So I want thrilling plots, yes — but also thrilling language.
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Jane Fonda: This is a thrilling moment This is an emotional, thrilling moment.
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It was exhausting and thrilling to play, and in the final three sets, exhausting and thrilling to watch.
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It was very thrilling to him, as it's thrilling to most people, to end up in a magazine or newspaper or something.
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"It's thrilling, absolutely thrilling to see just the energy around this election cycle, and so many terrific women coming to Congress," Rep.
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It is thrilling where the book is thrilling and flawed, too, in the same spots where the book fell short of its own exciting premise.
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A thrilling 2016 World Series won by the forever-sad Chicago Cubs was followed a few months later by a thrilling Super Bowl won by the never-bad New England Patriots.
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Sometimes, he'd ask me first — something I found thrilling.
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The music itself is good — even thrilling in parts.
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But before that, we have played shows where we have played half of the new album which was really thrilling for us because it was thrilling to have an extremely direct new album.
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It's been a huge, thrilling year for flat Earth truthers.
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The Trump Show is a macabre, fascinating, appalling, thrilling spectacle.
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"It makes me nervous, but it's also thrilling," O'Hara explained.
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I get hired at the national level and it's thrilling.
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When his performance in the 2013 thriller Paranoia was … thrilling.
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But if she does, how thrilling is that gonna be?
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FieldTrip's most thrilling innovation has nothing to do with rice.
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Golden State proved that wrong in thrilling fashion in June.
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Whatever it ends up looking like, it's thrilling for researchers.
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But it'll be thrilling for me to visit the set.
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The romantic thriller nailed the "thrilling" part of its descriptor.
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" Leaving it behind, he says, is "scary but also thrilling.
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The R1 is also fun, if not thrilling, to drive.
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It's never ceased to be sort of terrifying and thrilling.
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It's thrilling, but there's also an underlying sense of nervousness.
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A marble kitchen counter is sexy, thrilling … and cold, LOL.
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And as for the infighting, it's thrilling rather than regressive.
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All of this is promising, and the result is thrilling.
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"It was thrilling," Perabo told CNN in an recent interview.
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Who else could make lists of zip codes visually thrilling?
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The ambition was thrilling: Somebody got utilitarianism in my comedy!
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I can't imagine how thrilling it must be for them.
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The reality, as it tends to be, was less thrilling.
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It's exciting and thrilling to be part of that narrative.
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It's thrilling that the show has opened so many discussions.
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It was thrilling to walk long hours for these images.
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There is something neurologically thrilling about viewing Von Rydingsvard's work.
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The Complete Ballet is a very absorbing, even thrilling, novel.
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It was so thrilling that I keep repeating this routine.
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A marble kitchen counter is sexy, thrilling ... and cold, LOL.
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To me it was a thrilling tale of doomed courage.
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And, the process of discovering how perfect was equally thrilling.
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Is there any word more thrilling to the human soul?
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It's the thrilling illusion of escaping from one's own agency.
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At times this feeling was thrilling, and at others maddening.
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And Parisa Khobdeh's slides in "Esplanade" were thrilling and scary.
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"This was not thrilling, this was a fight," she said.
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They're only interested in providing a thrilling, memorable, emotional experience.
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This was scary to some people and thrilling to others.
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This election has been difficult for some, thrilling for others.
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It was the latest triumph in a thrilling career revival.
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The tone is more thrilling than it is truly scary.
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In essence, McNeil can be thrilling and a little maddening.
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It is thrilling and dangerous and beautiful all at once.
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It was not always simple, but thrilling in the end.
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Saturday night did not get off to a thrilling start.
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The unity of the Spotlight section, for example, is thrilling.
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It was absolutely thrilling, I was like, 'This is it.
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The topic today was "Manufacturing Variances 96.563" (thrilling, I know!).
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Her silvery voice had both thrilling power and nuanced expressivity.
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Thrilling drives like that one have become Stafford's signature skill.
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No drama centers on a particularly thrilling move or victory.
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It's a thrilling dive back into the Star Wars universe.
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No. It's a thrilling film, but quite a safe one.
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I'm trying to keep my composure, but it's oddly thrilling.
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The more distance there is, the more thrilling the jump.
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I found it haunting, thrilling and confounding in equal measure.
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Seeing women scheme, rob, kill, and transgress can be thrilling.
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As a film, The Beguiled is thrilling, delicious, wicked fun.
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You've never felt trapped in a particular place – you are free to travel and move anywhere, which is even more thrilling than being free to hook-up with anyone, though that is also quite thrilling.
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The offer was certainly thrilling, but then Miranda chimed in himself.
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It was a thrilling moment, but Guarini couldn't accept the role.
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Movie fans, rejoice: Your Presidents' Day plans just got more thrilling.
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Adonis Stevenson versus Joe Smith Jr. would be a thrilling fight.
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It doesn't always work, but damn, it's thrilling when it does.
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"You can hardly do anything as thrilling as this," Cantrell said.
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It felt dangerous and thrilling to dabble with something so heretical.
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The action is crisp and thrilling, but more importantly, it's meaningful.
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The red-pilling process isn't meant to be subtle, but thrilling.
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Yes, it'll always be thrilling to drive something new and exotic.
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But the possibilities escorted by "Bodak Yellow"'s success are thrilling.
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At first, the students' extreme, heart-stopping experiment achieves thrilling results.
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To see their powerful capabilities in action must have been thrilling.
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It will be a thrilling journey, but also a perilous one.
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It should be compelling to scholars and thrilling to his fans.
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The fact that he saw something in my work was thrilling.
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The span of time alone makes this a thrilling sports story.
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The news is thrilling for fans of the two talented women.
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A video from a thrilling 2013 safari trip is resurfacing online.
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But it's such a thrilling, delectable ride that, well, who cares?
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You're running into thrilling people and sharing the most inspiring ideas.
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It's thrilling to see so many of them in one place.
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The 2019 NCAA tournament is drawing to its always-thrilling conclusion.
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There's something I find both thrilling and terrifying about financial planning.
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It's a fresh, thrilling adventure that feels extremely relevant in 2018.
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Thrilling experiences can disrupt your boredom and force you pay attention.
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Lewis remembers it as a terrifying, tragic, but also thrilling time.
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A hope that's so thrilling, even a weary world can rejoice.
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There's something pretty thrilling about cutting into a ball of burrata.
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Not exactly the most thrilling last words, but they are fitting.
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It didn't seem cheesy back then, it felt real and thrilling.
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It's a racy, madcap, and ultimately thrilling romp through their psyches.
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This is just beyond thrilling for me as an animal advocate.
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These are amazing to watch, and undeniably thrilling to play, too.
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"That's thrilling for a technologist, and really, for anyone," Ramadan posited.
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It will be extremely muscular and thrilling and entertaining and moving.
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Granted, you don't need a blockbuster budget to create thrilling action.
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It's exciting and thrilling in a way no other sport is.
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Combat starts out thrilling, but eventually, I was phoning it in.
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I haven't tried the cock ring yet, but it sounds thrilling.
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Pop culture can range from thrilling to frustrating, escapist to educational.
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Many are thrilling to the prospect of removing Trump from office.
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"It's been an exhausting but thrilling couple of days," Hoyt said.
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Mostly doomed to failure, but with occasional thrilling moments of success.
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Last year, Team Sky held off Sunweb in a thrilling chase.
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What's most thrilling about Beyoncé is that every song stands alone.
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Giving up that degree of control was thrilling in a way.
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The experience is far more thrilling -- and hilarious -- than it sounds.
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But the series is intriguing and thrilling in its own right.
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Once, I might have found the scene romantically retro, even thrilling.
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Their motivations and arcs are thrilling to watch unfold and intersect.
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Her music and her live performances were never less than thrilling.
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That denouement was unexpected, thrilling, and to my mind completely satisfying.
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That was one of the most thrilling jobs in my life.
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It was thrilling to watch the image pop out of nowhere.
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You could meet someone really exciting or receive some thrilling news!
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That's the Jekyll side of Buxton, and it's thrilling to watch.
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It's funny, moving, thrilling, and genuinely groundbreaking from a technical standpoint.
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A week of civil disorder is thrilling; three years are exhausting.
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Some people may say well how is kayaking fun or thrilling?
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Ciarra Black kicked things off with her bleak and thrilling techno.
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It's also thrilling, bewildering, campy, shrewd, mortifying, scary, devastating and deep.
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The "Star Wars" extensions, each 14-acres in size, sounded thrilling.
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Tiptoeing on the line of being hurt just enough is thrilling.
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But it will be thrilling for reasons that go beyond anomaly.
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Yorick took it, thrilling at the feel of hot dirty skin.
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But when the answer is yes, the results can be thrilling.
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The fact of that immensity is humbling, thrilling, and comforting even.
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This was the strangest, most thrilling book I read this year.
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The most thrilling horror stories are those whose truth is inescapable.
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It's intense and thrilling before you even know what you're doing.
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These are lovely wines, thrilling in their balance and their focus.
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They're desensitized to it and, in some cases, it's vicariously thrilling.
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It was one of the most thrilling experiences of my life.
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To be a student leader in India, it's a thrilling time.
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There's something thrilling about the extreme flexibility of the Arabic alphabet.
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As the javelina clearly shows: Running is already fun, and thrilling.
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The political machinations, lying, and backstabbing are all so damn thrilling.
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VPNs might not be thrilling things, but they are absolutely vital.
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It's exciting, thrilling, heartwarming, and gritty all at the same time.
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Turner's deadpan account of the killings is alternately thrilling and terrifying.
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Here was an almost conservative design — but still a thrilling Lambo.
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His crowds are ever hopeful for the next thrilling rude swerve.
