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 world has more Guineas than a pirate's treasure chest.
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Omfg this pic is a treasure chest of laughs pic.twitter.
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That makes MU69 a treasure chest in the study of origins.
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After you hit "Warmer," Garfield appears and points toward a treasure chest.
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It's a genetic treasure chest that has already led to important breakthroughs.
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"I'm adding a big bottle of Gemba sake to your treasure chest."
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His treasure chest, which contains excavated relics, could be subject to federal scrutiny.
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It's an infinite treasure chest of discoveries, and every day something is different.
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"It's less than a rounding error relative to their treasure chest," he said.
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Instead, we're going to delve into the treasure chest that is Sailor Moon.
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Fenn, tell me where the treasure chest is or I'm going to kill you.
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The whole album is a treasure chest of well known and super obscure samples.
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Winners will hunt for a treasure chest alongside Branson, through a series of "mini challenges".
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Look at the picture of the treasure chest on the back cover of my book.
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"No one knows where that treasure chest is but me," Fenn told NPR in 2016.
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A treasure chest, perched atop a seemingly insurmountable hill, provides an optional puzzle and challenge.
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So just what's in this treasure chest of public domain goodies from 95 years ago?
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No treasure chest full of gold was found during Bagley's excavation of the site on Wednesday.
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Technological drilling advances literally unearthed a massive virtual treasure chest of America shale oil and natural gas.
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Lots of people saw the treasure chest when it was in my vaults before I hid it.
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Early in the game, a optional mission involves tracking down a treasure chest shaped like an apple.
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And once, he even planted a treasure chest of Nazi papers at the bottom of a lake.
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But for me and other people now in their mid to late-20s, LimeWire represented a treasure chest.
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It sheds a layer of its entertainment treasure chest in order to make way for even more delights.
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Each child who meets a Fairy Princess gets a toy that comes out of a secret treasure chest.
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The advantage for Fair, aside from the $1.5 billion treasure chest it has amassed — is the platform itself.
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It also is a treasure chest for watch collectors, and a prime place to talk with vintage enthusiasts.
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In their view, every unstudied species, every specimen, is potentially an unopened treasure chest of unimagined chemical combinations.
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It doesn't matter if they're Athenian or Spartan, just that they're the ones between you and the treasure chest.
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That always hits me when I come home and my treasure chest bear is lying on my pillow, empty.
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You can spot where everything from a city to a treasure chest is located before you even start exploring.
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Travel Medallion: There will be a new treasure chest somewhere in the game world which contains the Travel Medallion.
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Think of each as a treasure chest, full of dance jewels; of course, certain ones have that extra sparkle.
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Players in the trailer get medals for a headshot, opening a treasure chest, and even just chopping down a tree.
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The latest trend is loot boxes, where players open a treasure chest of some kind, having no idea what's inside.
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In the United States, a search continues in the Rocky Mountains for a treasure chest hidden by an eccentric art dealer.
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Your computer or smartphone can be a treasure chest for someone looking to track you down, so don't leave them the keys.
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He would fill a treasure chest with gold and jewels, he thought, and carry it to a special place in the Rockies.
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But when you defeat another arsenal like yours, the wreck stays on the map like a treasure chest for you to open.
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Now Larry Gagosian and John Berggruen are preparing to open outposts of their international galleries across from SFMOMA's blue-chip treasure chest.
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The Trump administration couldn't have picked a more prized asset in the AT&T treasure chest to present as an "alternative" divestment choice.
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He has put together Poggy's Box, a treasure chest of fashion from emerging Japanese designers, to entice retailers to carry little-known labels.
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In contrast to smaller operations, large businesses with a treasure chest of resources has an earlier time complying with this plethora of rules.
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Lucky charms: tarot card, lingerie The dark and mysterious experiences in life are your treasure chest with Jupiter in the watery domain of Scorpio.
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Ashby disappeared in June 2017 after going on a quest for Forrest Fenn's gold, an elusive treasure chest allegedly hidden in the Rocky Mountains.
