Like if somebody touches the iron lung—touches it—I can feel that.
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Who touches this book touches a fleshly, ambitious, anxious, self-involved, self-doubting mortal.
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Simmons leads the league in touches per game by nearly 3.5 full touches, per NBA.com.
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When I had my original idea, I didn't think to make a message about consent, but as I started to think more about touches and what touches were important to illustrate, I thought that one of the most important touches are unwanted touches because those stay with you forever.
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The thing that stirs the soul, whether it's a flower, a mountain, it touches us, and it touches everyone.
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When peoples' skin touches, or energy that's coming from their bodies touches another person, there's an energy transference there.
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Bell had at least 19 touches in 14 games last season, and he topped 25 touches on nine occasions.
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And if someone else comes by and touches those spots, then touches their face, they can end up getting sick.
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"If the person touches their steering wheel, touches their purse, then wipes their eyebrows, they're going to give themselves an infection."
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His 62.5 touches per game last year would've ranked third on the Celtics, with more than 22 touches separating him from Thomas.
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It touches on serious stuff, and then it touches on a guy turning himself into a pickle in order to avoid therapy.
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Or, if you're dating a person with a hairy face, at the very least get yourself a guy who touches you like he touches his beard.
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He touches the ball about 18 more times per game this season, and his elbow touches are three times as high as they were four seasons ago.
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Another vaccine' The typical route of infection is by ingesting the virus, for instance if a person touches an object contaminated with feces and then touches their mouth.
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"A normal user touches her phone 2,500 times a day and an excessive one touches it twice that," Ms. Hovnanian added, referring to various studies from business websites.
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This measure was meant to help ward off the coronavirus, which is often transmitted when a person touches something infected with the virus and then touches their face.
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The Airspace cabin adds appropriate touches which fit the new Airbus A330neo model, and decorative touches which let airlines personalize their aircraft without (hopefully) messing the whole thing up.
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GW: "One Day This Kid … " most touches me.
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It's also possible for infected droplets to be transferred to surfaces and then spread by contact when another person touches the surface and then touches their eyes, nose or mouth.
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Not only does it thrive in cold temperatures, it can also linger on almost any surface it touches—countertops, conveyer belts, inside of transport trucks—which then touches food, recontaminating it.
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" Paris says the new role touches her "familial roots.
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But many of Carson's touches remain — including his fish.
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The Cintiq 16 is also stylus-only, it doesn't recognize finger touches, but I actually much prefer that since it guarantees accidental screen touches won't have your cursor jumping all over the place.
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Users who have been waiting for an upgrade to the baseline Pebble will appreciate the touches here and there, and certainly the $129 price point and several-days-long battery are nice touches.
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Other small touches like Split Screen and tabs that can be dragged into their own windows are nice touches, as well, which lend the device a bit more credence as a work machine.
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While Jordan Howard or Darren Sproles could steal some touches — or perhaps even a touchdown — from Sanders in Week 2, we're betting that Sanders makes good on the touches he receives this week.
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That climate change touches so many of our cognitive biases is a mark of just how big it is and how much about human life it touches, which is to say, nearly everything.
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Warning: The following post touches on issues of sexual assault.
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It touches on encryption, data storage, user safety, and more.
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Two more touches from Modise before she unleashed a rocket.
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The Disney touches started with the decor at the ceremony.
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Today, our climate focus touches every aspect of our work.
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Bargin Buy Getting there Giving the clock life Finished touches
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When he touches its hilt, he's zapped by white light.
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Everything she touches becomes a bit more wonderful for it.
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Go deeper: NASA's InSight lander successfully touches down on Mars
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Android 7.0 Nougat with Samsung's touches provides the software experience.
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Below, he touches on the Loft's important ideals and values.
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There's the Rimac Concept Two, which nearly touches 2,000 horsepower.
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Yeah this touches back onto "Immutable Law" subject matter too.
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May's visit touches on a key argument of Brexit supporters.
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But I -- none of my food touches on the plate.
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The two countries are reportedly working on the final touches.
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Putting the finishing touches on the email, Evan hit send.
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Eye in the Sky touches on a lot of that.
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There is no art that touches me in that way.
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" Said Harrison: "Derek touches on an interesting point as well.
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A new song, "The Man," touches on similar feminist themes.
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She touches his face and he lets a tear fall.
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The meaning is significant, of course, like everything Prada touches.
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Ricky is as entertaining as Falstaff and touches as deeply.
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Your book touches on why awkward conversations are sometimes necessary.
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It touches you on a different level than an argument.
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Whatever Jones touches turns into pure, divisive drama it seems.
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She touches these political subjects lightly, insisting on slow reading.
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Small touches, but they build toward a better experience overall.
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"The loss of his life touches the entire fishing community."
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And he added his own special touches to her pad.
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Also, she's five, which means everything she touches is golden.
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Saturn touches most forms of challenge: discipline, limits, and fear.
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The pipette touches the neuron and partially sucks it in.
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With comic touches, the film comes at a serious time.
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Amid an apocalyptic scene, some touches of everyday life remain.
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His living room is immaculate, devoid of all personal touches.
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Jose Marquez touches his daughter Susanna through the mesh barrier.
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It touches, or will touch, every facet of our world.
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It touches you on the cheek and on the hands.
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It's a style where everybody is going to get touches.
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The probe also touches on former FBI Director James Comey.
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"We're a small community, so that touches everyone," Griffiths says.
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However, the Dear Colleague letter touches on more than architecture.
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Every part of time touches every other part of time.
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I decided to show her another of my decorative touches.
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Name Withheld Your letter touches on a number of issues.
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The production is full of entertaining touches and striking imagery.
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Adding a few personal touches can be a mood booster.
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What is the part of man that touches the ground?
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As soon as it touches the pan, it is done.
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"Whatever he touches will turn to gold," Ms. Campbell added.
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That's not to say there aren't many touches of verisimilitude.
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The crisis at CAF touches all levels of the organization.
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"This touches people's lives," Ms. Warren said in an interview.
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The High Line touches Hudson Yards and the meatpacking district.
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Maleficent and Cinderella proved that no remake touches the original.
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The Affordable Care Act touches the lives of most Americans.
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It's a scourge on our democracy that touches us all.
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There were small touches everywhere to make it feel homey.
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The man who touches me from behind without my permission.
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Physical harassment includes touches, hugs, kisses and coerced sex acts.
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She also incorporated touches of pineapple into her daughter's nursery.
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The average person touches their face 22020 times per hour.
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It touches young people and their families with devastating consequences.
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The thoughtful touches set us off on the right foot.
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Construction crews were putting the finishing touches on the track.
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Technology provides more opportunity for touches between advisors and clients.
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The first touches on the longevity of the party itself.
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The film touches on issues of addiction and domestic violence.
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The reality: Money touches almost every part of your life.
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Everything he touches is phenomenal, and his opponents are garbage.
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There are smaller touches that add to the experience too.
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Simply put, mental illness touches the lives of all Americans.
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Everything Buttigieg touches at the moment turns to political gold.
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"This film touches on my sense of belonging," he said.
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The contracts need some minor touches and the final approvals.
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Amid the familiar milieu, however, there are subtle, inventive touches.
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The moment my butt touches the seat, I am gone.
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At one point he glides up and touches her foot.
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It brings you and everything it touches back to life.
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But Lipman dresses the plot up with contemporary cultural touches.
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The series touches on immigration, racism, xenophobia and gun control.
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Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris.
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The average person also touches their face 23 times per hour, and about half of these touches are to the mouth, eyes, and nose, which are the mucosal surfaces that the COVID-19 virus infects.
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This is the act of a fool who touches the skin of time and walks through it, toward childhood — touches the sidewalks of the streets he once touched as a 15-year-old deaf boy.
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Secor touches on the significance of Rouhani's victory, but only briefly.
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As with every item that Cho touches, the new Oh Joy!
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Everything that sample touches has to be cleaned, isolated, and sterilized.
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This year's Rewind video touches on the moments that defined 2016.
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And little touches, like personalizing a notebook, can be mighty impressive.
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Jason's $1.5 million home is full of medieval and Gothic touches.
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The ceremony was filled with lovely touches, including personally written vows.
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Novel touches on the struggle to fit in with other SAHMs.