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"White Christmas" takes "Black Mirror" fans for a dark, thrilling ride.
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It's thrilling to make a movie that really impacts the culture.
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On Saturday it was thrilling to go along on his journey.
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Some of these older collages are thrilling, indulgent anecdotes from history.
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But to her, there's something kind of thrilling about that, too.
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The back story is pretty thrilling if you don't know it.
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This loss of control was scary but also thrilling, even ecstatic.
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Seeing thousands of gay people marching in the street was thrilling.
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CORBETT: Well, for most journalists, the thrilling part is the discovery.
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At the gallery you can practically hug it, it's so thrilling.
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But as failures go, it was a validating and thrilling one.
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More than anything, I'm hoping this is a game that can live up to the hype and finish with a thrilling result, and thrilling results tend to mean a game decided by less than a touchdown.
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It may very well be thrilling to wipe someone's slate clean, but for Trump it must also be thrilling to settle political scores, since that, to some degree, is what each of his three pardons has done.
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Sanders attended the thrilling Game 7 with actor and surrogate Danny Glover.
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Eleven in Chicago is thrilling; it's a whole new environment for her.
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It's thrilling and touching, and features a surprising amount of turtle gore.
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Similarly, seeing Olivo's grid-paper layouts and Westvind's original illustrations is thrilling.
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He's a really thrilling person to be around because he's so authentic.
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But every time a new step is confirmed I think it's thrilling.
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The attempt was beautiful to watch, and a thrilling achievement in itself.
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So how do we include more people and make it more thrilling?
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This isn't a particularly thrilling purpose, but it is an important one.
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Recording a good novel can be pretty thrilling when emotions ambush you.
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It's so much easier to find those communities now, and that's thrilling.
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It is illicit and thrilling but temporary: like taking drugs, only safe.
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It's thrilling in a way that few cars can achieve without speed.
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But most recently, she gave me a creative project, which was thrilling.
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"We want it to be thrilling and interesting, but real," said Patterson.
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And when the athletes' lives mirror that unexpectedness, it's thrilling to me.
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To see a tiger up close in the wild is truly thrilling.
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It's always so thrilling when I emerge from behind those two screens.
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It's a little thrilling, but also...kind of effed-up, you know?
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Then he constructed a thrilling narrative of extreme bravery and compromised morality.
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Denver was coming of a thrilling overtime win in Chicago on Wednesday.
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Other members of the family are also thrilling at the twins' arrival.
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Anthony Joshua beat Alexander Povetkin in a thrilling heavyweight fight on Saturday.
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Just about as thrilling of an ending that you could ask for.
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The very act of breaking down that mass appeal paradigm is thrilling.
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Australia's capital city, Canberra, isn't regarded as the country's most thrilling city.
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It is sturdy, even if it is only rarely thrilling or daring.
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Everything was different, and not necessarily in the most thrilling of ways.
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A thrilling fireworks display can confuse the automated settings on your smartphone.
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Watching the Coopers and Blossoms interact is what makes Riverdale so thrilling.
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Being a parent, he concludes, is the most thrilling journey of all.
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Once you've gone there once, it's an experience, it's thrilling, it's fun.
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The fact that that person is now running for president is thrilling.
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The connection I feel with audiences is thrilling at times for me.
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"Landing was thrilling, but I'm looking forward to the drilling," Banerdt said.
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Most importantly, though: This is a thrilling piece of equipment to use.
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Respectable, steady, successful, sometimes thrilling, Ouellet seemed content with where he was.
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"This wonderful, liberating, thrilling work also has a dark side," Slimani said.
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But it must have been thrilling for Trump to pardon him, too.
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Relive the thrilling adventures of Goku, the Saiyan also known as Kakarot
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In most ways no, but in some important and thrilling ways yes.
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"Elite" uses flashbacks and flash-forwards, which makes for a thrilling ride.
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Many track cycling events are thrilling; this is not one of them.
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"It's thrilling," said McGuire, who is not related to the team's owner.
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The fury of the band's internal combustion was unrelenting and generally thrilling.
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No wonder the band's live shows are filled with palpable, thrilling tension.
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And that's exactly what makes this collection at once thrilling and reassuring.
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The combination of Ben's taste with Ballard's sensibility was a thrilling prospect.
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I remember the first time that we did it, it felt thrilling.
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For a stardom-voyeur, it's as thrilling and elicit as US Weekly.
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This season, he's shown that he can fuel a pretty thrilling one.
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It's hot a dusty and, once the traffic gets actually moving, thrilling.
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It's so simple and so hard, so thrilling when it works out.
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It's his docked spaceship on which the ostensibly thrilling climax takes place.
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But the most thrilling complication is how Ms. Childs uses the set.
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It's not as viscerally thrilling as an outright win — few things are.
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As a photo editor and artist myself, this is thrilling to see.
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She later produced a thrilling memoir that Winston Churchill couldn't put down.
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"Her tale is a thrilling one," Winston Churchill wrote in the introduction.
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Alternately thrilling and heartbreaking, the sequence is "The Alienist" at its best.
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In this thrilling novel, Trent Dalton takes us along for the ride.
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One of the most thrilling winners was European and American art history.
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" It's "about as thrilling a piece of musical theater moviemaking as exists.
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The two of us remember those years as a thrilling, wonderful adventure.
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Hearing the story out of his mouth is the most thrilling thing.
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I was the concertmaster for his concert, which was petrifying and thrilling.
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It made her thrilling and untouchable and relatable at the same time.
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That night's game wasn't making such a thrilling case for modern baseball.
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If I had run into her somehow, it would have been thrilling.
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According to this collection of incisive essays, doing so can be thrilling.
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Doing so may not be as thrilling as sharing predictions of doom.
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If you fall under Ms. Gill's spell, it becomes absorbing, even thrilling.
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There is something thrilling, and a little embarrassing, about this rarefied air.
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We received another one last night with Netta's thrilling and suspenseful victory.
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The man is not a thrilling writer, or much of a humorist.
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They shared moments big and small, thrilling and heartbreaking, ordinary and extraordinary.
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That election was one of the most thrilling nights of my life.
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Lauren of CandyHunting says she too finds seasonal product launches particularly thrilling.
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There's something about those final shots I found both thrilling and uneasy.
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For visitors with an itch for shopping, the experience can be thrilling.
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Thrilling in an ion-rearranging way — and with an edge of terror.
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It can be gross, regrettable, thrilling, passionate, and inadvisable all at once.
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Dark, hilarious, thrilling and bewildering, this Korean director is getting everyone's attention.
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Matsuyama's swing, though far from textbook, is thrilling in its own way.
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But to its truest fans, it remains a beautiful and thrilling thing.
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This is your second act, and it will be thrilling to see.
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So, to be reintroduced to myself as a younger person is thrilling.
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The effect in both is a thrilling merging of motion and music.
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She wasn't connected to a dynasty character and that prospect was thrilling.
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Lyndsey explained that there had been a thrilling change in her condition.
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So it was kind of thrilling to be next to them all.
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The news stories coming from the island have been surprising yet thrilling.
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His live shows are thrilling so I'm really looking forward to it!
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The audience members, of course, create a thrilling sense of the unknown.
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Two 3D IMAX documentaries offer a thrilling five-and-half story glimpse.
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The area was desolate and thrilling, there were artists and drug dealers.
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Was the final verdict on whodunnit a thrilling stunner or an anticlimax?
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I recommend going whole hog, though, because it's a thrilling, delicious meal.
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"You're not giving orders now," Woods growls at Bob, thrilling the audience.
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The mugham style is a thrilling and rare glimpse into old Azerbaijani culture.
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And what's more thrilling than trying to muscle your way into the conversation?
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It's really thrilling for me and hopefully it will be for you too!
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A chihuahua led cops on a thrilling chase across the Bay Bridge. 12.
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Come along for the ride in a thrilling new adventure in virtual reality.
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Watching the dramatic growth playing out over a few days was unexpectedly thrilling.
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Fragility can be thrilling, liberating even—but it can also be fucking terrifying.
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So it was very exciting that they always sent us such thrilling sounds.
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What I'm suggesting is that escape games are a thrilling substitute for therapy.
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"The Girl on the Train" is thrilling, slick, appropriately bleak and largely enjoyable.
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Obsessive desire feels awful in reality, but reading about it is totally thrilling.
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And he challenges the robot to a toddler's game in the thrilling conclusion.
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But I get the thrilling sense that something bigger is about to give.
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It was mesmerizing and thrilling, and I couldn't wait to do it again.
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This is the kernel of what's glorious, and positively thrilling, about foldable devices.
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We're familiar with those beats by now, and it's not so thrilling anymore.
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It doesn't matter if I find them thrilling from my couch in Brooklyn.
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Sure, tapping a light might not be all that thrilling, but it's something.
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The less-than-thrilling process of doing the dishes could be the same.
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This multi-sensory show (touching is fine) feels wondrous, generous, nutritive, and thrilling.
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And "Motorball," Iron City's bloody, violent sport of choice is thrilling to watch.
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For her, showing off the suits is as thrilling as the game itself.
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I am excited to re-embark on the most thrilling, life-changing show.
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I was regenerating energy in the battery, and it was thrilling and addictive.
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On paper, what you get for Season 93 should be no less thrilling.
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Esad Ribic's art is ethereal and gorgeous, but Secret Wars isn't exactly thrilling.
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Simply put, it's just thrilling to use both the Zik 3.0 and 7003.
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It was thrilling to pick the right thing and have a best seller.
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Yet what is most thrilling is getting to know da Vinci the scientist.
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No amount of thrilling #EACtion can get you to care about this team.
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We've got the original Super Bowl debut trailer right here, and it's THRILLING:
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It's a truly thrilling vocal performance that's both feather-light and strangely forceful.
