"It's not tidy and I'm not trying to make it tidy," she said.
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It's a tidy concept, but tidy concepts are often undermined by a lack of theatrical stamina.
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Ivey's is For the Love of Tidy, and there's the Tidy Bungalow, the Tidy Moose, Tidied Ever After, Spark Joy Boston, Spark Joy Bay Area, Spark Joy Charlotte, and so on.
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A tidy looking desktop is just as satisfying as a tidy house, and a lot easier to maintain.
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Tidy Up More With a puppy roaming around, it's important to stay tidy and keep things off the ground.
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It all begins to feel a bit too tidy for a movie that initially doesn't seem to be tidy at all.
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It is not a play with a tidy happy ending, and Ms. Corman would not say now that she has a tidy, happy marriage.
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The main problem is not that people tidy too infrequently, but that they own far too much to be able to tidy properly, she says.
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Yet the 1916 Rising has been retroactively sanctified, for many in Ireland and in Irish America anyway — squeezed into a tidy narrative to fit a tidy, lovable nation.
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" — Wynter "You just gotta tidy up the site.
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But the only thing Theon can do to redeem himself is to die, and if he dies saving Yara, that ties a tidy bow on his story—perhaps too tidy.
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But instead of letting the remains of 2018's feasting and baking feats consume our tidy spaces, we have Marie Kondo-esque plans to start at the source and tidy up our refrigerators.
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As such, the dance feels almost too final, too tidy.
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Then they buy it, tidy it up and sell it.
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Photo: GettyI consider myself a pretty clean and tidy person.
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I rearrange art around my apartment and tidy up instead.
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It's a tidy bow on top of a chaotic career.
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Part of the thrill was not having to be tidy.
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Keeping an apartment clean and tidy is a lifelong endeavor.
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The end is not tidy or filled with comforting platitudes.
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Mr Song pocketed a tidy 24m yuan before getting caught.
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Those who tidy their computer desktops, and those who don't.
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A career path doesn't have to be neat and tidy.
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Marie Kondo and the fantasy of a tidy life, explained
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In a collared shirt, you always look a little tidy.
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"We absolutely deserve this," says Tidy, succumbing to his fate.
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I have to keep things super modular, tidy, and petite.
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TIDY (Her) We'll work at night if it's a deadline.
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Gareth Southgate is in the dugout, keeping his vest tidy.
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Mr. Riley spent a tidy sum buying the land back.
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"Mrs." centers on the seemingly tidy lives of three women.
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An organizer to keep your reusable plastic container lids tidy
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Nothing is beautiful or tidy; everything I see is ugly.
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Why should a character like Oscar get a tidy ending?
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This tidy, thoughtful film gets at jazz's joy and pain.
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We want unambiguous superheroes, easy obituaries, stories with tidy morals.
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Ferguson's works are technically accomplished and tidy in their execution.
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BUSCH I tend to compress things into rather tidy stories.
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His office was tidy to the point of seeming sterile.
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Bekhor was a tall and tidy man, about her age.
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That tidy narrative is almost certainly too simple an interpretation.
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E.T. on Thursday, April 2, in Zoom's tidy webinar format.
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Order me to tidy my work space and I'll bristle.
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The gains could send Musk home with a tidy payout.
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You cannot force people to tidy, nor should you try.
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Transitions between characters in direct conversation, however, are less tidy.
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Yet the United States gained little from this tidy victory.
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Her house is a tidy haven, often filled with visitors.
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Ms. Thelin was surprised by how tidy the technique was.
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On the surface, Claire lives a tidy life in London.
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But Schulz was obsessed with how life is rarely tidy.
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The other components of the mystery are far less tidy.
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"Social movements don't happen in neat and tidy ways," he said.
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It's great as a catch-all or a tidy makeup bag.
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Ocean's 6.63 has already made a tidy profit for Warner Bros.
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What does an exceptionally tidy home tell you about a person?
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The women are in tidy skirt suits and medium-high heels.
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I think he can find a tidy contract in this market.
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I also play HQ. Tidy up, pack diaper bag for tomorrow.
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And if Trump ruffles feathers, Romney can tidy up the mess.
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To avoid cuts and abrasions, keep your nails trim and tidy.
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Say, for example, you have plans to tidy up the yard.
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The Thompson family's tidy, well-kept Cavanaleck Farms is also nearby.
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But he has turned the episode into a tidy, triumphant anecdote.
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I like to keep my inbox clean and tidy and free.
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Many municipalities require homeowners to keep shrubbery tidy, to varying degrees.
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This is another way that people don't fit into tidy boxes.
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A utensil holder that keeps your kitchen tools tidy and accessible
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For the truly restless during quarantine, try our tidy home challenge.
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Real history is rarely neat and tidy, and rarely morally uncomplicated.
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Gloria keeps a tidy house, works in insurance, has friends, smokes.
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When she arrives, my girlfriend appreciates how tidy the place is.
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A tidy subdivision of stucco homes is just across the street.
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The tone is starched; each tight, tidy sentence has hospital corners.
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I squat and look upward for a cardinal's tidy brown bowl.
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But they do not offer a tidy summation of Amacher's achievements.
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Maybe a tidy, sexless peck and then a realer, juicier smooch?
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What Gulliver needs to do now is tidy up the bank.
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Blaming Bloomberg is a tidy way to ease his own burden.
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Nature isn't supposed to be tidy, and its messiness is purposeful.
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During a recent visit, the entire place looked tidy and swept.
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A center console, seat pockets and cup holders keep things tidy.
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" Her mother said, "Dana was never very tidy as a kid.
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Triggers are typically minor, like being asked to tidy her room.
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A man in a tidy IT lab coat appeared between us.
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The New Jersey-born artist's studio is a tidy, spacious machine.
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Human life is about finding ways to tidy up that chaos.
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Hyperloop employees often had to tidy up for VIPs arriving for tours.
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Someone who doesn't want to tidy, won't do it properly, she says.
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Wouldn't that be such a tidy way to make this less nauseating?
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I cooked for our guests and kept the place tidy for them.
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Post-scrub, a bar of scented soap was used to tidy up.
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What looks neat and tidy in Bogotá looks messier on the ground.
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The office Major Lindholm showed me to was small and military tidy.
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It is less useful in tidy France where rubbish collection works smoothly.
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It doesn't just keep your stuff tidy — it also maximizes your space.
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Vanguard Balanced Index Fund is a tidy proxy for this simple approach.
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If you're low on time, here's a tidy two-minute recap. 2.
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Until recently, a decent translator could expect a steady, tidy living, too.
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It's surprisingly tidy for what one might expect from a teen boy.
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Then I put on some music and tidy a bit before bed.
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He assembles well-known features of the mind in a tidy case.
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One thing's certain: He's not the tidy FBI agent we first met.
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All three muddy an issue that, ultimately, doesn't have a tidy solution.
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The first display near the entrance is impressively neat, tidy, and colorful.
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But selling my dad's MDMA wasn't tidy like in an HBO drama.
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He can expand his portfolio to two continents, and has tidy hair.
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The weather improves, and it's time to clean, sort and tidy up.
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Is he using the three-day weekend to tidy up his briefs?
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We sat in his truck and looked down on his tidy operation.
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The Brim Electric Handheld Burr Grinder is slim, sleek, tidy, and affordable.
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The president also let others tidy up his foolish remarks on Ukraine.
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Streets are scrupulously tidy, with cleaning vehicles plying seemingly around the clock.
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Some parts of the store feel conspicuously tidy, while others are madness.
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Ms. Shestakovskaia isn't alone in pushing back against the prevailing tidy aesthetics.
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So could a robot that helps tidy up the house be close?
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The comic resists fitting into tidy political boxes, even 10 years later.
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He was also careful to keep the homes he stayed in tidy.
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We need to tidy up land-based sources (landfills and the like).
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The tidy film impresses a stark fact: This dance is just beginning.
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After a soak in Calistoga's mud pools, you'll need to tidy up.
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This keeps things tidy and lets you distribute the add-ons evenly.
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I try to tidy up and leave a note about the flies.
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"No," she replies, denying Ruth — and us — the tidy ending we crave.
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A disappointment, then, for those who like their history neat and tidy.
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It was tidy, not really rustic, more varnished than one might expect.
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I think we're learning yet again that there's no tidy, trusty formula.
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Keeping his large penthouse clean and tidy doesn't break the bank, either.
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All day, she wandered the tidy precincts known collectively as Brownstone Brooklyn.
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Apply that tidy division to race, and there's power math to do.
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Now you have to figure out how to tidy what you keep.
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Franchise takeovers are rarely tidy, of course, and the Marlins need change.
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I put in a load of laundry and tidy up around the house.
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It's an optimistic ending, one that wraps everything up in a tidy package.
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For his second starring role, Reynolds didn't insist on some tidy, mainstream film.
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I stash my messy materials in drawers to keep them handy but tidy.
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But while the hype cycle operates in tidy annual waves, our lives don't.
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Indeed, $100 million is just a tidy, round-numbered threshold to measure against.
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But the app does more than just provide a nudge to tidy up.
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It turned a tidy profit while doing so—one that now looks greedy.
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This is all information that could have been relaid in a tidy epilogue.
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In this tidy ending, they all play at the beach, moving on together.
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Her story is remarkable, as each extreme anecdote described in tidy prose attests.
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The Macri government has been trying to tidy up a lot else, too.
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The country's large banks made tidy profits and now sit on sufficient capital.
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If smuggled across the border in bulk, it could generate a tidy profit.
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Perhaps most importantly, Mr Moore's victory will let Democrats draw a tidy contrast.
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Her mom, balancing one child on her hip, was trying to tidy up.
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Like other programs seasoned in surreality, it's difficult to imagine a tidy ending.
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Keep our rooms tidy enough so our moms don't cry when they visit.
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So no, your passion for keeping a tidy kitchen doesn't count as OCD.
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The data paints a tidy but obviously incomplete portrait of five different relationships.
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She says the barn, which was messy the year before, was extremely tidy.
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Often, the endings of these shorter pieces feel too tidy, the resolutions pat.
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But I would use the Eufy to tidy up in between my cleanings.
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Then there is the office, clean and tidy and a little hidden away.
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A tidy scheme for twin souls but otherwise, assuredly, a prelude to divorce.
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We made a tidy profit during Week 12 of the college football season.
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In short, everything you need to get through life feeling tidy and happy.
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Just up the road from the farmhouse on Halseyville Road, in the tidy
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If that happens, it would feel a little bit too tidy and lucky.
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He no longer has the tidy short blond hair of 30 years ago.
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The only problem with this tidy story is that it doesn't reflect reality.
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The cats were wandering in and out of their tidy little rental house.
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Ms. Gatlin's room is tidy, just like the dream home used to be.
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There's no tidy precedent for Trump, no historical model that snugly accommodates him.
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Matt Schrader's tidy and informative "Score" lavishes similar adoration on moviedom's great composers.
