Carolyn Linnea Treasure, a daughter of Lisa K. Treasure and Dr. Charles B. Treasure of Knoxville, Tenn.
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"Treasure Island" tells the tale of Jim Hawkins as he follows a treasure map to find Captain Flint's hidden treasure.
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I think Bernie is a treasure; he's a national treasure.
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Yes, we treasure our First Amendment, but we also treasure our democracy.
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"It's like a treasure hunt and the treasure is bad," he explained.
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S. WATTERS: We treasure -- we treasure family summers on the coast of Maine.
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A national treasure for Australia, and a world treasure for all of us.
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Every unit out there is a treasure, and it's a treasure to our future.
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I hope that you treasure it as much as we treasure this video, hehehe.
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It's that feeling of designing treasure for now and treasure for my daughters someday.
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"You cannot have, as president of the United States, someone who does not reflect the values that I believe Republicans treasure and Democrats treasure and independents treasure," Mr. Comey said.
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The 1996 Treasure Act codified the rules regarding who keeps the spoils when treasure is discovered.
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It's like a global treasure hunt, only the treasure is the chance to be Internet famous.
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The treasure wasn't wealth, though; the treasure was a destination; it was the ville in Margaritaville.
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Nobody is allowed to touch our Treasure, but people are allowed to look at our Treasure.
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For example, the network will air an episode of "Treasure Quest," which features treasure hunters, in Brazil.
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In "National Treasure," Cage's character plunders a crypt to uncover a secret passage leading to the treasure.
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MYSTIC Pirate Day: Decipher clues on a treasure map to find concealed pirates and the final hidden treasure.
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We understand that a lot of people treasure the Second Amendment; they treasure their right to bear arms.
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Known as Disney's first official live-action film, "Treasure Island" is an adventure tale about pirates and buried treasure.
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In the universe of the film "National Treasure," Trinity Church&aposs imposing dark brick and skyward spire hide secrets and treasure.
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It's not everyday an astronaut hands you a treasure map from space, but that's exactly what happened to treasure hunter Darrell Miklos.
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FOR PALAEONTOLOGISTS, fossils are buried treasure, and, like treasure of the more conventional sort, such finds are not all of equal value.
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One day, a group of working teens stumble upon a hidden treasure map that points them in the direction of a legendary treasure.
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Fenn says the treasure is: In conjunction with the poem, the clues provide just enough context to rile up the confidence of treasure hunters.
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And they were quite right, because you'd be disturbing a bit of national treasure, even if it's an odd choice as a national treasure.
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The "Glee" grad was strolling around NYC Tuesday with her new treasure -- as in her fiance, Zandy Reich ... the guy who gave her the OTHER treasure.
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Or the underwater ruins of an Egyptian coastal town that disappeared 211,300 years ago, and which archaeologists are digging up temple by temple, treasure by treasure.
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"We never found the treasure … but we found the treasure," says Joe Mendoza of California, who went looking for the chest in 2013 with his two sons.
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National Treasure Cage: Cage is convinced that the only "vengeance" comes from monetary gain, and so hopes to uncover a treasure hidden centuries ago by the Illuminati.
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The twins whose names mean "Big treasure" and "Little treasure" were named so because of their difference in weight at birth — 135 grams and 53.8 grams, respectively.
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The brothers' names translate into "big treasure" and "little treasure," a nod to the differences in the siblings' birth weights — Dabao was 135 grams, while Xiaobao was 53.8.
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One woman's trash happened to be her own treasure (her engagement ring!) — and thanks to a dedicated trio of landfill workers, said treasure is home safe and sound.
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Unfortunately, receiving frequent SMS notifications about the Treasure Truck was not helpful in understanding the Treasure Truck, either, because there was no discernible pattern among the items available.
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Treasure-trove Beneath their desolate surface, asteroids are believed to contain a rich treasure-trove of information about the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.
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Bilyeu isn't the only victim of Fenn's treasure quest – a woman in Texas got lost while searching near Bandolier National Monument for the treasure in New Mexico in 2013.
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Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, there have been several remakes of "Treasure Island," including "Muppet Treasure Island" in 1996 and a made-for-TV movie in 2012.
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"You bury your crypto in a treasure chest and then you make a treasure map of where those gold coins are," except with USB keys, security deposit boxes and checklists.
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Wilhelmsen ASA to Treasure ASA * Treasure ASA is entitled to reduce its ownership to 7 pct without any prior written consent Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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That enduring mystery has been enough to stir the interest of regional treasure hunters, responding to stories that the legendary sultan's entrails were buried with a trove of golden treasure.
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Another game by HalfUp, Potcid's Treasure Hunt, has serious Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker vibes, and features a main character so adorable that I simply cannot get over it: Come on.
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Treasure Chest of Gold When treasure chest is opened, a chemical "burn" causes the inside to light up with a brightness equal to that of the surface of the sun.
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" "The greater Chaco region is a New Mexico treasure.
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Devon — Con: rich people will eventually own the treasure.
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" —HOWARD "The treasure could be in a tree hollow.
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Treasure Cove rendering (Disney)This is Treasure Cove, the home of attractions like Pirates of the Caribbean, and the pirate-themed live stunt show Eye of the Storm: Captain Jack's Stunt Spectacular.
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Prior to his role in "The Hangover," Bartha starred as Riley Poole alongside Nicholas Cage in the 2004 film "National Treasure," as well as the 2007 sequel "National Treasure: Book of Secrets."
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Both games are also free if you've already bought Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove, which has all of the previously released Shovel Knight expansions, making Treasure Trove one of the best deals in gaming.
