I was thoroughly enjoying Fantastic Beasts before you showed up.
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Why does Mugman seems to be so thoroughly enjoying himself?
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And I am thoroughly enjoying living rent free in his head.
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And customers — both locals and guests — seem to be thoroughly enjoying them.
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Shampoo aside, the two seem like they're thoroughly enjoying their shared spa day.
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According to Ripa, Lola has been thoroughly enjoying her college experience thus far.
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We disappointed him by thoroughly enjoying the wine, a clean, citrusy 22013 from Domaine Trotereau.
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The camera then pans to Macron, who is all smiles and seems to be thoroughly enjoying himself.
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In light of this, Kerr and her team seem to be thoroughly enjoying going through Friedman's collection.
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In one of the photos Duggar Dillard posted, Israel can be seen thoroughly enjoying the family recipe.
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Offred is as shocked as the rest of us, and the Commander is thoroughly enjoying her reaction.
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However, from the tone of his captions, it seems he's thoroughly enjoying his newfound Bachelor nation fame.
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I don't follow politics at all but i'm thoroughly enjoying the Donald Trump memes of his hair pic.twitter.
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Nothing hotter than a grown man thoroughly enjoying a brisk bike ride with a basket, am I right?
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Instead you're settling for a meal you can neither thoroughly enjoy nor feel good about not thoroughly enjoying.
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Canada's pride and joy, Da Mao the Toronto Zoo's giant panda, has been thoroughly enjoying the winter weather recently.
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I browse my favorite daily news sites while I eat and am thoroughly enjoying the office being so quiet.
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Earlier this month, Ripa told guest co-host Anderson Cooper that Lola has been thoroughly enjoying her college experience thus far.
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And yet, I've never seen so many people so thoroughly enjoying themselves as they maneuver from panels to parties, bars, and restaurants.
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As if that weren't enough, Firebox has a line of personalized items that are just as weird — and we're thoroughly enjoying it.
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By the end of it, the young reader might find that she has learned a good deal while she was thoroughly enjoying herself.
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It might work and, if Bayley's ad-libbed "you ain't shit" to Sasha is any indication, she might be thoroughly enjoying the change.
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Taken together, these essays draw a picture of a cheerful polymath thoroughly enjoying even those conversations that he later pretends to find tiresome.
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"I saw him down for St. Patrick's Day in Belmar, and he was thoroughly enjoying himself," said James E. McGreevey, a former Democratic governor.
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You know, in the early, heady days right after the announcement of the summit, the president was thoroughly enjoying the crowds chanting Nobel Peace prize.
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Choksi said yes, so thoroughly enjoying the company that five years later, she moved to the "dark side, doing M&A at Facebook" for another four years.
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When I've read her writing in the past, aside from thoroughly enjoying it, I find myself wondering how she can write something so brief and so profound.
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I'm almost at the end of It's Kind of A Funny Story by Ned Vizzini, which I'm thoroughly enjoying, however, reading in the mornings is hard for me.
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Although you can find us thoroughly enjoying pesto 365 days of the year, there's just something about spring that truly makes this zesty green spread sing (on our tastebuds).
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Playing Oversight took me to another place, whether I was trying to figure out wtf was going on, or thoroughly enjoying the fact that I had no clue, really.
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Perhaps with China taking the throne as the world's premiere superpower, the cultural differences that prevented me from thoroughly enjoying this cool-off method will soon no longer be an issue.
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" But for now she's thoroughly enjoying the time away from her phone: "You start to engage in real life and how you have to deal with real people right in front of you.
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"When you are doing the type of work that no one else in the building wants to do and you are thoroughly enjoying it, you realize you made the right decision," he said.
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You know, it's my mom's favorite show in Korea because it's based on the Korean show with the same name, and I'm having the most fun, ever, like I'm thoroughly enjoying every second of it.
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One of our astronauts once said to me, Dont fly to space, were thoroughly enjoying spending all this time going to the game reserve in Africa or Necker Island, Branson told Reuters in an exclusive interview.
