And he tops it off with a nice crisp pair of jeans and some Timberlands.
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"You know what tops it off is how we're playing as a team," Bellinger said.
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He tops it off by crooning Eilish's trippy "I'm the bad guy" into a spinning fan.
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The music by Shanghai Restoration Project tops it off by building a jazzy yet punky atmosphere.
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Then, the barista hand-shakes the mixture and tops it off with your choice of milk.
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She tops it off with a scathing rebuke of toxic masculinity and glowing praise of the support systems of women.
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She then mixes it with coconut milk, tops it off with ginger beer and garnishes it with fresh curry leaves.
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Then, she tops it off with a slouchy top worn slightly off-the-shoulder, à la Balenciaga — plus a choker, of course.
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Into large plastic mugs she pours a clear liquor, tops it off with a neon green mixer, and a shot of coke.
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Then she applies by Terry foundation, adds NARS Stick Concealer to her under eye area and tops it off with Chanel Healthy Glow powder.
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It's a great clip, and MB tops it off with an hilarious response about another blockbuster sequel, and his possible role as the villain who takes down ... Black Panther!!!
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For his part, von Wilmsdoff not only handles the dose well, but also tops it off after a few hours with some MDMI—a "legal high" that has similar effects to MDMA, including the body's release of serotonin.
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When asked to spill the deets on Grandma's insider tips and tricks, the user told commenters that she uses the cult-favorite brand's best-selling Brow Power Super Skinny to sketch out the individual hairs and fill in any blank spots, then tops it off with a swipe of Benefit Gimme Brow to add a bit of hold and staying power.
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Ssamjang is usually eaten with a ssam of grilled meat. One typically puts a leaf of lettuce or perilla on an open hand, places the main components of the meal (grilled meat such as galbi or samgyeopsal, kimchi and other banchan, rice if desired) in bite-size pieces in the center, tops it off with ssamjang, wraps the leaf around the entire contents, and then eats the wrapped ssam. It is also served as a dip with peppers.
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New York reviewer Eliot Fremont-Smith found the novel "immensely readable" despite the lack of "memorable characters or much plot surprise or originality"; Fremont-Smith wrote that Benchley "fulfills all expectations, provides just enough civics and ecology to make us feel good, and tops it off with a really terrific and grisly battle scene".Fremont-Smith, Eliot. "Satisfactions Guaranteed" New York - January 28, 1974. In the years following publication, Benchley began to feel responsible for the negative attitudes against sharks that his novel engendered.
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" Robert Christgau, writing in Cuepoint, praised Lewis' songwriting after a "five year absence", saying "Every melody stands alone; every arrangement tops it off; every vocal nails it; every lyric parses with just enough mystery and mordant self-regard to make you crave some backstory." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic stated, "Guitars roam wide-open spaces, couched in luxurious reverb and draped in strings; the rhythms often follow cool, steady eighth-note pulses; the surfaces always shimmer. It's such a sultry, soothing sound that it's easy to ignore the pain that lies beneath but that's a feature, not a bug: on The Voyager, Lewis' characters live for today without ever thinking that the world might pass them by, and having her music flow so smooth and easy, she illustrates how easy it is to get sucked into that alluring stasis." Nick Hagan of Drowned in Sound said, "All together, The Voyager’s balance of frothiness and fearless introspection make it something pretty special. It’s fun, compulsive listening, and really highlights Jenny Lewis’s songwriting credentials with a clutch of great, unpretentious pop songs.
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