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We had no doubt that we'd return with the treasure.
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Political parties interested in winning majorities should treasure switchers too.
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Now, Treasure & Bond is giving us another freakout-worthy launch.
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Probably steal some treasure from this bombed out Indian city?
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But that garlic seems to be her favorite garden treasure.
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I will always treasure my time with all of you.
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But consider this your treasure map to a buried lede.
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But a satellite operator's trash is a satellite hunter's treasure.
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Finding one that you love and treasure is a process.
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Advantages and complications "It's like a treasure mine," Chan said.
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"I treasure every minute we spent together #koko," she wrote.
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Clearly, Howell didn't act on his highly illegal buried treasure.
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Treasure chests are scattered about, but they hardly inspire exploration.
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Well, for one thing, there might not be any treasure.
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"It's nice to design things that people treasure," he continued.
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At the Treasure Island, he can't bet more than $300.
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Loved her in Pacific Rim and Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter.
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I'm sure Shemara will treasure that and improve on that.
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The world has more Guineas than a pirate's treasure chest.
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That was such a treasure, being in Vancouver with them.
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And she was taught early on to treasure the elderly.
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Mazars likely hold a "treasure trove" of details, Sheil said.
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The gig starts to feel more like a treasure hunt.
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Are there skeptics who question whether the treasure really exists?
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One was about a hero in search of a treasure.
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Once again, Mariah Carey proves that she's a national treasure.
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AS TREASURE MAPS go, it will be hard to beat.
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He compared his trip to Ollie's to a treasure hunt.
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A taxing dungeon full of traps, monsters and ancient treasure?
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They don't want to spend blood and treasure on that.
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Eric first heard about Fenn's treasure hunt in early 2003.
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Jefferies, an investment bank, calls Nintendo's IP an "unmatched treasure".
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Ed Kneedler, a Deputy Solicitor General, is a national treasure.
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Bay Area dark sludge trio Body Void is a treasure.
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It's the treasure trove of information that they're looking for.
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" It also stated: "Go on a real treasure hunting adventure.
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The real treasure of the moment becomes your partner's reaction.
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As they say, one man's trash is another man's treasure.
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For good reason: the Great Lakes are a national treasure.
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Your family will treasure this memory for years to come.
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On one hand, the treasure hunt smacks of marketing genius.
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The Chinese name for Tibet, Xizang, means "western treasure house".
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After that I read his "Far Tortuga," another national treasure.
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So I can go home and, you know, treasure things.
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The Long War has been costly in blood and treasure.
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I always wear something I treasure and build around that.
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These imitators are plundering intellectual property, often for big treasure.
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" A year earlier, Mr. Graham called her a "national treasure.
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All in all, it was a fine midweek treasure hunt.
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"An American Treasure" is set to be released September 28.
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He will be sitting on a treasure trove of information.
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Succour the miserable and lay up a treasure in Heaven.
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Succor the miserable and lay up a treasure in heaven.
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And it's messy so it feels like a treasure hunt.
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So much gratitude, life just feels like this enormous treasure.
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I think there's a joy in finding the hidden treasure.
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It's part Indiana Jones, part National Treasure, and fully fun.
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"It's a little bit like a treasure hunt," he said.
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Hartselle's Main Street is a treasure trove for antique enthusiasts.
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"We have a big, big treasure here," Mr. Landi said.
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His slim volume, "Impeachment: A Handbook," is a treasure trove.
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Kafka is a treasure trove for these kinds of explorations.
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And progressives rediscovered the treasure that is our Constitutional inheritance.
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The missing treasure was inside the mysterious cave all along!
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Only pass on things you yourself own and authentically treasure.
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The Treasure Truck experience is like nothing else at Amazon.
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Older Parisians wept over the loss of a national treasure.
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This failure has cost us many lives and much treasure.
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I treasure these places, and their equivalents across the globe.
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ST. LOUIS WOMAN, Missouri What a treasure this list is.
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We're reporting on the hunt for a legendary, lost treasure.
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Was this huge expenditure of blood and treasure worth it?
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In America our public lands are our greatest national treasure.
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I will treasure the moment that I met you forever!
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The pirates don't loot vessels; they simply seek lost treasure.
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The book "is itself a treasure house," writes our critic.
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"Treasure your American citizenship," read signs posted around the capital.
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""Most of these (treasure stories) turn out to be nothing.
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I read that article and it was a treasure map.
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In France, women are dangerous objects to treasure and fear.
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"It's a treasure for everybody, for all the cocoa lovers."
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Omfg this pic is a treasure chest of laughs pic.twitter.
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"It kind of combines environmentalism and treasure hunting," he said.
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Oh, and there are dungeons, fishing, and treasure, of course.
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As a vocalist, I treasure the sound of his voice.
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We home cooks just treasure it and pass it around.
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Nigella is a national treasure in quite a few nations.
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The good news: One man's trash is another man's treasure.
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I would say it's junk, but it's treasure to me.
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So the church does, in a sense, hold ample treasure.
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NATO allies are chiselers freeloading on American blood and treasure.
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The special section about Jackie Robinson is a forever treasure.
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DO YOU SEE WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO OUR NATIONAL TREASURE?!
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Arelith is both a treasure and a road not taken.
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I had no idea that it really was buried treasure.
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David Letterman is a treasure and Pearl Jam is cool.
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As such, the Kuiper Belt is a scientific treasure trove.
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"Before, I'd have to try to read the map and feel slightly archaic like I'm Nicolas Cage in 'National Treasure,'" she said in reference to the film about the hunt for a treasure map.