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As I progress through an area, I tend to leave a breadcrumb trail of cooking pots and the odd treasure chest across my map.
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Investors are betting that they are, because VENN has raised a $17 million treasure chest to spend on bringing its vision to the market.
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Kristaps Porzingis A very ornate, jewel encrusted, medieval looking treasure chest for Young Lurch to store his mounds of Zing bars in and lord over.
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The man said the abuse lasted six and a half years and caused a "treasure chest full of pain" that he carried around every day.
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Somewhere in the Rockies, in the roughly 1,000 miles between Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Canadian border, may be a treasure chest worth millions.
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At Michaels Jewelers, these stones are sold under a white-label brand, Treasure Chest Grown, to distinguish them from natural diamonds in the same collection.
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I still remember the excitement of being allowed to explore the treasure chest that was my own grandmother's pocketbook, or the silky wonderland of her nightgown drawer.
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Ant Financial, a subsidiary of Jack Ma's e-commerce giant Alibaba, is using some of the $14 billion treasure chest it just raised to invest in blockchain.
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While the Chuitna site is located in the south-central Alaska, the gargantuan coal reserves of Arctic Alaska, the state's real coal treasure chest, aren't far away.
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Their response was to draw on the museum's greatest asset: its treasure chest of a collection that ranges from design and art to fashion, theater and engineering.
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In the second effort, the federal government has coaxed states and counties into adopting its defensive technologies, a treasure chest of security offerings, mostly free of charge.
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The Federal Reserve has a treasure chest full of information about American household saving, in a data set recently renamed the Financial Accounts of the United States.
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While it had a rocky launch, the project is spending part of that treasure chest to incentivize developers to build applications on its platform, instead of Ethereum.
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Related: [NSFW] Guro: The Erotic Horror Art of Japanese Rebellion Open a Treasure Chest of Vintage Spanish Erotica [NSFW] Takashi Murakami Opens a Major Show in Tokyo
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Now, the Obama administration is hoping to unlock that treasure chest with the launch of The Opportunity Project, a new open data project spearheaded by the White House.
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It was her treasure chest — not filled with Barbies or plastic trinkets, but a trove of fashion as pure joy, puzzle pieces that helped Totah put herself together.
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And, at least to some small extent, it's also about indulging those childhood fantasies and sketches that every car designer has hidden away in a treasure chest somewhere.
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Until this morning, when links to many of the videos were tweeted by Mic reporter Sage Boggs, we certainly weren't aware of this low-profile treasure chest either.
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It comes with a sailing ship, palm trees, two pirates, treasure chest, and X to mark the spot, booty bucket, digging shovel, grooming rake, crocodile, monkey, and parrot.
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Stadler presented the most involved figure, which had a megaphone, binoculars, a wizard's hat, a treasure chest with coins and a pickax ("I help mine for new ideas").
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At least that's what it felt like at the time, when sexuality was like the corner of a treasure chest, peeking out from under the dirt of puberty.
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On the possibility of Apple using its treasure chest to buy companies, Isaacs said while this was an exciting option for media and onlookers, the investment community isn't convinced.
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There's a sense of ease knowing what lies inside each treasure chest, which bush an enemy will spring from, or the secret tactic that vanquishes a foe with ease.
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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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Eric Ashby moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado, in April 2016 in hopes of finding Fenn's elusive treasure chest hidden in the Rocky Mountains, his sister, Lisa Albritton, told ABC News.
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Do you hit up Taco Bell to gorge on the unholy delights of Doritos Locos and Quesalupas, or, if you dare, the forbidden treasure chest that is a Grande Meal?
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But the easiest way to generate extra ad dollars may be simply opening up more of Facebook's traditional browsing to ad placement, and Groups is a massive treasure chest to unlock.
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Second, that U.S. policy blunder allowed China to build a readily deployed treasure chest of more than $3 trillion, and an additional $2 trillion in short- and long-term international investments.
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"Many people criticized us, they said this is a kind of treasure chest, that the finance ministry is sitting on gold," Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said last week about the reserves.