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And the ability to turn anything it touches into gold bricks.
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Of course, this car's got plenty of 21st century touches, too.
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A man touches his wounds after being injured in Mexico City.
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Anybody that even remotely touches the Lannisters eventually withers and dies.
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And it touches me deeply and I know I'm not alone.
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I need 75 "one-touches" to get to the gold medal.
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Mr Mnuchin's tax plan touches on two of the three problems.
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She touches her belly, a steely look coming over her face.
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He touches Ana's ankle bone, which causes her to gasp aloud.
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It's the same idea when a mother touches the child's forehead.
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This means the practice touches your everyday life — and almost endlessly.
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He also touches upon the fear of robots taking our jobs.
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And AT&T often never touches its grandfathered plan's monthly rates.
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These special touches are what really made the room come together.
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From far away your hand touches me as if testingmy bridges.
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There will also be some interesting tech touches in the mix.
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"These personal touches go a lot further than cash," Weiss said.
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Despite the similarities, both women added touches of their signature styles.
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"That's what you say when a bum touches you," says Becky.
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Jupiter is the planet of growth, it expands whatever it touches.
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Everything that he touches gets remade to fit into his world.
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First, they capture water before it even touches the sewer system.
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It makes everything it touches feel just a little bit fake.
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Workers were also putting final touches on the International Media Center.
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"Anytime anyone loses a child, it touches people's hearts," he said.
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It has a vintage look but with soft and feminine touches.
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Aldridge will get post touches and jack up contested long twos.
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Working overtime to put the finishing touches for this coming week!!
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She takes his hand and touches his arm, then his face.
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There's a duality that touches off sparks in all of us.
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It touches home for people and they can relate to it.
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Trump debases everything he touches, including august traditions like presidential debates.
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President Trump won five of the six states the river touches.
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"There's like the little vegetable tray that nobody touches," he joked.
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At one point the accuser reaches out and touches Gareon's back.
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Wherever a man touches, there are feces and fecal organisms present.
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But there are all these little touches that feel distinctly Minecraft.
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The second issue, shared with other countries, touches fears about confidentiality.
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There's a slight tinge of sadness in everything this phone touches.
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How can we add creative touches and personality to our spaces?
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Sex education in China is rare and never touches on abuse.
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Sweeter, nuttier touches came through instead, with hints of brown butter.
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Countrified touches include a white hutch filled with goods for sale.
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The agreement also touches on services and on protecting intellectual property.
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Ideally it would spontaneously combust when it even touches our flag.
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Lameloise's food was traditional Burgundian haute cuisine updated with nouvelle touches.
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These little touches make the show feel vibrant and, yes, relevant.
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It touches a chord and speaks to something that's fairly universal.
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Squid ink is glutamate rich, infusing whatever it touches with umami.
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She praises Evie, instructs her and annexes her with light touches.
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She didn't have to spend a lot to add those touches.
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Lastly, the team will add finishing touches, like plumbing and appliances.
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This is what it is all about, the almost invisible touches.
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I'm in the studio putting the final touches to my album.
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Saturn rules boundaries and rules, while Neptune dissolves everything it touches.
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Another touches herself and asks her partner to replicate that caress.
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Evocative visuals and playful touches: MGS is filled with these things.
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There are many subjects Felsenthal touches upon in his remarkable poems.
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Small touches of white impasto add a glisten to Hamilton's eyes.
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Alan Williams treats his touches like it's Las Vegas Summer League.
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It's touches like this that make Pink Gorilla its own thing.
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The feel was decidedly cozy and compact, with warm retro touches.
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David Johnson is also back, meaning Drake's touches could be limited.
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It even touches on environmental issues in a few sidelong glances.
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He'll make it, like everything else he touches, all about him.
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I built it so that the water never touches the brick.
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Takashi Inui takes a shot with one of his first touches.
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But there are also some inventive touches like pastitsio spring rolls.
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The crowd roars audibly literally every time Ronaldo touches the ball.
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The interview also touches on her current tour with Jay-Z.
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Zinfandel, which commonly touches 15 percent alcohol, is generally too powerful.
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" Your play "'Lungs' touches on political unrest, climate change, economic uncertainty.
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And this all happens before the agent even touches the ticket.
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When an old woman touches Magne's forehead, his eyes change color.
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Instead, she shrugs and puts down her glass, touches her belly.
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It touches on near-death experiences and the rings of Saturn.
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The finishing touches are also being put on recommendations by Gen.
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Fifteen minutes later, the plane touches down at a remote airstrip.
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President Obama is putting the finishing touches on his regulatory legacy.
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He was putting the finishing touches on his New Yorker story.
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The album also touches on her insecurities with returning to music.
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" And, if Tyron touches Alvarez ... "If I land, he's going down.
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If she never actually touches the earth with her bare fingers . . .
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Now, she's putting the final touches on her first full record.
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The video touches on sexual and economic vulnerability but also exuberance.
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I put the final touches on the story around 2 a.m.
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There are touches of the playful, philosophical fantasizing of Raúl Ruiz.
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The show touches on themes of race, gender, femininity, and subversion.
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It has touches of former elegance: Corinthian columns, a toothed cornice.
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Her repressed fury comes out in quiet touches of theatrical grandeur.
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This assessment touches on its largest achievements and its biggest disappointments.
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Not everything Facebook touches turns to gold Investors might be overreacting.
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However, Carter emboldened these costume designers with edgy, high-tech touches.
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The museum is free until February while finishing touches are applied.
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There are touches of the playful, philosophical fantasizing of Raúl Ruiz.
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"Dopesick" touches on these political developments, but its emphasis lies elsewhere.
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As the day turned to night, she made her final touches.
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Those gangster-movie touches have come with a decidedly Atlantan twist.
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Where he touches there is a fine sand of dried salt.
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He touches it just a few inches in front of him.
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These serve as little touches of magic that open our eyes.
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And my father always said, 'Everything he touches turns to gold.
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A: Northwestern Mutual is a massive company and touches millions of families.
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And in the first scene, when he wakes up, he touches it.
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We start over until everything we touch enhances each life it touches.
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But for many years Predators remained black, sometimes with touches of red.
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Dance of the Illusion that touches on the idea of quantum mechanics.
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Mat Latos put the finishing touches on a superbly pitched opening series.
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It also touches on Lilac's distaste for unattainable standards foisted on women.
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Hopefully it'll be a while until someone else touches the epic record.
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Oil has sullied everything it touches, very much including the US government.
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Trump and Kardashian don't create; they make deals and add finishing touches.
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The physical sensation I get through diving, it touches in all senses.
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Both concept stores feature more prominent displays for consumers and modernized touches.
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Suffice to say, cargo touches a lot of hands along the way.
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My first thought was that there are touches of Kevin Costner everywhere.
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It's timefall, and it accelerates the aging process of everything it touches.
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But when something touches human rights, it is no longer about politics.
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The subject touches both Germanotta and her daughter in deeply personal ways.
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Another couple of clever design touches on the Staad are worth mentioning.
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The film touches on difficult topics, such as war veterans and PTSD.
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For all the new touches, it's still very recognizable as Star Trek.
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Finish with a few touches of highlighter and a matte pink lip.
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Is there something about it that touches you in a certain way?
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There are some additional touches that help round out the Nougat experience.
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"She touches me more off stage than she does on," Ferris says.
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Kim never touches the woman's face, despite it being all her idea.
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The issue touches on red-hot questions of national identity and history.
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The countdown clocks and additional kiosks are very nice touches as well.
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But hold off on putting the final touches on anything this week.
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I'm working on a documentary right now called Everything Trump Touches Dies.
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Their work is influential and touches on all aspects of social policy.
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Theo touches Nell's body, causing her to experience some awful, unexplained vision.
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There are, though, some smart touches that Amazon might choose to replicate.
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The president is exempt from this rule because his work touches everything.
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We have to get the ball inside and get some touches inside.
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Her delicate electro-pop touches on sex, non-conformity, and gender fluidity.
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This full moon touches Pluto, a planet representative of a behavioral loop.
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This eclipse touches on sensitive issues concerning money, like debts and inheritances.
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Other former House GOP colleagues shared similar stories of Pence's personal touches.
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A lot of the decorative touches are from a super-affordable spot.