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Treasure X, Aliens Dissection Kit With Slime, available at Target, $12.99Curious kids will enjoy using the included tools in this toy to dissect an alien to find slime, surprises, and a treasure hunter inside.
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Fifteen years after "National Treasure" hit theaters — the movie came out in November 2014 — queries about the church&aposs connection to the Free Masons&apos treasure have finally died down, Lapinski told Business Insider.
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One person's lucky charm could be a local government's national treasure.
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It is said that one man's trash is another man's treasure.
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Tommy Maranges, better known as Philosophy Bro, is a national treasure.
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Natalie Portman (born Natalie Herschlag in Jerusalem) is a national treasure!
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Now that it's back, it's being treated like a national treasure.
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He was a national treasure, and his words are still so.
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You're on a worldwide treasure hunt that will literally never end.
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I treasure the continuous journey of discovery in the medical field.
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There are similar combinations for workshops, kitchens, treasure rooms and more.
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"Rest with the angels our most precious treasure," the tribute reads.
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But underneath the hood lies a treasure trove of economic data.
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As a nation, we really must learn to treasure our experience.
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At this exact moment, Jonas' Instagram became a national treasure. Fascinating.
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But Higashioka's Instagram is a treasure trove of something very different.
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"Nighthawkers", who hunt treasure illegally on others' land, face strict penalties.
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And it looks like he really did treasure the gift. Wow.
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The Skoll Foundation was bestowing on Carter its Global Treasure Award.
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To people who treasure their privacy, that may not be enough.
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"Defectors are our greatest treasure and an untapped resource," she said.
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But the phone seems to be a treasure trove of information.
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"It's like a treasure trove of love stories," Hahn told Refinery29.
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We're all aware that Amazon is a treasure trove of products.
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There's a treasure trove of them on YouTube, complete with lyrics.
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Will this data become a treasure trove for hackers and scammers?
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The Blue Mosque is an open-air space that Afghans treasure.
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One person's trash is another person's treasure, as the saying goes.
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Britain has shed blood and treasure in pursuit of these goals.
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Even spotting the treasure would present a major challenge to divers.
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"It's the kind of treasure that I look for," he said.
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"That, I think, is going to be the next treasure trove."
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Plus, every Treasure & Bond purchase supports programs that empower young people.
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Treasure or trophy: Legal hunts for big elephants spark ferocious debate
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In the wrong hands, it's a treasure trove of personal information.
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Being a global policeman costs a lot in blood and treasure.
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It's a comedy classic that people have had decades to treasure.
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There's plenty of real treasure out there still to be discovered.
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There are a few things that Britons treasure above all else.
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Chip Gaines and his son Duke are turning trash into treasure.
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I will cherish like treasure the beautiful times we spent together.
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Tessa Thompson is a national treasure worth her weight in gold.
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We're eagerly awaiting whatever she pulls from her treasure trove next.
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As the saying goes — one man's trash is another man's treasure!
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Wild striped bass, also called stripers or rockfish, are a treasure.
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Others think the treasure is being put to great use already.
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Many years later, I came to acknowledge and treasure my Jewishness.
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"She's All That" (1999) is a treasure trove of '90s icons.
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Italy and Spain "call everything a national treasure," Ms. McAndrew said.
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"This collection is a national treasure for Russia," Mr. Claverie said.
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I'll also treasure the little personal notes that were his trademark.
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The papers archives will remain a treasure trove of classic journalism.
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He was a true urban treasure, and he will be missed.
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Narrator: And this treasure hunt intentionally happens in a small space.
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His name translates to "precious" or "treasure," according to the zoo.
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Oliver was referred to, across multiple threads, as a national treasure.
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Still, I'm not so sure Elodie needs yet another pilfered treasure.
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And a little Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on the side, too.
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A conversation is like a treasure hunt for nuggets to exchange.
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Sleeping in with the two of them is my greatest treasure.
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It's basically an outdoor treasure hunt for a GPS-coordinated container.
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That's where the real buried treasure from Holes is buried.5.
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Happy Meal toys she didn't like went into the treasure box.
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In Japan, they are a protected species and official national treasure.
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When you find the treasure that you set out to discover?
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Is it the blood and treasure we've sunk there since 2001?
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There are experts who consider Norway's wax techs an underappreciated treasure.
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Urgently facing homelessness, he begins searching the home for rumored treasure.
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Finally, amateur sleuthing has turned up a Stone Age treasure trove.
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Even better, my kids know how to treasure people and places.
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Officials also designated André Breton's "Surrealist Manifesto" as a national treasure.
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Mr. Orta, 56, sees himself as more of a treasure hunter.
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I should note here that Norman Lear is a living treasure.
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Mr. Trump is hardly the first president to treasure the grandiose.
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Albert Wagner, Mr. Lovelace has become something of a local treasure.
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I knew she won the California title as Miss Treasure Island.
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And yet much of this treasure is simply reburied in landfills.
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He is by this point something of a national treasure, though.
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A Hollywood treasure Stolen 'Wizard of Oz' slippers have been found.
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But the United States diverted its forces and treasure to Iraq.
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The people in Cometa don't only treasure beauty, they assume it.
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In this way, shopping for LuLaRoe is like a treasure hunt.
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And how I always treasure the time I have with you?
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A developer plans to build 8,000 residential units on Treasure Island.
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During one visit, Miller mentioned that she lived on Treasure Island.
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He said he&aposd never heard of a "Treasure Island cough."
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Some 95 percent of Treasure Cay's homes were damaged or destroyed.
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It is a treasure trove for scholars and general readers alike.
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Cortés and his men then melted the treasure down into bars.
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But when he did, he received a treasure trove of insight.
