.
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It can help us differentiate the questions that merit real investigation from those that invite a reactive and superficial analysis.
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"En términos logísticos puede que haya un cambio superficial, pero estas organizaciones saben adaptarse con gran velocidad", indica un analista.
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He does care for people, and he occasionally thinks beyond himself to care about them on a non-superficial level.
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On the contrary, most of our moral and political inquiries are superficial, and we rarely come to terms with history.
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But throughout Big Little Lies' first three episodes, he's shown only a superficial concern for his daughter and her party.
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Although it might sound cliché or superficial, we all want love, to have engaging relationships, to experience a higher consciousness.
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Merely being associated with Brazilian soccer buys a superficial legitimacy as China ponders making a bid to host the World Cup.
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It said his review of the records was "disappointingly superficial," with no attempt to root out excessive, unnecessary or duplicative billings.
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Instead, it ends up as a stylish but vapid exercise in superficial recreation that strips an indelible investigation of any purpose.
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But we're going to set those glowing qualities aside for a moment and marvel at him in a more superficial way.
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Social Gemini energy can be like a healing salve — even if it comes in the form of seemingly superficial small talk.
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It creates false confidence, and makes people focus less creating meaningful relationships and learning new skills, and more on superficial numbers.
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So why would Pattern, or any company that applies a superficial layer of burnout-conscious buzzwords to its products, be different?
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At his occasional meetings with wavering members of Congress, he's made superficial political arguments to people who had deep policy concerns.
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"You heard last night that the president of America made some silly and superficial comments," said Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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It's a dark vision, marrying the superficial nature of modern dating with the important work of finding homes for orphaned children.
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Although there are superficial similarities, the prototype controller is a very different beast to what was eventually released alongside the Wii.
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At a superficial level, it all feels like a welcome reprieve from the (mis)information bombardment we face online every day.
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Twitter users criticized her for implying he was superficial, and some viewed her sense of entitlement to his time as racist.
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With the sun simmering in your private and passionate eighth house until the 22nd, you really can't take another superficial exchange.
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There is a superficial similarity between Fosun and Berkshire Hathaway in that both partly pay for their investments by selling insurance.
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We have to get absolutely bored with skin color and with these superficial characteristics that don't mean or shouldn't mean anything.
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But he tweeted Wednesday that he was OK. "Superficial stab, some stitches and was released back home," he tweeted in Hebrew.
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" Despite the LRAs' superficial resemblance to speakers, they're really quite unsuitable for the task, due to having "very high Q factors.
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In this monthly (or whenever we remember) column, I will take you on a completely superficial... Consider your average internet meme.
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Yes, it fulfills all the superficial requirements (small, cute, crossbody), but the genius of this bag lies in the inner workings.
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These products appear to offer a solution to an issue that is often framed as superficial or cosmetic rather than medical.
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Celebrity activists aren't anything new, and they've been criticized as superficial and sometimes damaging to the causes they attach themselves to.
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They are about connections, not relationships In a network where there is no friction to connect, the connections themselves become superficial.
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They suggest that grief becomes "a cry for warmth and sympathy in [the] otherwise superficial and narcissistic environment" of social media.
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Put simply, instead of focusing on the superficial "window dressing," startups should be developing products and selling them to real customers.
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The result is an excellent primer of the relevant debates on nudges, and a sharp rejoinder to the more superficial objections.
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Look, I don't mind a superficial campy fantasia about Los Angeles where all the women are variations on sniping, conniving bitches.
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"I'm really concerned that Pruitt will make quick deals with companies, and they will be superficial and inadequate cleanups," she said.
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It is ultimately more like Dark Souls, in its effect, even though it has more superficial differences in mechanics and style.
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Congress resisted oversight of the Iraq War, launching only superficial investigations into serious abuse cases including the torture at Abu Ghraib.
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Unpretentious, unspectacular and participatory in the least superficial of ways, Ms. Harrison's "Perth Amboy" is just what MoMA needs right now.