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Then your soul will be tidy enough to make room for a bear.
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Asked the same question now, he begins to tidy a pile of papers.
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But the king penguins were, as one Lindblad naturalist put it, more tidy.
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The story of my childhood in rural Missouri is not a tidy one.
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That message doesn't quite work, though, if voters are picturing tidy Notre Dame.
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This tidy dance has divided white and black workers who share economic interests.
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Should the writers triumph, they will be awarded $5,000, a tidy holiday bonus.
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New subdivisions sprouted up, advertising tidy suburban homes for starting prices around $180,000.
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Tidy up your digital life with these tips to organize your personal tech.
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She steers clear of cooking sites, preferring less tidy corners of the internet.
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The cubs are loose and silly and it's a nice, tidy storyline, right?
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I still have to tidy up the room before letting the Roomba loose.
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As some of us know, moving out of your parents' house does not make you immune to the "stealth" tidy; the lovely, but mildly annoying moment a parent decides to tidy up for you, even when you're a grown-ass adult.
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I tidy up my apartment a bit and head to bed with a book.
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What a tidy narrative point that would be for the resurrection of Brazilian soccer.
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I know I can't fix it, but keeping the house tidy minimizes his stress.
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But markets stray from the tidy story lines more often than they follow them.
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Keep your coffee table tidy by storing magazines, books, and remotes under the top.
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He kept papers in neat stacks on his desk, and had tight, tidy penmanship.
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In extreme cases, such tidy conclusions betray the messy, complex reality we live in.
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I learned to tidy from watching her, though I've never been good at it.
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So long as they keep it tidy they can enjoy the beach (see picture).
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The apartment is tidy, but friends, family and co-op rules are a mess.
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Trouble is, Instagram curates a tidy little list of everyone who's watched your story.
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The tidy(ing) sort might be more likely to partner up than the messy.
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BOYS like sticks and girls prefer dolls, or so the tidy evolutionary story goes.
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Raúl is temperamentally Fidel's opposite, a tidy, practical man, lacking his brother's messianic streak.
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But, hey – I've got an idea: why don't you tidy your room up first?
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Hubby and I tidy up the house and get ready for the next day.
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Yet real life is less tidy, as a trip to the Yangzi delta shows.
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We tidy up a little, shower, and I head to bed with my BOYFRIEND.
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The barangay headquarters, or community center, is housed in a tidy two-story building.
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I tidy up a little bit, and let my dog outside and feed him.
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Just the thing to keep their toothbrush tidy on a last-minute weekend getaway.
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Did you leave El-P's crib in a tidy state or make a mess?
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I would clean the kitchen and his invisible hand would tidy up the bathroom.
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It's no wonder, then, that Marie Kondo's "tidying" practices have spawned a tidy empire.
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" To make this tidy sum for himself, Mnuchin used something called "servicer-driven defaults.
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I feel a sense of accomplishment for making my room tidy; a daily cadence.
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There is, however, no tidy explanation for the first 18 innings of the series.
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We all know she can tidy a room with a click of her fingers.
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But in any case, "Fiorello!" doesn't keep a tidy focus on its titular role.
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Instead, take a deep breath, tidy up yourresume, and brush up on yourinterview skills.
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Windhoek, Namibia (CNN)Heroes' Acre looms on a hill overlooking Windhoek, Namibia's tidy capital.
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The pouches have a convenient spout at the bottom for quick and tidy pours.
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This means it's up to you to keep your home looking fresh and tidy.
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So Willoughby's three points, for winning all his runs, represented a tidy day's work.
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The doctor at the Mayo Clinic was warm in demeanor and tidy in appearance.
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Bergin even has a tidy acronym for this: S.L.A.M., or Sit Like A Man.
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Calderwood's gingerbread rendition was neat and tidy -- like Martha Stewart herself had made it.
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Suicide is a lot of things, but neat and tidy it will never be.
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He has a house in the tidy suburb of Arcola a few miles away.
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Servais, a former catcher, keeps a tidy office at the Mariners' training complex here.
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His tidy gray mustache and smoky-lensed glasses lent him an air of mystery.
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"We have a big bathroom that we share, and keep tidy," she added proudly.
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The scene suggests any reason as equally possible, resisting tidy explanations or vapid paternalism.
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Just ask his wife, Alicia Keys, who keeps her side of the closet tidy.
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In the Akron encampment, conditions on a recent weekday were spartan, tidy and quiet.
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A lot of '21995s fashion was about disrupting progress narratives and challenging tidy chronologies.
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It helps you charge your devices, access memory cards, and tidy up your workspace.
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"The smells," recalled the retired nurse in her tidy backyard in upstate New York.
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The northeast exposure promised waves that would buff oyster shells into tight, tidy shapes.
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He lays bare his emotions in ways that disrupt tidy narratives about celebrity comity.
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By the end, the son's emotions are harder to describe in tidy little sentences.
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The colorful books piling up everywhere on an otherwise tidy bookcase were the answer.
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He has a house in the tidy suburb of Arcola a few miles away.
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On the Turkish side of the Reyhanli crossing, olive trees grow in tidy rows.
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That's especially true, perhaps, because the show closed the book in such tidy fashion.
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Your tidy bundle of braids bobbed; you were suddenly embarrassed to make eye contact.
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Poppin sells the elements separately, but this bundle is the quickest route to tidy.
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Also, being a neat or tidy person does not mean you are more prejudiced.
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The push against inactive users highlights a broader effort to tidy up the platform.
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It's a classic sequel, larger and more bloated, less tidy, but possibly more interesting.
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I wanted a reasonably modest house that I would keep reasonably tidy and uncluttered.
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In the bisexual romantic triangle "Straight," now at the Acorn Theater, Charlie Corcoran's set melds perfectly with Grant Yeager's lighting: A tidy apartment is illuminated at times with cool pastel hues, in transitions punctuated by Will Van Dyke's tidy synthesized musical accents.
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KJ: To coin a phrase, that which you wish to tidy, you must first destroy.
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I wouldn't call myself a slob, but I wouldn't say I'm a tidy person either.
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Despite the piles and piles of unsold inventory, most of the store was pretty tidy.
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Their whole breakup feels very tidy: Boy doesn't want kids, so wedding is called off.
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The cameras pointed at the tidy and tasteful set, and the host donned a mic.
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As I sipped my water, I'd tidy up my apartment and listen to a podcast.
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Then I tidy my room, eat a Hershey's Kiss, and clean a bunch of dishes.
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At six shows per week, 12 hours of broadcasting can garner Reeves a tidy profit.
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When they do — and oh, they do — it's not a neat, tidy kind of culmination.
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That doesn't sound as tidy as "I forgive you," but that's not my feeling yet.
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It was incredibly comfortable letting you struggle with its implications, rather than providing tidy summations.
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Residents, most of them teenagers, sleep in bunk beds in dormitories that they tidy themselves.
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I keep a pretty tidy house, but it's only presentable...not mop-the-floors-clean.
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After, I tidy up the apartment and start on my homework for class next week.
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Yet Mr Flake's contrast between conservative ideas and partisan rage is too neat and tidy.
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The built-in toolsScreenshot: GizmodoThe big-name browsers have tools for keeping your bookmarks tidy.
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A large yet tidy refugee camp rises from the desert near the Syrian-Jordanian border.
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The immediacy, mystery, and strange unease coursing through The Fits swats away those tidy illusions.
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The photos often are shot at a home, the spaces mostly tidy or pulled together.
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The palette is arranged in a tidy two-by-two array, like a Punnett square.
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In Gmail, you can tidy things up by deleting or editing your Google Contacts list.
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But Mickey's hair features a tidy French braid at the crown of her head. Observe.
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The project has made litter awareness "a bit cooler than Keep Britain Tidy," he insisted.
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This organizer keeps all your cables, adapters, dongles, and even a mouse neat and tidy.
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A well-performing employee is repeatedly given poor performance reviews to make their firing tidy.
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It feels so tidy that she was able to go and come back without consequence.
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Still, it's not easy to graft a tidy narrative onto this off-year election cycle.
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As for the roads depicted in the paintings: They are tidy, tranquil, serenely traffic-free.
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Especially if you have a roommate, you'll want to make sure your space is tidy.
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McBride in "Rubies" was always cool and sexy, but also tidy and cheerful and exact.
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In his tidy neighborhood of West Orange, N.J., the single-family houses are close together.
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Walk most avenues in Central Harlem, and the tidy townhouses march along at all angles.
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Ms. Ziegler applies a strict organizational hand to a subject that is anything but tidy.
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Chris Paul found a lane and drove for a tidy little bank off the glass.
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With an organized home, surely my work desk will be neat and tidy as well.
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Rather, the Tinkerman does precisely what his name suggests–tweak, tidy, touch-up and polish.
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"Diane," FBI agent Albert Rosenfield says, looking at the back of a tidy grey bob.
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Overall, my stay was comfortable, and I liked that the room was neat and tidy.
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The right vacuum cleaner can give you the proper motivation to tidy up a bit.
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No tidy, all-encompassing narrative explains how the world has finally escaped the global downturn.
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The overriding sensation is that of attempting to tidy up a ship as it's sinking.
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Like the tidy, studious child I was, I front as an organized, high-functioning adult.
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I visited one of the show's curators, Christophe Cherix, in his tidy office at MoMA.
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My bed is made and my room is tidy for when I come home tonight.
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She had the tidy face of a fox that knew the hole in every fence.
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If you read "Still Here" looking for tidy conclusions or happy endings, you'll be unsatisfied.
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They are precisely furnished chambers, shabby but tidy, that seem suspended in a murky twilight.
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Serve up this tasty ham salad with ridged potato chips to keep things tidy (ish).
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This YouTube video does a decent job of showing how to perform a tidy installation.
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Kimmelstiel said through tears during a recent interview in her tidy apartment in the Bronx.
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What is less neat and tidy is the whole Owen-Teddy-Tom (Greg Germann) thing.
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And following these decluttering tips from a tiny house owner can help keep things tidy.
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The newbies, born more recently, have turned a once-tidy business into a food fight.
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Adults expect girls to be tidy and organized, achieve good grades and to be easygoing.
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The fog of our outdoor talk— we breathe, we grieve, we drink our tidy drinks.
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The district also employs a seven-day-a-week cleaner to tidy up the streets.
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Today, he lives in a small but tidy one-bedroom apartment in a stucco bungalow.
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It's both joyous and somber, a tidy summation of all that Whitney does so fantastically.
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KEEP YOUR PROPERTY TIDY Have the lawn mowed, the plants watered and the pool cleaned.
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This makes for a neat and tidy story, but it is based on a prejudice.
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The town—quaint, tidy—is technically in Hertfordshire, a county just northwest of metropolitan London.
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It all feels a little too safe, and threatens to be a little too tidy.
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One of the ways we tidy up that chaos is to tell stories about it.