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The discovery comes nearly seven months after Bilyeu went missing in January after setting out on the Rio Grande River in a raft with his dog in search of a treasure chest.
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While walking the grounds, James discovered a treasure chest with a mystery map inside that had coordinates on it, which Sharer pursued in his video with YouTuber Chad Wild Clay, shared Wednesday.
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There's a treasure chest full of metrics that support Bledsoe's growing value, but the most notable is his net rating since the All-Star break when Giannis Antetokounmpo is off the floor.
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Now, Girl Scouts wants to take what Acevedo calls its "treasure chest" of tips and techniques and share it with every girl, regardless of whether or not she belongs to a troop.
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In the treasure chest that is his Pimlico Road showcase, filled with original Anglepoise lamps and 19th-century carpets but also projects in various states of completion, it's all about the work.
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Her errand completed, Ms. Ullman piled into the black chauffeured car that was waiting outside and sped uptown to Blue Tree, a Madison Avenue treasure chest stuffed with jewelry, accessories and cheerful kitsch.
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No. But let's say I told you there's a treasure chest, and there are hundreds of balls in the chest and inside five of them, there's a diamond ring worth a lot of money.
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Biden's rivals, meanwhile, have a veritable treasure chest of Senate votes Biden cast over three decades, as well as Obama administration trade policies, with which to draw contrasts between themselves and the former vice president.
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CHRISTMAS in New York is a time when, in the words of Meyer Berger, the city tries "to match the gems from her endless treasure chest against the winking and sparking brilliants in Heaven's vault".
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The outro—an epic, operatic synth breakdown courtesy of Mike Dean—is the sound of a rap artist opening up a brand new treasure chest of weaponry, and with it a host of new possibilities.
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For nearly 28 years, David Chen hid away a treasure chest of black-and-white photographs that he took of the protest movement that erupted at Tiananmen Square in Beijing in the spring of 1989.
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My icy treasure chest of leftovers, of bread for toasting, of orange peels for candying; of frozen vegetables and fish; of my sister-in-law's cherry chocolate cake and my mother-in-law's eggnog kugel.
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It's kind of like when you're in the attic of your cool (but kind of bat-shit crazy) grandfather's crib, and you find a treasure chest of all the old stuff that tells his life story.
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I think that is the reason why conservatives or bottom-line guys, liberals talk about dreams and pretty moments and the world is your treasure chest and it&aposs a bear trap and -- it is not.
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The benevolent porn-hoarder compiled his treasure chest into a smaller, more manageable torrent file, which is currently has about 40 seeds, meaning about 40 people are hosting the full file for download by Eroshare enthusiasts.
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This being a Smithsonian joint, the museum serves as treasure chest to hundreds of artifacts from slavery, civil rights, black power, all the way up through President Obama — each artifact conjuring stories of dehumanization and perseverance.
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The act lets FEMA tap a $40 billion dollar emergency treasure chest set aside by Congress to do things like build temporary medical facilities, deploy response teams, help patients travel to get help, and other measures.
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My favorite thing is to go to Shakespeare & Company in Paris and buy a pile of books that intrigue me and have them sent back to the U.K. A big beautiful bookshop is a treasure chest.
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You start off by holding a total of 15 spirit emblems, but it's possible to increase that pool, and anything you collect beyond that goes into a mysterious treasure chest that's pulled from whenever you rest.
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Each tranche — basically, a financial treasure chest that will be unlocked should certain conditions be met — vests and becomes available to Musk once a certain number of operational milestones and stock market capitalization goals have been achieved.
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Cooked in thousands of different ways, almost always creatively burnished with selective spoonfuls from a treasure chest of seasonings and spices, potatoes are served in every town and village at mealtimes and as chutney-augmented street snacks.
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Analysts at Credit Suisse and Cowen said Tiffany could be worth as much as $140-$160 per share and UBS analysts estimate cash-rich LVMH has an M&A treasure chest of some 203 billion euros ($44.4 billion).
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For example you might find a crack in the ground that, when mined, vomits forth a volume of lava you'll have to get away from, and then inside the resulting cave are some skeletons guarding a treasure chest.