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"One of our astronauts once said to me, 'Don't fly to space, we're thoroughly enjoying spending all this time going to the game reserve in Africa or Necker Island,'" Branson told Reuters in an exclusive interview.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks are thoroughly enjoying interleague action this year and they will aim for their sixth consecutive win over an American League team when they finish a two-game set at the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday.
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Everyone, by the looks of it, is thoroughly enjoying themselves, especially the local radio DJ serving as the emcee, who is not shy with the microphone and reminds everyone in attendance that they are currently at the "official" pork roll festival.
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Turns out it was the guys wife phoning to check in on him while he was on a business trip, which he was thoroughly enjoying with his mistress clever_username7:One time I was driving a dude for a bit of a long trip.
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After kicking America's friends in the teeth, in a few days it will be time to embrace America's "competitor," the Russian President who has been behaving as an enemy of the United States and its friends, and is no doubt thoroughly enjoying Trump's performance in Brussels.
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Anyway, the latest entry in the series is ridiculously deep, includes a pandemic DLC I haven't tried yet, and my Scottish civilization is currently trailing the Brazillians in the Space Race and my partner thinks I'm a big loser, but I am thoroughly enjoying myself and will definitely try using the Canadian civilization when I start my next game.
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Whether it's an impromptu evening soccer game in an alley deep in the Gothic Quarter, making new friends at a pintxos bar where patrons stand shoulder to shoulder, or thoroughly enjoying the admittedly touristy light-and-water show at the Magic Fountain near the National Palace, Barcelona's delightful idiosyncrasies and fierce charisma make it an ideal sojourn for any traveler.
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To pick just a few examples from a recent Twitter search for the phrase, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is living rent-free in Fox News' head, Pro-gun Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv is living rent-free in the heads of gun control advocates, Michael Avenatti is "thoroughly enjoying living rent-free" in Donald Trump's head, alt-righters are living rent-free in the heads of "haters," and Steve Bannon is living in H.R. McMaster's head rent-free.
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He was elected to the Yorkshire Committee after Brian Close retired from his seat, and appointed Yorkshire's Director of Cricket in 2002. "It's a very hard task but I'm thoroughly enjoying it," Cope said. "It's a wonderful opportunity and I've got to make the most of it." Cope began his playing career wearing glasses and, in 1972, turned to contact lenses.
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Sharma explained: "He is ready to test her promise to the limits! AJ knows exactly how to push all of Zainab's buttons, and now he's going to take full advantage of the fact that she won't let herself be the control freak she normally likes to be!" Jane Simon from the Daily Mirror said AJ is "thoroughly enjoying" testing Zainab's new policy.
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His performance is first brilliant, with Claudia, Willie and Vincent all watching and thoroughly enjoying his resurgence. Soon, though, Adam begins to struggle physically and his playing turns frenetic. Eventually, everyone stops playing, leaving nothing but Adam's fevered trumpeting, which he attempts to continue even while virtually doubling over in agony. Finally, he collapses and dies, leaving his friends to grimly mourn him.
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She also rated it as one of the best current affairs programmes in 2009. The two reviewers said that, compared to The Late Late Show, Kenny was more "in his comfort zone". Sarah Carey, also in The Irish Times, was disappointed by the tone of the programme even though Kenny was "thoroughly enjoying himself". She said it was a televised version of Liveline.
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The first movement is lyrical and "wonderfully spacious, as if Mozart is thoroughly enjoying himself and letting his ideas flow freely", as Ledbetter has noted. The middle movement is slow and refined; the orchestra stays in the background behind the pair of playful pianists. The finale is a rondo filled with rhythmic drive and, after passages of lyrical grace, there is an exuberant return to the main rondo theme.
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Shortly thereafter, the narrator's paramour unexpectedly arrives and he spends a few weeks thoroughly enjoying her company. He also reluctantly introduces her to Dorrimore. One night, a few weeks later, the narrator is sitting near a graveyard at night when he sees Dorrimore with his love. In a feat of jealousy, he springs forward, "bent upon murder", and awakens the next morning in his room with bruises on his body and throat.