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His ERA is now 3333 on the year and his WHIP sits at a tidy 0.71.
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Watch these experts tidy nose hairs and turn out-of-control brows into perfectly neat arches.
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Realizing that there was no necessity to choose and reach a tidy resolution relieved the pressure.
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I put on makeup and clothes, tidy up, and make coffee with lots of soy milk.
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Now, its tidy white bottles sit on convenience store shelves, nestled up against its predecessor: SlimFast.
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Jo Johnson, the universities minister, aims to improve teaching quality, streamline funding and tidy haphazard regulation.
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My mother used to tidy up the house before our housekeeper came over to clean it.
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These displays take time to set up and even more time to tidy up (called "recovery").
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I tidy up the apartment, make a smoothie and lunch for tomorrow, and crawl into bed.
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Now, Kondo is taking her tidy ways into the homes of regular, cluttered folks like us.
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While it's in the oven, I do another load of washing and tidy up my bathroom.
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It'll also come with a few that'll tidy up your iPhone and free up some space.
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Netflix star and sweet tidy-upper Marie Kondo can do no wrong — or so we thought.
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She organizes the drawer in tidy rows — there are eight columns of tightly packed tea bags.
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"Keep your tidy, spark-joy hands off my book piles, Marie Kondo," gasped The Washington Post.
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"Back in the 1970s, bare dirt between the rows was considered clean and tidy," Sayer said.
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Disappearing messages are a way for you and your friends to keep your message history tidy.
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All this is better than two hours of scheming before a tidy resolution involving superhero moms.
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In a single "tidy," men and children were gaining insight into the emotional labor of housekeeping.
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It was in the net pretty fast and that's my job to try tidy up rebounds.
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For a series that's all about entropy in your early 20s, it's a fairly tidy ending.
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Just because you fancy yourself a tidy person does not mean you can attend a seminar.
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His flagship fund has averaged a tidy 26% net annual return over the past three years.
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One group worked in a messy, cluttered environment while the other worked in a tidy setting.
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At one of my regular lunch spots, I watch the cleaners diligently tidy away the trays.
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" Lindsy Parrott, director of the Neustadt, said his approach reflects "his neat and tidy medical mind.
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It definitely has had an effect ... Has it actually inspired people to, you know, tidy up?
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Newcomers must quickly learn Danish — and adapt to norms like keeping tidy gardens and riding bicycles.
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This is a tidy, bow-wrapped narrative, which should be the first indication that it's wrong.
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The latest Moshfegh outpost is a tidy house, surrounded by a pasture dotted with slender redwoods.
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Castor is a friendly woman with tidy blond hair who also started out in Democratic politics.
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She gives a tidy answer: She ate to protect herself after a brutal assault in adolescence.
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No, there are too many gems from this one to put a tidy bow on it.
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Disick bought the house for $5.96 million, and is listing it for a tidy $8.8 million.
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I also had the dubious privilege of helping him to tidy up his increasingly untidy apartment.
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Whether by circumstance or intent, this has always been a TV drama that eschews tidy resolutions.
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The Broad sprawls over 120,73 square feet, while the ICA LA takes up a tidy 12,700.
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Parwana challenges the tidy and boring categories into which immigrant-run restaurants are so often shunted.
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Hospital corners are a tried and tested way to get a tidy-looking bed every time.
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The hostel was tidy and relatively quiet — common for this time of year, Miami's off-season.
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Cons: None, although you may need a separate e-commerce email to keep your inbox tidy.
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They were drawn to the tidy yards with swimming pools and schools with green lacrosse fields.
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True, she hasn't told a lie as tidy as Spicer's ludicrousness about Donald Trump's inauguration crowds.
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If you tidy properly, you will become thinner and your skin will clear up, she writes.
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While I want to tidy it up somehow, he wants to let it be and breathe.
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Instead of exploring or deconstructing said genius, Neville seems interested in putting it into tidy boxes.
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Scientists have documented that people feel calmer and happier when their environment is clean and tidy.
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"Early Work" is a tidy and perfectly ornamented novel with no unsanded corners or unglossed surfaces.
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I make my bed, tidy up my room, and get some water boiling for my coffee.
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" He is not one of those men who "can make a tidy parcel of their past.
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The play takes place from 2006 to 2011, but does not proceed in tidy chronological order.
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Be less tidy One of the major factors affecting insect populations is habitat loss and fragmentation.
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Newspaper clippings were stacked in tidy piles on the floor beside black-and-white family photographs.
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But if their clothes or dirty dishes litter public areas, ask them nicely to tidy up.
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He burst into her tidy brick home to find her sitting in the living room, waiting.
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I watch an elderly woman in a tidy red pantsuit walking her dachshund down Greenwich Avenue.
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They see themselves as on a mission to tidy up the messes left by their predecessors.
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These Instagram-ready graphics create a tidy grid of your most popular posts of the year.
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The cavernous space is remarkably tidy, with canvasses hung against the walls and tools stored neatly.
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It tasted of salt and sweet brine, and was no less delicious for being so tidy.
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And if manual labor is not for you, here are ways to tidy your digital life.
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Today, the company announced a huge $1003 million Series E on a tidy $2.75 billion valuation.
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Wall Street's steadiness last week in response to several tidy excuses for skittishness raises this question.
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Kondo likes to begin her sessions by greeting the house that she's about to tidy up.
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Rule of thumb: You want your sense of fun to emerge, but in a tidy package.
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But then Rowbottom's book is too rich and too singular to reduce to a tidy argument.
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We climbed into his white Land Cruiser and drove to a tidy village compound outside town.
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"But also overly tidy, clean and decorous, despite its tortured flesh, its mud and its blood."
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The final weekend of City Ballet's winter season offers a tidy recap of the previous weeks.
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The house was a small bungalow—it was clean and tidy and reeked of animal want.
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If butter chicken whets your appetite, you'll find it tucked into a tidy round of tandoori bread.
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We've put them here in tidy font, on pretty backgrounds, so you can spread the word, too.
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When you keep your inbox clean and tidy, you will likely feel more organized and less stressed.
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As always, his songs stick to a scrupulously tidy mix of pop-R&B and folk-rock.
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According to the memoir, a typically clean and tidy Cruise would let loose when Penn was around.
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"It's backwards," Moore told me last month as we sat in her tidy, plant-filled living room.
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Indeed, the origin of Homo sapiens isn't as neat and tidy as we've been led to believe.
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I make myself a Keurig coffee and tidy up the spare desk that we keep for visitors.
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Thurber doesn't leave us with a clean moral, or tidy ending to his series of comic jabs.
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That's a tidy margin if Zeus can get homes filled fast and hold down its upkeep costs.
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It might just mean a simple tidy of your living space or a walk through the neighborhood.
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Pointing to the monitor at his desk, he leveled a modest bombshell with his tidy British accent.
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Despite there being more things and less space between everything, the MK23's layout is surgically tidy.
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Political parties hoarding cash for election-time handouts to voters will have to tidy up their finances.
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Also check out this iPhone cable keep, which saves space and keeps things looking tidy for $13.
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And you need a neat and tidy garden, that guests will actually want to spend time in.
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ON AN icy January morning, twinkly lights and the glow from chic cafés illuminate Hässleholm's tidy streets.
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Recycling companies that once turned a tidy profit are now losing money and sending material to landfills.
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But, before you let loose that evening, tidy up your surroundings to start on a positive note.
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I put on something nicer than I'm wearing currently and tidy a bit before he heads over.
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In Zhongdenglou, a tidy village in western Shandong, 2121-year-old Deng Zhikuan runs a grocery store.
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People tidy up the remains of houses destroyed by wildfires in Santa Olga, Chile, on Jan. 27.
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I mean, Champion REITS is a very neat and tidy company with a limited number of resources.
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Typically, I'd tidy my apartment the way it seems to make the most sense: room by room.
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Lovesick's only clean, tidy answer is that love doesn't always look the way you want it to.
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Messy girls like us eventually tidy life up, in our own way and at our own speed.
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Tidy up and expect changes in your routine, but also allow some breathing room in your schedule.
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It's the movie's hard right turn into tidy, cornball, Sunday school moralism that leaves it unrevivably dead.
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Investors snapped up tidy little houses on the edge of the desert at Whyalla, then a boomtown.
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So after a few "performance options," my (mostly) dream 3 Series comes to a tidy $58,450. Yowza.
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Yet the streets and houses are tidy, debris gathered and piled by the side of the road.
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But other neighbors find that inconceivable, describing the Pauls as welcoming neighbors with trim and tidy landscaping.
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First-class letters, on which the USPS makes a tidy profit, constitute much less of what's delivered.
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What the mall lacked in stores and shoppers, it made up for with greenery and tidy landscaping.
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After endless stick-beatings and the events of last week, it all seemed a little too tidy.
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The impulse to tidy can be compulsive, a way to maintain control in the face of anxiety.
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Keeping your inbox tidy can even be a key leadership trait, as Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz reported.
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New regulations from the Internal Revenue Service in 2009 helped tidy up some 403(b) administrative details.
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The FX tailwinds have helped MSCI's emerging equity index rise a tidy 13 percent, outperforming developed peers.
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But real life rarely has "extreme makeovers" where people learn to "tidy up" in 45 short minutes.
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CURITIBA/RECIFE (Reuters) - It is Thursday outside a government building in this tidy city in southern Brazil.
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They'd be cleaned off anyway by subcontractors hired by the oil companies to keep the beams tidy.
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Upstairs, Phillips' bedroom is suspiciously tidy, to the point he even seems a little embarrassed of it.
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It's unclear if Japan's example inspired them, or if Senegal's fans are just similarly considerate and tidy.
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Virgo's conscientious, perfectionistic nature makes them fierce environmental advocates who prefer when things are clean and tidy.
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But what is sequestering yourself in a tidy research niche, except self-care taken to its extreme?
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After all, the sky above that smoke is so blue, and the town below seems so tidy.
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As Jamie finds purpose amid the prison grime, Claire's airy house and tidy wardrobe mask her brittleness.
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From her tidy, bright kitchen festooned with children's drawings, she regularly hosts a self-produced internet program.
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The 7-Day Financial Tuneup Tidy your finances, optimize your spending and plan for the long term.
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He isn't interested in tidy or nice stories and feelings, much less lessons, uplift, closure or relatability.
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He still made a tidy profit: He bought the apartment in September 219 for nearly $2115 million.
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"I think we tell this tidy story about how the history of photography works," Ms. Harris said.
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Jeurys Familia and Hector Santiago finished a two-hitter that took a tidy 2 hours 32 minutes.
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In 2004, the building moved to evict her for hoarding, but her parents helped her tidy up.
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"I just hope this is educational," said Mr. Osment, who wore a blazer and a tidy beard.
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We came of age having received the tidy assurance that we were equal and could do anything.
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Several of the journalists asked for tips on how to keep their work spaces tidy at home.