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He's isolating more frequently, and averaging more touches and seconds per touch.
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So I really want to find the story that touches my heart.
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Spoiler warning: This interview touches lightly on the ending of Sing Street.
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These touches add a distinctly cinematic quality to an otherwise everyday story.
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Don't skimp on the traditional touches this year — and don't be cheap!
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Now it extends to just about everyone the criminal justice system touches.
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There's nothing that touches on the indigenous people who lived there before.
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Still, I do admire some of the nicer touches of Dark Mode.
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Other touches, like brass door hardware, were done to period during renovations.
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Scott makes people as well as objects light, when he touches them.
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The touches he made to the property are largely what remains today.
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"There's, like, the little vegetable tray that nobody touches," the president added.
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Hanawalt and her staff also provided many of the show's punning touches.
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Each takes about half an hour to build before the personal touches.
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It touches every family regardless of gender, age, race or socioeconomic class.
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There appear to be dog-themed touches throughout, including in the bedrooms.
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The girls' soothing words and touches can only salve the eventual injuries.
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Still, the rooms might not appeal to travelers who want individual touches.
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Even with fewer touches in less minutes, Anthony's defense atrophied last year.
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Every knob and key that man touches seems golden to our ears.
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Hailey's case touches some of the most pressing problems at the jail.
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Capitalism is basically the Borg; it infects and subsumes everything it touches.
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They also make piroshky, little pies, adding Mexican touches like Oaxacan cheese.
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Now she hears loud applause every time her foot touches the ball.
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The "skin" can register your touches and gestures with built-in sensors.
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We also don't seem as worried about food that touches the counter.
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Jones is RB32 on the season while ranking 32nd in overall touches.
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The dancers move between glorious shapes of sculptural line and gentler touches.
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What has not changed, strangely enough, are some of the British touches.
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Nice touches include a mini-bar stocked with local drinks and snacks.
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"Between Yesterday and Tomorrow" abounds with delicious touches that reward close listening.
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I mean, I can't even take it if she touches my hair.
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But the killing of a Washington Post columnist touches closer to home.
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That touches on why I believe the film is so popular today.
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Eventually, Elizabeth wakes, and Bonnie tenderly touches her hand to comfort her.
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The vulva is the external part, where your underwear touches your skin.
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Does Spencer Ware still get the majority of touches until Charles flashes?
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If she touches Cindy and then Cindy dies, will she be blamed?
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"Even in all that noise, my papi's voice touches everything," she says.
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But there are also some distinctively Yang-y touches to the plan.
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Other women have stepped forward to say Mr. Biden's touches were welcome.
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So I was putting the finishing touches on my remarks for earnings.
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Revolver, which opened in 2012, is a mod joint with folk touches.
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The space is compact, with 44 seats, vintage touches and communal tables.
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That is especially so if the issue touches even tangentially on immigration.
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As with so many true-crime touches, that one's better than fiction.
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And if he touches the ball, trust me: He will shoot it.
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"I finally get to get some touches," Gallman said last week, laughing.
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When white phosphorus touches skin, it can burn through to the bone.
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Everything upstairs is fine as well, with even more homey touches added.
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"It touches themes of cultural war and religious, civilizational conflict," he said.
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The thing I think nobody realizes is that space touches every state.
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The record number of touches in five minutes is more than 1,000.
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While the story touches on postwar tensions, it doesn't dwell on them.
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The lounge also featured some nice touches including fruit-infused water selections,...
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I know what I do touches millions of people around the world.
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The startup touches one in four people with a US bank account.
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The review touches on how comfortable and well-made the mattress feels.
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The art in Documenta touches on themes from resistance to transgender identity.
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Trump touches on the same subjects, but they often seem like afterthoughts.
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It touches me a great deal, the life of Kitty and Levin.
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There's another aspect of Sanders' remarks that touches a nerve inside Amazon.
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"Someone falls on it, rolls on it, touches it," Dr. Gallagher said.
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When his music touches us, it reconnects us to our common humanity.
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Tell me about your animation process, from storyboarding to the finishing touches.
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Team: Philadelphia EaglesWeek 13 opponent: at Miami DolphinsWhy you should start him: Sanders touches haven't gone up dramatically in Jordan Howard's absence, but he's gotten a steady 13-15 touches the last three weeks and been fairly efficient.
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Is the gray square, whose lower right corner touches the panel's right edge and whose lower left touches the bottom blue band propping up the black square, or is it the black shape holding up the gray one?
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In Russia, the moment it touches 22 [2500 Fahrenheit] people just go crazy.
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"An issue film succeeds when it touches people," Mr. Parker said on stage.
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But those comic touches hint that Littlefield simply needs to get a grip.
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Ultimate brings enough new touches to make everything feel fresh but not overburdened.
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The rapper also touches on his music being removed from playlists on Spotify.
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Mason's plight touches on two hot-button issues: voter fraud and felon disenfranchisement.
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Once the dildos are sculpted, molded, and formed, they get their final touches.
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It's so beautiful that I want to cry each time he touches me.
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He'll like wake himself up as soon as his head touches the mattress.
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Think you're safe with trendier touches like bar carts and Instagram-ready succulents?
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And that barely even touches the surface, scratches the surface at this point.
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Video "Almost all economic and regulatory policy affects or touches speech," Kagan added.
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That's right, but we do have experts in the things that cryptocurrency touches.
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Mainly, he touches on the intimacy, vulnerability, and social perception of the body.
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Legislation forthcoming in the next Congress touches on the creation of such hotlines.
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The magazine touches on a "special relationship" between the US and Saudia Arabia.
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Ever get goosebumps when a partner touches a certain part of your body?
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Honestly, the bathroom was the best part, filled with houseplants and stylish touches.
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The interior is sparse, accented by blood-red curtains and other gothic touches.
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It touches on history and business strategy alongside more conventional retirement-planning insights.
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This tragedy has claimed the lives of three members, but touches countless more.
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Racism touches every aspect of our lives, including the art and entertainment industry.
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"I care about those little touches that make such a difference," she says.
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So we're putting the final touches on it—it'll come in the fall.
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But Anchor has some bold ideas and a handful of genuinely delightful touches.
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Vice President Mike Pence touches the Western Wall in Jerusalem on Jan. 1636.
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This attendee's M.O. is all about minimal fabric that barely touches her body.
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Like amenities at a hotel, these special touches can increase your booking frequency.
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"Everything the light touches is our kingdom," Jones says, in character as Mufasa.
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Their personal touches are on display the minute you walk in the door.
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This probe could be big because it's a scandal that touches Trump's family.
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Some 300 staff members are running around the grounds putting together finishing touches.
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It is a tragedy that touches all of us, as it surely must.
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He arrives just as I'm putting the finishing touches on my case study.
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"Anyone that touches the petroleum industry is affected by the sanctions, " Stinebower said.
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Still, personal touches have not completely disappeared from Xi's carefully crafted public image.
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I kid you not, it's the only brand that touches my skin — anywhere.
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It also touches on her latest efforts as a board member with Represent.
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Identify every potential for improving the lives and the environment the business touches.
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There are comic touches, but they serve to foreshadow what is to come.
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This is what makes the incel subculture so poisonous to everyone it touches.
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For their reception, the couple incorporated plenty of personal touches from their families.
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Jennifer Lopez is putting the last-minute touches on her Video Vanguard performance.
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SHOT demonstrates the ways that gun violence touches every corner of the country.
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Mr Ray's claim "touches at the heart" of America's ideal of religious liberty.
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We've got a crash course that touches on all three of her boyfriends.
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The outspoken feminist also touches on the toxic environment surrounding the topic online.
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I see people with their iPhones on their chest, and nobody touches them.
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Prior to launch, NASA astronaut Thomas Stafford touches Snoopy's nose for good luck.
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The first champ he touches grants him a huge burst of movemenet speed.
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These are the same you feel in your hands when someone touches you.
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Salesforce put the finishing touches on a tower in San Francisco last year.
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More post touches might be the closest thing they have to a solution.
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Painting of Trump team &aposCrossing the Swamp&apos touches off social media frenzy.
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Often, that means spending more on the perfect band, or adding extra touches.
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In other photos you see the woman smiling as Chris touches her neck.
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It touches a different part of our heart and spirit than other mediums.