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If true, it would be a treasure trove of modern art.
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Tommy Treasure, the only comic bluer than me, had two kids.
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One option is to sign up for Amazon Treasure Truck notifications.
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Today, Facebook is the world's largest treasure trove of this data.
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That makes MU69 a treasure chest in the study of origins.
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Lower Silesia, in southwestern Poland, is a land of treasure hunters.
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More than the amenities, what guests treasure most is the company.
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Mr. Trump seems to treasure his reputation as Don the Builder.
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Despite his recent outbursts over honours, Beckham remains a national treasure.
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In the late 1960s, his followers were so convinced by his tales of past lives, Hubbard was reportedly able to lead an expedition to dig up treasure he'd buried during previous existences (no treasure was found).
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TREASURE CAY, Bahamas — Since Hurricane Dorian plowed through Stafford Symonette's house, and with it much of his community of Treasure Cay, he has stopped by from time to time to visit the ruins of his home.
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In that vacuum, and in the heated detective atmosphere of the treasure hunt, rumors flew: It was a fight that landed Eric in the water, a scheme to steal the treasure from Eric and leave him behind.
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"Fenn's treasure," as it came to be known, garnered national media attention.
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"Every other week, someone comes in asking about Fenn's treasure," he says.
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Park rangers have another concern: treasure hunters who don't bring bear spray.
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"That's a beautiful memory in that dress that I treasure," she adds.
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We're pretty sure Chenoweth just cemented her status as a national treasure.
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Did we mention it's absolute treasure trove of golden age sci-fi?
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Among the 300,000 mostly luckless treasure seekers, they were the most unlucky,
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Sadly, there's a chance this natural treasure could be damaged by Nate.
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Michigan girls discover World War I practice bomb while diving for treasure.
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Sometimes searching for these moments is like going on a treasure hunt.
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It's a treasure and it's the best part of parenting for me.
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The ESA's image archive has become a treasure trove of space porn.
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"I thought we found buried treasure," Matthew told the Staten Island Advance.
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Nary a loot box in sight (except for all the buried treasure).
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South Korean financial regulators also cautioned against investing in treasure hunting ventures.
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They also offer the rating firms a treasure trove of consumer data.
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On the internet, Marble Hornets appears to be a universal, hidden treasure.
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The deep tropical forest hid a treasure of coffee, flowers and fruit.
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When will Hollywood realize that Mary Elizabeth Winstead is a national treasure?
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The Treasure Truck program has always been one of Amazon's odder initiatives.
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Treasure Planet (211942) This film really didn't get the attention it deserved.
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They'll discover the treasure-hunt fun of looking for a good book.
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Before long, the two are in search of a lost pirate treasure.
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On screen, people express themselves in sentences we treasure, remember, and repeat.
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Buried deep inside many laptops is a bit of hidden treasure: Gold.
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Data sets provide treasure troves of information for all types of companies.
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"Never say never," says the National Treasure actress of tying the knot.
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Tolin's Goblet is just one example of interesting treasure you can find.
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The Germans had put in their own bid for Brod's treasure-trove.
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After you hit "Warmer," Garfield appears and points toward a treasure chest.
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Turns out Duncan Kerr wasn't lying — there was treasure there after all.
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This nationwide treasure hunt will last until the end of the year.
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Now, he has an Instagram, a treasure trove of Gyllenhaal-adjacent information.
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There was one searcher, Randy Bilyeu, who died looking for the treasure.
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If you invite someone into that world that's a treasure for them.
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By now, you should know that Cardi B. is a national treasure.
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For months, these bones lay undisturbed in the grasslands like buried treasure.
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"You are such a treasure and a blessing to us," she wrote.
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Like other deposits of natural treasure, Wakanda's vibranium attracts some vicious intruders.
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It took me two trips in my car to hide the treasure.
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We have wasted an enormous amount of blood and treasure in Afghanistan.
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"She's a bit of an international treasure in my opinion," Tracee said.
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This deal offers a reasonable model for the successful, ethical treasure hunting.
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I treasure each side, just as I have treasured our life together.
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The new initiative represents a predictable iteration of Amazon's Treasure Truck gimmick.
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She was a "treasure to this world," one childhood friend told CNN.
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Our go-to shops suddenly boasted treasure troves of indie beauty products.
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Of course we're talking about the ubiquitous treasure trove that is Sephora.
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We treasure whatever we can put in our hand and hold onto.
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Look at the face of national treasure / Rydell athletics expert Wendell Pierce.
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As their furious excitement proves, there's nothing quite like a treasure hunt.
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It's a hidden tax we all pay in blood, tears, and treasure.
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"It will be a moment that we will always treasure," she said.
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"And that's really when Treasure You, my organization for women was birthed."
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The man thinks in jokes, and we treasure him as a result.
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We all have a treasure trove of cringe-worthy snaps, after all.
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A lesser known treasure trove within TJM is the edible goods section.
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It's a genetic treasure chest that has already led to important breakthroughs.
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One's trash may be another's treasure — and Farrah Fawcett's is no exception.
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Niffler: A rodent-like creature good at sneaking off to find treasure.
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A treasure trove of content for the web annotator is immediately unlocked.
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A Thief's End feels like a pure treasure hunt from get-go.
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Add how has it become this blend of celebrity trash and treasure?
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Neustadt amassed this treasure trove of Tiffany lamps and kept them safe.
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"The panda is truly our national treasure," one user on Weibo said.
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"Treasure on earth is not the be-all, end-all," he said.
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Also, getting to the location of the treasure truck can be difficult.
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If they did, the messages could provide a treasure trove of information.