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Modern Love I have the reputation of living what Marie Kondo might call a magically tidy life.
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One way it doesn't resemble its subject is in its length: a tidy 300 pages or so.
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I tidy up the apartment a bit and then toss soup ingredients in a pot to cook.
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But if you can find a niche product to sell, it can bring in a tidy sum.
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Harmon, who also has one Tour victory, moved into second place with a tidy four-birdie performance.
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To keep her tea bags tidy, she uses interlocking drawer organizers (about $6 at the Container Store).
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Weinstein's office, a cold and tidy room overlooking the Hollywood Hills, is an archive of sentimental zealotry.
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Tidy-wealthy-white South Bend isn't just inaccurate; it's the opposite of what he has been describing.
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By 14, he had been hired to tidy up outside, and then he joined the maintenance crew.
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A nationalism that focuses on physical borders and legal citizenship offers a tidy answer to this question.
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Beyond military applications, its descendants might work in warehouses, pick fruit, clear litter or tidy people's homes.
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This would be a tidy realization if it weren't for a certain scene in The Princess Switch.
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"Tidy," another badger book, this one created by Emily Gravett, reminds me of my onetime Brooklyn landlady.
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We sat in her tidy living room, which had two framed photographs of Tim on the wall.
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The critical darling "Sorry to Bother You" expanded into 805 theaters and made a tidy $4.3 million.
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The Cardinals appeared set for a tidy 3-0 win before the Cubs rallied in the ninth.
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The thing is, healthcare doesn't operate according to tidy Adam Smith-esque notions of a free market.
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The 7-Day Financial Tuneup: Time to Tidy Your Finances This weeklong program from The New York Times will walk you through some of the simplest financial tasks you can do to tidy your finances, optimize your spending and make sure you are planning appropriately for the long-term.
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Toebbe's tidy vivisections contain sudden shifts that break the logic of the painting's structure but help maintain coherence.
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But in reality, mental illness and the ways it colors incomprehensible choices rarely has such easy, tidy resolutions.
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But when it's presented in a tidy font on a pretty background, well, it's hard not to look.
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HelloGiggles spotted the pear-shaped containers on Instagram, and the tidy, globular creations have us considering another breakup.
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Subjects who described themselves as "not at all clean and tidy", for example, were rated 0.46 points lower.
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But first I get the coffee going, and then, room by room, I tidy up the whole place.
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Just keep all the cakes and ale coming and keep things tidy, and answer questions when it's necessary.
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Also, my mom has definitely influenced me in terms of organization and keeping the place tidy and presentable.
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And, if so, would the consolidation be tidy enough to vault a single tribune into the top tier?
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It is true that Russian bots are a conspiracy theory that provides a tidy explanation for complicated developments.
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The little door opens, and we are led through a well-lit hallway, into a very tidy gym.
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Correction: Some Newton Mail features, like Tidy Inbox, aren't available on Windows yet, but will be coming soon.
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That was her work, wasn't it, the search for the tidy turn of phrase, the most apt anapest.
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Compared to other movie theaters in Kabul, the cinema inside, the Galaxy Family Miniplex, looks tidy and modern.
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On June 6th the Law Commission, which helps Parliament tidy up its legislation, published proposals to change it.
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Last year, though, the winners at the Globes were tidy predictions for the rest of the award circuit.
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Despite this tidy ending, Bodyguard fans will probably still be desperate for season 2 of the Brit adventure.
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What WESA will do, or at least intends to, is tidy up some of the messier labor issues.
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Suddenly, my tidy notions of right and wrong were jumbled up, and my understanding of Jesus needed refining.
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Back home, M. pays the nanny $60, I pump, and we tidy up before calling it a night.
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It said the aim was to tidy its capital structure and the cancellation will have no financial impact.
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"It's a conversation that's not resolved in all of these neat and tidy ways," Bloom says to Refinery29.
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After I eat I tidy up, unload/reload the dishwasher, fold the laundry, and clean out the fridge.
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President-elect Donald Trump has a secret weapon for keeping his famous red power tie tidy — Scotch tape.
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The company cleared a tidy $5.2 billion from user-directed ads in the first quarter of 2016 alone.
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A caring, tidy clock who just so happens to be in love with a charming candelabra named Lumière.
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The script is tidy and efficient, with almost every tidbit of information serving either as foreshadowing or payoff.
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Ellen DeGeneres just scooped up an amazing estate from Adam Levine for the tidy sum of $45 MIL!!!
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Almost always undervalued compared to other emerging market firms, Russian shares promised tidy returns and paid back generously.
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If this is a neat bow on the end of his storyline, perhaps it's a little too tidy.
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I was helping them pay the mortgage, I didn't really cause any trouble and kept it pretty tidy.
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Still, he says the site turns a tidy profit, at least in part because of its niche offering.
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The 30-year-old owns a tidy 2.11 ERA in 10 career games (six starts) against the Phillies.
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If piles of papers are toppling over onto your coworker's desk, it might be time to tidy up.
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That is a tidy sum, but pre-Brexit it was worth $1.76m; now it is worth $190,000 less.
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They told me she had a basement full of toys from children who wouldn't tidy up their rooms.
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In exchange for sweeping the hallways and keeping the building tidy, they paid $228.43 a month in rent.
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That evidence of Imelda as Marie Antoinette has become a tidy myth that's useful to the Marcos family.
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I relax for a few more minutes, and then get up to tidy up my apartment and shower.
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Whether your home has carpeting or hardwood, you need a good vacuum cleaner to keep the floors tidy.
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They shot a tidy 57 percent in the half and handled the ball flawlessly, committing just one turnover.
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Even though Niemi was solid with 212 saves, the Oilers took advantage with a tidy 2576-576 victory.
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For a groomed aesthetic near the Colosseum, look for a striped barber's pole and a tidy antique barbershop.
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DAILY PROVISIONS When Union Square Cafe reopens in October, it will have a tidy adjunct around the corner.
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But a few, including Fred Trump, the grandfather of the Republican nominee for president, made a tidy sum.
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Ms. Lo is still grappling, in tidy couplets, with the many ways that desire can defy romantic expectations.
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Jazz may suit her character's temperament, but Bond's tidy rendition of "A Little Blue" lacks swing and swell.
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And there you have the tidy setup for a play that operates on a system of moving parallels.
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Some commentators said his live-and-let-live sensibility is rooted in his own less-than-tidy lifestyle.
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Our guide can help you make room for your home office, prepare for a disaster or tidy up.
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That unruliness reflects the personal history embedded in the piece, a life that has been anything but tidy.
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Tidy dorayaki honey pancakes have fillings that include matcha cream and seared banana, and apple confit with mascarpone.
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But today there are few less piratical places on earth than this tidy and well-ordered little island.
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I put on a podcast and slowly tidy up the apartment, get laundry going, and sip my tea.
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When he returned to his home in a tidy gated community near Universal Studios, the dawn was breaking.
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Like Ms. Heitkamp, he was elected to Congress in 2012, providing for a tidy comparison of their records.
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There's one other underappreciated player who made off with a tidy profit following the crisis: the U.S. government.
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The dining room is small, tidy and nearly square, painted the pale color of butter in the winter.
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The query does a tidy job of summing up what this show does: mix procedural and supernatural thrills.
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When Christopher tore the box open, the pieces spilled out in tidy plastic bags—the set was complete.
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The Commander surprises Offred by taking her on a secret adventure — but first she'll need to tidy up.
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If you're counting -- and she was -- that's 313 letters, all of them put on paper in tidy handwriting.
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Today, the estate is tidy and quiet, dotted with inner courtyards, tiny playgrounds and signs prohibiting ball games.
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The bank's friends point out that its lending to China earns a tidy profit (roughly $100m last year).
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There's also a wrap-around groove to help keep your Lightning cable tidy and out of the way.
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In comparison with the royal scribe's tidy hand, the edits are formed of a rather distinctive chicken scratch.
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Although it is a sort of cliffhanger it is also a pretty tidy conclusion to our little story.
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Ultimately, one is left with the feeling that their lives — as messy as they are — are too tidy.
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Fountain doesn't offer a neat, tidy story about the rise of Trump and the implications of his presidency.
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"That's what happens every time," Dennis said, sitting at his dining room table in his spare, tidy home.
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Just as with homes, not every family can be simple, small and tidy, and mine is no exception.
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Its next products might look to tidy up something you can't see — the data informing your smart home.
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It can also flatten pieces of art — making them too tidy and too dull to ever challenge us.
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I freshen up my lip gloss, tidy my unruly hair and never look at my hands when I type.
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The box, called miniLab, is a tidy, humbled version of the mythos that made Theranos a $9 billion unicorn.
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But impeachment is not a neat and tidy legal proceeding governed by carefully crafted statutes and learned court opinions.
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PW: Everything had felt very tidy before, even though there was a lot of chance involved in the process.
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It's not that I was born tidy, but rather that, through trial and error that I developed the method.
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Perhaps it seemed like a tidy conclusion when two of the ringleaders were handed lengthy prison terms this week.
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Having made a tidy profit on its investment, Banca IFIS told the bankruptcy court the debt had been cleared.
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A start-up in Pato Branco, a tidy city of 13,000 in Paraná's interior, enables drones to map farmland.
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Data Organization Hider 2 not only protects your files, but it also organizes them, so they're nice and tidy.
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I like having the place tidy but because I love creating all the time it is never the case!
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Khloé Kardashian's 'KHLO-C-D' not only keeps her home neat and tidy, but it also benefits her waistline.
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Knowing what we do, it's worth reflecting on whether Daryl's confession is as tidy as it may first seem.
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"I wouldn't imagine anyone doing this," Mr. Pommerening, 48, said in his tidy office in the town shopping center.
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Directed by Nacho Vigalondo (Timecrimes), Colossal feels calculated to irritate audiences who insist on tidy explanations and clean finishes.
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JESSE LIVERMORE earned his reputation as a talented speculator by pocketing a tidy sum during the Panic of 1907.
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Then I put on a clay face mask, and while it dries I quickly tidy my room and bathroom.
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I tidy up the kitchen a bit, and then get annoyed with all the chores I have to do.
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I tidy up my room and H. calls to ask if I want to go get something to eat.
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As the credits roll, the show's final twist is revealed, completely overhauling the tidy ending the audience just watched.
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"He was very keen and sincere," Huang said in his small but impeccably tidy studio apartment in central Kunming.
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Not only do they keep our floors tidy but they turn what was once a chore into endless entertainment.
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The researchers say that in the evening, the room would transform character, while house workers would clean and tidy.
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As a result, the show repeatedly demonstrates the power of a communal "tidy" in revealing women's undervalued emotional labor.
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Still have all your knick-knacks shoved into a corner after months of her asking you to tidy up?
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Messie Condo is the author of Tidy the F*ck Up: The American Art of Organizing Your Sh*t.
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Walking the streets here feels like strolling through Disney World—everything's neat and tidy and kind of antique-looking.