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She added that the ESM proposal touches on Greece's long-term debt needs.
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With some modern touches, Hulu's adaptation brings Atwood's novel into shockingly relatable territory.
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That's why things like hospitality and all the personal touches are so important.
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Where should Zion Williamson GO FIRST when he touches down in New Orleans???
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Wojcicki also touches on issues video makers have with its Content ID system.
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The book you edited touches on the extreme metal music scene in Leeds.
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Many of the letters include identical text, with only some personal touches added.
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But the trailer also touches on a more serious note: Sorrentino's prison sentencing.
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But he only touches on these issues; a lot more detail is needed.
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The structure as it touches my tongue reminds me of a cooked mushroom.
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It touches everyone on a daily, weekly or, at a minimum, monthly basis.
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This is Blue Ivy Carter we're talking about — everything she touches is golden.
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But it can be something new that touches that same feeling of adventure.
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Outdoor Trade show gathering intel for the piece that also touches on how
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But even more appealing for some buyers might be the family-friendly touches.
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Mr. Scott, who lived in Philadelphia, adds Pennsylvania Dutch touches here and there.
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Then Samsung can implement software things that can reject touches that aren't intended.
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With pastel hues and neon touches, the hotel is an Instagram influencer's dream.
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Long-distance twin lamps that light up when one of you touches it
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The bill also touches on the selective service, also known as the draft.
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One room contains touches of African-inspired artwork including giraffe and elephant sculptures.
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The interior is a mix of original features, period additions and contemporary touches.
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This, of course, barely touches on the twists of Adams's densely plotted tale.
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With his warm touches, Trump brought North Koreans in from their cold isolation.
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Add surreal touches to an abstract setting, and the staging can feel contrived.
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Food touches everyone's lives every day, said Bittman, who's also a food author.
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Honest, productive conversation that touches on race or cultural stereotypes will ruffle feathers.
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His materialism touches the edge of pathos in its unflinching acceptance of transience.
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Each morning brings a new revelation; each evening touches off a shouting match.
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Now I've gotten used to what is going on, that he touches me.
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Can we all just agree that Viola Davis classes up everything she touches?
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A full-time job is like this sticky, pervasive sauce that touches everything.
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It drips with gold leaf frames, red velvet couches and other louche touches.
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Many little touches in the film reflect the offbeat hand of Ms. Delpy.
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Yeah, we're putting some final touches on it, cutting a few more records.
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But there is a murmur of hope every time Mbappé touches the ball.
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She's just released a new album that touches on all the Kanye stuff.Reputation?
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Artificial intelligence will be applied to just about everything that technology already touches.
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On the surface, a city is a city, and there are common touches.
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While both games still have their own unique touches, neither eclipses the other.
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Harvard's own motion for summary judgment touches all the bases you might expect.
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Johnson's email to staff touches on the challenge that many working parents face.
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But sly little touches show that it's Composer Ted who's on the hook.
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Instead, she puts her hand out and touches the frame of the painting.
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A propeller plane touches down in a field and rolls to a stop.
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Alex JONES calls RUBIO a "frat boy" and touches Rubio on the shoulder.
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In "Ejambre," the woman gently touches her neck and shoulder with her fingers.
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Lou & Grey: Another ampersand brand, Lou & Grey makes great basics with feminine touches.
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Throughout, there are odd touches that at times feel almost sympathetic to socialism.
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"Use them as accenting touches if you choose to use them at all."
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Pence touches down in Iceland on Wednesday, following visits to Poland and Ireland.
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This is a problem that touches literally every media organization in the country.
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Heffron touches on something really important about the way pro wrestling ideally works.
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These images are mainly avatars, vaguely humanoid with insectlike touches, always synthetic-looking.
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Now, he said, only one person gets gloved up and touches a body.
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Trucking is a $238 billion industry that touches every corner of the economy.
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She paired the dress with casual sneakers with touches of pink and purple.
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In Greece, the Macedonia dispute touches on issues of identity, culture and history.
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"What touches me the most is the alumni that come back," he said.
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They may become ravenous and scream with pain if water touches their skin.
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The signature battle touches on constitutional questions of equal protection and free speech.
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No one ever touches me, and it's not that I want them to.
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I can only watch every so often because it touches me so deeply.
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"We're avid travelers and love small hotels with personal touches," Ms. Brown said.
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This is: Almost everyone who touches him is tarnished, whether testifying or not.
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Her work touches directly on how humans modify the natural world, she said.
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"It really only touches those involved in the world of crime," she said.
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Yet fluttery touches in the music suggest that the princess lacks some grounding.
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It has recently put the finishing touches on airport hangars and radar systems.
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Some modern touches were brought in as well, like central air-conditioning. Mrs.
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SO THIS TOUCHES EVERYTHING WE DO FROM FORUMS TO CUSTOMER SERVICE TO TECHNOLOGY.
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Definitely one of the neatest design touches I've seen in an electrified vehicle.
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Places where what you're doing obviously reaches people, touches them, you might say.
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The half sun is when the middle of the sun touches the grid.
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But even with Chicago, Canadian and Hollywood touches, the event was quintessential Washington.
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It was the regional touches, like fried plantains and papaya, that stood out.
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They will offer a menu with a seafood focus and Mediterranean-French touches.
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Not everyone is expected to welcome Bezos when he touches down in India.
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He is adding touches of red to the pear array, here and there.
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She wrote an animated film, "Black Barbie," that touches on her childhood experience.
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"It's one of those nice touches that you absolutely should do," Salemi says.
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Rogan's account touches upon the interplay of religion and ethnicity in international conflicts.
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Maude shifts her weight, touches her neck, and each time the laugh increases.
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The lobby was bright, open and inviting with cushy seating and modern touches.
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Joe Biden also touches down in Silicon Valley on Wednesday for three fundraisers.
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Some of its most extraordinary touches were designed with family life in mind.
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It's the little, inexpensive touches like this that truly make all the difference.
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The three-month earnings revision ratio touches or falls below 0.5 before reversing4.
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The Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment touches on the phenomenon of elevation-dependent warming.
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They ranked lingering touches as more sexual, and quick brushes as less so.
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He touches my hip, my thigh, sort of the side of my leg.
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For that reason, almost all economic and regulatory policy affects or touches speech.
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In our painting, nothing matters except the way Fred's head touches my shoulder.
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Touches of home are "obliterated instantly" and often just piled up on the curb.
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Any time Nikita Kucherov touches the puck … we needed to make his life miserable.
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A chef puts the finishing touches on canapes to be served at the event.
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It can make our lips look fuller the instant it touches our Cupid's bow.
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When you help people remember their moral code, it touches something innate inside them.
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And this indictment again touches people at the very top of President Trump's campaign.
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Now, Rubio touches on many of these same topics in his ordinary stump speech.
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Even at his backward-looking bakery, Rubin couldn't resist adding some forward-leaning touches.
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But like most things Khaled touches, the hunt for Drake's vocals became a movement.
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Morelli touches on the importance of representation in regards to her own personal experience.
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I Ain't Got Time to Bleed also touches on the made-for-TV biopic.
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What were the finishing touches you had done during your final session last week?
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Every time he interrupts you he leans over and touches your forearm very lightly.
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The RealityWhen a fly touches down, it begins exploring the new terrain for food.
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Raise the mascara wand up to your eye so it barely touches the lashes.
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From NBCUniversal's Peacock to CBSViacom's Pluto to everything Amazon touches — it's getting crowded fast.
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Add interior touches that include copper accent stitching and black-and-carbon-fiber detailing.
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The tweet quickly went viral, which is understandable considering the history it touches on.
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Aadhaar's database might be secure, but everything else it touches leaks like a sieve.
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But, like most things Sephora touches, we have no doubt they'll turn to gold.
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Warning: The following post touches on issues of sexual assault, and could be triggering.
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"Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" touches on the entertainment industry's brutal commoditization of creativity.
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Daenerys Targaryen merely touches the throne, and within minutes, she's taking her last breath.
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But Gemini Man touches on some of the same thematic worries as The Congress.
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I have it mostly finished and will do the finishing touches in the morning.
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You can make them with the pride base but then add trans pride touches.
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That may be because it touches on a very politically sensitive area: air pollution.
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As for the sexual harassment accusations Ailes was facing ... Geraldo touches on that too.