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It's probably exciting and joyous and thrilling and nerve-wracking all at once.
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Such knocking on heaven's door remains a thrilling experience, and probably always will.
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It's not the most thrilling heist in the world, but it's definitely effective.
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Across the board, the performances are thrilling and taut, more celebration than elegy.
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It is, of course, thrilling to hear it played with verve and command.
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And for those of us who are looking for hope, it was thrilling.
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Ms. Monáe found the story a thrilling revelation, albeit a slightly troubling one.
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Wearing Maison Valentino was "thrilling, like donning a work of art," she said.
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R. Martin constructed his original story with the thrilling amorality of actual history.
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Overall, riding in Uber's self-driving car was equal parts thrilling and mundane.
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For a novelist, though, this uncertainty is a gold mine: rich, thrilling, irresistible.
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It's a tense, thrilling sequence, and the most captivating part of the episode.
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What is thrilling is that Trump's boorishness may be catching up to him.
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To be accessible, reliable and still thrilling is a very rare achievement indeed.
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Week 2 of the NFL season saw plenty of surprises and thrilling endings.
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"Actually, it's quite thrilling some days -- and difficult on other days," Sessions said.
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Seemingly unfolding in a futuristic parallel universe, his imagery is thrilling to behold.
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Doe said she grew up poor, and the thought of traveling was thrilling.
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Everyone loves horses, but we've seen them before, so they're not as thrilling.
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Van Avermaet then edged out Jakob Fuglsang of Denmark in a thrilling finish.
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But knowing that you'll be surprised doesn't make the surprise any less thrilling.
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It's the weekend after the thrilling Pro Bowl Skills Challenge took over Orlando.
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Netflix's thrilling crime series is returning for its second season on August 16.
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It's thrilling to meet force with force when the assholes come to town.
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The excitement of getting on the stage and making people laugh is thrilling.
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It's thrilling, incredibly well-written and as addictive as it is mind-boggling.
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There is something liberating, a thrilling scary feeling of shooting on real film.
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So notwithstanding its difficult subject, the book was a thrilling challenge to write.
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This thrilling testament to the human spirit had, for me, a fierce resonance.
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Others dwell online in the thrilling place where conspiracy is indistinguishable from truth.
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"These are fast paced events that are thrilling to watch," Mr. Cowley said.
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But it didn't, in the end, prove as thrilling as it might have.
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That was such a thrilling scene to shoot, a two-day sword fight!
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Both play a modern, thrilling style of soccer, tactically intelligent but visually compelling.
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The rejection of Mr. Poroshenko today is less thrilling but no less momentous.
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But these thrilling moments are fewer and farther between than you might expect.
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"Assemblage" opens and closes with some thrilling storm systems of high-complexity modernism.
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The thrilling stunt pulled off by "We Say #NeverAgain" is that it is.
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Modern life comes fast and thrilling, and reveals authenticity as a busted flush.
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This thrilling ride will keep you turning the pages until the very end.
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Luckily for us, there's usually a camera around to capture the thrilling moment.
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Saturday he coached Texas to a thrilling 211-2112 victory over the Sooners.
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I can't put it into words; it's just going to be so thrilling.
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But it's been a thrilling journey even to make it to this point.
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But the daily difference in conditions is part of what makes it thrilling.
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But there's a new job title that he finds especially thrilling: furniture designer.
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"It was definitely scary, but it was also so thrilling," he tells CNN.
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Sasha Lane, a fearless nonprofessional, is thrilling to watch, as is Shia LaBeouf.
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It's high-risk cooking, and watching him pull it off can be thrilling.
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Up until 2014, Epcot's World Showcase featured a thrilling ride called the Maelstrom.
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Fresh green chiles provide a heat held in thrilling check by the sourness.
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It came a day after their thrilling showdown turned on an umpiring error.
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T. J. Oshie dominating in a thrilling United States shootout victory over Russia.
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Becoming a TV comedic actor was a new and thrilling career for Peter.
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The actual application of explosives can be a really thrilling and satisfying experience.
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It would be thrilling to accommodate them, but we're not quite there yet.
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Season 4 of the thrilling sci-fi series "Orphan Black" arrives on Amazon.
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"But that makes it all the more thrilling when we pull it off."
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Cleared for take-off Remember when catching a flight was a thrilling adventure?
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It's thrilling to watch their performances and personas blossom as each episode unfolds.
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This dark comedy explores themes of class and greed in a thrilling story.
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In a thrilling Christmas Day game, the Cavs overpowered the Warriors, 230-28.
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Yale was devastated, but many others in the league found the drama thrilling.
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It didn't really provide that thrilling jolt forward that Teslas are known for.
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It can make a joke thrilling or it can make it fall flat.
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I wish I could convey to you just how thrilling this movie is.
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Travelling has always lead me blindly into the most thrilling and unique experiences.
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And it was thrilling, but the whole thing dropped out of the sky.
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Once the stewards had penalized Vettel, the thrilling duel of champions fizzled out.
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They were much hardier and more dangerous than I expected — which was thrilling!
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Sunday's show was thrilling because it was anarchic, not because it was redemptive.
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But, there's something about having something that's final that is really thrilling and terrifying.
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They capture the world the way people see it—which is thrilling to watch.
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But, their exchanges on the ground were equally thrilling later on in the fight.
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November is officially Scorpio season — a time of thrilling intensity and seriously seductive vibes.
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Watching people return this dropped hat at the parade today was unreasonably thrilling pic.twitter.
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While the news may not be thrilling for everyone, it wasn't exactly a surprise.
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But that film manages to turn a dismal scandal into something thrilling and uplifting.
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It's a far pricier affair, but the results are the most thrilling VR experiences.
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And as a twinned tale of simultaneous religious and political awakening, it's frequently thrilling.
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It's a thrilling show that intertwines the supernatural with spirituality and horror with romance.
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But I'll let you decide which one of those is the more thrilling development.
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With the clock running out, Jenkins took hold of the ball in thrilling fashion.
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It can be a bit tedious, but the actual sense of movement is thrilling.
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But not before thrilling Angeleno dwellers, both in the car and on the street.
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Obviously it's been thrilling for him to see his close friend come into fame.
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But it's been even more thrilling to see his own fame grow with her.
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But, as thrilling as a sale can be, it can be just as stressful.
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And the tiny form factor with a full-sized controller was a thrilling proposition.
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Can you imagine anything more thrilling than attending dinner with Barack and Michelle Obama?
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There's still lots of thrilling battles to fight and gorgeously detailed worlds to explore.
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The sexy storylines; the thrilling, deadly machinations; the complicated, dangerous women at its core.
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There are a lot of thrilling things you can do in Far Cry 5.
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Is anything more thrilling than trying on a dress and realizing it has pockets?
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We'll be pairing these wonderful wedges with some of their equally thrilling cracker counterparts.
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These levels are smart, thrilling, and importantly, take less than a minute to finish.
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There was no record of his thrilling victory, or photo ops, or gleeful tweets.
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The first two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery are thrilling, moving, and frequently unexpected.
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Somehow it all seems thrilling, in like a very, very squeamish kind of way.
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Mean Girls on Broadway is a thrilling cautionary tale, bubbly and full of bite.
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It was very thrilling to be a part of Diana's last scene on Thrones.
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But, by that time, we were both beginning to find it thrilling and pleasurable.
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Space continues to be a strange and thrilling place in this week's photo journey.
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It was a thrilling experience to see so many people connect with this hashtag.
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Their front office has few ways to upgrade the team beyond its thrilling backcourt.
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Hello and welcome to another thrilling installment of Everything Pure Is Secretly Tainted, everybody!
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While sexually satisfying and thrilling, BDSM didn't feel right, because our relationship wasn't right.
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RUPERT SPIEGELBERGLondon A football match has no value if its outcome is not thrilling.
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And, it's honestly hard to imagine anything that would make the experience more thrilling.
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Even if they fail, these attempts to reinvigorate space will be instructive and thrilling.
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Less thrilling—but just as important—the van appears to be in great shape.
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I realized with a thrilling shiver that Alig's world was closing in on mine.
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Thirty-one years after that, Bayern Munich beat Valencia in a thrilling penalty shootout.
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Macho and minimalist alike, the sentences are thrilling still in their exactitude and audacity.
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Nabokov's declaration that "for me, 'style' is matter" remains almost fearfully thrilling to Amis.
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Most thrilling, though, are the videos, because of what they say about Mitchell's versatility.
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You're holding tight to this thrilling ride while also wanting to scream a lot.
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This is the happiest we've seen Randall in awhile, and it's thrilling to see.
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"It was just an epic battle," Zobrist said about the thrilling Game Seven finale.
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It was thrilling enough that Gulman was calling attention to the depressive's daily charade.
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So I'd have loved Aiken to continue in this thrilling — if slightly hacky — vein.
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The less-than-thrilling process of doing the dishes could provide the same opportunity.
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Posing that question led to one of the most thrilling moments of the movie.
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That's thrilling if you are the rare winner of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The non-park miles are, admittedly, not as thrilling, but the energy was palpable.
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She is not in the moment or enjoying what could be a thrilling experience.
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For them, it's a thrilling -- and perhaps traumatic -- end to a decades-long journey.
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It's quite thrilling to see this odd little chip inside its super-cooled home.
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The panic when a door opens in a house you're exploring is still thrilling.
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It's bold and brightly colored, and immediately arresting; evocative of something primal and thrilling.
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It's thrilling to me, personally, that Blizzard is creating a world that is inclusive.
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During our freshman year, it was thrilling to see how our Fahey floor evolved.
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The variations are crucial, of course, and thrilling, but they are minor by design.
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Rose cooks perfect French food with a casual American confidence that is pretty thrilling.