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Ending the festival with the same people I started it out with is a tidy closing of a loop.
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Keeping a neat and tidy beard is a sign that you look after yourself and care about your appearance.
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Lisa Tselebidis, a KonMari consultant, arrives at my New York City apartment one recent Friday afternoon ready to tidy.
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Nevertheless, the messiness of the experience, its patent resistance to organization and tidy through-lines, manages to seep out.
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Bad Bunny's meteoric rise from supermarket bagboy to Latin music superstar admittedly makes for a tidy and digestible story.
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If you remove your valuables and tidy the space, there should be no reason for you to be there.
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He sold Toyotas and lived with his mother in a tidy rancher here with a cherry tree out front.
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She feels obliged to keep the office tidy, to avoid potential awkwardness when the cleaner comes at 6 p.m.
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But that intellectually tidy view neglected an important element of political logic: People love to see their taxes cut.
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On the tidy Pearl Street Mall, crowds were gathered by burbling fountains to watch buskers, jugglers and flame-swallowers.
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Smartduvet was also released this year, and it aims to make beds more comfortable and easier to keep tidy.
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Through Chidi's tutorials, he even manages to work in a tidy primer of ethical philosophy (John Stuart Mill alert!).
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Oslo, the capital, has upscale stores, tidy homes and a Royal Palace — a reminder of why Norwegians value independence.
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This area was quite tidy and already included several orders made within less than a week of being open.
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My colleague Amy described how her parents had forced her to tidy her room, but never showed her how.
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The difference between theological purity and cultural exclusion is not always as tidy as believers would like to think.
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TIDY UP Ridding counters of clutter and shelves of tchotchkes is a fast and easy way to streamline space.
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In addition to the $1.83 million jackpot winner, lottery statistics show that one ticket won a tidy $21.8 million.
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Tidy blocks are lined with narrow houses, many having facades with red brick walls and sections of slate roof.
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"Britain needs to tidy up the system," said Gregory Pacho, a Polish-Italian immigrant who owns a taxi company.
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If you tap on an area, Pigment will only let you apply color there, which keeps your image tidy.
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Tidy cottages that start at around $400,000 line streets on the way to the community beach at Founders Bay.
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In her study, she gathered a group of subjects in a tidy room and another in a messy room.
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"The first time I saw one of his grills, I liked how clean and tidy it was," he says.
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Week 15 abounds with pivotal clashes, and the results will both tidy the playoff picture and muddle it deeper.
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This idea is fairly straight-ahead, but I'm a sucker for revealers as tidy as IF I WERE YOU.
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David's landlady has woken up to the fact that the carriage house would fetch a tidy sum if sold.
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When the play's too-tidy ending gives her what she thinks she wants, we suspect the triumph is fleeting.
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But why not more writers who muss up, destabilize and generally monkey with our tidy (boring) conceptions of genre?
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She had to work off the streets, in safe spaces, in people's homes, their backyards, their tiny, tidy shops.
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Surrounding the city and sprinkled among its tidy tract neighborhoods, potatoes, alfalfa, sugar beets and corn grow in fields.
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Even better: Keep cool this summer — and keep your kitchen tidy — by using it to blend up your smoothies.
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One game does not tidy up all their rough edges or erase their infighting and occasional spats with dysfunction.
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I remember wondering whether there was a lesson here, some tidy symbolism about the waning Southern fixation over symbolism.
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"Every time I'd go to the studio with my husband to tidy up," she said, "we'd always see something."
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Ohio says the law is no more than housekeeping, an effort to tidy up the rolls, not voter suppression.
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Or if you're staying at home, you might tidy your things, change your sheets, and light a few candles.
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Unfortunately, Miller can't resist the impulse to tie Louis's messy tangle of woebegone threads into a tidy, mawkish bow.
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To avoid any argument over rightful possession, Mr. Milberg agreed to pay Swann's consignor $10,000 — still a tidy profit.
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The area's well-maintained mansions and tidy lawns are a far cry from the city's iconic decaying colonial buildings.
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Instead, Mr. Tillerson has largely been assigned to tidy up the confrontations Mr. Trump has had with longtime allies.
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"At that amount, it's difficult," Santiago, whose tidy hotel room has a cooking range and refrigerator, said in Spanish.
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In Calgary, Canada, IT project manager Vladimir Vylegzhanin had built a tidy business selling ping pong paddles on Amazon.
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It's both too tidy and too messy, and at the same time neither quite wild nor quite sensible enough.
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This book does not bake its lessons up into a tidy platter of macaroons, but they are there nonetheless.
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At the end of the novel, Morgan's life isn't tidy or depression-free, but it's better than it was.
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The first act, in which Mr. Brown wears a tidy brown suit, is the more practical, hands-on part.
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A few minutes later, Liu appeared, looking tidy and practical: smart bob, eyeglasses, striped turtleneck, overalls, pumpkin-colored raincoat.
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Even though 10 usually seems like the right number (it's tidy, divisible, standard), some years it feels woefully insufficient.
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Ummm..... No one should be at work in just their tidy whities Geraldo... Stop giving him a pass. pic.twitter.
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These districts of subsidized pastel-colored, low-rise housing are tidy and well maintained, not places of obvious deprivation.
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Now that you've saved a tidy sum, why not get a jump on planning your time at Disrupt Berlin?
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Rows of tidy crops stretch toward the edge of his modest 25 acres, where he employs about 130 people.
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Her apartment, a tidy, decorated nook in Queens she shares with her three cats, reflects her less mobile life.
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Ram does not make a midsize truck, so the 1500 is as tidy as it gets with the brand.
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Utilities in most developed countries don't keep their overhead wiring tidy for tidiness' sake; safety is on the line.
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Most landlords only hope their renters pay on time, keep a tidy space, and don&apost disturb the neighbors.
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I personally enjoy nice, tidy org charts, so the ways the various Cabinet departments are set up annoys me.
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Today Mr Wang (pictured) says he can make a tidy 2m yuan ($290,000) a year from his cross-dressing routines.
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The apartment, which is shared among four 20- and 30-somethings, is spacious, tidy and only minutes from a park.
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After a couple of hours, police allowed migrants to move back in after a tidy-up by municipal cleaning workers.
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Then I do the dishes, start a load of laundry, tidy up my apartment, and do my usual mindfulness combo.
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On two small displays with hats and gloves were tidy collections of gloves, said to be popular with Amazon customers.
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What's more, expect airlines to make a tidy sum renting out tablets to passengers who do not have their own.
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The idea is to minimize the chances of retroactively changing the methods to make the data fit a tidy conclusion.
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In many ways, it's an ideal setting for anyone, a tidy but modest ranch house on a quiet suburban street.
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Buried in our genes lie clues to origin stories — or, anyway, the basis for tidy pie charts diagraming blood quantum.
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It is a really holistic problem that is not tailored to neat and tidy solutions like prescription drug monitoring programs.
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I take a quick shower, tidy up for work, and decide to walk the two miles to my office downtown.
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But I actually don't even mind how tidy the show's plot seems, because of what else the show is doing.
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It was (and is) employed in smoke detectors, and he drew a tidy income from that fact for many years.
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One big pocket up front, one zippered main compartment at the top, and just tidy straight lines in all directions.
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Presented as a tidy triangle, not too sticky or sweet, the pastry was best mediated with sips of green tea.
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The KonMari Method encourages cleaners to tidy by category, starting with clothes, then books, papers, miscellaneous items and sentimental items.
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Sorrell is pursuing a "simplification of structure" to tidy up the sprawling group that's grown through scores of small acquisitions.
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The Gate (Season 23, Chapter 22) We wrapped up the second season with nice, tidy bow...or so it seems.
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Does Ratmansky get rid of the extra girl so that everyone can have a partner and things can look tidy?
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The Appraisal Miko Mercer would seem to be a good candidate for a tiny house — single, tidy, 5-foot-3.
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There is plenty Ireland could do with that tidy sum, especially after the government imposed austerity measures six years ago.
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Its vertical storage system ensures that your tool organization is always tidy and easy to grab when you need them.
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In short, governments get a new revenue stream without any operating cost, and the camera companies make a tidy profit.
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The Longhorns shot a tidy 57 percent in the half but hurt themselves with 2753 turnovers, some on careless passes.
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My experience was fraught, but the real questions were more objective: Would making Zelda tidy be worth the daily struggle?
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Using a vague psychological concept is a tidy way of describing why things happen when the underlying drivers are uncertain.
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But there are a host of genetic and biological variations that complicate the seemingly tidy split between male and female.
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"I'm not here to be the law," she tells Danny in an exchange typical of this show's too-tidy dialogue.
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I helped with their two dogs, kept things tidy, and lent a hand when they decided to redo their backyard.
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My ritual is to take a hot bath and shave my legs and tidy up before my partner comes over.
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Harvest Bible Chapel had just been approved for a loan to buy the Odgaards' tidy red brick house next door.
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It's all pretty neat and tidy, with the added virtue of being plausible — and supported by the market's behavior itself.
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But the vast majority of the borough consists of tidy streets and cul-de-sacs lined with single-family houses.
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If there's a tidy binary distinction between Bolton and Trump, it isn't between hawks and doves, but chickenhawks and chickenshits.
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Repeatedly, a movement — a bird raising its head, a horse its hooves — turns an image into a tidy narrative fragment.
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In his tidy, windowless office in Omaha, the main feature is a tabletop map of roughly half the United States.
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The charcoal gray packaging has a tidy red slash across it, which immediately calls to mind a no-smoking sign.
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With her tidy, refined, French-influenced neo-traditionalism, Ms. Park could become something like the Alain Ducasse of Korean cooking.
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The frog-green house and what's left of its surrounding plantation sit at the heart of a tidy suburban subdivision.
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There was a 36-inch flat-screen TV, a tidy little desk and an honor bar stashed with overpriced goodies.
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Lythcott-Haims never comes to a tidy conclusion about how to view race relations in America, because there isn't one.
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Assuming some mined bitcoins do exist, it looks like Wright might now be on the hook for a tidy sum.
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The tidy little tarts made of flaky pastry and filled with custard are sold and served all over the country.
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The star and writer of Netflix's "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" said, "So tidy!" along with a heart eyes emoji.
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When you tidy up the living room or organize your bookshelf in alphabetical order, there are good reasons for it.
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"I don't think we had a tidy lap, we should have been in front of the Renaults," said the German.
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In a tidy turnabout, architects of houses on those sites have to submit their designs for West 8's review.
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They got to see Betances's perfect eighth, and a tidy ninth in which he worked around a one-out walk.
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And when it's not in use (hey, it could happen), the handy velcro cinch strap keeps things neat and tidy.
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It was also a tidy example of just how peculiar and out of touch the company's product unveilings have become.
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The goal is not to help people make sense of what happened or come to some tidy resolution about it.
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It's possible, though, that democracy works even though political scientists have failed to find a tidy equation to explain it.