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FlixBus vehicles have other touches beyond its brightly painted facades aimed at attracting customers.
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What's more, Fairchild encourages owners to add plenty of coastal touches to their decor.
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"Whenever tap water touches my skin, it causes me to have rashes," Brezzell said.
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They'll remain on the lander indefinitely once the spacecraft touches down on the surface.
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And glittery though the investments may seem, not everything he touches turns to gold.
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Heart-shaped plastic brushes — everything the Duchess of Cambridge touches turns to marketing gold.
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The show is reminding us that the violence in this city touches everyone's lives.
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Here's why: It touches on multiple super-crucial skills, even before the first interview.
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As with everything Beyoncé touches, the look was meant to impart a deeper message.
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Black Panther is the rare MCU movie that never touches on the Stones directly.
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The secret to a chocolate sauce that hardens when it touches cold ice cream?
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Once the spacecraft touches down, the TeamIndus rover will deploy from the parent spacecraft.
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Gloriously odd touches abound, such as this fish tank with no fish in it.
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And for final touches, a black beanie and chunky black boots are just right.
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But speaking for myself, Oiκοςpiel is impossible to unplay; it recontextualizes everything it touches.
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If he's healthy, Foster will presumably battle second-year man Jay Ajayi for touches.
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For the people of Paris this is a disaster that touches their very soul.
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They were still getting the final touches before being sent out onto the streets.
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The biggest problem for the proposed scheme is something Zuckerberg only touches on briefly.
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" So I put together the finishing touches and thought "yeah, this is an album!
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"Thin" touches on when you worked as a cocktail waitress in a strip club.
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He gets all the touches, all the shots, all the glory, all the pressure.
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She paired it with a gold hat and white sneakers for the finishing touches.
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Multiple touches let you do other things like skip tracks and answer phone calls.
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"We The People" touches on so many themes it could be a barbershop conversation.
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Rosenthal also brought Herrera's daughter, Dani, on board to add her own vocal touches.
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Our organization is such that everyone touches everything and we're always in constant conversation.
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Daniels and the Lions put the finishing touches on a contractual agreement on Friday.
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It's amazing the way she touches people that are facing so many different situations.
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It's available for iPads, iPod touches, and iPhones that are running iOS version 9.3.
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To detect touches, Lazertouch puts out a laser that is parallel with the surface.
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He (Conor) has tremendous punching power and when he touches guys they go down.
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An ever-shifting variety of small touches courses up and down, back and forth.
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Al even touches on his old SNL role as self-help guru Stuart Smalley.
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That doesn't even count all the iPads and iPod touches that also run iOS.
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Think of out-of-the-box, personalized touches to make the candidate feel special.
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"They touch her, and then she touches her mouth with her hand," Sifrit explained.
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The political economy of healthcare touches the debate at two levels, national and individual.
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He's great and touches me in a sexy way without being aggro about it.
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There are little touches throughout the Robin that eagle-eyed design aficionados may appreciate3.
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The menu will incorporate personal touches influenced by their families and their love story.
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With unanimous Democratic opposition to anything that touches Obamacare, the pathway is exceedingly narrow.
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It's been really cool to see how this song touches people in different ways.
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His mom, his wife, his girlfriend goes in the laundry, touches the shirt—boom.
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A vast, meticulously organised network touches every business, from kerbside tortilla-sellers to multinationals.
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Nineties-goth touches like lace-up bodysuits and chokers added drama to basic essentials.
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And beyond money, this roster will compete against itself for touches, minutes, and shots.
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These are far from the only concerns Devlin touches on in the book, however.
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With one or two touches, it's just the job of prophesying and vocalizing left.
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Later, Elkin touches on the refugee crisis, and the hard nationalism now cursing Europe.
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I "might" be putting the finishing touches on an "October Surprise" for this election.
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During rollicking segments, the music has touches of British music hall and brassy Gershwin.
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Its colorway consists of an "Apollo white" with touches of orange and blue tones.
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The article only touches on the real divide — where public services favor the wealthy.
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They begin to drink and chat, and the woman touches Ed's back and shoulders.
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The system disables the fuel-injection systems when its owner touches a key fob.
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The Alaskan Bush People family will be adding more touches of blue this spring!
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When she touches on disturbing subjects and threatening fantasies, she can be darkly humorous.
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Virgin Galactic touches the edge of space with Mach 2.9 test flight of SpaceShipTwo
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Ironically, though he touches on some of these issues, Smee never gets close enough.
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I'm so conscious of my weight that when he touches me, I get upset.
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The finishing touches are being put on one of G.E.'s new gas turbines.
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A spa, in-resident dining, concierge and housekeeping provide the five-star hotel touches.
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Rooms are airy with simple touches like a wood-burning stove and clawfoot tub.
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Like everything Sherman touches, the wall-climbing prints are immaculately constructed and perfectly dramatic.
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Whoever touches this pale transparent layer leaves a trace with his fingers upon it.
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If Washington falls behind, Thompson could see more touches and rack up some points.
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But our clients include anyone who touches art, such as conservators and auction houses.
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The conservative costumes are enlivened by a few idiosyncratic touches, like Adina's top hat.
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It's more of a brutality-kind-of-centered band, but with touches of everything.
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The episode touches on all the ways in which Clark's life became public fodder.
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But for all the gaps in the plot, there are a million little touches.
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The logic was, how do you describe the full range of issues Bloomberg touches.
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It's the beating of a young black man that touches off Rochester in '64.
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She moans loudly and her partner gently touches her shoulder and finds her hand.
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All small but nice touches one would expect from the company's most premium reader.
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It's in the nature of oppression to infect everything it touches, even the oppressed.
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Those he touches — Ned, Catelyn, Robb, and Rickon — all died in rather unfortunate ways.
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Alas, as with everything the far-right touches, it is much darker than that.
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"It's wonderful — you can see who touches up their wedding photos," Mr. Lewis said.
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It's possible that this year the Democrats will carry every state that touches ocean.
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It's a small gift with the opportunity to add a lot of personal touches.
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Some of the Western touches were a little heavy-handed (Stetsons and silk charmeuse?).
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It falls on the performances to add subtle touches to the narrative's broad strokes.
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He had not done much to decorate the apartment, to introduce any personal touches.
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"Monos" touches on all of these tales, but it does not linger too long.
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The scarcity mind-set is an acid that destroys every belief system it touches.
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Noisey: The new album, Backlash, sounds like an old soul record with modern touches.
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There are also invisible touches typical of Ms. Hauck's architectural approach to scenic design.
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Traditional Fijian decor with touches of nautical style and thatched roofing complete the look.
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One touches on the Opium Wars to note the sense of history repeating itself.
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The case of Audin was emblematic, but this touches the whole history of colonization.
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Greta Goiris, the costume designer, applies fantastical touches to drab uniforms and workaday wear.
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And then we got her touches when we needed her in the fourth quarter.
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If it touches a presidential campaign, he will have to sign off on it.
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A small crowd gathered around the canvas to watch him add the finishing touches.
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Create a little reading nook filled with fluffy white pillows, and pretty blue touches.
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From then on, slightly abstract, sometimes surreal touches are added to this realistic backdrop.
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Every so often, one comes along that touches a nerve or causes a scandal.
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The setting is bright, with some Middle Eastern touches and a few seats outside.
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Other shareholders added touches, and some even pitched in to water during the summer.
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The tallest sculpture in the display touches the sky at a whopping 150 feet.
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Rooms have retro touches such as vintage phones, midcentury furniture, and cool graphic art.
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My signature powerwear starts with what touches the ground first every day — killer shoes!
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"There's a slight tilt in the seismometers before a tornado touches down," Bohon said.
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I was also impressed to find extra touches for my kids in the room.
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For me, these little touches elevate this circle puzzle to pretty decent Tuesday art.
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None of that even touches on the issue of ride-hailing and congestion, though.
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"What touches me is that most of the cases, they go unrecognized," Walther agreed.
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Vaynerchuk touches on the fact that these aren't real hardships— they aren't real struggles.
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Pretty, charming voice, with rapid divisions it entices you, encircles you, even touches you.
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Time staff say the Benioffs have steered clear of editorialThere are other Benioff touches.
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When her skin touches the wooden surface, she could swear that it is warm.