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"I took this controversial, superficial angle and allowed myself the platform to talk about things I&aposm passionate about," he said.
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In their search for deeper truths, however, these analysts may have missed a conclusion that is more superficial—yet more significant.
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Is her point that straight white men are superficial creatures, bound by codes of behavior that make them stupid and puerile?
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His invocation of incessant drug use isn't a crutch for masking superficial lyrics as it is with many of his peers.
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Now, Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato have each chimed in, and the two are cutting through all the superficial internet drama.
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He looked at me and said, "Samia, I'm really superficial, and you're not…you're just not…" He trailed off and shrugged.
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It is meandering hyperbole, peppered with often-tangential attacks and coated in the most superficial discussion of complex and important issues.
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Instead, his fetish for the superficial dominated his talking points, trying to fat-shame anew the former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado.
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"Issues relating to dress may seem both superficial and relatively simple for individuals from all backgrounds to adopt," the report said.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" supplies a reminder that the band existed, but it conveys only a superficial, suspect sense of what it was.
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The Met Breuer exhibition presents the artist's works alongside "friends" that highlight either a shared genre or superficial similarities — sometimes both.
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For a movie that revolves around a notoriously violent sport, Michelle Walshe and Justin Pemberton's profile takes a soft, superficial approach.
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The structure is almost sure to result in low viewership and superficial answers from candidates operating in isolated, 40-minute silos.
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Differences remain as fundamental as ever, but the way we talk about them is so superficial as to have become incoherent.
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They show Whitney unearthing difference within superficial familiarity; engaged seriously on these terms, they operate as mechanisms for seeing sight itself.
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I think the fashion industry has a reputation of being filled with superficial, frivolous, lazy people who socialize all the time.
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These changes are clearly meant to give Aladdin additional depth; in execution, however, many of these details seem like superficial inserts.
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" He wrote, "As is so often the case, the patterns extracted by deep learning are more superficial than they initially appear.
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As the 2020 election approaches, a superficial national calm belies a series of brewing secessionist campaigns and potent localized conspiracy theories.
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But wearing the Statue of Liberty shirt was not a superficial gesture, Rojer told ESPN's Tom Rinaldi during the trophy ceremony.
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Instead, he seems to be a creature of pure id, making impulsive, superficial decisions based on what he sees around himself.
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She draws explicit, if somewhat superficial, connections to President Trump's ability to play upon the concerns and prejudices of many Americans.
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To say the burkini ban stifles cultural diversity is to focus on the superficial garment, not the rape ideology it promotes.
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Any but the most superficial kind of explanation of how this is possible tends to involve high math (like Bessel functions).
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There are superficial similarities between Ellison and Obama, two black Democrats in their mid-fifties who talk a lot about organizing.
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Allegra: I have to be superficial and admit that, yes, I'm cool with Doctor Manhattan now — when he looks like Cal.
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" But Schwartz believes that Trump's short attention span has left him with "a stunning level of superficial knowledge and plain ignorance.
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I am sorry that the often superficial world, rife with jealousy and resentment and bullying, injures those who give so much.
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The parade of sexual harassment allegations made the normal superficial red carpet a place of sometimes more serious discussion than attire.
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The easiest way to prevent infection is to clean wounds, even superficial ones, immediately and keep them covered until they heal.
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SAVAGE Definitely in some of the superficial aspects, in terms of the celebrity culture, the science fiction underpinnings, the origin story.
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It's tempting to write these differences off as superficial: Indeed, some researchers have argued that many Americans actually share many beliefs.
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On the surface it is totally superficial, but, sometimes, decisions like that may reveal more — a deeper quality of some sort.
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Tom Holland masterfully channels Peter's teenage angst, which could easily come off as melodramatic or superficial, and infuses it with respect.
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I'm aware how superficial such a formal transformation might seem, but I was precisely interested in this conflict between appearance and essence.
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It's just a bonus that it also contains green tea, which helps depuff eyes by constricting the superficial capillaries, Dr. Engelman explains.
