But I'm just a teeny teeny tiny tiny human in this big universe.
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You get a teeny Baby Yoda, and YOU get a teeny Baby Yoda...
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If you still have nightmares after the election of Donald Trump, you can try to channel your shock by pre-ordering a teeny-tiny doll of the U.S. president, with teeny-tiny hands, his teeny-tiny Android phone and a (disturbingly visible) teeny-tiny penis.
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More importantly, as I said before, this involved attaching teeny goggles onto teeny mantis faces with beeswax.
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In the picture, she is standing in the surf on a beautiful beach in Australia, rocking a teeny-weeny string bikini — and a teeny-weeny baby bump.
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"This is a teeny, teeny step away from the militant empire that we operate, and it's so impractical, but it's a step in the right direction," Paul said.
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Teeny Round Diamond Necklace, $215I ordered the Teeny Round Diamond Necklace, and I really haven't taken it off since I first put it on more than four months ago.
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Believe me, I've done the teeny-tiny-movements-with-teeny-tiny-weights thing, and while I did notice a bit of definition, I could barely lift my cat.2.
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Turns out, teeny, uncoordinated babies make terrible Easter egg decorators.
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THIS WHEEL IS TOO BIG FOR MY TEENY WEENY HANDS.
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Well, the answer is obviously a teeny, tiny, fluffy Pomeranian.
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Check out these minimal inspirations for teeny weeny tattoo ideas.
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A teeny, tiny percentage of the population is born royal.
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This teeny eyeball gadget even has its own data storage.
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First, the slime helps to trap and fight teeny terrors.
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REPORT: FORD IS WORKING ON A TEENY TINY PICKUP TRUCK
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That means McConnell has a teeny bit more wiggle room.
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But don't let your teeny dictator's charismatic meows fool you.
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He began building teeny cardboard replicas of the Ringling circus.
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There's even a teeny teaser to prove it: Sherlock fans!
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Do I find the XR unusable in my teeny tiny hands?
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Teeny male hummingbirds typically control some sort of territory, explained Clark.
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Teeny, a TV star, is busy dealing with her third divorce.
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What is it about teeny-tiny products that are so irresistible?
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"Forget what they say on the internet," the teeny fan wrote.
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There are teeny little straps and tiny little buckles connecting them.
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Need a teeny tiny computer that can run Android or Linux?
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They come in teeny little bottles, so they're great for traveling.
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The largest in September only had a teeny magnitude of 2.3.
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He was a teeny-bopper who used YouTube to get famous.
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Despite its teeny-tiny stature, the creature was likely a predator.
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Dr. Longo's dietary program, ProLon, sells kits with teeny-weeny meals.
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There's the wheels form factor, which is a small bike. Teeny.
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Emptying its teeny dust canister was also tougher than other vacs.
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"We are seeing inflation moving a teeny tiny bit," she said.
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Hummingbirds: Don't be fooled by their beautiful colors and teeny-tininess.
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Hummingbirds: Don't be fooled by their beautiful colors and teeny tininess.
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Some use teeny foil stars or pearls to give the designs dimension.
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Our apartment is east facing, with a teeny balcony and big windows.
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There's only one teeny tiny niggling little thing running around your head.
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Cohn Cohn looms large online, but in person, she is teeny tiny.
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Oh, and it also runs Android Nougat and has teeny tiny bezels.
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"If there are carbonates there, they're in teeny tiny amounts," says Bristow.
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They are really teeny — each piece is less than an inch wide.
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Those teeny little fingers are within twitching distance of the nuclear codes.
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So thankful for my teeny tiny baby girl and her big sister.
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For instance, you can plug pliers or a teeny tiny BB gun.
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"My waist is not that teeny," she says in a Snapchat video.
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On the other hand, for teeny designs like Gomez's, try the ankle.
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A teeny life form—having never considered its own existence—simply being.
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SCHAFFER There weren't that many teeny little white guys at our school.
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Even the former teeny-bopping trio Hanson got into the brew game.
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So I didn't graduate high school the teeny person I once was.
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Yeah, there's some tinier — in Los Angeles, there's these teeny little bikes.
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Other microbes even breathe uranium and expel the waste as teeny crystals.
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The Art of Ecology student winner: "Teeny tiny world" by Sanne Govaert
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So be careful if you spring for one of these teeny cards.
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But it's just a teeny-tiny slice of what's really out there.
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It's kind of amazing frogs this teeny can find each other without sound.
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In the second experiment, teeny drum heads are connected in an electrical circuit.
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In other words, it's a teeny tiny force, but it's what they expected.
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Do you have a suggestion on how to clean between these teeny grooves?
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An electron microscope with 21363237,21363235X magnification for inspecting teeny, tiny failures in hardware.
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The spectacle also features a teeny Ascot Landau carriage, made using 1,500 bricks.
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Was light made of teeny-tiny particles (as Newton had said) or waves?
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Certain biohackers prefer taking teeny-tiny amounts of psychedelic drugs to boost focus.
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This teeny-weeny board costs $75 on Kickstarter and should ship in June.
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She added that the IMF is addressing its own "teeny tiny" pay gap.
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Foo Fighters like no big deal at the end in teeny tiny font.
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If you took one, teeny-tiny, laughably insignificant step toward a better life.
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Most glitters are in essence teeny tiny bits of shiny plastic, called microplastics.
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That electrical energy then goes into the skin and forms little, teeny dots.
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A teeny-tiny bomber jacket with the lining signed by Ralph Lauren himself.
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"There's a teeny silver lining," Ms. Lapidus said about the deluge of allegations.
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Deconstruction takes work (and care not to lose any of the teeny screws).
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And what if she's at some teeny-tiny risk of a genuine catastrophe?
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"We started workshopping, trying to write, and it wasn't very productive," Teeny says.
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Even if you are probably filled with slimy, disgusting, revolting, teeny tiny Lego slugs.
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I'm picturing a horse-drawn carriage in a field with teeny mice in hats.
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The research has other limitations—the conductivity only works on teeny, micrometer-scale distances.
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Think of this teeny monster as Santa delivering coal under the Shark Week tree.
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The Big Bang Theory added a teeny-tiny person to its cast this week.
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It's a raven scroll — only about an inch wide, and decorated in teeny script.
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Only it's a teeny tiny one, about as elegant as such things can be.
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And his most recent teeny elephant tat on the inside of his middle finger?
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I decided to save and convert my parents garage into a teeny, tiny studio.
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Teeny tiny tats are trending like crazy and her placement is just as popular.
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There's a teeny-tiny chance there will be a Riverdale-Supergirl crossover this season.
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Alexa's responses come through a teeny tiny speaker on the side of the watch.
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I have three incredible kids, and to think about when they were teeny tiny.
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Don't be fooled by the teeny size of Lush's cult-favorite Godiva Shampoo Bars.
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I know people like me are just a little teeny piece of the formula.
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Sharks are incredibly electroreceptive, meaning they can detect teeny tiny electromagnetic fields in water.
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"She is a 40-pound little teeny girl and it is difficult," says Budge.
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Some have even become household names, like Nars Orgasm and Essie Bikini So Teeny.
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If you haven't heard, she was on a teeny-tiny show called Mad Men.
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Most of the time, the itsy-bitsy teeny-weenies do not dwell among us.
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Inside, in teeny-tiny letters, his name is engraved alongside mine and my siblings'.
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Think mini horses, travel-sized condiments, and teeny replicas of your favorite board games.
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Teeny tiny viruses are one of the biggest threats that humanity has ever faced.
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Make sure you get up close to your daily vitamin C. Teeny baby mosquito.
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They can image networks of teeny-tiny blood vessels, undisturbed in their natural arrangement.
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Yes. But am I also extremely charmed and influenced by these teeny-tiny trendsetters?
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Little tiny messages that end with a teeny-weeny sentence with an exclamation point.
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We stayed in the Hotel Nikko (clean, hip, teeny-tiny rooms) in Union Square.
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Their music has been pulling in comparisons to Frank Zappa, which Teeny doesn't understand.
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This teeny-tiny hamster was brought into a veterinarian's office due to a broken arm.
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What you don't envision is a sticker—a temporary tattoo with teeny, tiny circuits inside.
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Ever want to see a teeny tiny knife get made right before your very eyes?
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This isn't the smallest bird ever—there are still teeny species of hummingbirds around today.
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They're a teeny-tiny accessory that has been the subject of many dinner convo debates.
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Check out his work, and you'll see the appeal of a teeny kitten transcends time.
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Two thumbs up all around — minus the midges, which are basically teeny tiny biting gnats.
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Teeny and Samantha, who both have family trouble, form one unit; Roberta and Chrissy another.
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Today, fashion news writer Channing Hargrove shows us around her teeny-tiny studio in Harlem.
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Plus the Scandinavians nations are teeny and homogenous, they don&apost even compare to America.
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In the video, Aguilera rocked blonde and black hair, facial piercings, and teeny tiny chaps.
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I just braided my hair in teeny braids that would hang when I'd get wet.
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We found apparel and footwear for any age, including teeny-tiny infant and toddler sneakers.
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If you look really, really closely, he's sporting a teeny stud on his left nostril.
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But the stage was still this teeny thing, it was like ants on stage performing.
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It is "Donald Trump No. 4," a teeny image surrounded by a big white frame.
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And not just any food — super-nutritious, teeny-tiny microgreens, great for garnishes and salads.
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She has a portfolio here and a teeny little crafting blog here, of all things.
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The lawsuit was a mismatch — teeny Kiini versus vast Victoria — but Ms. Irgit was scrappy.
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The result would be submicroscopic irregularities or fluctuations, teeny-tiny lumps of hot and cold.
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And to their menu written in teeny-tiny text that all blurs together for me.
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It's teeny as can be, but they have the most amazing stuff up in there.
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"You can see from the teeny-tiny brushstrokes that this is very expensive," he says.
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It rose up to the sky, teeny-tiny, and then dropped into shining water. Pock!
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At age 19, Rihanna blossomed from safe, generic teeny-bopper to confident, leather-clad hitmaker.
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It looks like most electric toothbrushes: thick handle, teeny head, buzzes when you turn it on.
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It's designed to be legible on teeny screens, like the one found on the Apple Watch.
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If you look closely, though, you'll see Adams' teeny little head peaking through in the background.
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The 38-year-old wore a teeny-tiny pink and yellow cocktail dress for the occasion.
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The teeny telescope will replace the Kepler/K2 mission, which has already discovered thousands of exoplanets.
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This 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 is a V-0003 squeezed into a teeny, tiny package.
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This 1962 Shelby Cobra CSX 2000 is a V-8 squeezed into a teeny, tiny package.
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AKM-GSI Move aside, Daisy Duke — Ariel Winter is the new queen of teeny tiny shorts.
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The orders came in faster than our teeny team could handle, so I arranged for backup.
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Because I'm sure you're wondering, she is very teeny tiny but she doesn't look scary thin.
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The newest member of Zoo Atlanta's Madagascar hissing cockroach family is a teeny tiny Tom Brady.
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"These are teeny, weenie little adjustments at the margin that make virtually no difference," Dimon said.
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"There's little teeny women that weigh about 100 pounds that actually do Olympic weightlifting," she says.
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Normally, as computers devolve from gargantuan machines to teeny laptops, you start seeing performance trade-offs.
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"And be a supporter and a follower in the little, teeny tiny ways that I can."
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Speaking of her bedroom, I've been to see it IRL and her bed was teeny tiny.
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After it's been sliced, she cauterizes the bloody patch of leftover flesh with a teeny laser.
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Put them on your desk and arrange a teeny epic battle instead of doing your job.
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Liquid Honey Tincture offers big relaxation in teeny-tiny quantities for $5 off its usual $20.
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" She cheekily adds, "I may have had a little teeny peek, but I can't say anything.
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Relaxed, with the guy trying just a teeny tiny bit harder with his pose and sunglasses.
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GRADE A+ This little teeny box contains 710 milligrams of sodium, which seems like a lot.
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Then there's Justin Bieber, with his teeny-weeny, incy-wincy, baby-booby, oopsy-poopsy little mustache.
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Wheaton and Coates are inconsistent, Rogers is teeny and not a burner, and DHB is DHB.
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So, all were happy to see that a teeny tiny bump also showed up for DragCon.
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Rogers said she suspects Lundy's difficulty walking is due to damage to his teeny spinal cord.
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There was even a small collection of apparel for kids, like this teeny tiny Burberry shirt.
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Not sexy or dishy or hunky or any of those insufficiently two-dimensional teeny-bopper adjectives.
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JAMES FRANCO The second job I ever did was a teeny movie with Craig T. Nelson.
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Everyone knows cute things are irresistible, whether they are puppies or teeny tubes of Good Genes.
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These are teeny tiny tears that heal quickly and can actually make your muscles stronger over time.
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The supermodel also told Fallon about her new love of teeny tiny purses, which she's started collecting.
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If you were lucky, you might even see a teeny-tiny baby claw bobbing along behind it.
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Thorne played one of Paxton's TV daughters, Tancy "Teeny" Henrickson, in the HBO hit series Big Love.
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And billions of years of bombardment from meteorites and micrometeorites may have pulverized it into teeny pieces.
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No, not that big, unidentified insect at right; Jason is the teeny beetle at the very bottom.
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Lots of windows and natural light make the teeny footprint feel larger than its 150 square feet.
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Look at how much joy her teeny setback has brought the miserable people of Twitter: Thoughts & Prayers.
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In that shot, Kim wore a teeny black bikini while her husband opted for a teal speedo.
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Take a close look at several lucky Instagrammers' photos and you can spy teeny-tiny ghosts, too.
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The trailer dropped Wednesday — consider it a teeny reminder that Oscar season is always almost upon us.
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Scientists stumbled upon a teeny male kitefin shark in 2010 while studying sperm whales in the Gulf.
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Will Blanton's Paisley Princess is a ridiculously smart little adventure, played across a teeny-tiny 5x5 grid.
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Safari Park Taigan in Belogorsk, Russia is now home to two teeny-tiny, newborn albino lion cubs.
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Dripping with emotion, "All That Matters" showed a Bieber ready to shed all the teeny-bopper tropes.
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We suspect little Luna is, like Ratatouille, a teeny-tiny creature who is very good with food.
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There is a teeny-tiny chance that we will get another Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants movie!
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Microplastics, in case you're not sure, are exactly what they sound like -- teeny tiny particles of plastic.
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This portable computer still runs an OS with folders and windows navigated by a teeny-tiny cursor.
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Instead, the teeny weeny particles that comprise everything solid behave like waves — like sound waves, for instance.
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On the other hand, Dr. Alexander says she's seen patients with "teeny" fibroids and very severe symptoms.
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In just a few minutes, the carver carves ribbons of wax, a teeny windmill, flowers and birds.
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The new MacBook Pro is expected to clock in at over 16-inches with teeny tiny bezels.
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Or, if you're working with a dark base, add teeny golden babylights for instant sparkle and dimension.
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But shorts — short coat-rompers, metallic pink leather matching shorts and jackets, teeny black Lycra … hot pants?
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NOW: He has fully left behind his teeny-bopper status and hasn't released an album since 2015.
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I tweeted my opinions during the political debates to the teeny tiny echo chamber of the like-minded.
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She decides not to wear a special teeny gold dress because it reveals too much of her psoriasis.
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The one detail that completed the whole ensemble: the teeny-tiny beauty mark just below her right eye.
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His dog is a teeny-tiny little grump, so she doesn't get to go on many park adventures.
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After all, every teeny-weeny-tiny thing I do ripples out and out in cascades of expanding influence.
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My daughter's biological mom was living in Clyde River at the time, which is a teeny-tiny community.
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Teeny puppy Ren, who appears to be a white and brindle pit bull, arrived safely on Sunday evening.
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The names are going to be pretty teeny, though — about one-thousandth the width of a human hair.
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Cheese: Babybel The Carter-Knowles household gained two teeny tiny human additions this year—Sir Carter and Rumi.
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Teeny PCs are only possible because Bluetooth sucks significantly less than it did only a few years ago.
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Bernie Sanders nabbed a teeny, but crucial, endorsement today from a supporter during his appearance in Portland, Oregon.