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In domestic ferrets the war dance usually follows play or the successful capture of a toy or a stolen object. The war dance is commonly held to mean that the ferret is thoroughly enjoying itself. The behavior consists of a frenzied series of hops sideways and backwards, often accompanied by an arched back and a frizzed-out tail. Ferrets are notoriously clumsy in their surroundings during their dance and will often collide with or fall over objects and furniture.
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Mischievous, but never malevolent, he often lies to manipulate Uruno and Usahara for his own amusement. On rare occasions he is seen to have a conscience, but this does not stop him from thoroughly enjoying getting the other animals riled up. : ; Peganosuke (a Pegasus) : Peganosuke is Yunihiko's twin brother, who works as a courier delivering packages. He is very shy and timid, but quickly becomes friends with Uruno, due to their shared lack of self-confidence.
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In Toronto she has toured with several different comedy troupes, thoroughly enjoying the fan base that laughed their way with her through the 1990s. Maureen has had an eclectic career to date, from playing several of the Bard's ladies as a clown, to puppeteering on the popular CBC children's television series, Mr. Dressup. Most recently, Maureen has appeared in numerous memorable roles. She starred as Laraine Newman alongside Jamie Gertz in It's Always Something: The Gilda Radner Story on ABC.
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Homer gets Bart to the camp, and leaves him there as Bart sadly watches Homer reluctantly drive away. As he drives to Vegas, Homer begins to feel guilty, and decides to bring Bart back. Meanwhile, Bart is thoroughly enjoying his stay at the camp, and begins to realize he does not have to feel good by doing pranks, until he sees Homer run down a horse with his car, and leaves with Homer to go to Vegas in return for washing the horse's blood off the car. Meanwhile, Marge and Lisa have a yard sale.
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"Helping Hand" received overwhelming positive reviews. Of the episode, Christine Orlando of TV Fanatic said, "As I'm realizing how much I'm thoroughly enjoying the characters on Body of Proof, "Helping Hand" has Megan finally noticing how little she knows about them. The best part is, she does something to try and change that and the results are both comical and touching". Orlando praised the scenes between Megan and Curtis, calling them "great" and saying, "Nothing makes you a part of the team like falling for a well-meaning office prank".
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Intending to see if she has anything other than a dollar sign for a heart, Henry contacts Michael and convinces the professor that he is in love with Carol. While radiating the charm and assurance that Carol has taught him, Michael begins to court her. Their courtship becomes headline news, and although she is not in love with him, Carol is afraid to tell him the truth for fear that he might walk out on his contract. Henry is thoroughly enjoying Carol's predicament until he kisses her and begins to fall in love with her himself.
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The BBC Radio 3 commentator, Lucy Parham, praised her "mature, elegant and communicative reading of this hugely demanding work". Murray Mclachlan, writing in the International Piano magazine, described her as a "born performer" with "unquestionable qualities as an artist"; he considered that her performance of the Brahms concerto "perhaps lacked gravitas" but added: "there was no doubt that she was thoroughly enjoying every minute. The work was taken by the scruff of the neck and executed with energetic elan, bravura and heart-on- sleeve communication." Mclachlan also praised "her spellbinding, exquisite sounds" in performing Debussy's Préludes.
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Captain Triumph with his partners in adventure, Kim Meredith and Biff (and another appearance of the light blue jodhpurs). Crack Comics #49. Art by Reed Crandall. In his fourth appearance, Captain Triumph encounters a down-on-his-luck professional clown named Biff who is on the verge of being fired from his job. Sympathizing, Cap uses his powers of flight and invisibility to ensure that Biff’s next show is spectacular. However, even though in the aftermath his job as a clown is at least temporarily assured, after being drawn into one of Cap’s adventures, and thoroughly enjoying it, Biff readily accepts Lance Gallant’s offer to become his personal assistant.