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Because you are one of the most glamorous, talented, and attractive signs in the zodiac, haters sometimes accuse you of being superficial.
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It may be slightly superficial but it's an accurate depiction of the way Trina manipulates different elements of herself on the album.
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Months before the show's final season, Montag dropped her debut album, "Superficial," which she reportedly spent a hefty $216 million on producing.
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A glance reveals their superficial charms: his landscapes' feathery, silver-toned strokes; the naturalness of his figures, posing in absent-minded comfort.
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Fertinger, the Nuremberg police chief, said he had made superficial suicide attempts by cutting his arms, resulting in him receiving psychiatric care.
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In other parts of the country, better laws may protect LGBT rights, but superficial "tolerance" can mask bigotry right below the surface.
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Despite the title of the show, Saturn Returns, and its thematic ambitions, the connection between Martin's work and Winehouse's death feels superficial.
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It said the lotion treated superficial reddening of the skin and reduced scaling on lesions caused by the disease in these patients.
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Dueweke, who has advised the U.S. government and international law enforcement agencies, said the EU's crackdown would only have a "superficial" impact.
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But this understanding of Hollywood — as progressive, tolerant, multicultural, and unoppressive — was just as superficial as the myth of a moral Hollywood.
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It can read like a takedown of the superficial way we fantasize ideas of superheroes courtesy of Marvel's billion dollar moviemaking machine.
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We need to stop being so hard on ourselves and maybe the real you will be more valuable than the superficial you.
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Knowing yourself, standing up for yourself, having confidence in yourself, not hating or judging yourself because of superficial things like hair color.
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COLM CAVANAGH Derry Your analysis of the EU's Common Fisheries Policy was surprisingly superficial ("Have your fishcake and eat it", July 8th).
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I think they know now that my fans are my fans because of what I have to say and not superficial reasons.
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Well, a superficial replica of Harlem, at least, where the storefronts of video stores and beauty salons sit beneath clear Swedish skies.
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But for all these superficial connections, there is no strong affinity between the island and its residents and the divisive candidate today.
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It may seem a superficial problem, but our research has found that looking at urban landscapes may actually give you a headache.
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"Marcus wants to do things," she explains to her suave but superficial-seeming ex-boyfriend Kent (played by a sideburns-sporting Elba).
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"Avoid placing the tourniquet directly around a joint, as nerves run very superficial, and you'll risk nerve damage in time," O'Carroll says.
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Perhaps that's why art openings so easily devolve into superficial social occasions, rather that opportunities to collectively explore the work on display.
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On top of that, and I feel a little bad saying this, but I kind of like how superficial it can be.
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It includes nearly every woman who adopts its most superficial behaviors, as well as those who profit immensely and incongruously from it.
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With no context beside the video, it felt superficial and drew a clear line between women and men in the Dota community.
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Starship Troopers the movie and Starship Troopers the book share only some superficial similarities: characters, some plot points, and not much else.
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For Cancer, Libra season is a time to get in touch with your roots, and on a superficial level, do some homemaking.
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Once the inmates leave, the pair start mocking their superficial small talk, pretending to be uppity white women named McKenzie and Amanda.
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The counterirritant capsaicin cream is oddly helpful too, replacing that gnawing ache with a superficial burn that is far easier to ignore.
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They had this guy flying on cables and high-speed shots of him walking and it is just a very superficial film.
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And did the technology that undid me allow me to be in touch with people and have kind of more superficial relationships?
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Perhaps contentment has nothing to do with what kind of life one has: harsh or easy, painful or joyful, profound or superficial.
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The emphasis dating apps like Tinder and Bumble put on superficial snap judgments can pose a unique challenge for people with disabilities.
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From pizza by emoji or bot or smartwatch, to emoji-inspired aubergine-flavored condoms, we're experiencing a very superficial type of innovation.
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Watching his farewell address, what was most offensive to me was his recitation of his superficial chant from 6900: Yes we can!
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She told Insider she was going for men who suited a superficial aesthetic she liked, with a "bad boy" vibe and tattoos.