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Keeping a teeny, tiny little secret between the two of you will form a bond stronger than most.
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Other states that fared well included Vermont, Minnesota, Illinois, and Maryland (teeny-tiny shoutout to my home state).
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"Seven or eight people would get together and have these teeny tiny little informal tournaments," she told me.
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I remember the feeling of excitement and possibility, mixed in with just a teeny bit of crushing uncertainty.
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She didn't want to be one of those women who noted every teeny tiny thing and racialized it.
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Are they concerned about what the teeny boppers—particularly their young female fans—might make of it all?
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But it turns out that you can fit a lot of teeny books into a relatively small space.
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We'll repay its many favors soon, when we send a teeny tiny time capsule to our lovely moon.
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I also think the Z Flip's teeny-tiny outer screen isn't as useful as Samsung thinks it is.
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Luxembourg, the teeny little European nation, intends to become a hub for a new budding industry: asteroid mining.
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In Wegner's clip, his pen plotter draws one of 336 teeny cat doodles on a large sheet of paper.
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With another nine months to go before her 18th birthday, Kaia Gerber is already a teeny-tiny tattoo connoisseur.
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"She is a 40-pound little teeny girl and it is difficult," Budge said before the body was located.
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But there are plenty of mysteries remaining for the teeny neutrino, and new experiments coming online to solve them.
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Alexa then takes the scalpel and begins scraping the dead skin and teeny-tiny hair follicles off Nina's face.
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After its entry into Earth's atmosphere, most of its mass seemed to have disappeared—scientists only discovered teeny fragments.
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Twitter has a teeny, tiny polite suggestion for everyone on its platform: Maybe go ahead and change your password.
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And then, you're probably so scared of running out of said products that you only use teeny-tiny amounts.
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Click through to see the best examples of teeny, tiny, skinny brows, modeled by the coolest women out there.
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" With the teeny-tiny brows and dark liner, she does look like she's been plucked straight from the "Freedom!
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Here's another picture of a teeny, weird ant baby head:Image: Fox, E.G.P et alThis next file is called 'mouthparts.
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Not only did they not gain weight, they actually lost a teeny bit—about one pound after 12 weeks.
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No nuts, no teeny tiny chocolate chips, just the good stuff from this reliable, top-selling cookie lover's brand.
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The teacher is a teeny tiny drill sergeant who often makes this class full of ripped, shirtless dudes weep.
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In the 1950s, throngs of zealous fans known as "bobby soxers" and "teeny boppers" swooned over Sinatra and Elvis.
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Later in the day, she swapped the teeny bikini for an elegant, red gown at the star-studded wedding.
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And although they do make teeny snowboards for kids, her father Zach Henderson says it wasn't quite small enough.
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The proud papa posted a pic of his newborn baby's teeny-tiny hand along with this message to fans.
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Newly engaged couple Mariah Carey and James Packer have a teeny tiny issue -- they're both married to other people.
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"I use a teeny tiny mascara for the bottom lashes made by Surratt Beauty (like this one)," she shares.
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Located outside the teeny bopper playground of the Granville strip also ensures the crowd is a bit more mature.
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Inconspicuous tattoos, whether they're teeny-tiny or flat-out hidden, have been having a moment for a while now.
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In the paper, the Stanford researchers suggest that the impact of each variant has a teeny impact on height.
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Well, the teeny, wise-beyond-her-years North West — daughter of Kimye, of course — knows all about it now.
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The device is honestly pretty cool—it's a clear piece of resin printed with three teeny chambers that costs .
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"There were all these teeny squares," Ms. Younger said recently, recalling the cover illustration, a yearbook-style photo mosaic.
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The theme of the show seems to be teeny-bopping to the oldies, complete with a tragic Elvis impersonator.
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Jewel box: "That is an apartment that might be teeny tiny, but might be decorated nicely," Ms. Cangiano said.
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It gets a teeny bit easier, though, when you make it a habit to plan trips around your budget.
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Now, the trend is bleeding into travel, and tourists can fulfill their big vacation dreams in teeny, tiny accommodations.
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It's a teeny robot version of your favorite Sesame Street character, and its goal is to teach kids to code.
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That's a teeny portion of the pet population at large, but a 17% increase in enrollments from the previous year.
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She shared photos from their trip on Instagram, including snaps of a beach day in a teeny-tiny yellow bikini.
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But just like her inspiration, Teeny NeNe serves up the most sass with her trademark one-liners: "I mean really!"
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Her dog licks her face as she lies back in a teeny bikini while trying to soak up the rays.
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She also has her middle name, Jordan, painted on her inner arm, and there's a teeny spaceship on her thigh.
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Physicists later realized that despite its teeny mass, the axion could also account for all of the Universe's dark matter.
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Here's an itsy-bitsy, teeny-tiny glimpse of the first few digits of the number:2150...You get the point.
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A teeny tiny tool lets you adjust the tension of the triggers, while a switch lets you adjust draw length.
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It's shaping up to have teeny-tiny bezels at the top and bottom and an aspect ratio of 18.5:9.
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Well, the Beatles had just come onto the scene, but they were considered this teeny-bopper fad on the side.
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They failed the first, "big, bad wolf", but were spot-on for "itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, yellow, polka-dot bikini".
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Last week President Obama announced a teeny, weeny executive action to close a few loopholes in the background check laws.
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She shared photos from their trip on Instagram, including snaps of a beach day in a teeny-tiny yellow bikini.
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Social Security checks will get a teeny bit bigger in 2017 We're only talking about $2 - $6 a month. Still.
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As this happens, the camera goes for a wide shot to settle on her body in the teeny, tiny leotard.
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The singer is sporting two new teeny weeny, itsy bitsy tattoos, and took to Instagram to reveal their big meaning.
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One of Burgess's favorite discoveries is bits of helium she found stuck into teeny pits on the lunar sample dirt.
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Birch has phenomenal onscreen charisma — it's easy to believe that Teeny would go on to find the fame she craves.
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The finished product will be as pretty as Big Ben, if even these teeny, tiny, glittering components are any indication.
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And I think she's proud of the work ethic that I have and the teeny-tiny things I have achieved.
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So, we put together some innovative teeny-tiny tips that can help you save just a little bit of money.
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Lately, their Instagram feeds consist of shots of themselves in thong bikinis, high-cut one-pieces and teeny triangle tops.
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Some people go to town with thick, dramatic wings, while others use a lighter hand for a teeny, kitten flick.
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Personally, I'm new to the shenanigans of these teeny cube titans — and as such, am mainly in awe of BOXBOY!
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We have a office in Boston, teeny office in Austin, Texas, then a small office also in the Pentagon. Great.
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Jenner just stepped out with the rapper revealing a teeny tiny "T" on the inner portion of her left ankle.
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Just make sure they have a magnifying glass so they can better read the words on the teeny, tiny emoji.
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Booking is a teeny bit complex, but totally worth it: Start by heading to Google Flights and looking for dates.
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All the well-intentioned teeny-bopper period-care manuals I had access to seemed to avoid the word "period" altogether.
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I was scared of people using my past in pageants against me or saying, 'Oh, she's just a teeny bopper.
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How teeny-tiny does the spacecraft need to be, and how gigantic an amount of energy are we figuring on?
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A hand-painted python halter dress and a watercolor velvet gown with teeny straps passed like ships in the night.
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The image is the result of combining 1,000 exposures of a teeny tiny patch of sky taken over 10 years.
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Oh, that sounds delicious, it sounds great, and then it's this teeny weeny thing you maybe get three bites of.
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Saturn's iconic belt stretches 175,000 miles across and mostly consists of icy chunks, ranging from teeny tiny to boulder size.
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Today, Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and super-famous physicist Stephen Hawking announced they have arrived at one: teeny, tiny spacecraft.
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Teeny escaped to Kentucky for a bit, and she found her time there much more productive on the songwriting front.
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Galaxies throughout the Universe are acting on the Milky Way through gravity, so we should be accelerating, perhaps a teeny bit.
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The result is a beer that resembles a teeny tiny Klan member—though the beer's mission statement is outspokenly anti-racist.
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After two weeks, the outermost surfaces began to fold inward, creating contours and wrinkles in the teeny sheet of brain cells.
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I like to think that's why she's gifted us with a peek at her teeny little angel on Earth, baby Luna.
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This teeny-tiny ARM processor essentially interfaces with your computer via the USB port and contains two LEDs and two buttons.
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Before dyeing her hair platinum, almost white blonde, Cyrus went sporty at the Knicks game in N.Y.C. in two teeny topknots.
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The four satellites are teeny — smaller than the standard CubeSat, which is about 4 inches (10 centimeters) in all three dimensions.
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Your technician will be using a teeny-tiny, tweezer-like tool to precisely affix around 160 individual eyelashes to your eyes.
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Longoria's teeny bump was barely visible in November as she stunned in a dark blue velvet wrap dress from her collection.
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I then flipped the tube and carefully brushed over my lashes with the teeny-tiny Lift wand to lift and lengthen.
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Sarah pressed the needles into my skin in a linear pattern, poking teeny tiny holes into the surface of my face.
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I moved out of my parents' house on my own to this teeny little apartment where I could barely afford rent.
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PopSugar recently reported on a new cake decorating trend that's taking over Instagram, and it's inspired by your teeny desk terrarium.
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And in February, Simpson shared an Instagram photo posing in a pair of Daisy Dukes and a teeny red bikini top.
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That's the thing about Instagram that people have to remember: This is a teeny tiny glimpse, in squares, of my life.
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On the bright side, you can rent out equally cool places for a teeny tiny percentage of these prices on Airbnb.
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And when applied in teeny-tiny doses, these shades provide an even canvas, so you can use less concealer and foundation.
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"There's nothing in what we've done that says you can't have teeny, micro-continents sticking out of the oceans," Wing said.
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And there are really cool-sounding technologies like Lightsail (teeny sails), StarChip (a powerful gram-scale wafer) and Light Beamer (lasers!).
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And they can look right back at you too, with a teeny eye on the tip of each bendy starfish arm.
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Instead, some robotic probe might find evidence of teeny tiny microbes on Jupiter's moon Europa or some place close to home.
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Afterward, stepping onto the baking sidewalk, I found myself paying greedy attention to the rustling trees, the flutter of teeny birds.
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I wanted something large enough to make a statement but small enough for someone living in a teeny tiny studio apartment.
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Mr. Lacey puts his nose in their mouth and blows when they are teeny to get them used to the feel.
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Pikachu, an electric mouse, is based on the actual pika, a teeny mammal that's more closely related to rabbits than rats.
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"When I write songs, I'm always imagining a landscape of some sort," Teeny says, after asking the server for some rice.
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"Is this a teeny-tiny proportion of the population, or is this something the average family doctor better learn about?" he asked.
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Sleepace is currently developing a product called the Sleep Dot, a teeny-tiny tracker that sticks to the corner of a pillowcase.
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Celebrity manicurist Gina Edwards tells us that fiberglass is a thin, cloth-like material that is usually separated into teeny-tiny strands.
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Candice Swanepoel has traded in walking the runway Victoria's Secret Angels for hanging out with a teeny-tiny angel of her own.
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I have my date tonight, so I pack a change of clothes and put a teeny bit of Erborian CC corrector on.
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Whole-body strength training will change your body fat much more effectively than just running your teeny ab muscles into the ground.
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They take up more space than you'll have in your teeny, tiny dorm room, and you'll end up filling them with junk.
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Yet, one of the scariest single images I've seen on television lately has nothing to do with teeny-tiny blood-spraying holes.
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Ok, so maybe, the single golden horn was part of a costume, but this mini pony from Teeny Tiny Farm sold it.
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He didn't look good, but we lived in a teeny-tiny place and he needed to get out and get fresh air.
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Poking hundreds of teeny-tiny holes into your face might sound like a good way to cause skin problems, not cure them.
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Susan Lucci nearly broke the internet earlier this year when photos of the soap star in a teeny tiny bathing suit surfaced.
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We'd never say it to his face, but the Mountain does look just a teeny bit ridiculous in his new battle armour.
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Check your favorite tattoo artists' feeds, and you'll notice that teeny tiny fruit is popping up more often than Chrissy Teigen tweets.
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On Friday, Kendall, 23, shared a photo of herself sunbathing in the grass wearing a teeny string bikini and oversized sun hat.
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These little engines are incredibly teeny, producing just 30 microNewtons of thrust, which is about the weight of a mosquito, says Thorpe.
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Maybe you tote around a teeny-tiny keychain version of your favorite one (cough, cough, Sriracha) for extra flavor on the go.
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A teeny, tiny hint about Game of Thrones Season 8 may point to one of the series most highlyanticipated battles ever: Cleganebowl.
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The teeny parasite fought its way into Prater's eye some time during a July tree-cutting job in Johnson County, he explained.
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With interest rates at the lowest levels since the 22019's, the Fed has already made two teeny steps toward higher rates.
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Sometimes, the key to moving forward in the story is pressing the teeny tiny play key in the corner of the screen.
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When Broadly visited the shelter in September, we met two dachshund puppies named Teeny and Tiny from a puppy farm in Latvia.
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And for skeptics who don't believe these mistakes actually happen, fellow Redditors shared their own teeny furniture mishaps in the photo's comments.
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It's almost as if one teeny extra hour of sleep made teenagers decide they didn't hate school and learning quite so much.
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This is not a news flash: We've long been obsessed with Ariana Grande's transformation from teeny Disney star to preeminent pop princess.
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I remember Ms. Lyonne from "Pee Wee's Playhouse," when she was teeny, and I knew she was going to be a star.
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I know, I know: I'm playing for peanuts, a teeny, tiny bag of honey-roasted peanuts, but I care about priority boarding.
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You need to build on tiles—all on teeny RAM chips—and filling each tile without burning up nets you a victory.
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We opted for a polka-dotted matching set, a teeny black diamond necklace, and an affordable straw tote that's picnic/beach/BBQ-ready.
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In their view, if your liver failed, maybe you could get a little teeny liver implanted somewhere else in order to supplement it.
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Some people are into the teeny-tiny blackhead pops, others go crazy for her cyst surgeries, some people live and die for lipomas.
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But last century, authorities realized that its teeny fibers can lodge themselves in our lungs, leading to dangerous and fatal illness like mesothelioma.
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Grab some eyelash glue and a bevy of teeny studs (you can find these at your local craft store) and get to work.
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The actress, 27, shared a photo that shows off her abs in a teeny, tiny, orange bikini — and gained Kim Kardashian West's approval.
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The gaming gear maker worked with a supplier to develop teeny tiny RGB LEDs and then essentially bought the production line for them.
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But this isn't some cargo van or decked out pickup, it's a teeny electric car, barely capable of transporting more than one person.
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The teeny Venice Beach cherub — he was 26 when he got kicked off — left after an unusual hometown date with his estranged dad.
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There's an attached soft lens cloth and teeny cargo straps on the bottom if you want to carry a windbreaker or small tripod.
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The 60s were a febrile decade that began with "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini" and ended with "Led Zeppelin II".
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So Deputy World Editor Hayes Brown is here to talk us down about this teeny tiny event that's happening next week in England.
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Dzimira says she bought Chip at Petco and got him the bed, which resembles a teeny-tiny dog or cat bed, at PetSmart.
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But one hardware hacker named daftmike crafted the mini NES Nintendo should have made, and it will give you intense teeny console jealousy.
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Quantum mechanics is all about how the Universe works at the smallest level — how teeny particles like electrons and positrons move and connect.
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She accessorized her look with light pink gloves, a teeny pink purse on a gold chain and a pair of fur-trimmed heels.
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The actress, 49, took in some rays wearing a teeny blue bikini and oversize black sunglasses as she relaxed in scenic Portofino, Italy.
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But Leon argued that Ty products never stopped being popular, pointing out the success of newer products like Beanie Boos and Teeny Tys.
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Then there's the halftone puzzle, where each of the 1,000 pieces is comprised of teeny, tiny dots of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.
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It's 2017, after all, and the year's most photo-worthy bags spanned every category, from practical backpacks to super-teeny-tiny baby bags.
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Other teams of scientists have recently developed "distributed acoustic sensing," which uses laser pulses in order to detect teeny vibrations along the fiber.