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With a degree under his belt he embarked on a further year's study at Cambridge University, gaining an MPhil degree in Materials Technology. Peter tried his hand at teaching and took up a position at Aston Comprehensive School, staying for four and half years and thoroughly enjoying the experience. Peter then travelled to Dubai, teaching mathematics and science to Arabic students in the aluminium industry before returning to England to take up a teaching post at Grosvenor House School in Harrogate, Yorkshire. In 1990 Peter accepted a post as a Mathematics teacher and House Master at Cheam School, a prestigious private school in England.
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Thoroughly enjoying the process of collaborating with like-minded musicians on the new record, on any given night Nine Mile can now be experienced as a duo or as a seven-piece ensemble. Over the years, Nine Mile has toured internationally, sharing stages with The Black Keys, Joel Plaskett, G. Love and Special Sauce, Gomez, Xavier Rudd, Cowboy Junkies, Blackalicious, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Sarah Harmer, Donovan Frankenreiter and Pete Murray to name just a few. The band will soon be announcing tour dates that are set to take place throughout Fall 2009 in support of the new record which will be released on Dread Rock/Xiola distributed via Conveyor/Universal Music Canada. Recent touring partners include: Xavier Rudd, Donavon Frankenreiter, Blackalicious, Pete Murray, Ben Harper and more.
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During the second world war two young boys, played by John Holmes and Mark Luxford, are evacuated from London to the countryside by train. Arriving in an unfamiliar village, they are taken in by a kindly dairy farmer, and soon become familiar with country life. Between lending a hand on the farm and attending the one-classroom village school, they spend their days exploring the fields and woods of the area, and thoroughly enjoying themselves. Then one night, there is a bombing raid near the village and the boys witness a German bomber come down. They try to tell the locals, but a search finds no evidence of a downed plane, and the boys are in trouble for wasting the police and the armed services’ time (the plane had actually come down in a pond and sunk out of sight).
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Immediately after graduation, Wallace started to receive position offers from University of Wisconsin and Yale, but due to his family ties, turned them down in order to remain in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His decision was also justified by the fact that he already was an instructor at Bryn Mawr College, a position that he was thoroughly enjoying. The previously obtained Ph.D., allowed Wallace to hold numerous part-time positions at the University of Pennsylvania where in 1955 he became senior research associate at the Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute, at which place he later became the Director of Clinical Research, and served as such until its closure in 1980. From 1955 to 1960, Wallace served as research associate at the institute and visiting associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at Penn, following which, he was appointed director of clinical research at the University of Pennsylvania.
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A celebration of the church basement kitchen and the women who work there, Church Basement Ladies is a musical comedy featuring four distinct characters and their relationships as they organize the food and solve the problems of a rural Minnesota church about to undergo changes in 1965. From the elderly matriarch of the kitchen to the young bride-to-be learning the proper order of things, we see them handle a record-breaking Christmas dinner, the funeral of a dear friend, a Hawaiian Easter fundraiser, and a steaming hot July wedding. They stave off potential disasters, share and debate recipes, instruct the young, and keep the Pastor on course while thoroughly enjoying, (and tolerating) each other as the true "steel magnolias" of the church. Funny and down to earth, audiences will recognize these ladies as they witness the church year unfold from below the house of God.
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The Grant of the film is depoliticised, becoming an murderer who was acquitted by reason of insanity who then escapes from a mental institution and comes to serve as an assassin for a criminal organisation instead of a soldier who broke his oath to serve King and Country by defecting to the Soviet Union. The Romanova of the film is much closer to the Romanova of the book who is shown as thoroughly enjoying the consumerist lifestyle of the West who is constantly buying expensive clothing that Bond introduces her to. Like in the book, her relationship with Bond serves as both a political and a sexual liberation. Unlike in the book, Romanova of the film makes a more clear decision to choose the West by shooting Klebb in the film's climax to save Bond, a decision made more significant as Romanova is unaware that Klebb is really working for SPECTRE.
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