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Public outcry from the El Paso and Dayton shootings may bring a superficial legislative win as a snack to quiet the rumblings.
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Mr. D'Antonio expands on that idea of a superficial reality later in our interview, as we talk about Mr. Trump's lavish lifestyle.
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But being visually impaired might even help him distinguish profound and enduring works from art that is superficial and ephemeral, he says.
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It's different from other, more superficial types of types of acne, like blackheads and whiteheads, because it's deeper down in your skin.
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It invites in everything really, from relatively superficial oral thrush to fungal pneumonia to cancers that no one has ever seen before.
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Though I have to say Olivier..."Check your props" seems kind of superficial, but it's actually very deep when you're doing theater.
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She goes on to say that microdermabrasion and chemical peels are typically very superficial, penetrating at around 0.5 mm in the skin.
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The similarities between the Foley scandal and Mr. Trump's are a little more superficial than those between Mr. Akin and Mr. Trump.
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These similarities were superficial and beside the point, arbitrary attempts to impose a structure onto a journey that was just an accident.
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Mazars is distinct from past presidential investigations in superficial ways, but it is unclear why any of those distinctions have legal significance.
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At many crucial points, they're given showy, superficial Soviet revisions of the original choreography, depriving the opposite heroines of ambiguity and depth.
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The university, the complaint said, ignored or took superficial steps when the woman, identified only as Jane Doe, reported Dr. Harris's behavior.
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So, for all their superficial similarities to amateur photography, Stephen Shore's pictures are not the result of happy accidents or random choices.
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Maybe this is a superficial little Rorschach test — did you put "workaholic" for "one who always has time to spend?" or SHOPAHOLIC?
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Through subtle gestures she presses us to acknowledge our superficial judgements, specifically of women, and compels us all to see more deeply.
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Some of the recent moves by China would provide superficial wins for the Trump administration, without requiring Beijing to substantially change anything.
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The movie "white chicks" portrays white women as unintelligent and primarily focused on the superficial parts of life, like shopping and makeup.
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Dr. Francis said there was no indication for superficial radiation, a treatment of which the American Academy of Dermatology has voiced skepticism.
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These two novels have nothing in common beyond those superficial trappings of life in that once-rural valley south of San Francisco.
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But a fine cast (including Bobby Cannavale as Laura's feckless ex-husband) can't compensate for the screenplay's superficial sentimentality and lazy slapstick.
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"What I have to say is so superficial," Father Strmecki said as mental health professionals prepared to offer counseling in the church.
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Still, my superficial NFL fanboy needs aren't terribly important compared to, like, us not dying in a Sino-Russian-American nuclear hoedown.
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My suspicion is that the appeal of decluttering as inspired by Kondo's television show will prove as superficial as the show itself.
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Far from profiling the best of what candidates have to offer, the politicians are reduced to superficial, cliché-driven, consultant-devised caricatures.
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Zoë Kravitz is great in this gender-flipped version of the book and film, but the show itself offers only superficial pleasures.
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There's a superficial, external element at work there (how to use TV), but the underlying make and model of politicians has changed.
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But emphasizing Obokata's gender and appearance exacerbates the problem of taking superficial achievements too seriously—the same error that infected Obokata's work.
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"There&aposs plenty of excitement about extremely superficial stuff that makes no sense to me," says Christian Puglisi of Relae in Copenhagen.
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Publications have described his comments as "catty", "bitchy", "acid-tongued and superficial" and "controversial" instead of sexist, misogynistic, racist, fatphobic, and islamophobic.
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Shana and Dominique Decree, who had superficial neck injuries, were taken to the hospital after the police found them, the affidavit said.
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Most reviews are confined to some superficial observations on her paintings, and the sculptures, albeit mentioned, are nowhere offered any serious treatment.
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The incidents certainly share superficial similarities: Both times, children were in close encounters with dangerous animals while under the supervision of their parents.
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I know being a beauty editor sounds superficial and like I'm just testing lipsticks all day, but it's so much more than that.