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Trader Joe's is selling what are being marketed as Teeny Tiny Avocados, and they're so cute we can barely look straight at them.
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If hearts could smile, the friendship between this teeny orphaned ringtail possum and a zookeeper would have you positively beaming from the chest.
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While the results of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's study are by no means conclusive, they still represent a teeny-tiny step forward.
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This group of costumed ruffians broke out teeny motorized go-karts and took to the wide, polished floors of a local shopping mall.
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If the tattoos continue to be teeny tiny in size, The Life of Kylie star shouldn't run out of canvas space anytime soon.
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One of the things The Mandalorian does well so far is pack a lot of information into a teeny, tiny bit of story.
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It's been a week of beauty surprises for Gomez, who also showed off a teeny-weeny tattoo on her hip after Monday's Gala.
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While the Clinique and Mac products in the ASOS calendar are teeny, tiny tubes, there's otherwise a nice range of big branded items.
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Fenty is releasing mini iterations of some of its hero items, including new Gloss Bomb colors, teeny body highlighters, and mini shimmer compacts.
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Giphy. Launching Wednesday, the site's Giphy Arcade is a way for users to create, share, and play teeny tiny games with their friends.
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I take the Fresh Brown Sugar Lip Polish — it comes in a teeny tiny jar — and I scoop it out with my thumb.
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Redditor u/RationalIdiot recently posted a ridiculously adorable photo of a teeny hamster in a fitted blue hoodie to the /r/photoshopbattles subreddit.
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To make them a teeny bit healthier, I put both kinds of burger on salad rather than buns, and ... used smaller cheese slices.
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They still play with Sylvanian Families dolls, but channel their awakening hormones into having the teeny woodland creatures play out torrid soap dramas.
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Gwyneth Paltrow and her BF, TV producer Brad Falchuk enjoyed a quiet Mexican vacation in a teeny tiny beachfront villa ... BUILT FOR 12!
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To combat appearing like ridiculous tourists, travelers have ditched the modern, downtown hotel room for the teeny apartment rental in a seedy neighborhood.
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Even with teeny hands, the prehistoric rabble-rousing T-rex has been able to dip its hands into a whole lot of hijinks recently.
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Kourtney Kardashian left only a teeny bit to the imagination with a faraway shot followed by a closeup of her extremely hot crossed buns.
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The collision will hopefully change the asteroid's velocity by a teeny bit, but enough that scientists would detect the change with Earth-based telescopes.
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She can't really climb without my support, but she likes to rub chalk on her hands and put on her teeny tiny rental shoes.
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But when summer rolls around, all these arid weirdos go out to that teeny balcony and bask in the morning to mid-day sun.
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On Sunday, Jenner was seen wearing the suit in L.A. She paired it with white tennis sneakers and a teeny silver Louis Vuitton bag.
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An unnamed Model X owner uploaded two clips to YouTube on Saturday that show a teeny kitten trapped inside the bumper of his vehicle.
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The Hobbit is an 8-hour-long CGI-fueled film trilogy about a group of dwarves, a division two wizard and a teeny burglar.
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Traveling anywhere that doesn't warrant a checked bag means ditching your full-size beauty products for teeny-tiny samples that last approximately two uses.
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" KK: "My husband gave me this vintage locket on our wedding day with a teeny pic from our third date and a beautiful card.
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After all it's still commonplace to find any of these authors shelved haphazardly in one teeny "African American Interests" section at your local bookshop.
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When running Hawking and Hartles' as well as Vilenkin's, math, the new team didn't get the teeny quantum fluctuations required to create today's universe.
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It sits higher on the waist creating a teeny tiny waistline and with its flowy hem, it makes your stems look nice and long.
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The chefs created a dish called the Teeny Blini, a sophisticated way to experience the full flavors of the cookie with mascarpone and fruit.
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The teeny tiny Nintendo Entertainment System packed with 295 classic 289-bit games originally hit store shelves in late 280 ... and promptly sold out.
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It was a teeny tiny effect that took tens of millions of D0 mesons to see, but it was there It's a big deal.
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The style is generally attributed to designer Rudi Gernreich — that rascal — who also created other teeny-tiny trailblazers like the monokini and the pubikini.
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There's even a teeny, tiny Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) skulking on the corner of 12th Street — because he's always there when you need him.
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We've been salivating at every teeny-tiny breadcrumb dropped about Game of Thrones season 7 — a cryptic teaser here, a vague set report there.
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If you put the two speakers side-by-side, you'll notice that the Wonderboom 22 is just a teeny bit bigger than the original.
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The "Sorry" singer was seen wearing a teeny-weeny man bun this weekend during Sean Penn & Friend's Help Haiti Home gala in Beverly Hills.
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"Let's get this sausage party started," Quinn declares before the men start punching one another, strutting around the Everlasting compound in teeny-tiny Speedos.
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Musically, it lavishes in the world of teeny tiny sounds: electronic beats that seem to barely make a thud, intertwining twinkling 8-bit flourishes.
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Even with the most sophisticated cutting-edge artificial intelligence, we're nowhere near being able to simulate the brain of a teeny-tiny microscopic worm.
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She was just "a teeny tiny kid," but she'd often join in with mom or make up her own tunes to sing to herself.
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And the jewelry store Stone & Strand has a new private label that includes "tiny" baguette diamond studs ($145) and "teeny" round diamond studs ($45).
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Schwartz ("A Teeny Tiny Baby") gives babies lots to stare at, and grown-ups may find themselves just as delighted by her exquisite illustrations.
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Taking to Instagram to post a photo of the teeny tiny mogul, Jenner flaunted a picture of Stormi looking over the Valentine's Day collection.
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"I get bitten by the ones I nursed and loved and cared for since they were teeny, tiny, little adorable ones," Ms. Hinzen said.
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Like, roughly 20 minutes into the pilot fast, when teeny tiny interdimensional squid begin falling from the sky, only to disappear in the sunlight.
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Just because Rubio is talking about it doesn't mean it will happen, but it's a significant door that just cracked open a teeny bit.
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" — Suzanne Osborn, Sonora "Port Costa [in the San Francisco Bay Area] is teeny tiny and sits on the edge of the Carquinez Strait waterfront.
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Something like the Sun should bend the light from the constellations behind it, making the stars look as if they've moved over a teeny bit.
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Unlike their close, but much more famous relatives the tarantulas, tree trapdoor spiders are teeny, with most species small enough to fit on a fingernail.
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But believe it or not, that "itsy bitsy, teeny weeny" swimsuit is actually hiding a whole bunch of history under those few strips of fabric.
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If you have 70 teeny-tiny breweries instead of one great big multinational company, you're going to create much broader opportunities for the workers involved.
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Using a teeny paint brush, we used black acrylic to paint letters (it's fine to be sloppy here) and lines to mimic Christmas light wiring.
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Teeny tiny itty bitty cooking spacePhoto: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)As far as I could see, there wasn't much support for making up your own combos.
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Today, you can see featherwing beetles—or maybe not, because they're so teeny—sailing airspaces all over the world, mostly in temperate and tropical regions.
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In a particularly cruel trick, some options that appeared sparkle-free in the pan somehow managed to leave teeny flecks of shine on my face.
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Read these stories next:The Real Meaning Behind Your Favorite Celebrity Tattoos The Teeny-Tiny Tattoos We Want In 2018 "Mirror Foot Tattoos" Are Sweeping Instagram
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The menu, printed in teeny-tiny black letters on brown paper, is divided into bar snacks, "glass jars," butcher's platters and plates small and large.
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It's teeny enough to store in a closet but jam-packed with features, including adjustable tension controls, an electric fitness monitor, and detachable resistance tubes.
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Casual dog lovers know what they're drawn to — those big puppy eyes, a teeny nose, and a head that seems too big for its body.
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Today, her students focus on that teeny TimePix chip, which takes snapshots of the collisions, many photos per second, recording the particles that hit it.
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The four boys I chatted with forego playing video games to hang out after school trying to identify which particles have struck its teeny surface.
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She says that when her company surveys consumers on brands and buying habits, these types of businesses are a "teeny-tiny percent" of brands mentioned.
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There was that time she restored an oversize picnic table (a gift from her late father) wearing only a teeny-tiny, paisley-printed two-piece.
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There is nothing This Is Us enjoys more than teasing out major reveals over countless episodes, complete with teeny-tiny clues viewers must obsess over.
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I send my own packages (and pay my own bills) these days, and experience a teeny bit of guilt whenever I think about that conversation.
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Teegarden's star is teeny, at around 9 percent the mass of the Sun with a temperature of around 2,900 Kelvin (2,623 Celsius or 4,760 Fahrenheit).
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On Instagram alone, there are thousands of hashtags and curated accounts that pool together some of the coolest tattoos keeping this teeny-tiny style alive.
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Ted Cruz could fill his campaign coffers with a million bucks ... with a teeny tiny string attached -- he has to star in a porn flick.
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Sometimes something gives us a teeny glimpse into the true nature of this world—but the moment you look at it, it disappears from view.
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Indeed. The two women are kicked out of the club and as the situations calms, Niecy notices several teeny little lights pointed in her direction.
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Combining these loves into one project, he created Pugémon — a series of adorable illustrations depicting what Pokémon would look like if they were teeny pugs.
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But, underneath all that brawn is a teeny tiny brain (much like his characters in Neighbors, Neighbors 2, and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates).
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From the classic itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny string bikini to an off-the-shoulder set, the 16 sets ahead hit that bikini-loving sweet spot.
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A teeny, tiny teaser for 2018's Wreck-It Ralph 2, presented Tuesday at CinemaCon, reveals the sequel will be called Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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And it's so easy that all you'll need is a teeny bit of prep, a single cast-iron skillet, and some hot-as-hell coals.
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"Let's get this sausage party started," Quinn declares before the men start punching one another and strutting around the Everlasting compound in teeny-tiny Speedos.
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This teeny craft would be propelled by a 100-gigahertz laser array that would accelerate the Starshot to nearly 20 percent the speed of light.
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Much of the Kardashian-Jenner crew came out to toast the birthday girls, who wore mermaid tails and teeny shell bikini tops for the soiree.
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Kevin Race: I was working at the radio station back home in a very little town [Jamestown, NY], so it was a teeny little station.
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Gail: As to the Senate, I suspect the teeny-tiny population of North Dakota voters will decree that their seat will switch to the Republicans.
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It's a teeny little scroll in a wooden frame that kind of pops up like a folding chair so you can look at it vertically.
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I'm no meteorologist, but if there's still slush on the ground and teeny dogs still need sweaters, it's still winter... even if it's late March.
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Yes, Shakira, the other halftime star, also wore a teeny tiny micro skirt with lots of sparkling fringe by Peter Dundas — and yes, she's 43.
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Oh, dear me, here I am on the West Side Highway with a flat from a teeny, easily fixable puncture and nowhere to pull over.
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Unfortunately, the teeny fingerprint sensor seems less reliable than on the Xperia 1, which is to say it's less reliable than most other unlock systems.
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The teeny off-road bike is powered by a small detachable battery similar to ones used for electric power tools and starts at around $650.
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After moving Marcel to the bedroom with the help of Duchamp's nephew, a doctor, Teeny called Man Ray and asked him to come right over.
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The big debate in the academic literature is whether these campaign events don't matter at all, or whether they just matter a teeny, tiny bit.
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"I like her shoes," someone comments next to me, and I look at lead singer Teeny Lieberson's footwear, which is socks and metallic sandals: nice.
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But I am someone with a teeny tiny Twitter following, a sense of humor, and a desire to make sure you're not fucking it up online.
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The 20-year-old supermodel made a visit to celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy recently, where she added two teeny-tiny black angel wings to her ankles.
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Whether you love, hate, or feel entirely meh about the dual-notch design, the R2 Compact is packing some impressive guts in its teeny, tiny frame.
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The couple shared a video of their second child's 10-week ultrasound to Instagram on Tuesday, which showcased the growing baby's teeny-tiny arms and legs.
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But in better(ish!) times, even our most toxically masculine leaders seemed to care about exercise, and did so while rocking teeny-tiny runner's booty shorts.
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The rest of the evening consisted of a more even matchup of Cage and Duchamp's wife, Teeny, while the chess master sat at the table observing.
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The Swedish beauty's teeny white bikini is giving the good people of Cancun a great view of her goods while she enjoys a little R&R.
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During fittings for a new film, she shared a glimpse of her teeny denim shorts and even tinier crop top that's giving us strong festival flashbacks.
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I did vaguely remember Margot Robbie once swore by nipple cream for softer lips, so I applied a teeny dab of the waxy formula to mine.
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A ring size of 5 is teeny-tiny (that's about a 15.6mm diameter), so hopefully, the winner will have small fingers, or be an actual baby.
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Let this lift some of the Daylight Saving Time gloom: There is a teeny-weeny ray of hope that we might get a Step Brothers sequel.
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Earlier this year on an episode of KUWTK, Kardashian West said her husband suggested she wear teeny tiny sunglasses instead of her once-signature large frames.
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Replace that teeny slice of code through IVF, the thinking goes, and you can save a child from a deadly disorder they will otherwise definitely inherit.
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"Let's give it up for these bitches, these gorgeous girls," Merrie Cherry says from a teeny square stage in the middle of Williamsburg gay bar Metropolitan.
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We know very little about Avengers 4 – other than that most of our faves are dead – but now we have a teeny, tiny nugget of intrigue.
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She darts into the booth with Ruth and Sam to let them know there might notice a small, teeny cameo, but leaves before they can protest.
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Hilton Rothschild says while her younger daughter is "too teeny" to participate in Aunt Paris' upcoming wedding ceremony, Lily-Grace will definitely be a flower girl.
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A steam bath, of course, followed by an oatmeal bath — a luxurious cure for itchy, mystic marsupials — in a teeny tub that perfectly fits a wombat.
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Steve Harvey posed this question to the folks on "Family Feud" ... What would you do to an ex-wife who said you had a teeny-weeny?
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Then, earlier this week, white teeny-bopper-turned-sex-symbol Justin Bieber unveiled his new dreaded emo-swoop to the horror of woke black folks everywhere.
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The spread included creative eats from the competition like Hannah's Sweet and Savory Chicken and Peaches, Alexandra's Refreshing Watermelon Salad and Jude's Teeny Zucchini Triangular Panini.
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Miraculously, this dude managed to keep his phone in his hand and his teeny bathing suit on his butt when a massive wave knocked him down.
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Fiber mascaras are infused with teeny-tiny fibers that latch onto your natural lashes to add length and drama without too much effort on your end.
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Their love affair started in 113 and lasted for several years, ending with her departure for Brazil and with Duchamp's 211 marriage to Alexina "Teeny" Duchamp.
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Related Links: Leonardo DiCaprio Looks Like A Whole New ManHere's What World Leaders Would Look Like With Man BunsJustin Bieber Rocks A Teeny-Weeny Man Bun
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How they work: You apply the gel to dry skin and the polymer-based liquid binds to the oil on your face, forming teeny little balls.
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Still, the Galaxy Active2 is beautiful, especially if you like the look of an analog watch instead of a teeny-tiny smartphone strapped to your wrist.
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The look of the liquid in the glass said "white wine," and it even had teeny tiny collections of bubbles around the edge of the liquid.
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Inside Out is here to breakdown the complexity of human existence into teeny, tiny, anthropomorphic pieces and spoon-feed them to you as you enter 23.
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"It's a teeny, tiny reform for an enormous problem in the country," opposition leftist senator Mario Delgado said during the discussion of the medical marijuana bill.
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My eyes darted in every direction — at styles I had never seen, at women adorned in Ankara print dresses, at teeny-weeny Afros and goddess locs.
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The FCC said the unapproved launch and operation of the company's SpaceBEEs—teeny, tiny experimental satellites—occurred a month after the agency denied its application for deployment.
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Andrew Cuomo is being accused of trying to "manipulate" donor statistics after campaign finance reports revealed teeny-tiny contributions from individuals on or associated with his staff.
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Bose-Einstein condensates let scientists see teeny quantum mechanical effects on a much larger scale, and have been used to do lots and lots of wild physics.