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What is left of it ought to be considered a national treasure.
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"I'm adding a big bottle of Gemba sake to your treasure chest."
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It's a Taiwanese national treasure, and yet the government is destroying it.
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A roguish hero races an evil organization to collect a supernatural treasure.
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There's an old adage that one person's trash is another person's treasure.
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Don't these dusty old sods realise that Attenborough is a national treasure?
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For techno historians and enthusiasts, this treasure trove warrants an ample perusal.
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Then a final question led his adversaries to the long-lost treasure.
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We hope these toys are something that they will treasure and remember.
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Follow this recipe, provided by Tasty, to turn kitchen trash into treasure.
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There are, of course, still people who treasure the solidity of newsprint.
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VICE: Tell me what stirred your obvious fascination with seeking out treasure?
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PARIS — The sprawling Quai Branly Museum in Paris is stuffed with treasure.
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Two years later, with the lawsuit continuing, "Trump Treasure Limited" was formed.
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Discovery Island originally opened in 1974 under its original name, Treasure Island.
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It was impossible for Zain or for Treasure to memorize a line.
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Making Soba: A Japanese Culinary Treasure, April 17 at 6:30 p.m.
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"Associates are Amazon and Treasure Truck brand ambassadors!" the job description read.
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These are questions we should ask as we examine this treasure trove.
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McDormand, then in second grade, found that this provided excellent treasure hunting.
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A coconut custard reveals a buried treasure of corn and tapioca pearls.
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The 2018 midterm elections have brought a treasure trove of campaign ads.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
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They're a secret wrapped in flour,They're a treasure for the tongue.
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Come for the promise of a murder mystery and a treasure hunt.
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One of Amazon's quirkier attempts at physical retail are its Treasure Trucks.
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Around 1,800 people currently live in low-income housing on Treasure Island.
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Americans deserve better after the lives and treasure we sacrificed in Iraq.
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If she wants her treasure, Carrigan will have to enlist a specialist.
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Former mayor Mike Bloomberg has a lot of treasure in the bank.
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"It's the story of treasure hunters and the government everywhere," he said.
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"This WikiLeaks is like a treasure trove!" he said later that month.
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Over the years, Molina developed an acute ability to detect curbside treasure.
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Some of the gold from Moctezuma's treasure was lost in the battle.
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Beneath the mystery topsoil lies a treasure trove of rich, engaging characters.
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I will treasure the many memories we've shared together through the years.
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It's a treasure trove of content tailored for millennials navigating creative lives.
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I hadn't known of this book's existence, but now I treasure it.
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There are 18 different treasure hunters to collect, trade, and play with.
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The stashes were ubiquitous, and everyone, it seemed, was a treasure hunter.
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Treasure hunters have found Nazi artifacts, including this standard, in the area.
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Miller lived in Sacramento for 30 years before moving onto Treasure Island.
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Since allowing them to nurse, Treasure and her piglets have been inseparable.
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There was nothing to gain and much blood and treasure to lose.
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I don't go often, but I always feel like there's treasure there.
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How does a treasure trove of hacked [Democratic National Committee] emails sound?
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Liam Kyle Sullivan's YouTube account is still a treasure trove of laughs.
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It's a treasure-trove of stripped-down versions of his classic hits.
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This book will definitely awaken the treasure map-loving child in you.
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Ryder Rating: 210/21, Winona in Girl, Interrupted is an American treasure.
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AMAZING DISCOVERY ON THE SEABED: SPACE TREASURE MAP LEADS TO MYSTERIOUS SHIPWRECK SITE Rumors of a gold hoard on the ship have swirled for decades, although the possibility of a sunken treasure has also been viewed with skepticism.
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Black Sails is an explicit prequel to Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 book Treasure Island where Captain Flint is a fearsome, legendary pirate who buried a great treasure in the ground, sparking a hunt for it many years later.
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The team that wins each treasure hunt will each get 20% tax credits for the rest of the year so these treasure hunts will be great at getting people to go outside and work together as a group.
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The defendants include the Treasure Island Development Authority, representatives of the US Navy, the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, the San Francisco Health Department, One Treasure Island (formerly known as the Treasure Island Homeless Development Initiative), housing developers Lennar and FivePoint Holdings LLC, and Tetra Tech EC, an engineering firm involved in the botched cleanup at Hunters Point Shipyard, another military-base-turned-housing-development site.
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I went out five times and knew from the start that if it was about people finding the treasure, then it would be a reality show—so I had to believe there was no chance of finding the treasure.
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In video footage from the Labor Video Project, Robert McClain, a radiation-control technician who worked at both Treasure Island and Hunters Point, said corrupt soil sampling may have also taken place on Treasure Island in 2007 and 2008.
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His treasure chest, which contains excavated relics, could be subject to federal scrutiny.
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You are a national treasure and I love you to death, thank you.
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"Transocean could turn out to be a sunken treasure for investors," Barron's said.
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Free Audiobooks For audiobook fans, Audible and iTunes have become vast treasure troves.
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Episode 23, "Treasure Island" Once alone with Prairie, Hap immediately drops his act.
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Beneath this ecological and cultural gem sits another kind of treasure: crude oil.
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A remarkable space treasure map has led explorers to a mysterious shipwreck site.
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At some point, it finds its way into Odin's treasure vault in Asgard.
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Hay gave Roosevelt the ring containing the lock of Lincoln's hair to treasure.
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Come on, guys, let's put that big data treasure trove to good use.
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"I think this is a treasure trove for the prosecution now," Reichel said.
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"I love and treasure you both more than you could ever possibly know."