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Analysts at Credit Suisse and Cowen said Tiffany could be worth as much as $140-$160 per share and UBS analysts estimate cash-rich LVMH has an M&A treasure chest of some 40 billion euros ($44.4 billion).
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Toyota Research Institute, TRI, the automaker's initiative in artificial intelligence, autonomous driving and home robotics, has a treasure chest of $1 billion and says it has led a $14 million series A round investment in the Israeli company.
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Not just the act of doing dumb things — like jumping through unseen holes in the world to find a treasure chest you shouldn't have access to yet (true story) — but the way the community exults in these activities together.
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Now the investors and the founders have to make a decision — what should determine the speed at which this hypothetical company, let's call it "Fuego," invests its treasure chest of money in the amazing opportunity that motivated the investors?
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Art Review In "Monkey Business," a 2013 sculpture by the design team Studio Job, a life-size, long-tailed primate covered in a granular coat of tiny crystals and sporting a gold-tasseled red fez straddles a treasure chest.
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The fund achieved an average growth rate of around 5.6 percent (before expenses) between 1998 and 2015, leading to an absolute growth in assets of around twenty times and a treasure chest now almost twice the size of Norway's economy.
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These are all acceptable meals for Garfield, but if you get the food item into his bowl within your first three tries, your treasure chest reward varies in value in proportion to how much you paid for the food item.
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Moving to a territorial tax system that only taxes U.S.-based earnings would cause U.S. multinational companies to bring home their estimated $2.4 trillion of stranded foreign earnings — eliminating the treasure chest that EU regulators are targeting with their tax decisions.
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If you're up for something outside your usual wheelhouse, the Criterion Channel is a treasure chest, with films that hail from Sweden and Senegal, from nearly every decade since the birth of cinema, and from every genre you can imagine.
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I repeatedly re-enacted a TV ad from the 1970s wherein a Viking grabs a chocolate bar from a treasure chest, shoves half of it into his mouth, swallows and shouts with a joy, strength, and power I wished I had.
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"It is like being alone in a dark room with a treasure chest full of rubies and nuggets and brocades," Sackville-West marveled in a letter to Woolf after reading the novel; this version lacks that sense of giddy extravagance.
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While I quickly grew tired of finding Yet Another Outpost With a Treasure Chest, I delighted to find one of a handful of astrological stone markings, which had players solving a small puzzle while listening to a conversation between Khemu and Bayek.
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She was like, 'I feel like I'm Adam in my soul and Abby's in my stomach in a little treasure chest and she said, 'I threw and locked away the key, and sometimes I find the key and I let her out.
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The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is a treasure chest, but don't overlook the smaller museums like the Museum of Islamic Art; the Coptic Museum, which is full of Egyptian Christian artifacts; and the Agricultural Museum, where you can learn about Egyptian agriculture.
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The latter in particular is a modern basketball tragedy: Charlotte selected Kaminsky ninth overall, ahead of Justise Winslow, Myles Turner, and Devin Booker, and at the same time reportedly turning down the small treasure chest Boston would have offered for the pick.
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With 21968 works by more than 20193 artists spread over two museums, it's a hemispheric treasure chest, a redrafting of known narratives, and piece for piece one of the most enthralling shows I've seen in years, with one visual detonation after another.
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You move from node to node across a series of maps, and each node can lead to a fight, a merchant, a special event, a treasure chest, or a camp where you can rest or upgrade your abilities, which take the form of cards.
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By speaking to Dampe the gravekeeper past a certain point in the story, you unlock the ability to make new dungeons out of tiles with various configurations — a three-exit room with a treasure chest and a solid wall on the left, for instance.
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The result is, among other things, a treasure chest of sex, but the lid is opened inch by inch; one scene, in bed, is replayed a second time in deeper detail, as if Park had quizzed the two participants about their respective memories of that palpitating hour.
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In Breath of the Wild, they can be scanned once per day on your Switch or Wii U controller to initiate a drop of items and a treasure chest that has a random chance of containing an item exclusive to one of about a dozen different Zelda amiibo.