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She says she touches them; she talks to them; she love, love, loves them.
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He's the role's most extroverted player, with touches of flamboyance to entertain the children.
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Notably, MaxMyInterest never touches any money because it's not a custodian or an intermediary.
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It's the idea that the room touches you first, before you even look around.
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"There are references to street food, and lots of American touches," Mr. Olvera said.
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If Egyptians feel this river is threatened, it touches their hearts and their feelings.
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Once all the pieces are in their proper place, the finishing touches are added.
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Allain: The Expanse is full of little touches that are grounded in real physics.
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But Gloria is stuck with Lino, who calls her "Chula" and occasionally touches her.
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His 274 touches rank second on the team, behind Jordan Howard, the primary rusher.
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Culber seems to blanch a bit when Stamets touches him early in the episode.
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Often it's the small touches that make a space feel truly inviting and memorable.
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And of course light—I'm often awed by the way light touches my surroundings.
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Poison runs through her veins, meaning anyone who touches her for too long dies.
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His oeuvre is huge — and it touches on so much more than just horror.
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Mental illness touches every corner of life, and influences our physical health as well.
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Still, there are little touches here and there to remind you whose ship this is.
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You just start with small touches and if she likes it, you can go up.
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Certainly, this question about the future of mobility touches every segment of the energy industry.
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My overall impression from this week is that Google touches almost everything on the internet.
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It will use a spectrometer and radar to characterize the area where it touches down.
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Dr. Castellanos says it may have to do with how someone touches a person's clit.
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Her team is putting the finishing touches on an elaborate menu for a private event.
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Sambora and Orianthi are putting the "final touches" on the new album, the source says.
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She commends Murphy on the not so subtle psychological touches in the show about Simpson.
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During his segment in the eight minute video, he singles specifically touches on hunter's rights.
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But is that even possible when the trade war touches every company and every consumer?
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The living room is full of "artisanal" touches like hand-embroidered wallpaper and marble accents.
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As constructed, the approach feels as if it touches upon more and ultimately says less.
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A can of paint sat on the kitchen counter, awaiting another day of final touches.
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"I can see this working well, but would caution anyone that touches it," Cruz says.
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Amazon touches every aspect of the business so powerfully that it feels like a monopoly.
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One of the fancier touches in Foreman's arsenal has always been his walking left hooks.
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David touches on this sense of experimentation and why it's so important to the band.
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Dona's journey to protect her rights touches on government corruption, class prejudice, and overt racism.
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He threatened Littlefinger with death if the Lord of Creepiness so much as touches Sansa.
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Given that the Momo Challenge touches on suicide, it may not be eligible for ads.
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John McCain, touches the casket during a memorial service at the Arizona capitol, on Aug.
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The five-minute dramatisation, released this week, touches on a highly sensitive topic in China.
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It touches on many of the same themes as Ryan Coogler's recently released MCU film.
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When the duo touches down, New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will greet the couple.
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Theaters are for more polished, more substantive work that touches or amuses a broader audience.
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"I know what I do touches millions of people around the world," Perry told King.
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S&P 500 HEALTHCARE SECTOR TOUCHES LOWEST POINT SINCE JAN 8, YTD GAIN NEARLY ERASED
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The NSA touches 1.6% of data travelling over the internet and selects 0.025% for review.
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Jupiter loves to exaggerate whatever it touches, but it's still the planet of good luck.
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Wyoming's Luke Bell plays old-fashioned country music with touches of honky tonk and swing.
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NonnaPaura touches on the much-discussed idea that progress isn't what it used to be.
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But it's nice to break out these little touches that make the series so special.
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When someone touches your hair without permission, feels happen — and not just the physical kind.
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Second-round running back LaMichael James, in that same class, had just 493 career touches.
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Once it touches the water it emits a killer whale sound to scare sharks away.
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A hot tool that hardly touches your hair, yet spits out perfect curls every time.
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It also touches on the renewable and "clean" energy sources that might replace fossil fuels.
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Especially when she touches on anything about fashion (or life in general, let's be honest).
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Rosen is the man behind the camera, occasionally audible or visible in little unpolished touches.
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It makes sense for exporters to hold in dollars until the rupee touches the bottom.
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The show touches on economic topics often too hot for the Chinese media to handle.
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It's a gripping drama that touches on so many issues women face regardless of industry.
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What do you keep in mind when you're putting the finishing touches on an outfit?
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" So they ended up having to cut the Gordian Knot: "We just bought iPod touches.
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There are touches of turquoise, blue, green, gold, blood red—the colors of a bruise.
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Those leaves are lined with ultra-sensitive trigger hairs that sense when something touches them.
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Health care, driving, transportation, privacy, digital information, entertainment, everything touches digital now in business. Absolutely.
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Subtle, evolving touches like bells and crunchy breakbeats add a sense of progression and movements.
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He's averaging fewer frontcourt touches than Reggie Bullock, and nearly half as many as Griffin.
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Each man touches a different part of the elephant and receives very different tactile feedback.
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We have got a resolution here tonight that we&aposre putting the finishing touches on.
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You can watch as she touches down in real-time tonight in the video below:
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"Look, Simba, everything the light touches is our Kingdom," James Earl Jones' iconic voice booms.
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Of course, you'll need a few finishing touches to get the whole look down 100%.
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So, the rascal gingerly reaches up and touches one of the (now piss-soaked) buttons.
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There's personal helicopters, destructible terrain, and a wall of fire that kills everything it touches.
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We became very careful about who touches them, who handles them and how they're stored.
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"Everything [Clinton] touches she kind of screws up with hubris," he wrote in August 2015.
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"Everything HRC touches she kind of screws up with hubris," Powell wrote in August 2015.
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I wish it offered more context and history for the various practices it touches on.
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This could also be time for you to put the final touches on creative project.
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It's like modern poetry: It deeply touches the core of humanity, of who we are.
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"The Puppy Episode" touches on a few of these conventions, but with considerably more grace.
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He even touches on Trump's own prediction that their differences would cost Flake his seat.
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"There were so many beautiful touches that made the day so special," says Fedotowsky-Manno.
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I've been getting a lot of touches, so we did the job a different way.
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Yet the truth is something is happening that deeply touches the soul of the nation.
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It touches on issues like vanity, male validation, motherhood, sex and a culture of oppression.
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But keep in mind, Jupiter is the planet of expansion—whatever it touches, it exaggerates.
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It's perfect; perfect in thoughtful touches, perfect in material selection, and perfect in its adaptability.
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It touches virtually every sector of society, every part of our life that is imaginable.
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The song's luminous with lavishly recorded guitars, subtle touches of vibraphones and Nau's harmonized vocals.
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After a lot of cable management and some finishing touches the frame is closed up.
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The 10-car train features 17 private suites decked out with sleek contemporary design touches.
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Hadid herself briefly touches upon the concept at the end of her Lenny Letter essay.
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There are so many subtle touches—small choices in acting, framing, timing—that communicate this.
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This touches on a crucial point: We don't talk about the status of single people.
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It's touches like this that call to mind the elegant simplicity Apple is known for.
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CatSpring Yaupon Tea goes beyond organic -- nothing touches these plants but sunshine and rain water.
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The storm is likely to act like a buzzsaw wherever its tightly wrapped eyewall touches.
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The toils of racism in American society lend drama to anything that touches on them.
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In Paradise, Morrison touches on the scapegoating of the women who live in the Convent.
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This is not someone who has nothing to do with politics or never touches it.
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Small touches for sure, but they do a stellar job of classing up the cabin.
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Publishers juggle scheduling around to accommodate last-minute finishing touches on games that need them.
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At 63,26 feet, the issue touches not only on pilot privacy, but also aircraft safety.
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"There are very few events where it touches so many different people's lives," he said.
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This whimsical board is made from hand-painted earthenware and decorated with touches of wildlife.
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Narrator: After everything is cut, he adds the final finishing touches and sands the piece.
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Case touches divisive issues The case touched on two divisive social issues: abortion and immigration.
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Katerina Ristorante Italiano, which opened in Great Neck a few months ago, offers these touches.
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To be sure, a Cobra buyer could not expect the luxury touches of those marques.
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Ms. Cox's service is also personalized and touches on different facets of her clients' lives.