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A year ago, you'd have been forgiven for dismissing Google's new Pixel phones as a superficial rebranding of the company's "hobby" Nexus line.
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Reports focus on the trivial and superficial, rather than the deeper issues facing our country that the she has tirelessly worked to address.
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"When it comes down to it, I don't think hair is superficial," Leni Zachariou, pictured, told me as we chatted about our hairstyles.
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LASER POINTER BURNS HOLE IN BOY&aposS RETINA "A physical examination showed a superficial moving oblong nodule at the upper eyelid," doctors wrote.
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"They only want to focus on 'Oh they're superficial, oh they're wearing makeup …' " Mostly, Khloé wants critics to know they have problems, too.
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Medical aesthetics exist in the place between hardcore plastic surgery, with anesthesia and downtime, and a more superficial procedure like getting a blowout.
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There are other, more superficial readings that make Rooney's book so fashionably millennial as it refers to lower-middle-class twenty- and thirtysomethings.
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At one point, a news segment describes her as possessing superficial charm, and in the end, that's all she gets from the script.
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Stressing over a bad haircut or a change in texture or volume may sound superficial, but these things are important to our identity.
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His attempts to peel back the superficial and convenient to reveal a brief moment of the genuine have come to define his career.
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And the brothers' psychologically complex testimony was judged by the public based on their superficial perceptions of the family and the brothers' appearance.
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Despite Donald Trump's troublingly superficial knowledge of policy, his occasionally fresh set of eyes do see somewhat clearer than Clinton's on some issues.
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Another exciting discovery revealed that the RSL aren't just superficial changes, but could actually cause slumps and topographical changes in the slopes themselves.
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His killer, who claims he acted over an unpaid debt of $3,000, was sentenced to life imprisonment in March after a superficial investigation.
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It has all the superficial hallmarks of a cyberpunk classic like Blade Runner, but it would have been far better cyberpunk without them.
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Your ability to influence people and allow them to see your viewpoint depends on how much they like you, according to Burton. Superficial?
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He lives out his notion that pain can be "beneficial and pleasurable"; his credo is that shortcuts make any endeavour "superficial" and pointless.
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It's stereotypical, yes, and also a superficial image of grieving and possibly even depression, but the message is clear: She is becoming unhinged.
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"This campaign addresses today's issues and social commentaries, which is a powerful approach, instead of portraying people as superficial objects with no narrative."
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Tinder has its share of critics: It's been called "superficial" and "sexist," and that's not including the backlash against the app's cofounders themselves.
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The immune system was designed to spot differences in the superficial features of a diseased or foreign cell, thereby identifying and killing it.
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After trying to address the pup's needs and concerns, the CIA decides whether or not the issue is superficial and can be fixed.
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His superficial charm and medium good looks were all the cover that he needed; simple disbelief prevented his identification for far too long.
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Some Democrats believe that Biden's lead in the polls is superficial and that he's running on the fumes of his universal name recognition.
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If culture is the set of ideas and arts that comprise a society, pop culture is the superficial, cotton candy version of that.
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Even the act of cutting one's hair is politically charged for her: "Having your hair and nails done may seem superficial," she explains.
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You can't always prove your worth via your social media or the more superficial aspects of what make up an artist's first impression.
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At Pennsylvania State University, Mark Shriver leads a lab that attempts to identify these superficial genes and model their effects on the face.
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I was 18 and evenly immersed in the superficial, nationalist vibes of Britpop and the mostly anti-commercialist platform of American indie rock.
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At the moment, his roommates are sources of contamination, and so he does his best to keep their relationship as superficial as possible.
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This superficial obsession stood in direct opposition to the self-aware outrage and dark occultism that made thrash great in the first place.
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On a less superficial level, this new moon is also a lovely time for you to reconnect to yourself: What are your needs?
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Despite Ms. Thun's impressive depth of knowledge about complications, however, she is not surprised when people assume her interest in watches is superficial.
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He denounced efforts to suggest that superficial traits like skin color or hair texture had any underlying connection to intelligence, behavior or character.
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