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She's attacked the Catholic Church ("more treasure than Smaug The Dragon,"), called Sen.
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In doing so, you may just rediscover your own long forgotten family treasure.
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All that, and he may be sitting on a fortune in buried treasure.
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You still play as Scrooge McDuck and you're still after all the treasure.
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It's like we're making a treasure map: Here are all these cool things.
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Here, then, is a treasure map to the hidden gems of iOS 13.
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One person's trash is another's treasure — literally when it comes to making cars.
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"I like the term 'One man's trash is another man's treasure,' " he said.
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Facts are often homely things, but the demonstrators treasure them all the same.
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The movie theater is also a secret treasure trove this time of year.
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We're making precious memories that we can treasure forever with very heavy hearts.
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Something deeper than a mere tattoo treasure hunt seems to underlie this story.
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It's listed for $849,000 with Dave Settgast with Treasure Coast Sotheby's International Realty.
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"Her heart is like a treasure, her dreams not far away," he reads.
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The end of the film mentions there are 65,000 of these treasure hunters.
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Ibrahim's The Girl Guide is a treasure map for getting through puberty unscathed.
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Complicating things even more is the fact that this movie is a treasure.
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Kate and William will treasure their first official visit to the Scandinavian country.
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This was Winslet's only foray into rom-com territory, and she's a treasure.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is available today on the Nintendo Switch and 3DS.
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She wanders upstairs, where she comes upon the house's treasure trove of horror.
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The other reason Spies Like Us is such a treasure is the timing.
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He rarely shared his hunches online, and he often went treasure hunting alone.
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Let's get this out of the way — pizza is a gotdamn national treasure.
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Shortly thereafter, Japan deemed their cattle a national treasure and closed all exports.
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Then there's Poshmark, Depop, eBay: They're all treasure troves in their own way.
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It's nice how the simple things are really what you treasure the most.
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Most recently, however, he's been devoting his time to hunting for literal treasure.
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It's an infinite treasure chest of discoveries, and every day something is different.
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No treasure was found, but Gutfeld promised to continue searching in new spots.
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This is a very important fact about human nature, we treasure these memories.
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Tom Cruise is taking the lessons he learned as a treasure hunter seriously.
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The land, or clay-rich soil, is held up as a primeval treasure.
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Iceland's communal pools are a national treasure and unlike anything I've ever experienced.
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The emails became a notorious treasure trove for computer scientists and other academics.
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Reseller sites like Craigslist are treasure troves for anyone looking for used furniture.
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"She's a bit of an international treasure in my opinion," Tracee told PEOPLE.
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And on cue, then came the Wikileaks treasure trove email dump on Friday.
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Ponder that while you enjoy this random treasure from the Cyrus family archives.
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You are also a treasure as valuable as a million Marvel-funded wigs.
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Zinke, the overwhelming majority of Americans treasure their public lands and natural heritage.
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Watch Reynolds stay Hip to the Pop in this treasure from the '90s.
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But these pirates aren't cruising the waters of the Caribbean searching for treasure.
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Of all the people to go after, you go after the national treasure?
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Another odd detail was Epstein's taste for "treasure," which he paid employees for.
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Somebody in the Justice Department has a treasure trove of evidence of Mrs.
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People also ask for his assistance on matters unrelated to the treasure hunt.
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That's nation-building, and it will cost loads of American blood and treasure.
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Periodically thickening "Letters to My Daughters" inspires me to treasure our shared past.
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"It was the most beautiful day, which I will treasure forever," she wrote.
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Priya Raghubir: I would definitely say a dollar store is like treasure hunting.
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Our clairvoyant President also revealed there will also be a National Treasure 3.
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Except that the treasure is cigarette butts and baggies full of dog doo.
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It is about the treasure — the "earth-shattering discovery" — not the valuable information.
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I guess the saying is that one man's trash is another man's treasure.
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By 22012, its 2466-page catalog's offerings included a treasure trove of offerings.
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The value of the shares jumped 139 percent after the "treasure ship" claim.
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Being able to have those items in my video was just a treasure.
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For she was his secret treasure, she was his shame and his bliss.
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And it's not so much "treasure" as hunks of ceramic encased in Plexiglas.
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A tempered glass staircase from the attic leads to another treasure, an altana.
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"I'm a big believer that every defect is a treasure," he told me.
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National treasure We can see "Titanic" being added to the National Film Registry.
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He is a unique treasure, both as an artist and as a friend.
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"What a rich treasure it is to have this biodiversity," Dr. Wisz said.
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But it can be hard to stop treasure hunters from plundering remote sites.
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To me the bleaching of the sun is the treasure of Sierra Madre.
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The Civil War memorial secretary was widely embraced as a folk art treasure.
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Explainers This year's Costume Institute exhibition has us wondering about things we treasure.
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If anything, it made me treasure those places where I could be open.
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Mr. Wynn eventually sold the Bellagio, along with the Mirage and Treasure Island.
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We have the strength to let go of even the things we treasure.
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Ms. Cappellazzo said the matchbook had been a special treasure of Mr. Kelly's.
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And for this, in my eyes, Carrie Mae Weems is a national treasure.
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"A very, very rich treasure trove" is how Mr. Iger described the offerings.
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The photograph shows Treasure Island at right, with San Francisco in the background.
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Gwen was truly a national treasure, and so richly deserving of today's honor.
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Ducktales: The Movie, Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990) The Little Mermaid (1989)
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First, they provide a treasure trove of candid images of millions of children.
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"Millennials are going out [for] the treasure hunting experience in stores," Petro added.
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It was never to have this artifact that I was going to treasure.