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The architecture has Mediterranean touches, and guests enjoys perks like breakfast included and beach shuttles.
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After all, as Karni notes, all papers that the President touches have to be preserved.
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Aside from the fumble, Crowell had 22 touches, between rushes and receptions, for 91 yards.
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It touches Americans every day in wrinkle-resistant clothing, detergents, soaps, furniture and pet products.
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This is a fascinating article that touches on many problematic aspects of contemporary brain science.
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The "Barry" star's tuxedo had classic touches like satin lapels and buttons at the wrist.
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When the electric discharge touches down it spreads out in search of places to travel.
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After months of hype—and a literal three-hour trailer—Disney+ finally touches down today.
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Noura Mint Seymali's music touches on folk, psych, funk, and rock, but fits neatly nowhere.
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Even with those touches, the painterly results are looser and less commercial than either brand.
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If you're Morgan, you're putting the finishing touches on the jajl cell you've been building.
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Back at the Pizzeria Santa Monica in Raincy, Thierry and Mathias are applying finishing touches.
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Kendler's repurposed and mostly invisible library combines aesthetic and conceptual suggestiveness with practical ecological touches.
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There also are some familiar software touches, like Windows Hello facial recognition for log-in.
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The stacked team is laser focused putting the finishing touches on its proprietary internal framework.
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All of these little touches amount to a well-thought out and executed camera experience.
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Making more per pair often requires special fetish touches—like piss, cum, or period blood.
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Every one of his touches would, for better or worse, be placed under a microscope.
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"All the horse touches in the house make it feel like home," Cuoco tells PEOPLE.
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Other playful touches include this tree, which has a set of steps to climb up.
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Hyde should be able to make something of his touches against a vulnerable Chiefs defense.
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He's learned how to manage every area of his life so nothing touches that thorn.
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While those numbers seem impressive, advocates believe it barely touches the severity of the problem.
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She touches upon the very real desire for human connection in an increasingly disconnected world.
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"Maria is family to me — she's the only one who touches my hair," she said.
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Check In The Pulitzer Amsterdam celebrates its past but has a flair for modern touches.
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Here's another play from the same game that touches on a different type of mistake.
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Food is a fundamental part of life that intimately touches every person, Ms. Suh said.
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This touches on the reason I decided to attempt this project and write these pieces.
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This volume touches on the days when Los Angeles was part of the Old West.
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They're a more modern cut, with little vintage touches like enamel flowers in the corner.
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This domestic thriller touches on racial and economic tensions, women's ambitions and souring family dynamics.
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But there was a catch: They also were measurably numbed to intrusive or brusque touches.
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I thought about what special touches we could add to make ours feel more personal.
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Some of the text has nice personal touches about cooking with Grandma and the like.
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It's not true, as the Republican strategist Rick Wilson wrote, that everything Trump touches dies.
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This touches on everything from conflict resolution to peace negotiations to humanitarian responses post-conflict.
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In his book Walden, Thoreau elaborates on the ideas Stauffer touches on in her article.
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But at another level, the revelation touches on some deeper questions about the Biden campaign.
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Like much else she touches, her first theatrical venture has been a smash in London.
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He was still putting finishing touches to the map just weeks before the show's opening.
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"We had put finishing touches of a bill which was in my purse," she said.
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After even more makeup is applied, Cranston is given a mustache for the final touches.
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But before he puts the finishing touches on the hourglass, he needs to test it.
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Historic touches throughout nod to the home's background, from stained glass windows to crown molding.
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The wine is organic, mostly a Bordeaux blend with some touches of zinfandel and gewürztraminer.
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All of these touches make "Hermia & Helena" a peculiar film, one both steely and delicate.
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The dispute between them touches on an important question that doesn't admit any easy answers.
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That way, the money goes from one IRA to another and never touches your hands.
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"Seeing my daughter Sienna dance to the song, that's what really touches me," she says.
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Death Stranding touches on all kinds of contemporary issues, particularly when it comes to technology.
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Penny's performances (and touches) have always fluctuated, and the Vikings are fourth in run defense.
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He likes to share his sandwiches and sometimes absent-mindedly touches you on the arm.
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The spleen nearly touches the curvature of the stomach and a section of the colon.
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One of the characters, the youngest in the group, touches his back with a grimace.
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Her decorative touches: A string of Christmas lights and some New York-themed throw pillows.
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She touches on feelings of insecurity and the disconnection we all feel in modern life.
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It's both visible and audible at this stage as they still work out finishing touches.
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It's not hard to see why: Their story touches the many parts of the Bay.
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The average person touches their smartphone more than 2,000 times a day, surveys have shown.
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In addition to the Boston-specific touches, the campus is also more broadly transportation-themed.
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"Anytime the law touches the Affordable Care Act, these questions become white hot," Bagley said.
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" From men in suits to older women, he said, "it touches all facets of life.
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Politics based on race, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation touches every facet of American life.
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It has a few flagship-esque touches, like wireless charging and a better haptic engine.
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Companies like Sony, Panasonic and Samsung were putting the final touches on their giant stands.
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The under-25 buyer will likely appreciate the playful touches in the Club Campus line.
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The report touches on core infrastructure categories such as roads, bridges, rails, waterways and ports.
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With highly-competitive in-demand jobs, personal touches like these can make all the difference.
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It also includes touches that the company hopes will make returns less of a hassle.
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The five-minute dramatization, released this week, touches on a highly sensitive topic in China.
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And his music touches people's lives in ways that most contemporary classical music never will.
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Graham's Old World hostess touches, like the gleaming silver cigarette cups on the dinner tables.
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Still, there are a couple of nice touches to the United States-Mexico-Canada decision.
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Airy and immaculate, they have the feel of a law firm, but with newsroom touches.
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The buyer is to paint, install appliances and add other finishing touches to the apartments.
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An extensive marble-topped bar, rich wood paneling and Art Deco touches define the space.
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The argument also touches on a much more profound question that Clinton hesitates to raise.
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It also touches on the climate concerns that were beginning to mount during the period.
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Aides began putting the final touches on arguments to justify the strikes to the world.
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We will continue to cover work that touches us and comments meaningfully on important issues.
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Here King touches on the larger red thread that weaves throughout her work: playing god.
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Rooms come with classic books and extra touches of style making you really feel spoiled.
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He also incorporates real hair and touches of spray paint to increase the tactile tension.
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"Everybody can joke until the moment when it touches your own personal security," he said.
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So what happens when an ice skate made from aluminum or steel touches the ice?
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Now if you poll anything that touches on race, it's sharply divided on racial lines.
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It's a great introduction to how English Tapas touches on the way we view identity.
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As the title suggests, each song touches on the complexities that come from simply existing.
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Touches include the bronze sail panel and conical rearview mirrors, which are integrated into the doors.
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There were personal touches on everything, from favors to place cards to gifts for her guests.
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Yet the tweet only barely touches on just how anti-science the Science Committee actually is. .
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It's the first thing he touches every day just to make sure to always remember her.
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The Publier ruling touches on the wider debate surrounding the role of secularism in France today.
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The album touches on loss, on friendship, on grieving, on independence, and — yes — on Pete Davidson.
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The US border with Mexico, meanwhile, touches only four states -- California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
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Scott-Free Bali The crew is putting the finishing touches on their family trip to Bali.
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Touching, raucously funny, adventurous and yes, even profound, Pixar's signature property once again touches them all.
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Ferrands' script touches on each one of these things, without actually committing to any of them.
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She also touches upon something the show plays with a little throughout its 10 episodes: Time.
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More "smart" than the watch's tracking functions are the extra touches of utility in the controls.
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Instead of cold, clinical environments, these doctors favor warm, naturally lit Scandinavian spaces with personal touches.
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The campaign pays tribute to Spade's signature colorful aesthetic and vibrant designs with fun, whimsical touches.
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Everything about the movie that I was like 'Wow, it really touches on this as well?
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The potato is full of thoughtful touches, like cups, coffee, tea, cocoa, and an electric kettle …
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"It touches me anytime I see animals caged, exploited or starving," Jonkergouw told Reuters by telephone.
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But it any case, it touches us deeply; it's a place where so many have gathered.
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If something touches them in a certain way, ay man, do what you need to do.
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The plastic waste crisis touches everyone; we all live on the same plastic waste-infested planet.