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The series is rooted in a 30-day challenge van der Velde conducted last year, which has been reborn as a weekly post called Teeny Tiny Thursdays.
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Ending the convo strong, Kourt does some of her new healing moves, which, with her trendy teeny tiny sunglasses, make her look like a forgotten Matrix extra.
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The researchers have fired projectiles such as teeny cannonballs and, more recently, smoke rings, at free-flying moths in order to try and explain this incredible behavior.
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The teeny satellite will serve as the Kepler/K2 mission's replacement and will survey hundreds of thousands of stars in the 300 closest light-years to Earth.
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Detecting the teeny changes in space from passing gravitational waves with a detector requires reducing or identifying as many of the sources of outside disturbances as possible.
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Hoover's also equipped it with Dual-Cyclonic Technology, which prevents suction loss, as well as a HEPA Media Filter that traps 99.97% of teeny, tiny dirt particles.
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At nearly 3-months-old, the teeny bear is doing very well, however the zoo has yet to name her and is asking for the Internet's help.
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The way her owner Laura Young tells it, her mother found a teeny newborn Pumpkin with a broken leg hanging out under the shade of a tree.
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Don't be fooled by its teeny size, the Dot is loud enough to cut through the noise so you can still listen to, say, Vagabon's new album.
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And on Sunday, the mom of three wore a teeny tiny vibrant chartreuse string bikini in a series of Instagram story videos she shared throughout the day.
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Not only that, but it also has a very consistent backlight (no light bleed to be found on dark images), teeny tiny bezels, and outstanding color fidelity.
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Over 350 of items on the H&M home website and in stores are on sale for up to 80% off, for prices as teeny as $1.99.
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Available in sizes 2-20, the line features seductive one-pieces, retro high-cut bikini briefs and teeny tiny triangle top that leave little to the imagination.
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AE has partnered with Dormify, an online mecca for decor pieces designed specifically to add major personality to cookie-cutter college living spaces and teeny first apartments.
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He wrote: This teeny cabinet is a cool and clever idea, but if you really want to have some fun please consider this Cupcade arcade cabinet instead.
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Mei Smith: This boutique is teeny-tiny and definitely pricey, but it does offer the kind of gorgeous minimalist clothing plus-size brands usually skip right over.
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There were the flip phones with teeny screens on the outside and cameras that swiveled around the hinge (LG CU500, a memorable device with a forgettable name).
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And if we know anything about this family, the high-rise thongs, flashes of underboob in teeny triangle bikinis and skimpy mirror selfies aren't stopping anytime soon.
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Then, she styled them IRL with short-shorts so teeny they could double as underwear, with a graphic-print shirt of Princess Diana and oversize leather jacket.
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A piece of presidential history in brownstone Brooklyn is on the market, and it's a home for which we wouldn't mind swapping our own nearby teeny apartments.
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From the very beginning, Berry's sound encompassed a host of different elements: Blues, R&B, Caribbean, folk, teeny bopper, and, perhaps most of all, country and western.
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Now, he's taken the comically teeny bag trend to a whole new level with the release of the microscopic mini Le Petit Chiquito from hisFall/Winter 2019collection.
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Over the past year in particular, Kardashian started favoring '90s-inspired fashion, which resulted in her swapping out her once-signature oversize sunglasses for teeny tiny frames.
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Into our teeny little food processor goes a few handfuls of basil, a few of the carrot tops from his harvest earlier, chives, and slightly toasted pistachios.
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She said she was a "teeny bit" concerned about the government takeover of Anbang but "didn't think it's a huge problem," citing the two insurers' political connections.
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Here is 6-month-old Archer Brooke, in a teeny pair of Nike Air Jordan sneakers and shredded jeans, sitting next to a basketball for size reference.
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Mattos starts by slicing up the fluke, then rotating the pieces and slicing them again into teeny, tiny bits, which, with their shiny translucence, suddenly resemble crystals.
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It made the juice dusty pink (Gen Z's beige), tied a teeny tiny Hermès scarf around its neck, and topped it with a lacquered miniature bowler hat.
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PM 2.5 is the measure of how many teeny tiny pieces of smoke, and all other very, very small emissions particles are floating around in the air.
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After all, you never know when costly emergencies will come your way, be it an injury, a job loss — or one teeny-tiny, yet totally troublesome grape.
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This season, our favorite street style looks are a delicate mix of edgy and sophisticated — we're talking matching skirt suits, vibrant pattern mixing, and teeny tiny purses.
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"We're seeing inflation moving a teeny, tiny little bit but this is really minor," Lagarde said during a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum on Friday.
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"When recruiters are searching for you, if you have a really teeny tiny network, they won't see you because you are too removed from them," Kohut said.
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The last time it disclosed the number of people who subscribe to the service (a year and a half ago) it was a relatively teeny 12 million.
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Walter is living in one of those teeny towns outside of Yosemite Park — exactly the kind of place he and Heidi used to joke about disappearing to together.
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In order to make the UK general election a teeny bit more palatable, we decided to condense the key facts about various party leaders into Top Trump form.
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We asked the pros to help us suss out the root cause of those teeny-tiny white speckles — and what we can do to get rid of them.
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The BlackBerry Classic, that small, square thing with a teeny-tiny little keyboard below it, the ultimate accessory of the evil man and woman, will be no more.
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Hultèn's riff on the old Commodore stays true to the original's fundamental design, though the teeny little keyboard doesn't include character markers and the branding has been minimized.
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When you fling your fingers apart to see the band bigger on your phone screen, all you're doing is chopping your photo down to a teeny-tiny rectangle.
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Four doctors got permission to study 206 male patients from age 30 to 93, and found that, well, ears really did seem to get larger by a teeny .
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Matarazzo sketches a teeny tiny hamster wheel, and Stewart tries (and fails) to depict a selfie — but it's Fallon's werewolf effort that's the most truly terrifying of all.
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"Those teeny little fingers are within twitching distance of the nuclear codes," she wrote, taking a classic jab at the highly debated topic of Trump's abnormally small hands.
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That's a teeny bit expensive since Fitbit's Charge HR, which is excellent, is only $150 (though it is not showerproof.) It'll probably just come down to personal preference.
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So, we're thinking it's time to make room in our closets (though you won't need much) next to our designer tote bags for a new teeny-tiny handbag.
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Granted, the teeny tiny plaits last way longer than bigger box braids and the possibilities with micro braids are endless, but you can't deny that they're a commitment.
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"I go out of town for one night… @chipgaines #welcometothefarmkitty," Joanna wrote alongside a photo of their new, teeny-tiny kitten underneath the family's Waco, Texas, Christmas tree.
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Cool. [H/T: The Daily Dot] In celebration of Opening Day, we hatched a team of teeny, bat-swinging chicks to play a quick game of chicken baseball.
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Note that Trump reiterates three times his opinion that Macron has a fetish for his teeny-tiny hands: I mean, this time the U.S. president might be right.
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Syncwire UNBREAKcable (Lightning) — $10.99 See Details Blow your Instagram followers' minds with shots taken using this snap-on telephoto smartphone lens, which captures teeny details in amazing clarity.
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After Bieber, 22, posted a photo showing a tiny black mark next to his right eye, fans were quick to assume that the teeny-tiny mark was permanent.
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Last September, the spring/summer 2016 collections of Versace, Céline, rag + bone, and Givenchy all featured metal loops in the form of embellished, enormous, teeny tiny, and abstract.
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But picking up Fortnite—and I've only played a teeny tiny smidgen at this point, and only on-stream with my friends and coworkers—I immediately had fun.
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There's a teeny external pocket that can also hold a phone or something small, but that one is tougher to get into so I mostly didn't use it.
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"Voting is important to me because I know I have a little, teeny, tiny voice, but that is a way for it to be heard," Ms. Anthony said.
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That allows those three center entries to be a teeny bit longer, but I'd bet that for most solvers the center "stack" wasn't the thorniest patch of clues.
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Right now, you may still be salvaging the last of your summer nail polish, draining the final dregs at the bottom of your bottle of Bikini So Teeny.
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But then we're all plenty sloppy these days, pulled toward staccato bluntness by the teeny-tiny keypads on our smartphones and the 140-character limit on our tweets.
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Through teeny, tiny surgery, Dr. Saito and his colleagues swapped out a colorful top wing with a transparent, artificial one and filmed what happened with high-speed cameras.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY A teeny, tiny snow plow For when your miniature train tracks are covered in snow ... behold, a Lego train that will barrel right through!
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Whether you're looking to escape to the scenic Rocky Mountains or the sunny Florida shore, teeny rentals (some as small as 2165 square feet) pack a major punch.
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Teeny is still the voice of the group, taking charge of answering my questions, and much of our conversation is a back and forth between her and Katherine.
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Image: Sam Woolley/GizmodoLong before I wrote blogs on the internet, when I was but a teeny college student with an LJ and a dream, I did tech support.
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Watching two people try to agree on a property is plenty entertaining, but HGTV is betting things will only escalate when house shoppers bring along their teeny peanut gallery.
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Whether or not you're interested in adorning yourself with all nine members of the Fellowship, you can't deny the skill that goes into teeny-tiny works of nail art.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Snap/GizmodoDespite sounding pretty screwed during its second-ever investor call on Thursday, Snapchat had a teeny nugget of good news to share.
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After taking the differences between the diameters of the pots I used into account, the less-vigorous motion of the Nano seemed to evaporate a teeny bit less water.
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Walking down the streets in the Möllevången neighborhood, your feet will pass by a miniature "cheese shop," a little "nut store," and many more elaborately put together, teeny storefronts.
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Sure, decorating your lips with teeny, tiny studs might not be very wearable, but it's edgy and perfect for a cool party — and what's not to love about that?
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And while SanDisk's new 400GB microSD card may still not satiate the most extreme storage hounds, good lord is that a lot of room in a teeny tiny package.
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Liam Hemsworth reminded fans of his swoon-worthiness on Monday when he posted a series of shirtless photos on Instagram — including two in a pair of teeny-tiny shorts.
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Read these stories next:The Teeny-Tiny Tattoos We Want In 2018 The Minimal Tattoo Trend Sweeping L.A. Right Now Get Ready To See This "One Line" Tattoo Trend Everywhere
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These days it's less about making music vids glossy and impressive and more about being inventive on a shoestring—take a teeny tiny budget and stretch it like Gumby.
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Still, it wouldn't be all that surprising if that teeny-tiny script did spell out her fiancé's name — it is nestled just above that $100,000 ring he gave her.
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The researchers actually had to make their nail art elytron by hand, molding it in a teeny-tiny silicon impression of the shell, before adding it to the beetle.
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A passing gravitational wave changes the shape of space by a teeny amount, enough to move the laser beams' light waves in and out of alignment with one another.
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I lived in a teeny perfect gem of a place that suited me to a T. I was falling head over heels for a kind, tall, handsome, gentle genius.
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From teeny tiny designs on the wrist to bold-lined fruit baskets on an ankle, there seems to be no end to the creativity behind this form of expression.
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The statistics don't lie: Our fixation on those teeny-tiny holes in our skin, and all the shit that may or may not be inside them, is borderline pathological.
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At six days old, Leone wore his first Sunday best outfit (we're sure there will be plenty more to come) including an adorable teeny tiny tuxedo vest and bowtie.
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"Cooking is one part of it, but I think you need to also understand cash-flow and all the other little, teeny bits of running a business," he said.
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That's why it's kind of awesome that JetBlue, airline of the under-$100 deals, is making Tax Day suck a teeny-tiny bit less by giving away free flights.
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The supermodel, 23, flaunted her backside in a teeny, tiny leopard thong, which she teamed with a matching printed triangle bikini top and bucket hat that concealed her eyes.
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As these four women stare each other down in Shoshanna's teeny-tiny powder room, it's impossible to ignore the fact this quartet isn't much of a "group" any more.
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Some of the women were instructed to wear formal evening dresses while others are skipping down the row in teeny denim shorts, brick red flannel shirts and mangy Chucks.
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In the past few years there's been a wave of hilariously flawed purchases from big online retailers like Amazon, the most common probably being teeny version of real products.
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" He added that that concerned a "very teeny part" of what was discussed Friday, while "a whole lot" of time was spent on Clinton's emails, "which will bore you.
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It found all the internal modules to be easily accessible and replaceable — with only basic tools required to get at them (Fairphone includes a teeny screwdriver in the box).
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But what if instead of reasonable energy, we use a gigantic amount, and instead of a very small spacecraft, we use one that is downright adorable and teeny-tiny.
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This career resurgence is due in no small part to the fact that the brothers have been able to market themselves as grown-ups, not teeny-bopper Disney stars.
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The world is on fire right now, so the idea of watching a nice premium limited series about a bunch of teeny tiny little fires everywhere sounds very appealing.
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But here's where things get pretty nifty: This intergalactic sludge is infused with teeny, tiny iron particles, so you can use it just like you would any other magnet.
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Check it out: The teeny bundle of joy — an as-yet-unnamed, healthy baby sloth who fits in the palm of your hand — was a surprise to animal care staff.
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These teeny-tiny accent pieces are great for layering with other necklaces of a variety of lengths, and for wearing with more unexpected items, like bathing suits or workout clothes.
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The country superstar and creator of CALIA athleisure line tells PEOPLE she is not a fan of an itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, triangle-shaped bikini — and she never has been.
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" Then, in teeny, tiny type on the lefthand side of the page, you'll see "Ads," and clicking that will take you to a sprawling new section called "Your Ad Preferences.
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As Hailey's teeny diamond is so easily covered with, say, a bright-pink turtleneck, or hair worn down, this design could be something that was penned months ago or more.
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It's a teeny-tiny (and therefore, inherently cuter) take on the frothy bath bombs we already know and love, specifically formulated with nourishing oils to treat your nails and cuticles.
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This coherence is easy to explain mathematically, but pretty hard to construct physically, since teeny disturbances from the outside world can cause particles to pick and settle in a spin.
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It contrasts with her teeny-bopper makeup, which might as well have been a complete Snapchat filter, bejeweled with a pop of a bubblegum pink lip and matching eye shadow.
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Yesterday, we educated you on the importance of a well-rounded, yacht-ready wardrobe of teeny tiny bikinis and rear-exposing one-pieces when vacationing in the south of France.
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In 2015, MIT researchers debuted a teeny, self-assembling origami robot that could be ingested in the form of a meltable pill and controlled magnetically from outside a person's body.
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In a recent dash cam clip from Russia, a teeny kitty wanders out into traffic right in front of the camera, and attempts to hide directly underneath a stopped car.
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Sure, your eyes will probably hurt squinting at its 1.5-inch OLED screen and your fingers will cramp up pecking at its teeny, tiny buttons, but hot damn, it works.
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The results of her time spent under the needle was revealed on Jon Boy's Instagram account, a teeny-tiny, heavily detailed rose bud just over the top of her elbow.
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Childhood friends Teeny (Melanie Griffith), Roberta (Rosie O'Donnell), Samantha (Demi Moore), and Chrissy (Rita Wilson) reunite in their hometown of Shelby, IN for the birth of the latter's first child.
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Since smartwatches are limited by their teeny 1.5-inch displays, it makes sense to use radios—or even your skin—to expand the horizon of what a smartwatch can do.
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We shared the news with friends and colleagues, I bought a teeny pair of newborn pants and kept them on my desk so I could feel them and hold them.
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A teeny-tiny mouse creeping around is enough to get some people jumping on chairs, but this family of rats will have even the bravest souls lunging for higher ground.
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I guess it's partially because I dabble a teeny bit in game development, but I really, really love hearing little tricks that went into the making of my favorite games.
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Sure, they're certainly larger and less "naked" than the teeny-tiny adornments you've become used to lately — but the standout factor is that they're all still clean-lined and geometric.
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In order for this teeny package of sensors to arrive at its destination 4.3 light years away, you need something to power it, and the project has opted for lightsails.
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Arthur Robins, a British illustrator whose many credits include "My Granny Is a Pirate" and a wonderful version of "The Teeny Tiny Woman," gives Macavity a wide-faced, grinning demeanor.
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Coming in at just 0.53 ounces, this teeny quadcopter is the smallest drone of its kind to carry its own camera for taking pictures from all sorts of tricky angles.