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The money has built tidy houses that sit above the ground on adjustable steel jacks to avoid melting the permafrost.
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Mr. Hendrix is a jostling and physical trumpeter who can fit a lot of feeling into a rather tidy space.
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The movie's depiction of cultural change is tidy to the point of being facile, which isn't to say it's ineffective.
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Using a vague psychological concept is a tidy way of describing why things happen when the underlying drivers are uncertain.
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Some biopics go for sweeping and exhaustive, trying to cram an entire life into a tidy two hours or so.
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If episode 17 spun a tidy web of the narrative, episode 18 spins it backwards; now, there are loose ends again.
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A photograph of Jackson taken in 21 at Coachella works as a tidy metaphor for his singular role as an editor.
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That DNA, when unraveled, can span more that two meters in length, but your body's cells whip it into tidy bundles.
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Here's a quick refresher: It automatically curates your photos and even organizes them by subject to keep your pictures folder tidy.
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Instead of suspiciously tidy studios, light music, some crackers on a table, and art, I was faced with many closed doors.
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Soon enough, it seems, her dispatches from the world outside their tidy front lawns have their whole town in an uproar.
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It's meant to be a tidy mechanism that allows executives to exercise their rights as shareholders without playing an unfair advantage.
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For Fox, that experience, while unmistakably scarring, was far from a tidy narrative of a sexual predator and his unwitting prey.
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Full furniture sets, sweet ceramic tableware, and a great assortment of outerwear, sweaters, and blouses fill the tidy, well-maintained racks.
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Since rubber mats are more durable and easier to clean, they may keep your interior looking clean and tidy for longer.
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They live in 19 tidy brick houses, paying the Stawovy family, proprietors of the unincorporated village for the past 70 years.
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All in all a very tidy career, albeit one dogged by accusations that he wasn't being entirely honest about his age.
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I'm not sure if I gave off some kind of Marie Kondo vibe, but I'm the least tidy person I know.
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Jessica Parks, the company's resident scenic designer, utilizes the full depth of the stage to depict a tidy backyard and deck.
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The Wet/Dry Insert allowed me to easily stuff two days' worth of clothes into the backpack in one tidy bundle.
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However, the lanky Czech was never seriously threatened as she disposed her 19th ranked Russian opponent in a tidy 70 minutes.
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That's how many months the product is good for, which will help keep you honest and your makeup bag tidy. 3.
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And with career earnings over $38m, Mr Kuchar has demonstrated that one can make a tidy living from playing it safe.
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Combining this with a solid landbank, a tidy balance sheetand a strong net cash position, some commentators see much to like.
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Japanese pupils are expected to keep their classrooms tidy and share the work of cleaning after lessons end, to encourage teamwork.
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They all fit into a tidy Bachelor mold, which makes sense: ostensibly, they're all different shades of one person's preference. But.
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Thanks to their 12-month calendar, the Babylonians chose to narrow it down to 12 and keep things neat and tidy.
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It was a dignified, tidy last chapter for a literary songwriter who personified class and worldly decorum up until the end.
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We also went full tilt on Startup Battlefield by increasing the prize money to a tidy $100,000 in non-equity cash.
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Trying to build an interoperable system is a challenge, but Treshock sees the blockchain as a tidy solution for this issue.
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The key to tiny home living is not collecting extra "stuff" and keeping the space clean and tidy at all times.
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I snack on an apple and string cheese while I tidy up the room, file paperwork, and get ready for tomorrow.
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Wander this warren and you'll find pistons, camshafts, brake rotors and more stacked in tidy piles or laid out in rows.
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Sexy Venus enters grounded Earth sign Virgo, on August 5, which will be a wonderful time for you to tidy up.
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Marie Kondo's KonMari method asks people to tidy their lives by category — such as clothes, books, papers, miscellaneous, and sentimental items.
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Nobody is home yet, so I take the time to clean my room and tidy up around the house a little.
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Lindsay Preiss accidentally donated a mug with $6,500 in cash inside to Goodwill after attempting to tidy up her Atlanta home.
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Detective Tanner admits to the girls she knows Mary didn't kill Elliott, but she also knows that it's a tidy story.
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During our consultation, though, we agree my "ideal home" is one that's tidy and orderly, in which things are easily findable.
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Plenty of consultants make sure to take advantage of the opportunity to use "tidy" or "spark joy" in their business names.
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When Coptis brings in outside activists, she often warns them not to expect issues to break down along tidy ideological lines.
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It is not enough for the NFL to sell an entertainment product at a tidy profit, given that product's broader costs.
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So lightly encumbered, I would spring easily from my tasteful and tidy micro unit into the cultural soup of the city.
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Wrap all of that neatly with a tidy, reasonable price tag, and you have yourself a clear winner, in my mind.
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At Bank of America's current share price, the stake would hand Berkshire a tidy $11.7 billion profit, at least on paper.
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He noted, unhappily, tidy modern landscaping; he then recalled his recent disquiet on finding that he had begun to paint flowers.
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If he gets the donor class to pick up his debts, he'll make a tidy profit from wrecking the Republican Party.
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The dark and twisted fairy tale from Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm introduced millions to a sweet, demure, and tidy Snow White.
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Team USA finished their pre-Olympics exhibition schedule Monday night with a nice, tidy 110-66 win over Nigeria in Houston.
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A whistleblower last year alleged that one farmer installed boilers to heat empty barns, which will make him a tidy £1M.
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Previously, imprisonment in interactive fiction had been about a tidy, self-contained space that would eventually be conquered by the player.
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I bet you got a really tidy Pinterest-worthy bedroom and a most favorite and least favorite flavor of Diptyque candle!
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I often felt I was learning new things, and I always took pride in maintaining clean and tidy homes for people.
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In the future, the moving image fits in your palm, a tidy, flat display held a few inches from your face.
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Two, while it makes for a tidy political narrative to say "Ferguson effect," researchers have not pinned down the underlying mechanisms.
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Fans had a harder time getting excited about the tidy bank shots from Duncan, who was known as the Big Fundamental.
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The Thread Re: The Everyman Carvell Wallace profiled the actor Riz Ahmed, who has discovered how to excel beyond tidy genres.
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It's only when we shift to Grand Central in 1945 that it's evident that Mr. Prelinger hasn't settled for tidy chronology.
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Ms. Leitch, who described her mother's style as "very hippie eclectic," prefers a neater aesthetic, keeping surfaces clear and possessions tidy.
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Then I would tidy the hut, close the door behind me, and head down the trail toward my next night's shelter.
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I wrote to Williams, prepared to beg for the recipe, but she replied swiftly with a tidy typed copy of it.
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Finally, we have a new guide to help you tidy your finances, optimize your spending and plan for the long term.
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No matter, because Frog and Toad go to bed content, innocently believing that at least their friend has a tidy yard.
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To tidy them up, there are methods to hide the wires or, at the very least, keep them off the floor.
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E.O. peers, Ms. Wojcicki (pronounced "Woe-jisky") does not have a tidy origin story to tell reporters; there was no aha!
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Nearly four years in, long after other militia-run towns in Michoacán collapsed into violence, the streets remain safe and tidy.
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It also comes with a tote that includes a hot pad/glove and contains the grease and soot for tidy transportation.
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That makes a tidy profit for the team's previous owner, Leslie Alexander, who bought the franchise in 1993 for $85 million.
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It's exciting to see boy-girl relations explored with such candor, with no room for easy answers, tidy endings, clear consent.
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They're well-done, a little too tidy in their execution and dialog (no one talks like that), and, well, kinda corny.
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Yet the measures finalised this year by Messrs Powell and Quarles tidy up the rule-book rather than toss it out.
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To prepare, I read a textbook, a classic in medical education, that divided the act of diagnosis into four tidy phases.
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Yet Yelp is a tidy, profitable business that pulled in $55 million in profit on $942 million in revenue last year.
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Made of lightweight aluminum, it will only add a pound to your load and includes a carry bag for tidy transportation.
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Near a tidy campground at the south end of the lake, I waded up to my knees and snapped a photo.
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The village isn't too big, so it's a quick, tidy little game you can finish over the course of a weekend.
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This helps keep the maps looking tidy and organized and also makes it easier to read through the mind maps later.
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For example, the Vision Fund sold its ownership in Indian retailer Flipkart to Walmart Stores last year for a tidy profit.
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First, though, there are parental tears and Dafna and Michael's handsome, sparsely furnished apartment with its tidy bookshelves and modernist furniture.
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The couple now have a 13-year-old daughter and live on a tidy street in a cream-colored brick house.
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I was nervous that TV would package messy, difficult stories into tidy narrative arcs, stripping them of necessary weight and nuance.
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Making things tidy and predictable for giant energy companies is just not a top-tier consideration, much less a starting point.
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" She defines witchcraft as "not tidy maypole ceremonies in someone's backyard in the suburbs, while Enya plays timidly in the background.
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Plucking is time-consuming, though, so if needs be ask your barber to tidy your brows up when you're next in.
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On Wednesday evening, the tidy and the would-be tidy sat very still on the fourth floor of the Barnes & Noble bookstore at Union Square in Manhattan, craning to hear the soft voice of Marie Kondo, the Japanese author of "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up," as she demonstrated her folding technique on ever more complex garments.
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It is a tidy solution, though sceptics argue that it would allow governments to avoid passing budgets and thus duck hard choices.
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The result is a tidy city, which can become much larger before it begins to suffer from the usual diseconomies of scale.
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Not to mention the fact that it rolls up into a tidy base that looks more like a buffet than a television.
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VOLENDAM, Netherlands (Reuters) - The Dutch fishing village of Volendam hardly seems like a hotbed of discontent: tidy, prosperous, little crime or unemployment.
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Success looks different for everyone, and the everyday realities of most people's lives are far from neat or tidy, addicts or not.
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That represented unfamiliar territory for the reigning champions, even if they came away with a tidy points haul as Ferrari self-destructed.
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But before all that fun, supporters stayed back to tidy up their sections of the stadiums in videos that have gone viral.
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The Lemon Internet Bar is a tiny place, just 300 square feet and brimming with 80 or so computers in tidy rows.
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – Roger Federer was a point away from a rather tidy, straight-set victory in the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
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Pedro Pascal kept his mustache trim and tidy, giving off some very 70s vibes paired with his bow-tie and disheveled bouffant.
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It has an included pitcher and travel cup for easier serving, and it helps you tidy up with the self-cleaning function.
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The PIF would get less than the $100bn that the Aramco IPO was meant to bring in, but a tidy sum nonetheless.
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Programmable Cook & Carry Slow Cooker Save up to 50% on over 194.993,000 clearance items Keep your home neat and tidy with iRobot.
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I eat a bowl of muesli and a satsuma for breakfast and tidy the apartment, which always seems messy in the mornings.
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Next, split the pony in two, rope braid the hair, tidy around base, and secure with strong pins or a hair elastic.