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I felt I'd found a treasure when I uncovered a tattered copy online.
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"It was like when you daydream about finding a treasure," Ms. Martin said.
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"It looked and felt like a treasure and tasted just magical," he said.
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"It's less than a rounding error relative to their treasure chest," he said.
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Britain takes this law seriously, as one amateur treasure hunter learned in November.
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The result is a treasure trove for scholars, fans and casual readers alike.
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Beneath this mystery topsoil, however, lies a treasure trove of rich, engaging characters.
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He describes himself as a "treasure hunter" but also a dealer and collector.
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"The greatest treasure that Brooklyn has is its people, good people," he said.
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It is valued at $26 million and considered a national treasure in Spain.
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"If the fund does well, the managers share in the treasure," he wrote.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A Chinese company is looking beyond trash for treasure.
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The Internet Archive can also be a treasure trove for old 78 r.p.m.
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In fact, rewards are often given to people who find treasure in Britain.
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Diablo II, however, is an action-RPG with a focus on treasure-hunting.
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Chloe Frazer is an Australian treasure hunter who was introduced in Uncharted 3.
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Szpakowski speculated that the trucks contained Klose's gold or some equally valuable treasure.
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"Comets really are the treasure-troves of the solar system," Taylor previously said.
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At least one famed treasure of the palace's permanent exhibition was not stolen.
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But here in Britain, we'll be cheering like mad for a national treasure.
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"Treasure Island" (1950) was Disney's first foray into the live-action film world.
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The Cocomelon Nursery Rhymes YouTube channel is a part of Treasure Studio, Inc.
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Carrie Fisher, a national treasure in more ways than one, died on Tuesday.
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"It's a treasure trove of information," said the alliance's chief executive, Robert Andrews.
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He would take young Doug and his brother on daysails to Treasure Island.
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Maybe you'll be invited onto a team of divers searching for buried treasure?
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A sweet, self-effacing, highly talented constructor, Maura Jacobson was a national treasure.
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I treasure those photos and I keep them in this old miner's bag.
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It's like going on a treasure hunt, except you don't get a map.
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Do you agree with the saying "one person's trash is another person's treasure"?
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It always felt like holding the treasure map to some ancient, profound secret.
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Instead, we're going to delve into the treasure chest that is Sailor Moon.
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For more than three generations, the U.S. has committed blood and treasure to its European allies, acting under full constitutional authority while receiving the binding reciprocal commitment of its partners to commit their own blood and treasure to the United States.
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Whatever the setting, Salgari filled his stories with swordfights, hidden treasure and beautiful maidens.
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Treasure & Bond also created posh kitchen essentials—like artisinal cheese boards and serving bowls.
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She was a national treasure to be cherished by every generation throughout the world.
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You dig through the ground beneath you, carving a path and seeking out treasure.
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The Goonies; Indiana Jones; The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; Muppet Treasure Island.
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They provide entertainment, and a treasure trove of educational sessions for any bar anywhere.
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Thanks to Saturday Night Live, Aidy Bryant is now, rightfully so, a national treasure.
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Citing historical accounts, The Express reports that the Dmitry Donskoi may be treasure-laden.
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In addition to being joyfully large, Samson apparently inspires a treasure trove of trivia.
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Add to this, the Dutch and British governments view Unilever as a corporate treasure.
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And here today, we're here to celebrate the treasure that was Carrie Frances Fisher.
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Much like Halassy, Takács became a national treasure for his endeavours at the Olympics.
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Her impersonation might be one-note, but it is something to treasure (21:230).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2:2123).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2:00).
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Her impersonation might be one-note, but it is something to treasure (230:2210).
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The mask is really something, but the true hidden treasure here is Payne herself.
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They're after the tusk of Ganesh, which is presumably some kind of ancient treasure.
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The Cofiwch Dryweryn wall went from neglected graffiti to national treasure in six months.
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One of the most cherished features of "the castle" is its archaeological treasure trove.
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I will miss Pat greatly and will always treasure the times we had together.
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For example, under the "treasure box" window, every trader offers one free sample box.
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But much depends on how Mr Haftar and his allies handle their recovered treasure.
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Public data should be a commons, not a treasure hoarded behind lock and key.
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (16113:16103).
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It's the tale of an epic space adventure based on the novel Treasure Island.
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First, players can build a room of treasure bait with fiendish guardians or traps.
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At heart, it's essentially an interactive summer blockbuster, part National Treasure, part Indiana Jones.
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It's weird how credit card info is often doled out like treasure hunt clues.
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We already knew that Trader Joe's can be a treasure trove for vegan shoppers.
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This precious treasure of news comes from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio.
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (23811:234111).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (250:2800).
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Every day he approached his counter like a small boy on a treasure-hunt.
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Think about the treasure hunter scene with Rose at the end of the film.
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A warehouse of boats was damaged at Treasure Island Marina in Panama City Beach.
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The moment I treasure most was the worst travel day of the entire election.
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They are a national treasure of all races, all religions, all walks of life.
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Meanwhile, the government wants Dish to put its treasure trove of spectrum to use.
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No wonder they're a target; office printers are a treasure trove of sensitive data.
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Like TJX, fellow off-price retailer Ross Stores offers shoppers a treasure hunt experience.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Daniel John Dyer is a national treasure.
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He was a national treasure—and everyone knew it, even if they hated it.
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Egyptologists, however, say there is unlikely to be any treasure within the hidden space.
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Fenn, tell me where the treasure chest is or I'm going to kill you.
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But interestingly, all four of them are still out there searching for the treasure.
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So they ask me how I can prove that I actually hid the treasure?