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Equally trippy but somewhat more health-conscience is Gatosano, located on the second floor of a shop steps from the preening gothic lolitas and teeny-boppers on Harajuku's Takeshita Street.
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It's a teeny glimpse into the quasi-psychological burden of being the go-to user generated content platform cum social communication network for one billion+ people all over the planet.
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Whereas Orben and Przybylski are saying, look at the average teen (not just the highest and lowest tech users) — technology use explains a teeny-tiny portion of their overall happiness.
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And as far as appropriation goes, "Vogue"'s ultimate legacy is plucking a dance out of the Harlem drag ball scene and making it palatable for MTV-addled teeny boppers.
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These headphones use a teeny 5.78mm speaker in a world where the standard size is 9mm for regular earphones (or multi-speaker architectures when you get up into higher prices).
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For the final segment, the women wore floor-length ball gowns while the dogs wore three-piece suits, teeny tiny tuxedos and, in Bella's case, a custom pink cupcake dress.
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The atoms in normal matter are mostly empty space: a teeny tiny nucleus of positively charged protons and electrically neutral neutrons enveloped in a fluffy cloud of negatively charged electrons.
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But then a friend—a boy who didn't go to my school—gave me a mixtape which included Dr. Octagon's self-titled debut, and it blew my teeny teen mind.
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The marine artists responsible are most likely phytoplankton, teeny organisms that live off energy derived from a combination of dissolved nutrients and their ability, like plants, to break down sunlight.
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I remember when I was a teenager, I would read teeny-bopper magazines, and all of my celebrity crushes would list "The Catcher in the Rye" as their favorite book.
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From the "model-off-duty" look that became popular in 2010 to the teeny-weeny bags that started popping up in 2019, there&aposs a lot to look back on.
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But the first release of official, highly anticipated paraphernalia related to a teeny mystery figure known as The Child (but to us, Baby Yoda) is getting some negative feedback online.
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He has plenty of poetic company, all seduced by the color, beauty and teeny tininess of the hummingbird but failed to notice the ferocity burning in its rapidly beating heart.
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While many people in the U.S. probably won't be paying attention to the event because of a teeny tiny solar eclipse, I'm sure many of you aren't on the East Coast.
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Black garlic gnocchi consisted of petite bite-size cubes of potato gnocchi alternating with similar teeny cubes of smoked pork belly, all scattered over a plate decorated with raw scallion shards.
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From a neon purple to the prettiest baby blue shade we've seen since Bikini So Teeny, scroll through to find all six polishes from Essie's just-launched summer 2019 collection, ahead.
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She's been stepping out in oversize puffy coats paired with teeny tiny "Kanye West-approved" sunglasses four different times already and all have been paired with her signature bold pants, naturally.
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For example: You can't buy your NYC friend who lives in a teeny-tiny apartment a $3,000 karaoke machine just because his singing voice has a Titus Andromedon tonality to it.
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When Sara Coughlin, health and spirit writer at Refinery29, wore the leggings rock climbing, she said she felt a "teeny bit of resistance" because of the compression, but they weren't restricting.
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At the close of the episode we see June, pregnant with her second child, hiding in the back of a teeny airplane, ready to take off for the freedom of Canada.
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Kim Kardashian West's Sexy Fashion Streak Continues as She Pairs Teeny-Tiny Crop Top With Sheer Skirt Besides experimenting with her style, Kim's been busy re-crafting her social media strategy.
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Scientists have long wondered how birds—with their teeny-tiny brains—are capable of exhibiting many complex behaviors, some of which were thought to the be exclusive domain of larger primates.
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They are safe, they are effective, and look — the bottom line is that, no, they are not environmentally sustainable ingredients, but they are a teeny-tiny byproduct of a massive industry.
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The wines were each named after a character on the show, and their descriptions, while apt for wine, seemed just a teeny tiny bit inappropriate as tie-ins for the show.
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The Flirt Cosmetics Flashes lash applicator looks a little like a Wite-Out tape dispenser, but it's actually pre-loaded with 44 teeny strips of individual lashes, three to each set.
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A sleepy ring bearer driving a teeny toy car down the aisle at a wedding decided that right then and there would be a perfect time to take a little nap.
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Efron continued his streak of stripping down on the big-screen by unveiling his teeny-weeny patriotic bottoms in the new trailer for his Baywatch remake with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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One startup claims it will offer brands the chance to pollute our night skies with a system of teeny, reflective satellites used to replicate the logos and messages of paying clients.
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Bose SoundLink Micro for $79 ($20 off): This teeny Bluetooth speaker has an extra passive radiator next to the main driver and sounds way better than any other tiny Bluetooth speaker.
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From little screen to big screen, from baseball diamond to football turf, from teeny-bop pop to nu metal rock, from saints to sinners, 2017 saw the passing of numerous notables.
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As I'm washing with soap and water and counting to 20, I'm going to imagine a battle being waged on the nano-scale in the teeny-tiny folds of my skin.
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"They are teeny," said Jamie Mulvihill, who has played softball most of her life and, when there weren't enough girls for a team, spent a season on a boys' baseball team.
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It turns out ancient babies drank animal milk out of teeny cups, a bug in some Android phones gives hackers complete control, and the film Joker broke a box office record.
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With their admissions criteria, America's elite colleges sit atop gigantic mountains of privilege, and then with their scholarship policies they salve their consciences by offering teeny step ladders for everybody else.
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"The person I'm going to introduce I know just a little, teeny bit, as he's my father," he said, leaning into the podium with his father's wide-armed, two-handed grip.
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In April, Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and super-famous physicist Stephen Hawking announced they had an idea to send teeny, tiny spaceships to Alpha Centauri, the next closest star after Proxima.
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Teeny dominates the stage, using her voice not only as the strongest instrument of the group but as a vessel to call out bullshit misogyny and society's obsession with youth culture.
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From sparkly rhinestones over baby-pink polish to a minimalist bare nail with a teeny red heart accent, check out the cutest Valentine's Day nail art that's taking over Instagram right now.
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Scroll on to check out a few of our favorite leather styles, including carryalls still large enough to tote textbooks and teeny-tiny backpacks that can easily elevate any street-style game.
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"I was living in Venice Beach, California, in a teeny, tiny, crappy apartment," the now 53-year-old tells CNBC Make It. And, until eight years ago, she had nothing in savings.
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That's right—teeny critters like hydra and bacteria aren't the only creatures that produce asexually, and you may be surprised to learn even some big creatures like hammerhead sharks have done it.
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The price tag that comes attached to Oprah's world is a bummer, but there may be one way you can experience a teeny-tiny part of her life without going completely bankrupt.
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By increasing the amount of electrically charged particles passing through the chamber, they were able to get more clouds to form out of teeny solid and liquid particles suspended in the chamber.
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Stodden's recently gained a bit of weight, intentionally — though she's still teeny tiny — giving her more hips and butt in addition to her surgically enhanced chest, sending her into full pinup territory.
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Other vendors pile a similar topping of beef and onion on pudgy, crisp-edged rounds of fried masa, with crumbly cheese and salsa, to make teeny, delicious and far more traditional garnachas.
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"You're pushing, for me, an eight-pound baby out of a little teeny hole, and I was obviously concerned about what that was going to do to our sex life," Port recalls.
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I want to be able to look at each tribe as a whole and then zero in on their individual faces and then realize the teeny tiny touches that make them individual.
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Read This Next: How A Soul Tattoo Changed My Life We Share Our Raddest Tattoos — & The Surprising Intentions Behind Them These Teeny Tiny Tattoos Are The Prettiest Thing We've Seen All Week
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Kardashian went for a grungy street style look, sporting a slouchy black sweater, metallic olive pants, Doc Marten boots, teeny tiny sunglasses and a $495 Alexander Wang mini velvet backpack from Shopbop.
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"Sleep Cycle" is just a few teeny, tiny elements that pound and pummel unceasingly for nearly seven minutes, and it's an absolutely fantastic way to while away a wait for a bus.
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Ernie was a teeny, tiny blue and orange alien who died by accidental electrocution when Owen spilled his gimlet on the wires of a microphone right as Ernie was reaching for it.
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Kardashian West continued her love for wearing neon clothing by sporting a teeny tiny vibrant chartreuse string bikini in the series of Instagram story videos she shared throughout the day on Sunday.
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Cannes wouldn't truly be Cannes without the arrival of Emily Ratajkowski accompanied by her wardrobe of teeny-tiny two-pieces, a couple of nearly nude selfies, and a whole lot of diamonds.
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Pat Irwin's teeny-bopper score reinforces this fake atmosphere of wholesome Americana, a world in which all the women dream of marrying their high school sweethearts, and the men idolize Gary Cooper.
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"I go out of town for one night… @chipgaines #welcometothefarmkitty," Joanna wrote on Instagram Thursday night, sharing a photo of a new, teeny-tiny kitten underneath the family's Waco, Texas, Christmas tree.
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Image: ePhotozine (image used with permission)A good photographer will do anything for a photo—and now that can even mean wielding a super long lens that looks like a teeny telescope.
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On a cold January morning in 2011, I scheduled my Big Chop and emerged from a small east London salon with a teeny-weeny Afro and an almost tangible amount of trepidation.
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Pro surfer Anastasia Ashley left her surfboard behind, but still got in the water at a beach in Miami and made some waves of her own ... in a teeny tiny purple bikini.
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They're expanding soon to Los Angeles, Miami and New York, and I can't wait to try out their other classes and get just a teeny bit closer to achieving J.Lo's famous figure.
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Virgos are detail and design-oriented earth signs with an eye for the pragmatic, which is why a teeny, tiny popcorn top that expands infinitely like the universe really gets them going.
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So Instead of leaving Olsen's hair loose inside her collar, he created a teeny tiny braid at the ends of her strands, which managed to keep her hair secure in one place.
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"The way most beauty aisles are set up, you have the main beauty aisle, and then a teeny, tiny area around the corner — on the other side," states natural hair blogger MahoganyCurls.
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With a stable of successful brands under their teeny-tiny belts and a childhood fortune to fall back on, there's really nothing that's out of reach for fashion's most diminutive dynamic duo.
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Her epic tattoo collection is made up of at least eight statement pieces, from a teeny-tiny ankle piece to watercolor art and a dainty bracelet, all ranging in size and placement.
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She was also a boxer, a sunflower in a pot (flanked by husband Dwayne Wade as a cactus and daughter Kaavia as a teeny flower bud) and a pitch-perfect Grace Jones.
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But then nature made it even weirder, adding plates on its back like a stegosaurus, a long tail like a crocodile, large paddle-like limbs and a tiny head with teeny eyes.
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Do you remember what it felt like the first time you took part in the ceremonial dipping of heavily sauced flats and drumettes into teeny buckets overflowing with blue cheese or ranch?
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Watch more on Motherboard: Before the oil-slicked water is considered clean, even the teeny tiny oil droplets need to be removed, so they don't pose any further threat to the environment.
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In a video that has racked up over 11 million views since June 3, Duke shows us the step-by-step process of how he was able to create the teeny hunting knife.
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"You're pushing, for me, an eight-pound baby out of a little teeny hole and…I was obviously concerned about what that was going to do to our sex life," she said said.
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An elegant young Italian couple to our left spend it rolling teeny tiny cigarettes next to their plates, and we hate to have to notice this, but they also have a white lighter.
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As Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue director, MJ Day spends her days around models in teeny-tiny swimsuits (or nothing at all) — but the mom says she's never felt confident in her own body.
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It was around then, in the summer of 103, that lots of reporters were coming over to me and saying that their kids were using this new, teeny little device called a Juul.
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Read More:This Is The 2017 Version Of Being #1 In The Myspace Top 8 The Teeny-Tiny Tattoos We Want In 2018 Don't Get Inked Without Checking Out These Rad Artists On Instagram
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The actress – who revealed almost three months ago that she is in remission after battling beast cancer – posed for a selfie with a teeny-tiny monkey on Monday, which she shared on Instagram.
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The teeny, random energy fluctuations in space would then, through a quick-expanding process called inflation, turn into the large-scale density differences we see in our universe today, with galaxies and voids.
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Now, microneedling is basically having a device with teeny tiny needles run all over your face, pushing product deeper into your skin and creating a "controlled injury," as it was described to me.
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And that's exactly why Dr. Sandra Lee (aka Dr. Pimple Popper) launched the tool: For the instant satisfaction of seeing the teeny black dots go away, without harming the surface of the skin.
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Harry Styles, the One Direction star who made us all revert back to fangirling teeny boppers with his soulful voice, piercing green eyes and Hawaiian T-shirt obsession, has cut his famous hair.
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Not only is this newbie meower teeny-tiny and capable of hiding in the smallest of nooks and crannies, she's also quite clever for a baby, as her owner Britney Diane recently discovered.
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To start, the teeny, tiny wand is tapered — small and perfectly-shaped for precise control and application — and delivers the perfect amount of tint and hold to beef up arches in a flash.
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CINEMOOD Portable Movie Projector with 3 Smart Covers This teeny-tiny projector streams and displays Netflix, Amazon Prime, and YouTube videos with a WiFi connection and supports offline viewing of pre-downloaded content.
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"There is a teeny grain of truth in that some chemicals may have a minor, tiny influence on hormones, but stretching it to suggest anything like she is suggesting is madness," Marber explained.
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But she quieted herself, since she was tired of not going to the beach in itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny bikinis or baring her shoulders and calves at picnics or concerts like other girls.
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"Waterfalls" filled the airwaves, eBay launched, and Thora Birch inspired a generation of girls to try stuffing their bras with pudding balloons, thanks to her role as Teeny Tercell in Now and Then.
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When you've just pushed a baby out of your vagina and you're tired and want to sleep but all you can see when you look at your newborn is a teeny, tiny horse.
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My mom taught me that a perfectly cooked spaghetti will have an itsy-bitsy, teeny-tiny white dot (like the size of a needle point) in the middle when you bite into it.
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This season, the wallet-friendly retailer is offering four exclusive swimwear collabs that are too good (and cheap) to pass up, including collections from beach babe Tori Praver and teeny-bikini brand Vix.
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Fever to Tell and 2007 EP Is Is are the clearest indicators of this, when Nick – teeny-tiny in stature, topped by hair that looked like haphazardly piped black icing – really let rip.
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The Echo Flex is a teeny tiny Alexa with a USB port on the bottom where you can plug in an Amazon-made night light, a motion sensor, or even your cell phone.
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The product is housed in aesthetically pleasing packaging (perfect for a flat lay, or an excuse to flaunt acrylics); it's vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO (probably thanks to the teeny ingredient list).
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Image: AmazonEcho LoopAlso teased out as part of its super-exclusive releases was Echo Loop, an Alexa-enabled smart ring featuring two teeny, tiny microphones and a button for activating the wearable device.
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And the aggregate impact of our much-lower-than-average gasoline consumption is to provide a teeny-tiny subsidy via cheaper gasoline to people who do drive gas guzzlers on a daily basis.
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Teeny invokes a few responses out of Lizzie; Boshra, who stayed up after the release show to watch the pilot of HBO's Vinyl, which stars a few of their friends, is completely dazed.
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If Doug Martin will miss more time because of his re-tweaked hamstring, the Bucs will need someone to spell teeny-tiny Jacquizz Rodgers, who has had 25 carries his past two games combined.
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The IVF technique in question involves replacing the teeny amount of mitochondrial DNA in an embryo with DNA from a donor in order to prevent mitochondrial diseases from being passed down by a mother.
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"They have teeny-tiny 'hooks' at the end of each fiber that pick up dust, dirt, even germs," says Donna Smallin Kuper, certified house cleaning technician and author of Clear the Clutter, Find Happiness.
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So now it'll be even easier to spend hours on end trying to determine whether that teeny, tiny, probably harmless splinter you got in your pinky finger could lead to your imminent demise. Woo!
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"We comprise such a teeny-tiny fraction of characters on television to begin with that killing us off so haphazardly feels especially cruel," Autostraddle editor-in-chief, Riese, wrote in the dead lesbians post.
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The disgraced mogul also clutches a teeny, tiny little Oscar by his crotch, which—given what Ginger's Trump statues were endowed with—might say something about what the artist thinks Weinstein's working with downstairs.