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The subject might be funny, or the story simply thrilling, sad, or even chaotic.
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If Thiem was fatigued, it did not show in the taut, thrilling first set.
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That's what's thrilling to me, to be able to have that two-way communication.
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And the couplets' thrilling turns never fail to provide a jolt of epiphanic joy.
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I told Prum how thrilling it was to see such a creature up close.
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I've watched MiracleFeet transform lives in Liberia and Cure in Niger, and it's thrilling.
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That caftan-wearing Meryl Streep in this movie has a thrilling answer: Like this.
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As embodied by this thrilling actor, Crow and Dad are not merely alter egos.
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"It is so thrilling for me to see the finished bracelet," Ms. Saneuil said.
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TC For me, it's thrilling just to be in these rooms with these people.
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The U.S. Open has turned to artificial intelligence to compile its most thrilling moments.
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Joseph of Île de France echoed the sentiment, saying they were not as thrilling.
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They make a quick, cheap dinner, but many I have tasted aren't exactly thrilling.
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The results were a little ridiculous, but also scary, thrilling and intermittently thought-provoking.
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Oh, and make it fifteen of the most thrilling pages of prose ever written?
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But even the thrilling twists feel tedious in a story this difficult to follow.
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This is the thrilling liminal hesitation that a reader feels when approaching Knott's poems.
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So it's thrilling to have had new recordings this year from two astonishing pianists.
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Both books operate on at least two levels — as thrilling tales and elusive allegories.
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It's still a thrilling caper film that earns some chuckles at Hollywood's expense. 21.
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His symphonies seemed impressive, all right, and those glittering brass fanfares can be thrilling.
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Why he matters Kanye's constant resets are thrilling, confounding and, on occasion, game-changing.
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But she comes back, giving this deservedly popular book a thrilling and reassuring ending.
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"We can still only guess at the thrilling developments ahead of us," it said.
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It's slow and very little happens, despite a thrilling chase scene involving space pirates.
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Whatever 2020 has in store for Masvidal, it will be thrilling for fight fans.
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Unfortunately, the tintype cultural giants he has assembled onstage offer no such thrilling deviations.
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The thrilling civic admixture of "Glass Pieces," the hustle and bustle of the avenues?
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But there's one way to eat great Venetian food that's thrilling, filling and authentic.
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Indeed, love and revolution share core features — both can be thrilling, frantic, and enchanting.
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At first glance, Crazy Rich Asians is luxury exhibitionism, and it's thrilling to watch.
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However, when it comes to thrilling fall television, Netflix has a bit of a monopoly.
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Though Salah's speed is thrilling, he seldom provides an end product to his galloping runs.
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Mr Spector made the first Christmas album that managed to be both thrilling and seasonal.
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These are big shifts, either terrifying or thrilling to contemplate, depending on your political stance.
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The second option is a novel that sounds equally thrilling: The Chain by Adrian McKinty.
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Give him the opportunity to relive every thrilling and heartbreaking moment over and over again.
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It was worth it, too, because Will was, in fact and as promised, pretty thrilling.
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With the right person and the right mood, sex anywhere can feel pretty darn thrilling.
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After all, the company has built its brand on cars that are thrilling to drive.
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They provide bursts of motion and color, a heady distillation of Sonic's most thrilling parts.
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They've always specialized in these thrilling exercises that spread out his often-straightforward folk songs.
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It's a beautiful, thrilling sequence, leading into my favorite ending of any Star Wars film.
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Naturally, that kind of thrilling yet probably sleep-depriving experience could lead to some delirium.
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Jay Leno's hobby is thrilling, but it can also dangerous – and even sometimes life-threatening.
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But the chart movement is more than just a thrilling upset in the music world.
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It's thrilling to see Chuckie the clown, to let our brain play with that ambiguity.
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The doctor also said that I'm scoring way higher on my cholesterol, which sounds thrilling.
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And with this third season, it took itself to a whole new and thrilling level.
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In the same way, Skies Unknown retreads some familiar ground — but it sure is thrilling.
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That's part of what made that subway shot so thrilling: These women were all together.
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Perhaps unsettling, perhaps thrilling, depending on your temperament and position in this new proposed world.
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Unless you're Monica Geller, there's nothing sexy, fun, or thrilling about putting together a suitcase.
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One of the more thrilling things to do with the Bridge is go full virtual.
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The conference championship games included one thrilling ending, two worthy winners and many great performances.
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I'll say, while things were interesting in Chuck-town, they were THRILLING in Axe-ville.
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Couldn't be prouder of ALL who made this creative experiment have such a thrilling result!
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I'm actually busy finding it pretty thrilling, so please don't email me to the contrary.
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Bong's signature wit, dark humor, and thrilling plots have been on display his entire career.
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For Patterson, who grew up wanting to make game soundtracks, it was a thrilling experience.
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The gravity-shifting aerial combat remains as thrilling and unique as it was in 2012.
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When it's raining, it's almost more thrilling, even though my hide is hard to clean.
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Don't miss out on the thrilling competition, the informative discussions and the business networking opportunities.
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The result — a PDA that wasn't nearly as usable as it had been — was thrilling.
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It's a thrilling way to cap off a season and there's a lot going on.
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A thrilling allegory set on the precipice of an increasingly dark stretch of modern history.
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The scene is thrilling because it comes out of left field with a major twist.
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Still, not every thrilling new skin-care launch features the anti-inflammatory hero just yet.
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It looks plenty tense and thrilling from this first trailer and is worth checking out.
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Stern added that it was "kind of thrilling" to be mentioned at a presidential debate.
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There's still the unchanged flow of life here — admittedly slower, but always thrilling and inviting.
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Anderson's movie, Boogie Nights, gave a thrilling and gritty perspective to Hollywood's more "mature" underbelly.
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There were a few moments … actually all of the moments were not scary, but thrilling.
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Graduation is a time of great excitement and marks a scary (but thrilling!) life transition.
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How I feel can be drastic but life is fun, thrilling, and exhilarating this way.
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It was really thrilling and kind of a once in a lifetime thing for them.
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It was totally unexpected but thrilling, Heigl wrote in a post on her blog. 3.
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Clinging on while Trico climbs rickety scaffolding is thrilling, even if it's entirely non-interactive.
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There is something thrilling about being excited about a game and knowing nothing about it.
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The episode was thrilling for its epic battle scenes, but also for its unexpected timeliness.
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"Sheriff Hopper gets to do some very thrilling, sexy things in Season 2," Harbour quipped.
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Twenty-five years after its release, Psalm 69 remains a revelatory, thrilling, and visceral album.
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There's no memorable soundtrack, no thrilling action sequences, not even a detectable sense of humor.
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Jennifer Lopez released a thrilling new teaser for NBC's next live musical Bye Bye Birdie.
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The whole action sequence out in the desert was a really thrilling thing to do.
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The Force Awakens and Jurassic World both revived beloved Hollywood brands with audience-thrilling stories.
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Another thrilling category: the people who match with me repeatedly but never actually meet up.
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Until then, Boston Dynamics' tech demos will always be thrilling, but still far from practical.
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From the looks of it, it could be a good mix of creepy and thrilling.
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There's nothing more thrilling than pairing an under-$10 lipstick with a high-end perfume.
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These 274K TVs are made to impress with true-to-life visuals and thrilling audio.
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University of Oklahoma senior guard Buddy Hield is the most thrilling player in college basketball.
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He won wild cheers, thrilling the crowd as he sent political correctness down to defeat.
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It's thrilling that these masterpieces of Western art are here to stay at the Morgan.
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Part of this is thrilling; exploration and discovery have been the highlights of my experience.
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When that time finally came, the big reveal of what lie underneath was always thrilling.
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Speaking of Arsenal, the club tied Liverpool 3-3 in a thrilling Premier League encounter.
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There's a thrilling feeling of elevation, a burst of energy, an awareness of enlarged possibilities.
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The company returning to this genre with The Outer Worlds felt like a thrilling development.
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"It has been incredibly thrilling to celebrate our first Super Bowl Championship," the team said.
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What did I mean by using vague adjectives like "magnificent" to describe a thrilling performance?
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It is a total experience of a place and a time, and a thrilling read.
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He described the process of crowdfunding as, "daunting, exciting, sleepless, and thrilling, in that order".
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Invigorating and thrilling, to be sure, but still a bit much to fully take in.
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It will be a thrilling experience to finally take my look into my own hands.
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The game received a few updates, but largely, it remained an incomplete, if thrilling, experiment.
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Following along with these releases this year has been thrilling, in a low-key way.
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I only watched the film on a single screen, and I still found it thrilling.
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It was his first time on the Walk of Fame and he found it thrilling.
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He's especially proud of Attn:'s video about the less-than-thrilling topic of gerrymandering.
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But make no mistake, the subject matter is dark, it's thrilling, it's scary, it's ominous.
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Wearing hijab allowed me a thrilling degree of privacy that not all cancer patients enjoy.
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Every episode in its early seasons boasts increasingly higher stakes, and it's a thrilling watch.
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A franchise this size can have a thrilling ending, a beautiful ending, a heartbreaking ending.
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Many students find it thrilling; it floods them with a sense of meaning and purpose.
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Bryce Harper's dad (allegedly!) did not do this as Harper mounted his thrilling (YMMV) comeback.
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That's why "Cadillac Crew" is at its best when thrilling us with what we don't.
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How can one make it comfortingly familiar but not mundane, thrilling without losing its simplicity?
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Of course it was problematic, but it was also thrilling to see paint alive again.
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Here's a live performance from that year and, man, it's just terrible-great-problematic-thrilling.
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It's a thrilling prospect given that volatiles — particularly water — are needed to kick-start life.