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It touches everything from renewable energy generation and energy efficiency to cooperation on research and finance.
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"They touch her, and then she touches her mouth with her hand," Sifrits explained to WQAD.
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This is the 5th part of our series on Revenue-based investing VC that touches on:
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It affects all of our lives and touches all of our lives in all different ways.
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The van is decked out with lots of subtle luxury touches (in concept form, at least).
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You can barely close the door and the suitcase sometimes touches the edge of the toilet.
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The Barn's kitchen embellishes a primarily steak-and-seafood menu with eclectic Mediterranean and Asian touches.
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He could never add labour to his love for nimble touches; it just wasn't his style.
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It's a dragnet that now encompasses Alphabet and Amazon (but I don't think it touches Facebook?).
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It's not based on a video game, but it touches on a lot of familiar themes.
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The relaunch touches three specific silhouettes: the Classic Mini, the Classic Short, and the Classic Tall.
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Apple is putting the finishing touches on its massive "spaceship" campus, which is already in use.
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"Literally when I'm on set no one touches my hair — there's nothing to touch," she jokes.
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"Finishing touches to my heart," she captioned the photo with a red heart and music note.
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Like everything he touches, the piece is thought-provoking, elegantly written, and suffused with moral urgency.
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Never Let Me Go touches on a debate that's playing out in real life right now.
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Cruz was putting the finishing touches on his remarks when Trump and aides landed in Ohio.
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"Science touches every part of our current world, and every part of our future," she explained.
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After Wednesday, Love might start getting the second, third and fourth touches of every game, too.
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They mix with soft pastels: yellow washes, fuzzy reddish-pinks, subtle touches of purple and blue.
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In fact there is a science of language—linguistics—that touches on all of these elements.
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Clinton rarely touches on the issue of her faith and how it motivates her to serve.
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That kind of affirmed that these touches were important, and that I needed to include them.
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" Cook warned the "chilling effect of digital surveillance" would be profound and that it "touches everything.
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Here are a few examples: That's not to say everything a star touches turns multi-platinum.
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Miami-based musician and multimedia artist Virgo evokes an ethereal, dreamlike quality in everything she touches.
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Dinner time for the toddler, but she barely touches it because she's been snacking all day.
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"You saw that, did you?" he said, pleased that his personal touches had not gone unnoticed.
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This isn't a feeding tube for the popular narrative that whatever Howard touches turns to crap.
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They have a charming design with modern and retro touches, like the faux open-back mesh.
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But they're also permeated with all the neat little design touches that distinguish the new Microsoft.
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Simply stated, if someone touches your vagina against your will, that's one type of sexual assault.
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With the right touches, even the simplest morning vinyasa can feel like an upscale boutique flow.
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He regularly touches up the installation, even mowing the grass, which requires shifting all the chairs.
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Nothing in American law touches on the legality of high-level exchanges between America and Taiwan.
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At "12:44," we witness not the breeze itself but everything it touches in its wake.
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"We really went girl by girl to put unique touches on each person," he tells Refinery29.
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While April is the grand opening, construction will continue through the summer for the final touches.
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It was well past 3AM at Exchange when Hawtin put the finishing touches on his selection.
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The interview touches on all the notorious details of the murder, including the Bronco car chase.
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"A few more shoulder touches and laughs with her later, I lost it," the model admitted.
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For the 21-year-old Borneo FC player Terens Puhiri, all you need is three touches.
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" - Rebecca, 39 "Adults who say, 'O M G.'" - Tara, 36 "When other people's hair touches me.
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She also touches on subjects she's never discussed before, such as her experiences with sexual assault.
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At one point, Manafort's lawyers laughably claimed iPod Touches could only be used to play music.
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It touches upon many political issues, from cultural innovation to public safety and reducing nuisance behavior.
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And, of course, the gold touches highlight Balmain's singular history as one of Paris' historic houses.
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As the full moon illuminates your house of material resources, it also touches power planet Pluto.
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The company claims that "the average Internet users touches us more than 500 times" each week.
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Then, over time, they began adding more and more touches to the delight of their visitors.
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Once he'd placed the finishing touches, he met his admittedly "nervous" brother in the front yard.
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Abroad Understanding touches upon racism, homophobia, social injustice and everything else that concerns the modern world.
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The interview also touches on the death of Paddles, if you care (you should, you monster).
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And I think that -- we all have something that touches us on a very visceral level.
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Layered dresses in organza and tulle bore soft, romantic touches such as cut-out lace patterns.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are talking about the very special touches on the royal wedding.
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Whenever Hayward was on the court, Roberson was in game shadowing him and limiting his touches.
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It is an issue that touches our most intimate core from family to faith to finances.
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And it speaks to GoPro's effort to push its software across all the platforms it touches.
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PSVR also includes some interesting touches that aren't present on any major headset, tethered or untethered.
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It's almost like a set, which kind of touches on what I do for a living.
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Cauleen Smith touches on this in her piece, "Living Grace's Life in The Google" (2013–16).
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Abrams references the painful visions Rey sees when she touches the lightsaber in Maz Kanata's bar.
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YouTube has added some subtle touches to reinforce the feeling of presence in a physical space.
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You're not in a room full of 60 people and the teacher maybe touches you once.
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The Mini comes with a 90mm fan that directly touches the GPU and an aluminum heatsink.
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Mother touches upon the Isla Vista murders in 2014, and the downfall of Bill Cosby's reputation.
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How films like "Get Out" and even "Toy Story" show touches of Stanley Kubrick's horror classic.
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Oliver touches Elio's shoulder while a group of people are playing volleyball, and Elio wiggles away.
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As luck would have it, I put the finishing touches on my droid this very week.
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One of my favorite little touches Braven made was giving the speaker's Bluetooth button extra functionality.
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At Mace in New York City, the spice-driven bar program is filled with fatty touches.
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"Lava is so hot that it can ignite things before it touches them," Stovall told CNN.
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A pizza was smeared with tomato sauce, touches of fresh basil and a coverlet of prosciutto.
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The latest is a bright brasserie, with vintage touches and bold black-and-white-checked flooring.
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The homey touches complement the authors' love of careful studies of paired small groups of people.
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His musical style, too, departs radically from Brahms's, right down to some Bernsteinian touches of jazz.
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That might sound crazy, but think about it — everything your hands touch touches your phone too.
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Additional contemporary touches like woven bowls from the brand Asiatides added to the quirky modern décor.
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Some, with more than a little glee, were enhancing these styles with their own creative touches.
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Healthcare touches everyone's lives, from the newborn infant to the patient receiving end-of-life care.
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We're betting Carson makes good on his touches this week and gets over the fumble issues.
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When he touches down in New Zealand, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is waiting to meet him.
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TsuruTonTan's soup bowls are heavy and handmade, imported from Japanese potteries, one of many traditional touches.
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It also touches on the increasing involvement of artificial intelligence and robots in Amazon's logistics process.
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It had the air of a street fair, with homemade peace signs and other colorful touches.
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The plane has plenty of high-tech touches, including easy-to-access entertainment and lighting controls.
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It also feels like a regal fairy tale with twinkling chandeliers, vintage touches, and dark wood.
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So here's the bottom line: the bill touches on the issue, but it's hardly a fix.
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"We just had a few finishing touches to do," House Budget Chairwoman Diane Black told CNBC.
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Some Praianesi, as the locals are known, have added their own artistic touches to the walks.
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The funding touches nearly every aspect of Palestinian society, from education to healthcare and infrastructure projects.
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"I don't want you to miss the fact that there were some nice touches," he said.
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Goode also said the iPhone 11 felt faster in its actions and touches than previous models.
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The bathtub looks like an oversized gift, and garland touches can be seen throughout the room.
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This resilience tech isn't limited to just education — it touches pretty much every facet of innovation.
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There is no form of design that is less noticed or more prevalent: Type touches everyone.
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It also has fun touches, including the ability to add stickers, graffiti and filters to photos.
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The game is full of smart touches, too, like properly settling you back into the world.
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It seems as though everything ethically driven brand Everlane touches (or rather, creates) turns to gold.
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No part of the palm touches the mouse, leaving the wrist hovering unsupported in the air.
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His work touches on a wide range of topics, including computer science, AI and computational biology.
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