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Of course, there's Marie Kondo, the master tidy-upper who, in addition to her Netflix show, maintains an an active YouTube presence.
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This was the sort of "value investing" that had made Mr Buffett and his partners a tidy pile over the preceding decade.
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Use a peelable nail file instead of a regular one for a fresh surface when you tidy your nails every single time.
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And it turned a tidy profit, reporting $22017 million in net income, up about 50 percent from the same period last year.
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They are treated like children, and the film, by offering a tidy story with a neat conclusion, treats viewers like children, too.
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The cleaning lady is here, so I put away my laundry and tidy up a bit so she can vacuum the floor.
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It&aposs not a tidy case but I don&apost think either of these men did anything that could implicate the President.
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If one of those slices outperforms the others, it has the same effect of skewing the tidy ratios you determined made sense.
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Take a little once-around through the kitchen and living room, tidy up the little messes that you or other people made.
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It has not been a tidy or a pleasant process -- like all revolutions, it has occasionally tipped over into violent self-parody.
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Jonquil's structures imply the tidy perfection of angled lines and they're beautiful, in the way anything that fragile and undulating is beautiful.
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This leaves a neat and tidy appearance on the exterior, but more importantly secures all your gear against clandestine ingress by strangers.
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He's allowed to stay on the condition that he doesn't interfere in the politics of other countries and keeps his area tidy.
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What Raúl, in his neat and tidy way, is doing is to institutionalise the Cuban system, which long depended on Fidel's whims.
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He "was sitting in a great library with little statues at a large scrupulously tidy shiny table," Virginia wrote in her diary.
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Five months after filming ceased, the show's location looked as though it had been the scene of a small but tidy war.
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That still holds true today — when even the outfits draw attention — on Day 3 of the 2016 tournament, on those tidy lawns.
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I drove by their farm and saw a mile of white fencing, a neat and tidy flower bed, a freshly painted mailbox.
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It consisted of the binarily tidy number of 10 television monitors in a row against a wall and some surround-sound speakers.
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Everything packaged up as a transaction, neat and tidy and topped with a Benjamin folded origami-style to look like a bow?
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Hawley and a roster of other Republicans have called on the governor to resign, which might have offered a relatively tidy resolution.
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Top U.S. executives aren't exactly hurting, but their average compensation last year — a tidy $28 million — was down 212 percent from 211.
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It keeps everything tidy and pinned together in one window, though if you prefer the multi-window approach then that's still available.
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The messages show one user calling her a "tidy babe," while one user calling themselves "big d--- swinger" sent winking face emojis.
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But given the low overhead of most businesses predicated on YouTube content dissemination, it's likely Shriner retained a tidy profit for herself.
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Images of the domes, first published by TMZ, showed a collection of futuristic mounds covered by a tidy grid of wooden slats.
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Aquarius is a more modest structure, a tidy stucco edifice with an enviable location and, for Clara at least, a rich history.
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She encouraged Twain to write at a tidy desk that she had set up in a sunny conservatory next to the suite.
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Adjacent to the medical complex housing his clinic is a tidy outdoor retail and entertainment area called Main Street at Lakewood Ranch.
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Aside from some piles of just-sheared lamb's wool—with still-attached gobs of wobbly red skin—the compact space is tidy.
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The one story that gets a tidy button put on it — somewhat perversely — is the tale of Douglas Jones and his family.
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St. Germain has a shipment of Portuguese madeira coming in, which he and Charles expect Jamie to sell for a tidy profit.
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On his desk, he keeps a stack of Mead composition notebooks going back nearly twenty years, filled with tidy lists and diagrams.
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In my experience, the V is clean and tidy, especially in contrast to some (frankly, almost unspeakable) hygiene complaints I've had elsewhere.
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For a wonderfully reliable and tidy menu of salads and burgers, whole fish and roast chicken, there's always The Farm on Adderley.
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It's kind of shocking how quickly a fairly tidy apartment can turn into a museum of every item of clothing you own.
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I disappeared from Facebook afterward, emerging only when I became pregnant 16 months later, a tidy ending for my social media world.
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Instead of a tidy resolution, however, the episode has resonated with a growing anxiety in Kenya and set off a broader debate.
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In the beginning, a tidy home is shown with an American flag in front and a "For Sale" sign on the lawn.
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That being said, I still crave a space that is tidy so my place looks nice and I know where everything is.
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Without bothering to tidy up the amyl nitrate–fueled scene, Charles races over to Chuck's place to tell him the bad news.
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Spieth is a tinkerer, technician and self-talker who wields his putter like a broom to keep his scorecard neat and tidy.
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Her high-waisted bell-bottom jeans accentuate her mile-high legs, and a chunky black belt offsets her tidy white-collared shirt.
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The methods in the exercise studies also often were less tidy and precise than in the drug tests, the researchers point out.
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A Good Appetite With its filling of roasted eggplants, tomatoes and cheese, ratatouille pie may not be tidy, but it is irresistible.
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When she sings, it's potent and unsteady, and captures the anxiety of miscommunication — or rather, communicating at cross purposes — in tidy fashion.
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And even during the worst of his drinking days, he had always been tidy and well kempt, fastidious in everything he did.
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Later that year, Assing killed herself in a Paris park — drinking potassium cyanide — leaving her beloved a tidy sum in her will.
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In addition to illustrating the subtlety of the author's narrative style, these minutiae add up to a tidy and quite credible solution.
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I tidied up the house after our meal — this is my favorite time to tidy because it kick-starts my work day.
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So she adopted her current tidy bob and an unvarying uniform: a bright jacket (chartreuse at the Torgau rally) and sensible pants.
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"The Roma here are better, of course, more tidy," said Milan Dzurnak, 52, as he worked on a fence outside his home.
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But she and her wife found a home that was being sold — at a tidy profit — by its owner of 15 years.
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"We struggle with people who upend social structures," Mr. Williams said, contrasting this to the "neat, tidy Jesus" envisioned by many Christians.
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Not only will it keep your workspace tidy, but the black color will also blend in with pretty much any office décor.
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I still preferred a tidy bathroom, but I no longer panicked at the sight of a few hairs on the floor tile.
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The best vacuum cleaners Whether your home has carpeting or hardwood, you need a good vacuum cleaner to keep the floors tidy.
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Her apartment in Huntington Beach, California, is tidy but dark: All the blinds are down, and an eerie silence fills the space.
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The monarch said taking off the accessory meant she would have to go back and tidy her hair during the photo shoot.
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Her character, Willa—the campaign manager for her mother, a Maine mayor who's running for governor—is a tidy Goody Two-Shoes.
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Once I'm back home, I tidy my office and pack lunch for tomorrow (rice with the baked veggies I had for dinner).
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On the flipside, being organized and tidy can allow us to have a healthier relationship with food and develop better eating habits.
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Cawley's widowed mother, they moved into a tidy brick "two-flat" — tenants, often relatives, rented the second floor — on the South Side.
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That leaves her company with a tidy pretax profit of $1 million, which is then subject to federal, state and local taxes.
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On national TV, trying to answer questions from CNN personalities in tidy soundbites, what were they doing but interviewing for a job?
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For a taste of home, he has accessorized with a Tropicana-branded mini-fridge, stocked with orange juice bottles in tidy rows.
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Then some Saudi prince or Chinese industrialist will want to buy it at twice the price, and America turns a tidy profit.
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Unlike most khai jeaw, which tend to be flat, our omelet arrives as a tidy cylinder with a shallow dish of Sriracha.
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A CENTURY AFTER its collapse, Austria-Hungary lives on in the tidy Alpine town of Bolzano in northern Italy (Bozen to German-speakers).
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One of the best free options we've come across recently is the tidy Avast Security for Mac (Avast is also available for PC).
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Taran's conversation with Amar in a post-interval scene at a Sikh temple could have offered a tidy, uncomplicated ending to the film.
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Open the Apple menu then click About This Mac and Storage, then click Manage next to the drive you want to tidy up.
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A successful deal could generate a tidy profit for Vista Equity after it bought Denver-based Ping Identity for $600 million in 2016.
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We turned eating into a religion of sorts, a way to divvy up behaviors and habits into tidy categories of right and wrong.
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These are some of the best tools we've come across for keeping your writing as neat, as tidy, and as impactful as possible.
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She just sold the 3,400 square ft crib for $1.32 million -- so, she could be walking away with a tidy $280k in profit.
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For those with limited space, this tidy piece of gear is under a foot in length, so it doesn't take up much room.
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A large and tidy NATO military base, it was home to hundreds of British soldiers and their support staff, and some Americans too.
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Inevitably, the climactic sequence rages on too long, and the resolution is, even by the genre's standards, a bit too quick and tidy.
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As tidy as this would all be if it were a Starbucks issue, or a coffee shop issue, it is an empathy issue.
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She asks for a few volunteers to help her tidy the hospital, where around 40 women sleep on the floor or on bunks.
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I started working at the Alexander nightclub in 1976, and I was employed to clear glasses, empty ashtrays, and keep the place tidy.
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So, because I'd never really seen my parents tidy up, I wasn't equipped with the skills to do it for them or myself.
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You may recall earlier this year it purchased AppDynamics, which actually isn't a pure cloud company, for the tidy price of $3.7 billion.
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This year's census may find that GDP per person has exceeded $10,000, enough to form a tidy pile of possessions on the street.
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While it's fun to tease, it would be close to impossible to have a truly neat and tidy theme and create balanced tribes.
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Plates, cups, napkins and banners all printed with characters from the Disney movie "Cars" adorned the family's tidy suburban home in Yukon, Oklahoma.
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Newton is a bit late to this game and Tidy Inbox is not as powerful as the sorting systems available in other services.
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I get out of bed, tidy up my room, get ready for work, and grab a few items from the kitchen for lunch.
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Further reporting about Harding's hardscrabble life — and the domestic abuse she had faced — complicated tidy assumptions about Harding as a victim or perpetrator.
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In fact, most mornings I leave for work with no makeup on and my hair quickly scraped back in a tidy-ish bun.
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The original Galina "Red" Reznikov, as played by Kate Mulgrew, received a most precious guest to her tidy kitchen when Willow trounced in.
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A person with knowledge of the contract pegged the combined deal at a tidy $2 billion, a nice feather in Microsoft's cloud cap.
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The muddled rollout of Teyana Taylor's second album, K.T.S.E., won't get the semi-tidy conclusion that she and her fans were hoping for.
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To heat meals, the crew used a food warmer tray, a tidy contraption with separate compartments that used conduction to heat meal packages.
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We tidy up some more for the house cleaner, who is coming tomorrow morning for one of our twice-a-month house cleanings.
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We'll talk you through some of the ways you can tidy up your Windows or macOS laptop, and reduce those feelings of frustration.
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World number two Rose closed with a tidy 68 to finish third at the Wells Fargo Championship, four strokes behind winner Max Homa.