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It's a thrilling prospect given that volatiles — particularly water — are needed to kick-start life.
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Sometimes the tension that holds these egos in check is precisely calibrated, thrilling to behold.
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Austin Pendleton directs a thrilling, daffy cast: Kristine Nielsen, Annette O'Toole, Jean Lichty, Polly McKie.
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In her hands, stickpins, drinking straws and plastic foam cups blossom into thrilling biomorphic forms.
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"Moll's a wild one," someone remarks early in "Beast," Michael Pearce's thrilling, unsettling debut feature.
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Certainly, it's hard to feel distanced when they sing Orion Stephanie Johnstone's thrilling choral music.
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Senegal and Japan both control their destiny after a thrilling 2-2 draw on Sunday.
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But the dancing — Gillian Lynne's choreography, goosed by Andy Blankenbuehler — is as thrilling as ever.
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What a thrilling night with the legend Stevie Nicks on the set of AHS. pic.twitter.
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Strapping on a headset and whisking yourself directly into a virtual space is immensely thrilling.
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Instead, a slow and steadily building pressure produced "Little Girl Lost," a thrilling, singular document.
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Armed with my teenage reminiscences of a Brooklyn summer that was scary, thrilling and illuminating.
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It was hands down the site of my most thrilling dining experience from last year.
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Hopefully the demon-slaying action remains as thrilling and visceral as ever, despite the changes.
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But, for me, none is more surprising, thrilling and inspiring than the Queens Night Market.
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I'm into British series, and right now that means "Peaky Blinders," a thrilling gangster drama.
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Thiem won in a thrilling four sets and will face Alexander Zverev in one semifinal.
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Every encounter, every thrilling chase and absurd mating dance, reveals the heartening tenacity of life.
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This wasn't the most viscerally thrilling interpretation, but it was effective, building steadily in fervor.
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DMC5 is painfully stylish, with fast, thrilling combat that puts an emphasis on looking good.
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Groundbreaking episodes explored scenarios that were relatable, thrilling and humorous for a long-neglected audience.
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And, frankly, it's a thrilling experience, no matter what work of art you're engaging with.
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But it was thrilling to experience an IHOP meal that was also very not IHOP.
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For many, gambling is thrilling, and in many ways stock-picking is akin to gambling.
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And that's kind of thrilling to me, that so much of life can't be captured.
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I have made many dives in the cold, clear and thrilling waters in the area.
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At every turn, this story square-dances with cliché, and at every turn it's thrilling.
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He probed deeper, until finally his hand closed around something big, dense, faceted and thrilling.
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The result is a thrilling hypertext rooted equally in the world and in the mind.
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As the person responsible for making each puzzle, it's been both thrilling and stress-inducing.
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But let me tell you how thrilling it was to see Kundun as a Tibetan.
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As I wrote last September when Uber launched its first self-driving service in Pittsburgh, the experience was equal parts thrilling and mundane: thrilling because of the implications for the future of transportation, and mundane because it was like driving with your overly cautious grandmother.
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"It was a great thrilling moment," Ms. Rampling said of the nomination, her clouded features brightening.
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These short timelines may be thrilling for flying car dreamers, but not everyone shares the enthusiasm.
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Nothing in the It trailer feels like a cheap thrill, which is all the more thrilling.
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Friends will get on your nerves early this evening, but don't worry—tonight should be thrilling!
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That's how the Twitterverse was feeling yesterday after the thrilling semifinal between the US and England.
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Ride a rollercoaster Riding a rollercoaster with someone you're into can be thrilling in multiple ways.
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In January, two theoretical physicists put forward a thrilling hypothesis about the cause of the discrepancy.
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Larry's at a party with a guy who won't stop talking about all his thrilling adventures.
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LONDON — Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones wasn't exactly the most thrilling one we've ever seen.
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It's been a while since fans got a baseless superhero movie rumor that actually sounded thrilling.
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It's at once thrilling and terrifying, and it's unlike any episode of television I've ever seen.
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That said, there were many times when helping customers explore their desires was thrilling, moving, profound.
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Both Knoll and the characters in The Favorite Sister embrace a thrilling model of economic ambition.
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But the slow, inexorable build of the people's response to compelling leadership is thrilling and uplifting.
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For those interested in a more thrilling experience, there is an all-access ticket for $0003.
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In one particularly thrilling and surprising battle, Alita leaps at Grewishka through a cyclone of chains.
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The experience of seeing people swapping partners in and out is strange and kind of thrilling.
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It's one that plumbs the dark recesses of all our imaginations: thrilling and terrifying by turns.
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The Sydney-based artist possesses a thrilling understanding of mood and style for a hobby photographer.
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It's a thrilling new language for "the club" and one that people are consistently expanding upon.
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Standing on stage with five incredible women who are brilliant vocalists and artists is beyond thrilling.
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In most cases, it's a thrilling ride, but sometimes it can actually get a bit scary.
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And secondly, having sex in public (as thrilling as it sounds) is illegal pretty much everywhere.
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Reading Machado is thrilling, and the rush of that experience begs to be announced and shared.
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Or could it be a new sexual practice, some thrilling act that previously evaded human imagination?
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But, does she exist in a fictional narrative with a thrilling arc and compelling, flawed characters?
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Seeing this type of resistance to those expectations is thrilling for most and cathartic for many.
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It started with a short trailer that, while lacking in gameplay footage, was gorgeous and thrilling.
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Dynamic, thrilling plots and moody soundtracks capture the zeitgeist of the Roaring Twenties and of today.
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But the excitement turned to despair before dawn as England emerged winners in a thrilling finish.
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The work was sometimes thrilling, often monotonous and always continued no matter rain, sleet or snow.
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There's something so thrilling about an (ex) president who dips into cool shit you missed, eh?
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They are doled out in a variable frequency, making it thrilling for users to achieve them.
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The fight itself looks intense (and dangerous for spectators), but thrilling in a scary way. [Vimeo]
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That's all the hacks for this week, but join us next week for the thrilling finale!
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In fact, it seems pretty thrilling...and I can thank women like Linda Rodin for that.
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The internet can be a thrilling place, full of opportunities to discover something — or someone — new.
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They told me about the thrilling, mundane, and occasionally disconcerting experiences of being a horror writer.
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And be sure top stop by our Spooky Town collection for even more thrilling Halloween finds.
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This compilation of his greatest moments shows just how thrilling watching Ali at work could be.
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Toro told me some of her friends joked darkly about the thrilling results of this diet.
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The scammers put up a poster for their "thrilling tragedy," banning women and children from attending.
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Each flash from a smartphone reveals the thrilling adventure is just a projection of a screen.
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Still, the Eagles' defense played solid enough to help Philadelphia earn a thrilling late-game victory.
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Voorhees, Jason, Alice, Marcie, Annie, Jack and the rest of the thrilling cast look like now!
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"There are so many details about it that are thrilling," she said in a phone interview.
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"Sydney's Mardi Gras is one of the most thrilling and enjoyable events to photograph," he said.
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"Digits," with its see-sawing trap beat, is as thrilling as anything Thugger has ever done.
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However the sight and sound of someone behaving with such an unbridled enthusiasm is also thrilling.
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But Thirty Flights of Loving had things like poignancy, it had tender moments, and thrilling moments.
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With their exaggerated plots and thrilling twists and turns, crime movies make for exhilarating viewing experiences.
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We can only hope it's as thrilling as the gritty concept short posted online last year.
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What followed was a thrilling match that featured a total of 20 shots from both sides.
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Wednesday's thrilling encounter ranks alongside three other close-shaves for Madrid in the competition's quarter-finals.
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It was terrifying but thrilling at the same time; somehow, it came at the perfect moment.
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I found it thrilling, not so much for plot but in looking up its esoteric references.
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How ungrateful, how unAmerican, how un-Anglo-Saxon of the president to reject this thrilling fantasy.
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I think "Lolita" is probably the most thrilling book I have read because of the writing.
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When I was a kid, I read "Lady Chatterley's Lover" and thought that pretty thrilling too.
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So it's thrilling, but not entirely surprising, that a Wonder Woman sequel has officially been confirmed.
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It's thrilling to know Lewis is going to get out and have another chance at life.
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But Ratmansky is a great choreographer, one who can make thrilling modern ballets to modern music.
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He struck out Encarnacion, then faced Bautista, a man famed for hitting thrilling postseason home runs.
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Matthews and Gaudreau scored in their team's thrilling 4-3 overtime win over Sweden on Wednesday.
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It was thrilling to see them together, trading anecdotes and barbs at such a frenetic pace.
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The distinction was particularly thrilling to older women, who recall the overt discrimination of decades past.
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Children's Books For very young children, even a trip to a grocery store can be thrilling.
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Most reviewers concluded that this was a fairly OK adaptation that's "sometimes thrilling, other times dull."
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It's thrilling to be able to see that building from all over downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Startup Battlefield is always thrilling to watch, and it's certainly the main event of the day.
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It sounds like the most boring thing in the world, and yet is somehow absolutely thrilling.
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What was once thrilling became an embarrassment, primarily because my connection to 2Pac was fading fast.
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When Rachel calls Cohen a misogynist, it's a thrilling slap to the face of our expectations.
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Josh Taylor just decisioned Regis Prograis in a thrilling, edge-of-your-seat battle in London.
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It is thrilling to see a composer tackling a big canvas with such confidence and skill.
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It is no less thrilling to see a composer being given the opportunity to do so.
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"From first page to last it is a thrilling, breathtaking book," The New York Times wrote.
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Three rising men's stars challenged the ruling class in thrilling third-round matches, but none prevailed.
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Likewise, Mr. Carlyle's often thrilling choreography offers a bountiful assortment of takes on male-female physicality.