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In every case below, we achieved the most convincing camouflage by applying a teeny bit of product (we're talking one pea size or less, here, folks) and then building up from there, if necessary.
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Ratajkowski's known for flaunting her bikini bod on social media and earlier this week, showed off her abs in photo wearing a teeny, tiny, orange bikini that got Kim Kardashian West's stamp of approval.
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It's the year they discover boys, when Teeny (Thora Birch) pads her bra with vanilla pudding, and Roberta (Christina Ricci) binds her breasts with tape — until Scott Wormer (Devon Sawa) comes along, that is.
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At a Tiffany & Co. party earlier this month she went braless in a white beaded Elie Saab mini dress complete with clear ankle strap sandals, a teeny tiny white handbag and Tiffany & Co. diamonds.
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The best part is that everything — from the pink mascara and teeny gemstone stickers, ahead — is under $5, which means you can splurge on the important stuff, like a belly shirt and good booze.
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The ads for the line, photographed by Zoey Grossman, feature models Cayley King, Courtney Eaton and Marloes Horst, donning teeny-tiny micro dresses, flowy blouses with bell-cut sleeves and even wooden platform shoes.
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The getup is called "I Am Cait" ... and features a decathlete's jersey with Bruce's number 935, a gold medal and those teeny tiny shorts -- all of that vintage Bruce from his 1976 decathlon victory.
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Showing off a teeny-tiny leopard print one-piece in a belfie one day, an assortment of hydrophobic velvet bikinis the next, and a whole lot of under-boob baring two-pieces in between.
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The innovation has exploded in the skin-care world, and many brands have successfully been able to put the power of acne-fighting ingredients into teeny stickers that put the kibosh on your breakout.
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"Jenner's solution for that teeny-tiny sticking point was to become "trans ambassador to the President of the United States, so we can say, 'Ted, love what you're doing but here's what's going on.
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From there, we took a speedboat to our home for the next 24 hours: three luxury yachts floating like a mirage in the turquoise sea with teeny, palm-tree-covered islands on either side.
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But, Crossroads' absence from the streaming universe goes hand in hand with its overall reputation as a fluffy piece of teeny bopper pop culture, rather than an essential entry in the canon of Cinema.
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Whether it's your signature fragrance shrunk to miniature proportions or an eyeshadow palette that can be slipped into a pocket, there's something perennially charming about a teeny-tiny version of your favorite beauty product.
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Some will balk at the synth's teeny size (the entire thing is just over 20 inches long!), but there's appeal if you're looking for that classic, beefy Moog sound in a pint-sized footprint.
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Pairing her teeny-tiny jean shorts with only a black fishnet and studded bra-style top, Gaga danced to beats spun by DJ Samantha Ronson at the Dinah Shore Club with a group of friends.
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Perhaps most exciting is the reminder that these teeny M dwarf stars like Proxima Centauri, Ross 128 and TRAPPIST-1 could be ideal places to spot Earth-like planets, rather than stars like the Sun.
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The collection was very true to the brand's DNA with teeny-tiny handbags and skintight pencils skirts in quirky textures and fabrics, but the acid-wash denim and high hair were very much '80s-inspired.
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But I am for garbage content that entertains, like when Al Roker proceeded to make fun of teeny candy bars being labelled "fun-sized" when everyone knows that big candy bars are the fun ones!
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Based on our previous experience with Sugarfina's Casamigo Give It a Shot chocolate cordial, biting into these cordials will be like taking a teeny tiny shot of Tito's — with the addition of chocolate, of course.
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The ancient form of Eastern medicine — which involves being stuck by teeny, tiny needles — is recognized by many as an alternative way to alleviate pain, reduce stress, and, for some, feel an instant mood boost.
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I saw Stan as a man possessing a tremendous body of work, and the fact that he felt he had to do these teeny movie shout-outs to validate the work felt incongruent to me.
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The book finally saw publication with some markedly anti-Simpson contributions and commentary by the Goldmans, Fenjves and Dominick Dunne -- and with the key title word "If" rendered in teeny-tiny print on the cover.
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Late last month, Jenner showed off her famous model figure in another slideshow from her trip to France for the Cannes Film Festival, but this time opted to wear a teeny tiny polka dot bikini.
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Such a set is for sale on Amazon, and the review section shows that many disgruntled buyers failed to read the product dimensions before checking out, and they accidentally wound up with teeny-tiny furniture.
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If you're going to pay $160 for some teeny, tiny hi-tech earbuds, you might as well treat yourself to some quality accouterments that will make your listening experience as luxurious and comfortable as possible.
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A week prior, Bella Hadid made a visit to JonBoy, where she added two teeny-tiny black angel wings to her ankles, presumably commemorating her first time walking the Victoria Secret Fashion Show in November.
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Jolene, 24, retail manager: It's weird to see Ed Sheeran on that list, because I remember seeing him at teeny little venues around 2010 as a support act and now he's playing at Wembley Stadium.
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Pintrill, one of our favorite pin brands, is releasing teeny-tiny pins (smaller than a dime) that you can wear on anything, and they look just as good alone as they do in a group.
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Interesting note for solvers with an analytic bent: While a vast majority of Times daily puzzles are 15 rows deep and 15 columns wide, today's grid is a teeny bit rectangular at 16 columns wide.
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" He reserves his barbs for the likes of Jane Fonda, "the leftist actress," who "in a faux, Beyoncé-esque ponytail looked like she had developed a classic case of 'trying to be a teeny-bopper.
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Kiss peach fuzz, stray chin sprouts, and rogue eyebrow hairs goodbye with the Schick Silk Touch Up.These teeny razors are a godsend for those of us blessed with more peach fuzz than we really want.
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In its latest earnings, the company revealed that they posted $145 million in revenue, up 20143 percent year over year, but still only a teeny tiny percentage of Alphabet's overall Q2 revenue of $32.66 billion.
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The findings were published this week at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, and builds on the team's previous research: a teeny origami terrestrial bot that unfolded itself, carried goods, and swum before self-destructing.
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Instead, it aims to keep you up at night, parsing through its various teeny, tiny puzzles and attempting to find meaning in everything from a Victorian children's toy to the location of a dead robot tiger.
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Kardashian West posted a headless selfie as she straddled her legs open wearing the bikini that looked like itty bitty nipple covers with the double "C" logo connected to a string and teeny string bikini bottoms.
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Some spiders use ballooning to catch gusts of wind and surf the skies; watching teeny, tiny crab spiders do this is actually pretty freaking awesome (even if their presence in the skies is, you know, not).
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And since desktop-screensaver-blue water and jet skis are not enough of an Instagram opportunity for these stars, they're also sporting teeny tiny butt-baring bikinis for the whole world to see on social media.
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Image: Micha L. RieserPoison dart frogs have an ominous and well-deserved reputation as a lot of death stuffed into a teeny, neon package, and none is more dangerous than Colombia's golden poison frog (Phyllobates terribilis).
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"There was this teeny little Scottish woman who was from Edinburgh where my mom was born and it just so happened that her and I were the only ones on the tour that day," he explained.
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The Venus Fly Trap uses nectar and a well-designed landing pad to attract insects and upon landing on the plant's convex lobes, the insect will make contact with teeny tiny hairs which trigger a timer.
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As both the Annie-Owen truck and the Fujita-Mantleray flame-decaled car disappear from their shared highway, two animals sneak their way into the frame: a hawk on a sanitation robot and a teeny chihuahua.
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A teeny pet crab named Crabby managed to escape his tank, and was out for a stroll through his owner's home when the unthinkable occurred: he was mistaken by his caretaker's mother for a large spider.
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Up until now, researchers haven't been able to deal effectively with some of the logistical issues presented by a bee brain; the teeny composite structures are pretty hard to manipulate, prepare, and observe in high-res.
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She paired the footwear — beloved by celebs like Kendall Jenner, Céline Dion, Kim Zolciak-Biermann, Nene Leakes and Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild — with teeny tiny black denim shorts and a graphic short-sleeve T-shirt.
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Although it's no Cheesecake Factory, it looks positively palatial next to some of the TL's other teeny-tiny shops, what with its huge cold case of beverages and sweets and its aisles lined with Vietnamese snacks.
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The problem, as ever with the tech industry's teeny-weeny greyscaled legalise, is that the people it refers to as "users" aren't genuinely consenting to having their information sucked into the cloud for goodness knows what.
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Mother's Day Dinner Recipes Do whatever you have to do — hold the baby, put away your cellphone, cut the chicken into teeny-tiny pieces all by yourself — so Mom can enjoy an uninterrupted Mother's Day dinner.
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Such so-called sewing nécessaires were in circulation in France in the 18th and 19th centuries, but it is very rare to find one that contains a teeny book as well the more obvious practical tools.
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" — Anabel Pasarow, tech writer Essie Nail Polish in Bikini So Teeny"When my life feels like it's about to fall apart, nothing sends me into a quicker spiral than a chipped manicure and half-chewed cuticles.
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Stephen Colbert's impression of this British politician is absolutely uncanny Watch James McAvoy adorably fail to say the word 'burglary' Woman befriends a teeny hummingbird Watch Elmo join Priscilla Chan to promote a new literacy program
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Then, to help protect the finish from holding onto every single fingerprint (and nose-print from the dog), use just a teeny bit of Pompeian Pure Olive Oil on a soft cloth for a final coating.
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Perhaps that's why some of us are a teeny tiny bit skeptical when Elizabeth Warren's claims don't appear to 100% match up with things that she said in the past about being fired from her job.
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People born in Puerto Rico are US citizens, except for the teeny, tiny, mind-boggling fact that if you live in Puerto Rico, you are not allowed to cast a vote in the election for president.
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After Maria Borges made history last year by being the first model to walk the runway with her natural TWA (that's "teeny-weeny Afro"), this year the brand is embracing every model's natural texture across the board.
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Darlene's dark, bellicose, and androgynous attitude was unlike any teenage girl seen on TV at that time, when vacuous or bubbly teeny boppers such as Full House's D.J. Tanner or Family Ties's Mallory Keaton were the norm.
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The cabin, built in the 1940s and decidedly unprepossessing when Mr. Sapan bought it — "really teeny and funky" is his description — has been renovated twice and provides all the comforts of home with none of its distractions.
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Room's Jacob Tremblay hit the red carpet tonight ahead of the 2016 Oscars, and though the teeny actor has captured the hearts of every interviewer in his path, the real stars are his impossibly good-looking parents.
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Gomez's stans have been known to cultivate a real eye for relationship drama in particular, but today, they're making an exception, focusing instead on a teeny-tiny detail most people probably wouldn't have noticed: Gomez's blue manicure.
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More than 10 characters from the movie have received the Lego mini-figure treatment, including Kylo Ren, First Order Snowtroopers, Resistance Troopers, Maz Kanata, Admiral Ackbar, General Leia Organa and, of course, a teeny tiny BB-8.
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After flicking the hairs of a makeup brush doused in water and white body paint (she used MAC Chromacake in White) to spray teeny dots atop the eyeshadow, the look is illuminated with an array of stars.
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And we realized that the there is actually no place for us in that environment, there is no media where we want to work, and there is a teeny tiny chance you to make new media probably.
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In the study, they're injecting PRP under the skin and when a regular person gets the facial treatment, it means getting your face lightly stabbed thousands of times with teeny needles and then applying PRP on top.
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She had made a birthing playlist and washed and folded baby clothes for weeks leading up to my due date, occasionally holding up something particularly adorable: baby jeans with suspenders, a teeny-tiny pair of Converse sneakers.
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He circulates among food markets in Berlin and southern Germany in a teeny converted 1971 East German camper van, serving homemade noodles draped in organic cheese produced by his parents in the mountain town of Bad Hindelang.
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Kim shared a photo of Saint's teeny, tiny hand clutching his older sister North's finger, and I'm sure we all cooed a little bit to ourselves as we viewed the picture, because honestly, how could you not?
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Jenner first snapped a shot standing faraway from an oval mirror above her hotel room bed, and then posted a closer zoomed in video that gave fans a true glimpse at her teeny tiny polka dot bikini.
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On Friday, the reality star shared a NSFW photo of her vintage Chanel bikini that features what appear to be nipple covers with the double "C" logo connected to a string, paired with teeny string bikini bottoms.
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Plus, there's 10 characters from the movie who appear in more than seven sets, including Kylo Ren, First Order Snowtroopers, Resistance Troopers, Maz Kanata, Admiral Ackbar, General Leia Organa and of course, a teeny tiny BB-8.
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That kind of welcoming entrance is unlike most smoke shops in New York City, generally teeny slivers of real estate with harsh gashes of fluorescent light lighting smoking contraptions arranged in glass cases like a Saw puzzle.
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The iPhone Retro Pro Max, which starts at $10,000, will be a teeny bit bigger than these other two models and include a periscope option along with its own set of AirPod Super Pro Max microscopic earbuds.
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In New York, London, Milan, and Paris, the fashion industry turns out in their newest and finest lewks, filling us with the frenzied realization that we need a vinyl trenchcoat, a teeny-tiny purse, and neon green everything.
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If someone is getting Kybella, an injection that dissolves the fat bed under the chin, and the chin is positioned just a teeny bit higher in the after photo than the before, the result will appear more dramatic.
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After the teeny fan's father posted a video of his daughter, Ghazi, pretending to FaceTime the singer, Solange tweeted a picture of her on FaceTime with the young fan (for real, this time) just a few hours later.
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I have rarely seen paintings that give me so much welcome work to do: deciphering the shapes, tracking the drama, making sense of the teeny-tiny bits and then pulling back to make sense of the whole canvas.
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Also like the EarPods, the Pixel Buds rest on your ear rather than create a firm seal in your ear canal, and I should point out that the earbud itself is quite big, not good for teeny ears.
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We too have spent way too much time attempting to make sense of assembly instructions and trying to figure out where the hell we put the teeny tiny Allen wrench that came with all the other minuscule pieces.
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If you're looking for an easy way to add something shiny to your next mani — something that doesn't involve a bedazzler or require a steady hand for drawing teeny-tiny details — consider reworking a good ole French tip.
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The itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow bikini option (you'll notice polka dot was excluded from the descriptor, but did include of few of those too) is not mandatory when it comes to wearing this color at the beach.
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I'm going to be dating myself, but whatever, I was there when Metallica and Slayer and Exodus and all those bands were just getting their feet wet—I'd see them playing teeny-tiny clubs and watch them explode.
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It's about a foot tall and looks like Master P. Apparently it originally came with Versace sunglasses and a teeny-tiny No Limit chain, but my doll's accessories seem to have been lost in the sands of time.
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If you go to an investor and you say there's this teeny federal market, they have to file a lot of paperwork to get into and they don't tell you for 230 months if you're in or not.
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Baguette Diamond Line Ring, $285I have quite a few little gold stacking rings, and though I do have some hesitations about the price for how teeny tiny the diamonds are this one is still, by far, my favorite.
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Executive 3 : We did want to debrief, after the fact, and point out that another way to contribute to future causes you care about might be to— Elon Musk : Build an itty-bitty teeny-tiny child-size submarine?
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Woman befriends a teeny hummingbird Nintendo's 'Ring Fit Adventure' turns exercise into an adventure game 'Modern Love' trailer stars Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey and more of your faves Stephen Colbert's impression of this British politician is absolutely uncanny
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In September, this long-running festival returned to Joe's, the comfy, intimate cabaret space, where 40 dance artists attempted to satisfy the challenge of creating a complete, compelling statement in five minutes or less on a teeny stage.
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By looking at what the hydroids eat—teeny tiny plankton—they were able to set up an experiment to see if the sea slugs preferred hydroids that had just caught plankton, and the results showed a striking preference.
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Better yet, she's even displayed ahead of that doofy guy with the mustache: So, no, this isn't a crisis per se for gender equality, but it does speak to how teeny biases can be communicated in everyday scenarios. Egregious?
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A QUICK GUIDE TO 'JOHNNY' IN SEVEN SINGLES "Souvenirs, Souvenirs" Issued in the Summer, 1960—at the same time America was listening to "She Wore an Itsy-Bitsy-Teeny-Weeny-Yellow-Polka-Dot-Bikini"—it remains irresistibly radio-friendly.