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A thin folder jittered in his hand, its transparency revealing a document whose tidy bullet points and blurbs belied the man's unkempt appearance.
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They live in 19 tidy brick houses, paying rent to the Stawovy family, proprietors of the unincorporated village for the past 70 years.
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Amazon is offering a variety of Greenworks mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, and more tools to help you keep your yard clean and tidy.
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I get up and put a pot of coffee on while I wash up and tidy up the apartment before they come over.
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Hewlett-Packard pounced on the British-based software company Autonomy and paid a tidy $11.1 billion, only to quickly write-off $8.8 billion.
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The 23-year-old has pitched much better away from home, posting a 123-212 record and tidy 26 ERA in seven starts.
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While they've been pursuing their chicken dinners, I've been building up my Storm Shields and amassing a tidy little pile of loot instead.
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The basketball court, which is normally used by students and faculty members, has a tidy, corporate look: gleaming hardwood surrounded by plexiglass walls.
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And the film doesn't really put across the horrors of Colonia, seeming more interested in telling a tidy heroine-saves-her-man story.
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It is great for car owners with messy young children, or for adults who never have learned to tidy up their living spaces.
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As Evie, Ms. Anderson is a warehouse manager with a tidy cubicle, has meager employee-motivational skills and is reluctant to take risks.
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Moustafa's living space in the bus was tidy and clean, and he told me that he showers behind the bus with a hose.
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Bill Fernandez, of Dobbs Ferry, keeps his 21-foot sport-fishing boat at a tidy marina in Hastings, called Tower Ridge Yacht Club.
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He and Ruth, 14 years his junior, lived for the last half century in a tidy apartment that did not have a piano.
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It stands amid a little community—older prefabricated houses, tidy new brick bungalows—that marks the extended reach of the Fort Worth suburbs.
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By instinct or design, the band responded with music that was tidy, systematic and seemingly imperturbable, even as its lyrics hold darker ideas.
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For some, it is equal parts rigid and uncompromising, holistically defined through a tidy ordering of blood and ancestry, of tradition and clichés.
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You don't really need more than a simple setting—a mirror, a tidy room and some flattering lighting—to achieve the perfect nude.
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When Salesforce bought MuleSoft last spring for the tidy sum of $6.5 billion, it looked like money well spent for the CRM giant.
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Sterilite 3 Drawer Mini Set, $14.90, available at Amazon This small set of drawers can be used to store and tidy almost anything.
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Living in a boarding school, I'm obligated to keep my room nice and tidy, ready for visitors and as a model to underclassmen.
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Although interested in the clashing voices of London, of homegrown Grime music, the book itself is as tidy and contrived as a suburb.
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In contrast to Connors's New York City roller coaster, Evert's New York journey was little more than a tidy trek on the monorail.
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And he also reminds readers who's in charge: Lest they become accustomed to tidy finales, the later stories deliberately fray at the ends.
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America's traditionalist wing has set a tidy trap: The more you actually know about the way abuse functions, the less seriously you're taken.
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The lessons learned from maintaining a tidy binder or managing their own calendars will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
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Shows like Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl—all of them sprung forth from the mind of super-producer Greg Berlanti—are tidy packages.
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Art Review When I was a student of art history, the textbooks offered a simple, tidy and wrong story of painting after 1945.
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If dancing and watching dance have taught me anything, it's to be comfortable with ambiguity, and not to always seek a tidy resolution.
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David Robertson followed with two hitless innings before giving way to Betances, who closed out the ninth with a less-than-tidy performance.
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The mammoth "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" opened in 48 international markets, topping all of them for a tidy $151 million over the weekend.
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Instead, he spends a minute and 20 seconds of "Pain and Glory" listing all of his physical troubles in a tidy animated sequence.
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Towns are tidy: one- and two-story concrete houses, with verandas and peaked roofs to repel rain, nestled among vivid, fragrant flowering bougainvillea.
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"Oh my God, that was me," Mr. Pagan, 50, told me a week later, inside his tidy two-story white house in Yonkers.
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As the hill slopes toward flat lands to the west, a terraced parking lot and a tidy football stadium have been carved out.
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The tidy, revolving ring the company has built mostly looks like a miniature version of St. Louis's arch, embellished with a few stars.
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In Colombia's coffee-producing region of Risaralda, small trees run along the sharp incline of the Andes Mountains, carefully tended in tidy rows.
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Autonomous cars will not obliterate blue-collar jobs—the vehicles will still break down—but they may not offer so tidy a substitution.
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The last time handwriting enthusiasts had this much fun was probably back in 2010, when Lindsay Lohan's unexpectedly tidy courtroom notes went viral .
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Oswald's parents built the tidy farmhouse in "the river bottom," as locals call it, in 1939, about four miles off the Missouri River.
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He also made a tidy sum by predicting the impact on oil prices and the stockmarket of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
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And at the end of each Saturday, Mr. Kwoka has to pack away his computer, tidy the classrooms and box up the printer.
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Dealing with the seriousness and the long-term consequences of issues like drug abuse in a single, tidy half-hour inevitably felt simplistic.
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If the stock does go to $39, that would have been a tidy 56 percent gain from where the stock was trading Monday.
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It was a narrative that exculpated Trump of any Russian shenanigans and vilified Hillary Clinton's team, making it a tidy, if nonsensical, narrative.
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Out with the old tropes about truth-seeking investigators and tidy resolutions; in with the disquieting, dysfunctional reality of many courtrooms and police stations.
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The desire for closure is understandable, but a tidy conclusion is rarely attainable, and all of the Internet sleuthing and speculating can be distracting.
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The move puts her in line with the rest of Britain's royal family, whose social media presence is limited to tidy official group accounts.
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Evidence uncovered at the site suggests somebody, possibly the conquerors, dismembered the fallen warriors, crushed their skulls, and arranged their bones onto tidy piles.
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The increasingly blunt outcry from Democrats has already rattled congressional Republicans and could extinguish hope for a quick and politically tidy repeal of Obamacare.
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For 85 cents an hour, he swept and mopped the floors, kept the drive-in lot tidy, filled the shake machine, and washed dishes.
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And a first-generation iPhone could also bag you a tidy £0003 ($2000), rising to more than £22 ($2625) if it's in mint condition.
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Hardware-wise, you can probably cobble together something similarly powerful for $399, but it's nice to have all these features in one tidy package.
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The African Union (AU) is helping states to tidy up the situation, but it has repeatedly pushed back the deadline for finishing the job.
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In this way, it's a tidy metaphor for the way whiteness — and expectations for what writing should sound like — still dominates the writing world.
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Meanwhile, the men, dry, clean, and tidy, were off in some wood-paneled den relaxing, having a drink and a smoke, and being reasonable.
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"Did anyone else run into that judge?" asks Lois Morgan, an 290-year-old in pearl earrings, a tidy blue sweater, and white Keds.
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This, I think, is Johns's real genius: he engages our attention in multiple, complex ways that cannot be summed up in a tidy account.
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And while Airbnb should make a tidy sum from the Olympics, the company is working to squelch troubles back home in the United States.
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On the menu, roasted eggplant "Napolitan" evoked a tidy layering of ingredients (spinach, mushrooms, cheese, sun-dried tomatoes), but was instead an unsightly mound.
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Using purloined ink and paper, he portrayed inmates in a tidy serpentine line, emerging from a mountainous horizon to wind around symmetrically planted trees.
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It's called the Currant Smart Outlet, and it sports two individually controlled outlets and can be rotated when plugged in to keep cords tidy.
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When it was time to go, a host urged the crowd to tidy up the room because the middle school would be back tomorrow.
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In the judgment of opinion polls and independent observers, Sheikh Hasina's party looked set to capture a tidy majority even without such vigorous manipulation.
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With mannered formality, he placed a pair of tidy, whiskery pecks on each side of my face, leaving behind an unfamiliar citrusy aftershave scent.
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If we add up the price of the three balconies for one day, the lucky owner would make a tidy $4,350 in one night.
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"Coming home to a tidy, pulled-together space will help everything in your life feel the same way," says Bobby Berk (far right). 13.
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IT FEELS quaint now: a man with tidy hair and an elegant suit sits at a piano, his thick glasses sticking to his nose.
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While the goats did, indeed, keep the grass tidy, they also ate up all the native plants the city had been attempting to restore.
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Nintendo has given the 23DS XL design several nips and tucks to tidy the form factor up, and almost every change is an improvement.
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There's no good reason to assume that she'd have survived, and Eleven's death would've brought the entire story to a tidy (if tragic) end.
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West Jerusalem&aposs tidy pedestrian malls and winding bike paths stand in jarring contrast to the garbage-strewn, pot-holed streets of east Jerusalem.
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These questions take tidy shapes in Shadows of Mordor, in part because the line between the remembered and the forgotten is drawn so clearly.
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It also presents Spanish viceregal urban design, captured in an engraving of tidy, disciplined Santo Domingo, the first colonial city in the New World.
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Left behind in his tidy yellow home was the dog he doted on, Mr. "Bo" Bojangles, along with his ID, credit cards and passport.
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Daniela was treated in the cold, clean and tidy ward of a private clinic with staff volunteering to help those most acutely in need.
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The funeral rituals underscore a Japanese belief that spirits need to be pacified - even if that comes at a tidy cost for your pet.
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Arian Croft is the proprietor of Ill Gotten Games; its flagship miniatures project, Pocket-Tactics, is available in tidy zip files on its website.
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Don't we all want tidy little windows between our legs so that, I don't know, butterflies can have safe passage in case of tornadoes?
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"I've been noticing an uptick in cross-discipline collaboration and creative cross-pollination; artists here tend not to fit into tidy boxes," says Schouweiler.
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About two-thirds of new homes being built in the U.S. this year are single-family dwellings, complete with tidy yards and plentiful parking.
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So, I hope I can just carry that into the next couple of days and just tidy up the ball-striking a little bit.
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Kimbrel nearly shat the tidy bed that Rick Porcello made by holding the Yankees to one run in his five innings on the mound.
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Everything in this world is frantic and wrong, tidy and closed in, but whatever hope is left, that invisible space is where it lives.
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Yet even the slums in big eastern cities such as Gaziantep and Diyarbakir have proper sanitation, tidy paved streets, parks and well-maintained schools.
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George walked the one mile to the base, making sure his clothes and hair were tidy in anticipation of being brought before LRA commanders.
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Agent Cooper Sleazy has a to-do list, and he's not going to let that tidy fellow with the nice haircut fuck things up.
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I read, I listen to music, I tidy up the kitchen, I do laundry, I get sucked into the wonderful world of puppy Instagrams.
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The ritualistic, esoteric bent of their lyrics and overall aesthetic only fuel the fire, and pull it all together into a tidy, toxic package.
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She bought the house in 2012 for $2.2 million, so if it goes for asking, she'll make a tidy little profit on the deal.
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It can also get status updates on flights or track packages, create calendar events based on business emails and tidy up your contacts list.
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