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It's also thrilling because this is a YouTube video where aesthetic form is inseparable from content.
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Even a fine cast like this one has trouble thrilling us with what we already know.
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To know that my work has connected with people — that's the most thrilling thing of all.
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Aaron, it is just as thrilling to watch you type as I knew it would be.
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In a thrilling semifinal of the N.C.A.A. tournament, full of breakneck lead changes, old school triumphed.
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There's something thrilling about watching a Rube Goldberg machine go through its elaborate motions, something human.
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It was terrifying, but also thrilling, like the entire industrial revolution was speeding past my face.
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Together, Mr. Glover and Mr. Gilmore use their respective instruments to create a thrilling percussive soundscape.
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For those of us in the Be Phil Orchestra, proximity to the Berlin Philharmonic was thrilling.
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The vogue battles, choreographed by Leiomy Maldonado and Danielle Polanco, are thrilling, art-as-combat duels.
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The language is coarse in places, definitely in the title, but it's thrilling all the same.
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As thrilling as the ride has been, Barty said she could do without all the fuss.
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In the Frame section, many thrilling showrooms and their artists will receive their first broad exposure.
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The ride even has a thrilling drop at one point, though we won&apost say where.
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It's called "Iona Miriam's Christmas Visit To & From Brighton," it dates from 2017, and it's thrilling.
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But don't let the numbers scare you off from an otherwise thrilling time in your life.
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"I desired to capture inferior mirage effects that would make the eclipsed sunrise even more thrilling."
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If I had opened my terrified heart, might Yulia and I have shared a thrilling affair?
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There's a thrilling audacity to this drama, about the supreme dignity of revolt against unjust authority.
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A wild ride can be thrilling, it can be fun, it can make you throw up.
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So to come from behind with such a thrilling kick, that's what makes track so intoxicating!
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From that point, the thrilling "observation" was privileged and protected, given more credence than contradictory signs.
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The choreography, like the dancers themselves, lacks the virtuosity that makes professionals so thrilling to watch.
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Instead, Naughty Dog games became known for their thrilling cutscenes and lifelike performances of their characters.
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Bosker's journey into this sodden universe is thrilling, and she tells her story with gonzo élan.
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"This was terrifyingly thrilling," 97-year-old veteran Sandy Cortman told Dutch TV after his jump.
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Harley-Davidson thinks it can do better, delivering eco-friendly but thrilling power for short distances.
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Blocking the repeal bill was a "thrilling success," she said in a letter to House Democrats.
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Finding the expensive fungi is a patient and muddy endeavor—although, perhaps, not the most thrilling.
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About how so many of the events that seemed thrilling from afar happened at Lincoln Center.
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This is an especially thrilling time in your love life, but also in your creative pursuits.
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Before his team lost on Saturday, Portugal's superstar forward Ronaldo was having a thrilling World Cup.
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It was already thrilling, striking a delicate equilibrium of sweetness and acidity, complexity and sheer refreshment.
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By turns intimate and expansive, "Transit" is a thrilling, at times harrowing labyrinth of a movie.
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Being there for that, watching him talking about it all afterward was a pretty thrilling night.
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Mountains are thrilling because our lives there are not shepherded by another, our safety not curated.
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This was the peak in a show that included a thrilling trade-off with Bruno Mars.
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A thrilling, defiant song, it's too spare and midtempo to count as a truly great single.
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During that time, every live performance at a club or loft venue was a thrilling event.
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This is the best of what a jukebox musical can be; a thrilling burst of color and chorus and nostalgia and bold reimagining This is the best of what a jukebox musical can be: a thrilling burst of color and chorus and nostalgia and bold reimagining.
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The titles span across genres, ranging from thrilling fiction and powerful memoirs, to historical novels and more.
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It's the sort of inclusive and electric LP that feels as necessary as it is totally thrilling.
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The answer is this thrilling video for the brand new Carnival-ready scorcher from Roska and Serocee.
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The whole thrilling shebang takes place in front of a live audience that numbers in the thousands.
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ET on Animal Planet, to make sure you don't miss a minute of this thrilling final season.
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That's thrilling, but the technology is giving Jennifer Doudna, an inventor of the gene-editing method, nightmares.
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I don't find it at all scary or really thrilling, but it is a very good movie.
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That old gladiatorial contact between a single writer and his or her subject can still be thrilling.
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So after Brazil&aposs thrilling win over Costa Rica, the friends celebrated by breaking out the drums.
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It's thrilling because it's a guarantee that we'll see more Black actors represented on the big screen.
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Sam's story is one of a young woman on the brink of something revelatory, thrilling, and terrifying.
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Contestants rarely oppose the lead of the show; to see one be so directly disobedient was thrilling.
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In an industry built by and for men, it's thrilling that Equity shows only women and boys.
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Many of the acts are graceful rather than thrilling, but this is nevertheless a first-class jaunt.
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But it's thrilling to have a whole new range of control options that mirror natural body movements.
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From M.Night Shyamalan, comes a thrilling film about a man named Kevin (McAvoy) who has 23 personalities.
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Rocket launches are usually thrilling to watch anyway, but it's particularly cool watching them from a satellite.
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It's this thrilling and provocative dynamic that pushed Stone to take on her first (semi) nude scene.
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The first trailer of xXx: Return of Xander Cage is packed with a series of thrilling sequences.
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Once you've experienced that thrilling sensation (that waku-doki) you'll come back for more again and again.
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" When Wintour questions the current trend of calling out sexual harassment, Streep exclaims that it's "absolutely thrilling.
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"My daughter thinks it is thrilling when my stylist comes over with racks of clothes," Blunt says.
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Love doesn't come easy, and Love, Rosie shows just how thrilling and emotional that ride can be.
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And seeing six women on the stage over the past two nights was a thrilling game-changer.
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Elle sounds juicy, thrilling, kinky, and strange—which is to say, it sounds like a Verhoeven movie.
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Just a few months after its thrilling debut, SpaceX's heavy-lift rocket is back in the headlines.
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A thrilling high-speed chase ensued, with police — and, The Star-Telegram reports, cowboys — in hot pursuit.
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Indeed, it can be thrilling to watch a brainy, strategic phenom handily beat every opponent he faces.
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Oh, and a three-pack of popcorn, although that's the less thrilling part of this surprising gift.
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Well, it seems that Cory James, a correspondent for ABC30, wasn't quite prepared for the thrilling ride.
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It only lasted about two seconds, but wow, what a sort of thrilling two seconds it was!
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Belgium were lucky to squeeze past Brazil 2-1 in a thrilling match in Kazan on Friday.
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It's a thrilling, roller-coaster ride that's seen it all: serious success, wild wealth and rapid failure.
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Will win: Brie Larson Should win: Brie Larson Best Supporting ActorTom Hardy is thrilling in The Revenant.
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It transports you to that awkward / thrilling moment in adolescence when everything — good and bad — feels possible.
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On the one hand, it offered some thrilling moments as yet more details emerged about the murder.
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That invites the question — will the ride be more thrilling in virtual reality or in real life?
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She was his first call when he heard the thrilling news, but unfortunately he couldn't get through.
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Savage Kingdom is an up-close, thrilling look at the family dynamics and turmoil of wild animals.
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For liberals, Daniels's tenure was less than thrilling, but by conservative standards he was undeniably a success.
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A close look at excellence is basically always thrilling; I love to see a master at work.
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For some, or perhaps most fight fans, a Wanderlei Silva comeback is not so thrilling a notion.
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See you next week for the Hometown Visits, a sure-to-be-thrilling horror show of lies!
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They understand who their most passionate customers are and give them thrilling experiences to go wild for.
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An unexpectedly thrilling examination of 1970s Parliament, it relied heavily, though never ponderously, on research and interviews.
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Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final on Sunday in a thrilling five-set match.
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And like the brains her husband studies, there is something neurologically thrilling about viewing Von Rydingsvard's work.
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The exquisite balance in the Fantino between sweet-bitter fruit and acidity made it thrilling to drink.
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He could hug you from across the room, kiss you over the phone; his vibes were thrilling.
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Norris said that all the attention the bakery was receiving about the Amazon-package cake was thrilling.
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Books of The Times Emma Cline's first novel, "The Girls," gets off to a quietly thrilling start.
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"It was a thrilling time in my life," Mr. Hill told The New York Times in 21943.
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Some athletes spend their careers thrilling us, others spend their careers frustrating us and some do both.
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And yet, though potentially thrilling, it may not be quite the free-for-all that some think.
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Ghostbusters and SNL star Leslie Jones live tweeted every thrilling moment of the Olympics on August 7.
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The physical danger in "The Americans," which returns for Season 4 on FX Wednesday, makes it thrilling.
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Theirs are the most thrilling, tender and tragic parts of the novel, which are also periodically funny.
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Notre Dame, a No. 6 seed, withstood a thrilling seesaw battle with Michigan to win, 70-63.
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If that's not thrilling, we don't know what is… Heat is one of the best movies ever.
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Sure, it might not be particularly poetic or thrilling—but it still hits straight to the heart.
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Adrenaline-charged, she was completely unfazed by her injuries, instead focused on her thrilling new vantage point.
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Westbrook is a thrilling pleasure to watch, but there is a ceiling to his style of play.
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It's not necessarily a positive thing that the most thrilling racial commentary movies tower above the rest.
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Morello is still a thrilling, innovative live guitarist, now honed and precise in his poses and solos.
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For most of us it has been generally accepted as a thrilling, awesome moment in playoff baseball.
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It's a thrilling tale of corporate intrigue, the Illuminati, and hacking your own body to gain superpowers.
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On her forthcoming book, The Black Futures Project Working on a book has been a thrilling experience.
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Unfortunately for our best bets, we were on the wrong sides of both of those thrilling matchups.