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For human rights groups, the archives were a treasure trove hidden in plain sight.
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Maybe, since I'm feeling coastal, The Waves, Treasure Island, and The Sea, The Sea?
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The whole album is a treasure chest of well known and super obscure samples.
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Sonar devices have also become one of the most important instruments for treasure hunters.
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Fenn claims he receives more than 100 "treasure emails" from eager seekers every day.
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The main action of Darkest Dungeon concerns raiding dungeons, killing monsters, and getting treasure.
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Lo had discovered a "treasure trove" of valuable DNA floating freely in the bloodstream.
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Another treasure trove of Hamilton documents fetched $2.6 million earlier this year at auction.
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You're the sign of independence, but that doesn't mean you don't treasure your partners.
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For over 15 years, America's blood and treasure has been spent fighting this war.
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This show is indeed an underrated treasure, one that you need to watch ASAP.
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Now, she tells PEOPLE that she's grateful for Pratt and their greatest treasure: Jack.
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There's a whole treasure trove on GIPHY, here are the very best of them.
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Using Google Earth, I looked at the abandoned field where we buried the treasure.
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Predictably, at some point the hemorrhage of America's Fort Knox treasure had to stop.
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So it's literally a multi-million dollar question: What happens to this treasure trove?
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The 1980s represent a treasure trove of popular culture, fashion and, of course, gadgets.
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ANYTHING that the City can do to safe this treasure would be greatly appreciated.
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How much are we willing to pay in terms of time, treasure, and casualties?
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These documents are always a treasure trove of unknown information about your favorite artists.
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Today, Rotspon—which literally translates to "red wood"—is still a delicious, local treasure.
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" She later added, "I do think it's a national treasure that should be preserved.
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There's a treasure trove of video game history deep in the heart of Texas.
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Kathryn Towne moved to Treasure Island in 13 with her husband and three kids.
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"I treasure my circle of women, their humor, their wisdom, their eccentricities," she wrote.
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (13:00).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2450:24212).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (241:2410).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (23:00).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (8013:8003).
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Treasure Enterprise and Abundant Life, which share a phone number, had no immediate comment.
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"One of These Things First" is not only a departure but an absolute treasure.
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Treasure Cay, where Morgerman was holed up, was one of the worst-hit areas.
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"I treasure my morning quiet time to get focused for the day," he said.
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Other defense witnesses said Bergdahl provided a treasure trove of information after his release.
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"Tonight is very special, I will treasure it," Clooney said after accepting the honor.
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NATIONAL TREASURE III: Via Fox Sports, Tom Brady's Super Bowl LI jersey was found.
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This latest collection of micro-fictions is a treasure trove of tiny wry masterpieces.
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Treasure Island With Bear Grylls starts Sunday, September 8 at 9pm on Channel 4.
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That means there's often little time or desire to distinguish between trash and treasure.
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Citing historical accounts, The Express reports that the Dmitry Donskoi may be treasure-laden.
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The group is also holding Toshio Ito, a Japanese treasure hunter abducted in 2010.
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In little over 12 months Arctic Monkeys had ticked boxes, become a national treasure.
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I highly recommend flea markets: It's an aimless treasure hunt filled with conversation starters.
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It's more of a treasure hunt than a fight, and there's an interesting storyline.
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Upon reflection I changed that to TREASURE MAP, which seemed to be more apt.
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Carefully walk out and grab the treasure off the corpse hanging over a rafter.
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The explosion of e-commerce has made USPS even more of a national treasure.
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Where would you and your sacks of treasure go to hide from spiraling calamity?
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"An American Treasure" digs into the vaults of Tom Petty, who died in 2017.
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Ollie's goal is to recover — well, steal — a family treasure, a unique 78 r.p.m.
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But Eduardo Sarabia's varied practice includes painting, sculpture, mezcal making and even treasure hunting.
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Dancing treasure chests would give young players points for watching video ads, potentially endlessly.
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That week, though, Shawnna Graham found another treasure among Billy Graham's possessions: his wallet.
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If I wasn't hooked on adventure and treasure before, I was after reading them.
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Astin's character Mikey led his friends on the pirate treasure hunt in "The Goonies."
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It's the time that the frog spends at home that I treasure most, though.
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We treasure them, or at least what we think we remember them to be.
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Older Parisians began to cry, lamenting how their national treasure was quickly being lost.
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I've never asked the question, because, to be honest, I'd rather treasure the thrill.
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One of the first results is the name of a company: Trump Treasure Limited.
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The island was pirate-themed and was inspired by the Disney film "Treasure Island."
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The Treasure Truck typically puts the day's brand up on a cinema-style marquee.
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The second time I saw the Treasure Truck in real life, it was raining.
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Last May, an Amazon Treasure Truck burst into flame in the streets of Philadelphia.
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Jeremy Jacobowitz and John Mitchell were on the hunt for treasure in Central Park.
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It could be a sign that there's more buried treasure waiting to be found.
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His book is a small treasure, one to be read and considered and reread.
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"I've learned that treasure hunting is a lot of work and headaches," he said.
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In his songs, Mr. Buffett imagined himself as a pirate, always plundering toward treasure.
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But one infection can still of course deliver a treasure trove of sensitive information.
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Would the U.S. be willing to accept the cost in lives and national treasure?
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"When I found them, I felt instantly this is a treasure," he told Insider.
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We cuddle and watch some Blood and Treasure in bed and I fall asleep.
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Chesley Sullenberger is casting so obvious that it's redundant: national treasure on American hero.
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"When treasure is found it belongs, from the moment of finding, to the nation."
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