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The truly limited-edition shoes are covered in the brand's iconic designs (that basically look like thousands of those classic teeny-tiny stickers) and are even signed by Lisa Frank herself — with plenty of silver Sharpie doodles, of course.
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Teeny-tiny bikinis have had their moment in the sun, but we'd be lying if we said we haven't traded in almost all of our super skin-baring two-pieces for swimwear with more of a full-coverage plan.
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The 47-year-old mom of three (with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale) showed off the fact that she's Benjamin Button-ing through life with her teeny top and even tinier pair of denim short shorts (by One X Oneteaspoon).
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If you think that Facebook is too big to fail and needs to be regulated as a public utility, well, you won't be happy with this settlement really, but it is a very teeny first step in that direction.
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And you know, it was just like this teeny-bopper magazine that had this section where people can ask questions to this doctor who would give answers, you know usually about sex and boys and all of that stuff.
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The 35-year-old singer posed for the camera in a teeny white bikini top and low-cut blue shorts, pulling her bottoms down a little bit with her thumbs to make sure her hip-tattoo was on full display.
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As her Snapchat followers know all too well, the 38-year-old "Tardy for the Party" singer is known to rock some teeny weeny bikinis — whether it be on one of her many tropical vacations or hanging poolside at home.
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Twist Bioscience recently acquired the Israel-based Genome Compiler Corporation and announced a teeny tiny funding round of $2.6 million this month – an odd contrast to the $81 million raised earlier in January to build out its synthetic DNA manufacturing platform.
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So when I suggested another Princess Kate-inspired experiment, this time where I'd do best my to embrace my minimalist side and try out Princess Kate's favored way of carrying her own stuff — in a teeny-tiny clutch — I was nervous.
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"I've worked in a lot of showrooms and have dealt with a lot of runway samples, and I have always marveled at the size difference between those teeny tiny samples and the size of my own body," Black, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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Fox News contributor Lawrence Jones was at the center of a Twitter roasting on Thursday after he shared a photo of himself wearing a teeny protective vest while preparing for a live shot at the U.S.-Mexico border in Laredo, Texas.
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Yes, there are pictures of vacations, new babies, and drunken nights on the town, but sprinkled among them are selfies with Ron Jeremy, photos of strippers in teeny-tiny outfits, and links to articles about the newest innovations in sex toys.
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" "She can say one word, and then all of a sudden, the way that she says it, you're like, 'I don't want to cross her,'" Leigh added "She's got a lot of power in that teeny-tiny little frame of hers.
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Kristen Stewart was in The Thirteenth YearTwilight was barely a twinkle in Stephenie Meyer's eye when Stewart had a teeny-tiny role in the movie that made us all hope to wake up as mer-people on our 220th birthdays. 223.
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Worse, towards the end of my tests, it failed completely, and my only solution was to fiddle with the teeny tiny wires that connect the gimbal to the drone's guts or to contact DJI to get the camera working correctly.
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Burke posed with her body turned to the side as she leaned against a wall wearing only a teeny tiny hot pink off-the-shoulder crop top with the sleeves ripped off and worn as leg warmers around her ankles.
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She always complains she doesn't have any pictures of you, so this teeny version of everybody's favorite throwback camera will let her snap away to her heart's content and post pics on the fridge — just like when you were a kid.
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Kardashian wore a daring ensemble including a sheer tank top that revealed a neon yellow bra underneath, high-waisted leather pants, see-through neon pumps and a teeny, tiny Louis Vuitton handbag, which she may have snagged from daughter Penelope's collection.
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The "Sorry Not Sorry" singer flaunted her hard-earned body when she was spotted catching a flight at Los Angeles International Airport wearing a teeny tiny crop top, high-rise trousers, a cropped jacket, cat eye sunglasses and huge hoop earrings.
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It's tough, sometimes, to know that you're a teeny, tiny cog in a massive corporate entertainment empire, that no matter how much you tweet about Black Widow's character assassination you know you're still buying tickets for Avengers 22.993 in 2019.
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A review of your 2016 tax situation might reveal quite a bit of good news — the raise you received, the big bonus when you landed a great new client or maybe your family welcomed a teeny, tiny, adorable tax deduction.
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We're talking teeny dots on the lashline to create delicate cat-eyes, singular specks under the lower lashes to create a doe-eyed effect, heck, even random patterns all over the face that turn the eyes into veritable works of art.
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Each teeny cup comes adorned with an uplifting message, and as soon as we saw them, we immediately got the urge to drop everything and move to Japan so we could simply hold these precious puddings in our hands every day.
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Probably both -- 'cause check out the 'SNL' star fangirling out like a teeny bopper at a Britney concert when D-Wade hooks her up with his game-worn shoes ... after his Cavs took the Knicks' souls Monday night at MSG.
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Reid said he hopes this is just the first step in a wider effort to take a more holistic and natural approach to solving some of our food system troubles, including protecting our necessary pollinators, one teeny yogurt at a time.
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The magic and mystery of Bill Murray is that sometimes he stars in Academy Award-winning films and comedy classics and sometimes he shows up in the audience of Late Show with Stephen Colbert, just for a teeny tiny little bit.
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I'm not sure if I could live in Japan for more than a week, what with all the appreciating of teeny porcelain objects and self-abnegation, but "Awakening Your Ikigai" is really quite a delightful look at sometimes mystifying Japanese traditions.
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They're the Next Big Thing (or next teeny-tiny thing) in an approach to clothing that focuses not just on the materials we use to make what we wear, but what happens to those materials when all the wearing is done.
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The film follows parallel timelines contrasting four young friends — Samantha (Gaby Hoffmann), Roberta (Christina Ricci), Chrissy (Ashleigh Ashton Moore) and Teeny (Thora Birch) — with the women they grew up to be — played by Moore, Rosie O'Donnell, Rita Wilson and Griffith, respectively.
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"It's a teeny-tiny program, but it's been doing very impactful things," said Ms. Hall-Tompkins, who has since inspired nearly 28 chamber musicians, including Emanuel Ax, to join her for Music Kitchen performances in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Los Angeles and Paris.
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But as Vox's Matt Yglesias pointed out in June, whether that actually matters is unclear: The big debate in the academic literature is whether these campaign events don't matter at all, or whether they just matter a teeny, tiny bit.
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The mixed media decor created for Cunningham's 1954 "Minutiae", for example, as well as his piece "Trophy II (for Teeny and Marcel Duchamp)" in 1960, pop with whirling colors, drawing the viewer in without necessitating a performer to enliven them.
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The 21-year-old beauty mogul showed off her curves on a yacht in the Caribbean during her Kylie Skin girls' vacation wearing a teeny tiny Chanel bikini — similar to the one worn by Kardashian West, 38, in her iconic NSFW selfie.
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The film follows parallel timelines contrasting four young friends — Samantha (Gaby Hoffmann), Roberta (Christina Ricci), Chrissy (Ashleigh Ashton Moore) and Teeny (Thora Birch) — with the women they grew up to be — played by Demi Moore, Rosie O'Donnell, Rita Wilson and Melanie Griffith, respectively.
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Image: NASAThis weekend, for the several billionth or so time in Earth's history, the Moon will be in the part of its orbit around Earth where it's a little closer, 16,000 miles closer than usual, and it looks a teeny amount larger.
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That created a void, which pulled in electrons from the rest of the molecule — akin to a black hole in space that devours neighboring stars, though on a teeny-tiny scale, according to a paper published on Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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It's teeny and deceptively simple to use, but if you're in space, you've just survived a nuclear apocalypse, or you're a physics fan interested in how much radiation hits you on a daily basis, it's about as fun as a product can get.
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Then she sported this teeny red crochet halter bikini, in which she reclined beachside, then paired with a pair of white lace shorts and a couple hotel objets d'art to serve as her props for a goofy dance break on the balcony.
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"This tweet is much appreciated as I've suffered with depression/anxiety and had dark days where everything is an effort but lightness always follows darkness so yes always hang in there even if just by a teeny weeny thread," someone else wrote.
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Over the past few years of austere minimalism as lifestyle trend, the beauty industry has all but fallen in line with the pared-down approach, packing all our favorite ingredients up in teeny tiny dropper bottles in monochromatic packaging with sans-serif fonts.
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" One woman who demonstrated the garment in the ad stated: "I'm doing everything I can do for this waist but there has to be something else to get that teeny tiny waist like the girls in the pictures and in the magazines.
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From Tiny Kitchen and Tiny Hamster, which make miniature versions of food, to the popularity of Instagram accounts that make teeny vignettes (which is one of those excellent rabbit holes that I'm always more than happy to fall into), people love tiny shit.
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"The trick is use a teeny, tiny amount of color corrector, no matter what shade you're using," said Eliza Davila, one of 15 Sephora makeup artists who contributed to a color correcting tutorial that was added to the store's smartphone app this month.
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Having checked over each shoulder, it was possible that, speaking to a trusted friend, she might make one of her teeny tiny little couched and conditional statements: The actress would admit that she felt that the box office star was earnest and sweet.
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Woman befriends a teeny hummingbird Nintendo's 'Ring Fit Adventure' turns exercise into an adventure game Touching 'Looking For Alaska' trailer comes for everything you ever felt as a teen 'Modern Love' trailer stars Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey and more of your faves
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It all started in 2008 at the desk of All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen in the NPR office in Washington, D.C. Since then, more than 800 stars have graced Boilen's desk, finding creative ways to make use of the teeny space.
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With this in mind, we wonder: Could it indeed be time to throw away the Baby with the bathwater for something newer, fresher, with better eyebrows and a teeny helmet, so that we might be adequately shepherded through whichever crisis hits us next?
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But where Raymond's fights were usually about teeny, tiny matters of little consequence to people outside the show's central family, Carmichael's fights focus on issues like the Black Lives Matter movement, the primary election, Bill Cosby's alleged crimes, and struggles with depression.
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Trapped in their homes, it seems as if people are already starting to lose their minds because multiple people have uploaded videos to Twitter showing people diving head-first in the snow, wearing nothing more than a teeny bathing suit, a swim cap and goggles.
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Martian Envoy G10 Voice CommandI actually like this watch, but its teeny low-res LED display is so bright (and non-adjustable) it can be kind of distracting and the ticker-style display can make reading notifications annoying without the ability to recall missed messages.
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It's compelling enough, but the ship may already have sailed for Lenovo now that other companies, such as Huawei's sub-brand Honor, and other Chinese competitors such as LeEco, are battling for the teeny fraction of market share Apple and Samsung don't already own.
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And I know just enough to know that in general I need to keep my mouth shut and listen and try to figure out what&aposs going on and be a supporter and a follower in the little, teeny tiny ways that I can.
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Kourtney, however, seemed to take a page out of her sister's playbook, stepping out in an itsy bitsy teeny weeny red string bikini that, at first glance, looked totally normal — do a double-take, though, and you might notice Kardashian's showing off some significant underboob.
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Reunions and celebrations are not unusual in Gross, which despite its teeny population has a constant stream of friends and visitors passing through its 80 acres to eat at the Finnegans' restaurant, famous for Mary's pan-fried chicken and coffee that costs a nickel.
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FROM COINAGE: 5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s The billionaire wore a plain white tank top, a gray patchwork grandpa sweater, and a teeny-tiny pair of frayed denim shorts, likely from her new eponymous line of denim she launched this week.
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Trevor Noah gives a thoughtful response to the way society reacts to mass shootings Seth Meyers tears into politicians for blaming video games for mass shootings Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Stephen Colbert compares America's gun culture to Chernobyl
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Simply stick the teeny tiny electronic tag (which is only about a quarter of the competitor's size) to stuff that matters most to you — from your purse to your keys to your bike — then download the Informu app and add the tags to your dashboard.
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We built this miniature world that was a red room with a little teeny door, and in the room were these weird modern-shaped wooden trees and a mound with silver fluid that was going to erupt in flames and then reveal Michael Jackson's face.
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Across the narrow alley, the baker's children are carrying on the Papadopoulos family tradition in gastronomy with Drupes & Drips, a teeny wine bar where you can recharge for the night with a freddo espresso, a shot of caffeine shaken with ice (€240, or about $260).
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And/But: Because of the accusations leveled by Ford and Ramirez -- among others -- Kavanaugh simply cannot open the door even a teeny tiny little bit to the idea that he may not remember every single thing he said or did during and after he drank.
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A half-century after altering art forever with his subversive urinal readymade "Fountain" (1917), he passed away in the company of bathroom fixtures in his salle de bains at the Neuilly-sur-Seine home he shared with Teeny (Alexina Sattler), his wife since 1954.
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There's a new "water carbon cooling system" (bet you didn't know there's a teeny tiny drop of water inside of Samsung's phones, did you?) with a 3x bigger thermal spreader to help keep the phone from overheating when the processor and graphics chip are pushed hard.
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From Beyoncé(!) who performed in a shredded pair of Levi's, to Bella Hadid, who teamed her pair with a teeny top, there were so many celebs who put their own spin on the style staple that we couldn't help but be inspired to shop their looks ourselves.
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Dressed in Batgirl cosplay, she holds up a teeny Robin costume meant for their future child: My wife and I have a sidekick on the way from pics As ocularis01 explains in a comment, the couple's impressive costumes are a huge hit at local children's events.
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Hodges has been a model for seven years and has appeared in campaigns for brands like Marc Jacobs and Miu Miu, but it was just two years ago that she started to lead the pack when she chopped her hair into a TWA (teeny weeny Afro).
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From the moment the world was introduced to Teyana Taylor gyrating around a dimly lit gymnasium in a half bra top and teeny tiny thong, she instantly became an international sensation and, despite admitting to eating everything and not working out, a body positive poster girl.
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Any decent pair of working retinas would discern the pop cultural — and political — cues: the proliferation of teeny alt labels producing sophisticated looks indistinguishable from thrift-store finds (translation: cool AF); the advent of $200 declarative T-shirts; teensy handbags you can't actually fit anything into.
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The baby's mother carried the genes for a fatal nervous system disorder called Leigh syndrome, but Zhang had been able to keep the disease from being inherited by her son by swapping in a donor's mitochondrial DNA, the teeny bit of DNA where Leigh syndrome is housed.
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She cued up a selection of instrumentals that ran the absurd gamut from Eiffel 27's "Blue" and Drowning Pool's "Bodies" to "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polkadot Bikini," all while sing-songing moves nonstop (everything from honky tonk to show tunes is fair game, I learned).
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Although her red catsuit and schoolgirl outfit may be more recognizable, fans of the singer will still remember Britney's daring look from "I'm A Slave 4 U."The singer wore a teeny pink crop top and a coordinating pink thong over a pair of low-rise jeans.
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But Finding Dory doesn't just give Dory a starring vehicle; it also explores what it's like to experience life in 30-second increments, and doesn't gloss over the incredible loneliness she's grappled with ever since she was separated from her parents as a teeny tiny fish.
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There was a teeny-tiny, $1,100 bedroom in the East Village and a windowless bedroom on the Upper East Side, followed by shares without heat, shares with collapsing ceilings, shares with paper-thin walls and shares where one of the four roommates was always an Airbnb guest.
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" Ms. Reno said of her own reception in the public eye: "I've been alternately described as the 800-pound gorilla, a sad, slightly mad old lady that should rock in her chair, the sponsor of a teeny-bopper dance club on a program called 'Saturday Night Live.
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" Miller, who lives in San Francisco and holds a degree in literature from the University of California, Santa Barbara, adds: "There are young men, particularly young men of color, serving longer sentences for non-violent crimes, for having a teeny bit of marijuana in their pocket.
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You've likely seen TV commercials extolling the virtues of this or that prescription medication followed by a comically long list of side effects read at a faster clip or magazine spreads featuring a sexy drug advertisement opposite an inordinate number of disclosures in teeny-tiny print.
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Cult brands like MAC, Anastasia Beverly Hills, and Tom Ford have all launched teeny-tiny versions of their best-selling lip shades lately, and in addition to the adorable factor, you're also getting more bang for your buck in terms of color options, since they're often sold in sets.