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As a song writer it is so thrilling to me that I get to keep doing that.
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Here's a look at four of the most thrilling, a few of which I sampled this season.
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She was all thrilling, silky power, slyly displaying how distinctly a woman can do a man's job.
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A few of them — most recently, one from the Sydney Theater Company, with Cate Blanchett — were thrilling.
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Owlboy didn't win—like many awards that night, it went to Overwatch—but it was still thrilling.
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It was a thrilling opportunity, but everything soon unraveled when I was handed off to another editor.
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While this approach may not make for thrilling theater, it does allow you to see Gurney plain.
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Fawn's Leap has been called one of the most "thrilling" spots for cliff-jumping in New York.
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In 1971 came "Duel," Mr. Spielberg's thrilling TV movie about a commuter terrorized by a truck driver.
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Walter Scott, as a child, was famous for his thrilling infant recitations to groups of admiring adults.
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I found the whole daring business thrilling and published a poem about it in The Irish Times.
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It was honestly kind of thrilling, dare I say liberating, to watch the Magic Socks keep working.
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The antihero drama makes those regrets visceral, then forces the antihero to confront them in thrilling fashion.
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It is thrilling because it seems to settle the issue of the election once and for all.
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Mikaela's mother and coach, Eileen, said her daughter's return to Spindleruv Mlyn had been thrilling and reflective.
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Freelancing for a living can be equal parts thrilling and intimidating — but it's also increasingly the norm.
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And how great is this new Taschen book with a less than thrilling title, "Food & Drink Infographics"?
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Yes, her account of one Jewish-Czech family's race to outwit the Nazis makes for thrilling reading.
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Or pair with a demure knee-length skirt for a more grounded, if no less thrilling, ensemble.
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Iglesias led Betis to a thrilling 6-5 win, scoring the winning goal with his own avatar.
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The Grammy awards took over Madison Square Garden in the winter, which was part thrilling, part inconvenient.
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"This is going for the latter, which would have been fine if it were in fact thrilling."
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I Am Not Okay pulls the plug on its first season at its most confusing, thrilling moment.
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Birds of Prey's most thrilling aspect, instead, is its stylish disregard for pain and the human body.
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It's a thrilling life with kids, always doing the trendiest things at the moment they come out.
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Michael Nuñez, deputy tech editor HQ Trivia is about as thrilling as a scratch-off lottery ticket.
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The result is a strange and thrilling new experience that places you, the viewer, within each scene.
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It was thrilling to see a couple of twentysomethings go up against middle-aged leaders of industry.
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So far I've helped students study in Australia and the Czech Republic, and I find that thrilling.
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Many Australians probably don't even notice it, but for me, it's nothing short of thrilling and wondrous.
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"It's thrilling to create original content for a channel called All Arts," Mac said in a statement.
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The final game in a thrilling N.C.A.A. tournament: The men's final begins at 9:20 p.m. Eastern.
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"There's nothing more thrilling than to take a risk where you really have a vision," she added.
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In short, "DOOM Eternal" is a massive expansion on the already thrilling gameplay of the previous game.
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But altogether the curators have succeeded in pulling five millenniums of art into a single, thrilling conversation.
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I have absolutely no idea, which is in many ways the most thrilling thing I can imagine.
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Why are we not hearing from this thrilling creature, celebrated for her ear, renowned for her sound?
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Maybe. The point is that the tension between the Sleepwalker's outer impassivity and inner agitation is thrilling.
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Mr Mourinho's first match ended in a thrilling 3-2 victory against West Ham, another local rival.
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Despite some thrilling victories, last night should be just a start — and by no means the exception.
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I've been producing films for over 2202 years – and participating in this ecosystem remains a thrilling endeavor.
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While in San Francisco, hop on a cable car for a thrilling ride up steep city streets.
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There was something incredibly thrilling about reading Rainbow Rowell's Carry On when it came out in 2015.
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Her father was a trader, and she found the buzz of the New York Stock Exchange thrilling.
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Yes. But it was also a thrilling ride with some smart twists and a lot of heart.
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As Emily Dickinson, Cynthia Nixon is forthright, sometimes abrasive, often funny and never less than thrilling company.
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Whatever it is, this partnership is thrilling to watch: funny, wrenching, full of large and small surprises.
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It was a second consecutive thrilling finish in this tournament, the second L.P.G.A. major of the season.
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Even when Hardwick enrages (as with her essay on Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex"), she's thrilling.
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But I was drawn to an effortless, thrilling abstraction full of floating light that I couldn't identify.
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For many New Yorkers with mostly black wardrobes, Lak's chromatic world feels like a thrilling defibrillator jolt.
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One of the most thrilling parts of the match came when four people rushed onto the field.
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Who is Ivo van Hove and why are theatergoers saying such (thrilling) (furious) (mystified) things about him?
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"Miller lite women are sexy, fun and thrilling girls to be around," the unintentionally chauvinistic algorithm wrote.
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He was second only to Kobe Bryant in fluid athleticism and thrilling shot-making during that time.
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And he makes a point: to watch Lawrence Taylor, the great Giants linebacker, swat away a pair of blockers, spin past a third, and then demolish the quarterback was thrilling—just as it was thrilling to see Muhammad Ali exhaust, bewitch, and finally level George Foreman, in Zaire.
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Mr Corbyn's rallies by contrast were thrilling—huge crowds of the party faithful flocked to see their leader.
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The Sun in Sagittarius connects with Uranus in Aries at 6:27 AM: a thrilling combination of energies!
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It can set up thrilling moments, even if we don't really understand what, exactly, might be going on.
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Viewers are left to speculate that perhaps Karl letting Danny take control sexually is what's thrilling to him.
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All that mattered about their thrilling duel, the embracing pair felt, was that the Ivory Coast had triumphed.
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But there was a time when Venters was one of the most thrilling pitchers in baseball to watch.
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When my boyfriend first sat me down to talk, our relationship was in its early, most thrilling stages.
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It's an especially exciting day in your social life, as Venus and Jupiter's clash brings you thrilling news!
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My husband wants to read (what I'm sure is thrilling information) about his new hitch, so I drive.
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From cooling off in the desert during festival season… To making a thrilling statement at the amusement park.
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In essence, the movie looks like it should be a slick, thrilling emotional arc that speaks to women.
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I guess it's a reaction against school spirit, with its eye on something greater — it's thrilling, not sour.
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Audiobooks have the potential to be a thrilling format in their own right — here's hoping publishers embrace it.
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It's a thrilling look into the film that's based upon the 2013 video game by the same name.
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Watching all the strategizing take shape and transform over time is a big part of what's so thrilling.
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Aria and Ezra's teacher-student affair was thrilling to me at the time — and that is absolutely problematic.
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Superstore's season finale is a reminder of what's so thrilling about the will-they-or-won't-they trope.
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The drag race at the end of The Fast and the Furious was more thrilling than that finale.
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It's thrilling to see Betty and Veronica as actual characters, rather than just blonde and brunette TV tropes.
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After a thrilling season that ended with a low-scoring final game, a champion has finally been crowned.
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Knight called her and gave her some thrilling news: the treatment center was willing to take that instead.
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Ubisoft wowed everyone last year with a thrilling new trailer for the much-anticipated Beyond Good & Evil 2.
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Look what's going on: so many people are getting back into the democratic process and it's thrilling, frankly.
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When I saw what he did with it and how he brought that home, it was pretty thrilling.
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There is no consistency among the choppy accents of the people that are portrayed as thrilling but barbaric.
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Our world-renown startup pitch competition is yet another thrilling way to launch your startup to the world.
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Their cooking can range from filling to thrilling, but it rarely aspires to climb the slopes of creativity.
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It's part of the reason you seek out thrilling experiences – you are trying to recreate that moment again.
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But I found this structure thrilling, because it foregrounded the slow-building sense of doom as Culloden approached.
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What is most thrilling about this book is reading the voice of the spirit in the heroine's head.
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Argentina won, 111-107, a thrilling game with double-overtime, and the rivalry lives to see another day.
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Hope County feels dynamic and alive, a place where all kinds of thrilling and strange scenarios can happen.
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Jackson is thrilling to watch, a tantalizing wing who moves and dunks like nobody's ever told him no.
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And if it comes from someone like, say, Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs, it'll be even more thrilling.
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I found that doubly thrilling, because the guy got his hand chopped off, and then there's Craig's band.
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Let's just hope her thrilling birth story is making the rounds in those LaMaze classes, just in case.
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And I'll admit that facing down a life-size Gyarados by San Francisco's Embarcadero would be pretty thrilling.
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Watching Westbrook thrive and fail over the past couple years is an immensely thrilling, deeply depressing flat circle.
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The Chiefs' thrilling 2202-2628 comeback against the Niners was the 28500th most-watched Super Bowl in history.
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It has been thrilling to see teens activated and having having such a powerful voice on this issue.
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Yet this thrilling story becomes a bit more prosaic once the skew index is brought under the microscope.
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But for Dong and his colleagues, the find turned out to be as baffling as it was thrilling.
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But as the thrilling spectacle runs its course and voters reluctantly compromise with reality, they tend to fade.
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In between is a DIY rap record that's thrilling, soothing, funny, and oddly revelatory, just like life itself.
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It's not thrilling for the time being, but it's a sure sign that the launch is getting closer.
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You certainly won't want to miss out on Startup Battlefield, our thrilling pitch competition with a $50,000 prize.
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My inbox hasn't been filling with those "can you believe — isn't this thrilling?" notes I would have expected.
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What does life become when we sterilize it of every disagreeable, time-consuming, or less-than-thrilling task?
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When I was 12 I fell under the spell of his Fifth Symphony, loving its triumphant, thrilling ending.