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From here—and, really, I'm not going to insult your ability to use your ears and eyes—Sudano opens the treasure chest of meme-ready songs, enters the catacombs, and emerges with a medley to rival any of the canvas of the Louvre or Greek statues of NYC's Met.
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A VPN can be used to watch content that is not available in your location, like all the extra shows on US Netflix, in the UK. Those of us in the UK can use a VPN to unlock a treasure chest of content that we otherwise wouldn't be able to get.
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The room was decorated in pink and purple (Julianna's favorite colors) and there were activities galore: from nail-painting stations (Julianna always had a perfect pedicure and manicure) to a display of her princess dresses and her treasure chest of toys (kids were asked to take one home that reminded them of Julianna).
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Kowalska does all the draping and pattern making herself in the atelier below her treasure chest of a shop on Manhattan's Mulberry Street, which, in addition to the many things she has made, also sells things she simply loves: her ex-mother-in-law's pottery, say, or hand-woven bath rugs from Portugal.
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Hosted by the titular Mandel, the show is set to be a treasure chest of the best animal videos on the web all in one place: your TV. Each episode features Mandel choosing the best, never-before-seen submissions to the Instagram handle, which he then edits together with a splash of his own comedy.
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Cruise is now throwing its weight — which includes a treasure chest of more than 1,500 employees and $7.25 billion from majority shareholder GM, along with SoftBank Vision Fund, automaker Honda and T. Rowe Price & Associates — toward a large-scale deployment that "gets it right the first time," Ammann told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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In a recent interview with 20/20, he explained that he's searching for a treasure chest that millionaire Forrest Fenn is said to have buried in the Rockies; he believes that if he finds it, he'll be invited to the White House to meet President Trump in person to express his thanks and support.
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And on that Tumblr, he has a journal entry describing how he tweeted about Cheez-Its so many times in the year 2013 that Kellogg sent him a huge treasure chest full of a product called Cheez-It Grooves — "The best of Cheez-It and a chip in one," according to the chest's lid.
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What I didn't foresee was that, in the ensuing years, the "Toy Story" saga would dig around in the treasure chest of our lifelong obsessions—friendship, loss, the joyous longevity of our attachments, and, conversely, the dread of obsolescence—and, in the process, put to shame half of the allegedly grownup films that Hollywood supplies.
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Police hat, pirate hat, construction hard hat, knight helmet, motorcycle helmet; capes, backpacks, swim fins; shopping cart, bicycle, skateboard; shovel, hammer, swords, ax, umbrella, tuba, guitar, fire extinguisher, soccer ball, tennis racket; dog, raccoon, goose, skunk, pig, pony, sheep, frog; treasure chest, globe, golden chalice, silver coins — these little, everyday, bourgeois details are Playmobil's charm.
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Witty essays by Sarah Boxer, Bob Mankoff, Maria Popova and others accompany a four-century cartographical treasure chest that includes Andy Warhol's Central Park, Saul Steinberg's "View of the World From Ninth Avenue," a 1950s proposed subway bomb shelter, the 1908 pneumatic telegram service, a pigeon's-eye aerial view and a map made of newspapers dated Sept.
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"I will be honored to build on the legacy and accomplishments of my predecessors in this position to be part of a continuing movement to open the the treasure chest that is the Library of Congress even further, and to make it a place that can be found and used by everyone," Hayden said in an official statement.
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Sometime around 2010, Forrest Fenn—an octogenarian millionaire who'd made his fortune as an art dealer— hid a treasure chest full of gold and jewels somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, north of Santa Fe. He then self-published a memoir, The Thrill of the Chase, complete with a poem believed to be full of clues leading to the loot's resting place.
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On the player front, C. C. Sabathia's contract is up, Masahiro Tanaka can opt out of his and, because of new rules governing the signing of international players, the chase for the Japanese two-way talent Shohei Otani — who could fill a spot in the rotation and a gaping hole at designated hitter — will not simply be a matter of emptying the treasure chest.
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