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"These kinds of controversies will keep happening because the scale and expectations around how many employees are needed to oversee the content or ad programs is teeny compared to the number of ads being served," says Kendra Albert, a lawyer and fellow at Harvard Law School's Cyberlaw Clinic.
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It's been several years since the repentant pop star found religion, but only a few months since the teeny-tiny wisp of a shoutout appeared on his face — so small that it took eight weeks for the professional snoopers at People magazine to figure out what it said.
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Your face alone contains 20,000 teeny-tiny craters that fill up with dirt and sebum, after all — so unless you're willing to live in an incubator like a modern-day Jimmy Livingston, there are very few things you can do to shield your skin from the daily grime.
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And we're supposed to take it on trust from the same self-interested companies that the unknown quantity of malicious ads being fenced on their platforms is but a teeny tiny drop in the overall content ocean they're serving up so hey why can't you just stop overreacting?
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Weighing in at just over one ounce, this teeny drone puts the fun in functionality: Not only is it capable of capturing HD photos and videos from high above, but it can perform 360-degree flips and rolls thanks to a built-in, self-righting algorithm and sensors.
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My head had already started to fizz, like my brain endings had been dunked in a glass of Alka-Seltzer; I kept hearing Keeping Up Appearances as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and imagining Kris Jenner in a Hyacinth-style nylon floral tea dress and teeny little lace gloves.
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They're also soaked with high concentrations of skin-care ingredients: Bright Shot is packed with glutathione, a free radical-fighting antioxidant that combats hyper-pigmentation; Moist Shot contains moisture-trapping hyaluronic acid; and Lift Shot is loaded with hydrolyzed collagen, teeny amino acids that help plump up skin.
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"I have been seeing it more...and it's usually [in] the people whose acne may not be cooperating with other medications, or it's really what I call hot; it's really inflammatory... There will be a teeny little white spot with a tremendous amount of red around it," she explained.
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I'm done with the undersized teeny tiny ones from Trader Joe's, I'm done with the unripe ones that will leave you with jagged lacerations on your avocado-holding hand, and I'm especially done with the hollowed-out ones that have been used as coffee cups as of late.
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The canvas does have a slight sheen to it, a finish which may or may not be to your liking (but likely makes the print more durable), and there was one teeny printing imperfection on the brunette's black hair, but nothing you couldn't easily fix with a sharpie.
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A bunch of minifigures and accessories are also thrown in, including Harry Potter, Ron Weasley (and Scabbers), Hermione Granger, Remus Lupin, and a casually terrifying little Dementor, along with loads of wands, luggage, a teeny tiny Daily Prophet, and a wanted poster for your ol' pal Sirius Black.
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So I had a complete stranger wringing out my swollen breasts only to eke out a few teeny tiny droplets of something called colostrum (a pre-milk substance that's like the holy grail of drinkable bodily fluids) which she then scraped into a syringe and dribbled into my screaming baby's mouth.
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They&aposve sanitized and glossed over things that actually happened and so you are getting the teeny top tip of the iceberg, Judge, and what is down deep below that is a real manifestation of corruption against the Trump campaign, the candidate Trump, and then eventually when he was president.
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It feels like you have to pack up the kid's whole life and fit it all into a teeny tiny suitcase that you then have to lug through the airport along with the adorable 16 pounds of kicking baby who just wants to chew on every available surface (your passport included).
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As the face of the French luxury house, of course she arrived wearing an off-white silk taffeta coat and bustier dress from Dior Haute Couture, but kept things fresh with a nod to the '90s in a teeny tiny pair of white rectangular sunglasses, custom made by Andy Wolf Eyewear.
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Even those that claim to be "fiber dense" have a teeny fraction of the amount you really need (women are supposed to get 25 grams per day, but soups in these programs usually contain far fewer than what you'd expect from a meal — this one, for instance, only has 2g).
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He has also installed an itty bitty bonfire on top of a fire alarm, a teeny weenie yacht sinking into a puddle, a very small camel trudging across a very small sand dune, a petite sightseer atop a surveillance camera, and a Hot Wheels Lamborghini splattered with life-sized bird poop.
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I have a drawer in my kitchen — my teeny New York City bathroom lacks amenities like drawers — almost entirely filled with tubs and tubes of goop that are supposed to clear my skin, or brighten it, or even its tone, or calm it down, or do everything all at once.
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The pop star posted a compilation video Sunday showing herself getting into a bunch of yoga poses outside while wearing a teeny bikini ... all set to Cardi B's "I Like It." Good song choice, 'cause Britney definitely comes with that energy with handstands, splits ... and pretty much everything in between.
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Image: WikimediaEarlier this month, when the biotech firm Human Longevity published a controversial paper claiming that it could predict what a person looks like based on only a teeny bit of DNA, it was just a little over a week before a second paper was published discrediting it as flawed and false.
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Hargreaves manor is a cavern of winding, gilded rooms now presided over by Pogo (Adam Godley), the super intelligent, bespoke suit-wearing chimpanzee with teeny glasses Hargreaves scienced into existence, and Grace (Jordan Claire Robbins), aka Mom, the Westworld robot Hargreaves designed to be the picture of a 1950s era domestic goddess.
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Not really, I grew up with black metal and listened to it excessively as a teen because it is a very teeny angsts kind of music—this exclusive stuff where you're not allowed to do this or that because of whatever [reason], so I thought I'd just spice it up I guess.
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FROM PEN: Justina Machado on 'In The Heights' co-star Lin-Manuel Miranda On Friday, Rihanna stepped out wearing an off-white silk taffeta coat and bustier dress from Dior Haute Couture, but she kept things fresh with a nod to the '90s in a teeny-tiny pair of white rectangular sunglasses.
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As the fall 2016 TV season approaches (a time of year I personally put on the same level as football season), I feel the need to plead with anyone who may read these words to just consider — just for one teeny, tiny second — that not everyone is always able to watch shows live.
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But if you can get behind microneedling, which involves poking teeny-tiny superficial holes into the skin to stimulate collagen production and help the active ingredients in your products penetrate deeper (and only feels mildly tingly), there might be a workaround to getting the effects of Botox without going the traditional route.
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The premise being, of course, that you could send an envelope of glitter to all of your nemeses and mortal enemies because — having lived and breathed for multiple decades now — we all know that there's nothing worse than having to clean up those teeny, tiny flecks of sparkles that seem to get everywhere.
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Hannah Gadsby messes with anti-vaxxers by making pet rock versions of memes Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap
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Tina Fey tells David Spade which popular movie she has no intention of ever watching Trevor Noah gives a thoughtful response to the way society reacts to mass shootings Seth Meyers tears into politicians for blaming video games for mass shootings Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson
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In The Force Awakens, we only saw Snoke projected on a giant scale, and a popular fan theory arose that he was actually teeny; in The Last Jedi, though, we find out that he's just a normal-sized, bad-CGI-looking video-game guy who hangs out in a beautiful throne room.
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Blasting Hindi movie soundtracks on the radio, she built the seasonal Gujarati dish undhiyu, a specialty of the city of Surat, with purple yams and plantains, flat hyacinth beans and teeny eggplants, all of it layered in a giant, lipped stainless-steel pot and left to cook slowly over the charcoal outside.
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And I would imagine that being behind the scenes on the Trump campaign at the level he is has probably, you know, given him a little bit of an education about how you do that, in a way that is not operating in a teeny-tiny industry in New York that's mostly dynastic and small.
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It seems that Trump may have just gone a teeny bit off-script here, as Washington Post photographer caught a glimpse of Trump's notes, where he was supposed to say that Sacoolas would not be returning to the UK. Meanwhile, the Dunn family continued to express their frustration at both the British and UK governments.
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I had stacks of pants, a few jackets, a number of collared button-down shirts (which my children only wore under duress.) To see how baby clothes fared in the online consignment world, I asked a friend for a few cast-offs, and she obliged with several sweaters and a pair of teeny overalls.
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Whether you've been eying that teeny-weeny Jacquemus coin purse, are ready to take the plunge on a bright Solid & Striped maillot, or looking to cap off your summer look with a pair of can't-miss statement earrings, we can say with confidence that this sale will fill some of your summer wardrobe holes.
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Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap John Oliver's deep dive into prison labor is as disturbing as it is eye-opening
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A cartoony sci-fi action-platformer where gunplay frequently comes into the equation, starring a "Lombax" mechanic called Ratchet—he's an anthropomorphized alien cat, I suppose—and a teeny robot called Clank, the series ran on through the PS3 period, with releases like the coop-orientated All 4 One and A Crack in Time.
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So Ms. Mulhall, 22, and Mr. Robison, 23, shifted gears last spring after they nearly rented a teeny two-bedroom on the Upper West Side that not only exceeded their $2,500 monthly budget, but was also so small that it would have been hard to socialize with one another inside — let alone with anyone else.
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For current examples of ingenuity addressing energy needs, it cited teeny-tiny windmills that can power a mobile phone, a flashlight powered by the heat of the hand that holds it, and a soccer ball that generates and stores energy while being kicked and can be used, postgame, to light homes in the Third World.
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And I would imagine that being behind the scenes on the Trump campaign, at the level he is, has probably given him a little bit of an education about how you do that in a way that is not operating in a teeny-tiny industry in New York that is mostly dynastic and small.
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Teeny-bopper fans expecting a continuation of the made-for-TV-band's sitcom hijinks were inundated with a string of largely unrelated surreal Monty Python-esque sketches, including a journey through actor Victor Mature's hair, a swami who imparts the secret to the universe, and Dolenz leaping off the Gerald Desmond Bridge to swim with porpoises.
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To solve what was behind this blisteringly fast bite, the research team—made up of scientists from the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, the University of Arizona, and the University of Illinois—needed to get the ants into the lab where they could a close, detailed look at what was going down on their teeny bug heads.
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As if that weren't enough to elicit the envy of all his schoolmates, today, just a few months into his senior year of high school, the 17-year-old has another teeny-tiny makeup accolade to add to his list: He is the first male CoverGirl (or CoverBoy, if you will) in the company's 58-year history.
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Craig Kreeger, CEO of Virgin Atlantic, expects a bilateral deal between Britain and the United States, the most crucial aspect for the transatlantic carrier, will be agreed before Britain leaves the EU. "Sanguine might be a teeny bit strong, but I'm still generally confident that from a Virgin Atlantic perspective, things will be OK," Kreeger told Reuters.
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The Unicode Consortium — that is, the emoji overlords (or, more officially, the nonprofit organization "devoted to developing, maintaining, and promoting software internationalization standards and data") — are in the process of deciding whether to allow a very simple pink maillot, or one-piece bathing suit, to join the itsy-bitsy-teeny-weeny-yellow-polka-dot bikini in the emoji lexicon.
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As the War on Terror threatens to spill over into its third decade and America surveys a future in which it is no longer the world's only superpower, it's important to remember that a teeny-tiny portion of Defense Department spending went toward creating this drink machine from America's Army: Proving Grounds, the official game of the U.S. Army.
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On one hand, the Tigers have some bad losses and they're 29th in RPY; on the other, they now have a few quality wins, and if they play their way onto the bubble, does anyone think the selection committee won't have a teeny-tiny bias toward showcasing the country's best player during college basketball's marquee event?
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Much like a mighty dragon might shrug off a barrage of teeny, insignificant arrows, Game of Thrones has shaken off concerns that an episode leak might dent its ratings — the HBO hit just scored its most-watched episode yet with "The Spoils of War," despite the fact that the dramatic installment was illegally released online three days before it aired.
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" (While the majority of us aren't millionaires, there's still a good amount of data to imply that happiness, to some degree, is tied to money.) When I asked Santos what she thought of the studies, she replied, "They're important, but I don't think they change the message of the class, which is that high wealth has a teeny effect on happiness.
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We settled into a table next to a wall of photos of past employees (including a photo and postcard from Courtney Love that reads, "I bought my first guitar showing my teeny little titties here & y'all were very nice to me") and chatted about pop music, things that drive them nuts, and why most metal bands should just cut the shit already.
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It was just as effervescent and slightly cheesy as the ones from my youth — ''She may very well be from a distant planet, a foreign place where women are homegrown superheroes, nurtured to become goddesses,'' went the description of Smith — but it was a far cry from the profiles of racially homogeneous, apolitical teeny-boppers I was used to reading.
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At 21, Ms. O'Banion, a founder of Beauty Bioscience in Dallas, was clearly an effective advertisement for her product: the $2680 GloPro, a hand-held device for at-home microneedling — that is, using teeny tiny surgical steel needles to prod the skin into increasing production of collagen and elastin, and as a result improving texture and tone and potentially reducing wrinkles and scars.
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When it comes to specifically vaping e-liquids, she said, "even these components that seem like they should be safe, we have no idea what they do once they're heated up, aerosolized and broken down into their byproducts, and what effect those have, especially when they're broken down into teeny tiny ultrafine particles that can go into deep parts of the lung."
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At Céline, yellow dyed python trousers and oversized horse bit belt buckles stole the limelight; Versace raided the Gianni archives, culminating in Kaia Gerber wearing a leather cowboy hat and a million Instagram It girls swooning; and London-based label Marques'Almeida reimagined the cowgirl uniform in seersucker minty greens and medicinal pinks tucked under cow-print kick flares, teeny-weeny ruffled skirts, and cowhide overcoats.
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To boast just a teeny bit, my dance this week is a prime example of why I think viewers tune in every week: to find their own personal passion, the stories that they relate to in the celebrities, coming alive through the dancing (and that's enough for me to get over the fact that I cried like a 12-year-old girl this week).
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Operating out of two very different studios —Radar have a pretty plush mutli-roomed spot in Clerkenwell, Balamii a teeny tiny homemade slot in an arcade just off Rye Lane— there's a shared ethos, with both using themselves as platforms for up and coming DJs to play in peaktime slots, encouraging the process to be a socially driven, fun experience that prioritizes talent over personal brands.
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FROM PEN: Nina Dobrev Without Makeup Is Just as Beautiful as Nina Dobrev with Makeup REALTED: Paris Hilton Insists She's Not Stupid Hilton posted a selfie on June 3 wearing a wide-brim black hat and oversized shades showing off her new hair color as well as one of her number of teeny-tiny dogs, Diamond Baby, who of course already has its own Instagram account and 13K followers.
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Instead they "cordially invite" potential cast members to audition for a show they're describing as "an extraordinary television event featuring the most important day of your life marked by the greatest of celebrations — Sweet Sixteen, Quinceanera, Debutante Ball, Debut, or any other coming-of-age milestone event…" This new take on a cult classic invites some much-needed cultural diversity and puts a twist on the teeny bopper turn up.
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China's Yutu Rover / Image Courtesy of Chinese Academy of Sciences / China National Space Administration / The Science and Application Center for Moon and Deepspace Exploration / Emily Lakdawalla China's Yutu Rover / Image Courtesy of Chinese Academy of Sciences / China National Space Administration / The Science and Application Center for Moon and Deepspace Exploration / Emily Lakdawalla But to be fair, these Tiangong spacelabs are teeny tiny compared to the International Space Station.
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Industry: ArchitectureAge: 30Location: Brooklyn (Works in Manhattan)Salary: $103,000 base + $15,000 bonus# of roommates: 0 Monthly ExpensesRent: $1275.00 for a studio (It's a teeny place and has its flaws, but I refuse to move since the rent is so cheap.)Loan payments: $225.00Utilities: $40 (electricity); $90.88 (internet); $18 (gas)Gym: $003Transportation: $116.50, through TransitChekPhone Bill: $120.31Savings: $100 a month into a Roth IRA; $500 a month into a savings account.
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Piper may not be intended to look completely photo-real a la The Lion King or The Jungle Book, but its pleasures include surf bubbles so vivid you half-believe you could pop them, and teeny-tiny bird feathers so delicate you may catch yourself reaching out to smooth them, and characters so sweet-looking you'll want to pluck them right off the screen and take them home.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The Steel HR Sport has a reasonably sized, round 40mm face available in white or black; a smaller analog subdial that shows how close you are to your step count goal; and a teeny-tiny, black-and-white screen for displaying your notifications, your recent and current heart rate, the distance you've traveled, calories burned, and the time—if you don't feel like reading a clock the old-fashioned way.
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