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The White House announced the visit on Friday, two days after the team won a thrilling Game 7.
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And that's the precise transition that Assassination Nation, a thrilling movie out September 221, depicts in chilling detail.
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Along the way, he breaks out to explore that thrilling moment when modernism was taking hold in America.
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Stevens's poems often reflect on the act of creating, and he evokes exquisite mental images that are thrilling.
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This week includes a few more thrilling wagers, including UCF's Super Bowl and two in-state rivalry games.
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There have been many moments during the race in which Twitter was collectively thrilling, sometimes even plain fun.
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Urban legends, including the tales of Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster, have been thrilling people for decades.
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It's equal parts sexy, thrilling, empowering, and also serves as a cautionary tale for men and women alike.
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Coco Gauff advanced in the U.S. Open on Thursday with a thrilling, three-set win in Round 2.
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When each constituent bit locks into place, the massive scale and deep texture of the work is thrilling.
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And, while basketball game sequences are thrilling, there's more to characters than their ability to dribble a ball.
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While the scene of the Trinkets trio's elaborate stealing is supposed to be thrilling, it's mostly just concerning.
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This kept happening to me when I was at the gallery, and it was weirdly thrilling and disconcerting.
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The next five weeks in the West will be thrilling, so let's take closer look at the contenders.
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It's better to verbalize your feelings when you're grounded and stable (even though that might be less thrilling).
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Venus enters Air sign Gemini today, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules intimacy and sex—thrilling!
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From the perspective of a Clinton White House, this creates the thrilling possibility of a durable Democratic majority.
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Regardless, it's safe to say that Halloween, and all things ungodly, has inspired some truly thrilling electronic music.
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Donning a headset and entering Allumette's world is affecting, and Penrose's work is a thrilling pass the medium.
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Something similar seems to be happening in VR, where gunplay can be less thrilling than looking and touching.
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But, at least, in the sliding on point, ballet crossed with tap has generated something new and thrilling.
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It goes without saying that a Brazil goal here would make the final 15 minutes or so THRILLING.
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The sequence is thrilling, but a scene that somewhat mirrors it in the sequel is downright eye-popping.
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But when the production hitches a ride on the astonishing craft of the original, it is often thrilling.
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And it's thrilling to be the girl in the red power suit in the middle of it all.
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In the end, I had nothing to fear: The new music was thrilling, gripping and totally, surprisingly different.
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Her primary victory was thrilling and hard-earned, and she's a charismatic and rousing spokeswoman for her values.
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And while she finds the pageants thrilling, she also sees them as a platform for advancing gender equality.
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Helplessness Blues showcased Pecknold's impressive growth as a songwriter, and it was thrilling to imagine what would follow.
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Maximum Security appeared to win the 145th running of the sport's most famous race in two thrilling minutes.
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Her long final solo, "Murta-Amurta" ("Form-Formlessness"), covered a thrilling range of religious thought and movement texture.
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"Not being too hung up on beauty is what makes life here possible, even thrilling," was Muschamp's response.
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The four contenders battled one another at the front of the field for much of the thrilling finale.
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We bicycled down thrilling back roads in the dead of night and walked the beach in the rain.
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Right now I'm in the middle of recording my sixth album, but it's as thrilling as my first.
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It's filled with thrilling moments, last-second heroics, and characters escaping death by the skin of their teeth.
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David Quammen's "The Reluctant Mr. Darwin" teaches how thrilling intellectual steadfastness — following facts wherever they lead — can be.
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"There's too much temptation — getting offers, conductors, pieces, colleagues that are unique and special and thrilling," he said.
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It was a thrilling capstone for Borders' brief tenure, which did not begin on such a high note.
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This process is not nearly as thrilling as the spitball fights between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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Mr. Rodriguez loved Lindbergh and had heard that the aviator once declared the Cyclone more thrilling than flying.
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This new dark drama series reinvents the 2018 Stephen King novel of the same name, to thrilling effect.
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Internal mobility can benefit employees by giving them new and thrilling challenges, revitalizing an otherwise dull work life.
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In real life, there was a lot of sitting and waiting and worrying, but how thrilling is that?
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"It was thrilling, exhilarating and it was the most pride I ever felt in my life," he said.
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The point is to play roles themselves — thrilling at any age — and to be dazzled along the way.
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A somewhat more traditional, though no less thrilling, production was that of Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges.
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Apoorva Jayaraman's recital of highly traditional Bharatanatyam (from the southeastern state of Tamil Nadu) on Thursday was thrilling.
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Personally, I don't think there's anything more thrilling than performing a lewd act in a very public area.
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In one thrilling sequence, Schofield runs through a burning city and jumps off a ledge into a river.
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Bellew beat Haye after a thrilling 11-round bout in March and their rematch was scheduled for Dec.
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If Jacobs's micro-observations are still thrilling, at least one of her big ideas now seems just wrong.
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" Having grown up making prank calls, Martin found that being seated in front of a switchboard "was thrilling.
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It's a thrilling and refreshing spectacle on the big screen, capturing traditional African influences in a hypermodern context.
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It is thrilling to have so many skilled and prestigious partners to launch this film into the world.
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The series, including the Indy 500, offers plenty of high speed excitement and thrilling wheel-to-wheel racing.
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In the end, Jackson's idea of the self is more complex, teasing, thrilling, and, ultimately, horrible than Hofstadter's.
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She asked people on the internet to anonymously submit confessions of their deepest, darkest, most thrilling sexual fantasies.
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After a thrilling back and forth game, Alabama and Auburn were tied 28-28 with just seconds remaining.
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Hungary, who will host this year's revamped Fed Cup finals, claimed a thrilling 3-2 win over Belgium.
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Both Hidalgo La Gitana and Valdespino also sell older, more expensive amontillados that are thrilling in their complexity.
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He works in tech; the two of them have nothing in common aside from a thrilling mutual attraction.
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"It's not my preferred genre, as they say, but there was something rather thrilling about it," he recalled.
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The crux of the drama is that old standby, a fight (albeit a thrilling one) with his mother.
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It's genuinely thrilling, heart-racing stuff, where the result is either fist-pumping joy or pad-snapping despondency.
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The flight was challenging, but it was also so thrilling that I couldn't sleep for several days afterward.
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Action planet Mars enters Aquarius, your opposite sign today, lighting up the relationship sector of your chart—thrilling!
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The scene was both thrilling (thanks to its wedding of analog technology and modern movie magic) and frightening.
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The duo embark on a thrilling gas balloon journey (based on a historic 1862 balloon ride that broke the flight altitude record) into the sky that&aposs filled with perilous weather and a thrilling moment when Jones&apos character must climb to the top of the balloon to save their lives.
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It's one of the most thrilling products I've ever experienced of any kind, not just in the motorcycle space.
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At the end, when she kills Bheeshma, Ms. Ritter makes the extended moment full of thrilling suspense and drama.
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Ms. Schwend's play "The Other Thing," at Second Stage uptown last year, turned thrilling after a somniferous first half.
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Because, you know, if there weren't, celebrity couplings, breakups, and divorces wouldn't all come in such thrilling order. Right?
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Blunt describes co-star Lin-Manuel Miranda as "thrilling" and "one of the most positive people" she's ever met.
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In the other semi-final, Artemis Racing and SoftBank Team Japan finished the day level after some thrilling racing.
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And while there's plenty of thrilling encounters on the job, the drama off the clock is just as intriguing.
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There was something really thrilling about seeing somebody's core nugget of an idea, and watching that blossom over time.
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She also shared the track list, thrilling fans with soon-to-be-heard collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Future.
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The 2019 reboot, headed by Jordan Peele, is a thrilling follow-up to the ground-breaking sci-fi series.
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Few things are more thrilling in the life of a kindergartner than a whopper that grown-ups find amusing.
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Knowing we were about to spend the day with some of the best professional football players around was thrilling.
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There's plenty of thrilling Star Wars imagery to be found—are those AT-ATs looming in the far distance?
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Dawn of Justice lays enough groundwork to raise expectations that next year's Wonder Woman will be a thrilling spectacle.
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The rehearsal line-up was a thrilling mix of new and veteran performers — and all were in good spirits.
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It's a subtle but obvious reference to the tracks that move boats through the Magic Kingdom's thrilling pirate ride.
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She is at her most thrilling — and to some, her most infuriating — when she presses a line of attack.
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Fans cheer for them during thrilling stunt scenes and weep for them when their characters lose a pinnacle fight.
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His agile work is the best argument in recent memory for CGI, a thrilling, sleek blast to the senses.
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My sense of style was always changing, and it was thrilling to have the school hallway as my catwalk.
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I mean, picking up my phone this morning and seeing what happened was overwhelming and thrilling and really exciting.
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There are few things more thrilling than getting that first pay check from your first real job after college.
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Tired or not, emerging every night in the middle of "Look What You Made Me Do" is very thrilling.
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Sometimes, it's both thrilling and frustrating at the same time — especially when it's a movie dealing with time travel.
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At its heart, though, it's a moving, funny, and thrilling story about finding family in the most unexpected places.
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In one scene late in the pilot, David is thrust into a thrilling downhill escape away from government agents.
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Then there's Merle Dandridge, who played god of death Papa Ge, another gender-swapped role, with more thrilling success.
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While getting this close to these animals is thrilling, it also can be dangerous, as this video reminds us.
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Siege battles make you feel like you're thrust right into one of those epic fights, and it's absolutely thrilling.
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Out October 6, the heavily anticipated Blade Runner 2049 will further Blade Runner's world and plot in thrilling ways.
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Or, as Axe suggested in the thrilling season 2 finale, for both of them to end up in check.
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LONG hours have been the bane of the legal profession for ages; few of them involve thrilling courtroom antics.
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