It's always a treat to hear new music from Dave.
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"Vanessa was a true treat to work with," he said.
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Well Peter, it's a real treat to have Michael here.
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It's a "real treat" to get into MoMA, she said.
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Increasingly, socialism's trick looks like a treat to many American millennials.
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It's also, if you've ever been, just a treat to endure.
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Why not celebrate that fact with a little treat to yourself?
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Ahead of Christmas, it was a treat to taste gingerbread models.
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It's a rare treat to get great acting on The Walking Dead.
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What a treat to have Kyrie as your point guard every night.
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WIRED: First of all, this book was such a treat to read!
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She was a little treat to behold — an amuse-bouche, if you will.
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Gilmore Girls fans can now add a sweet, chilly treat to their Nov.
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Moore's quirky neuroticism and amazing all-black wardrobe are a treat to watch.
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It's a treat to walk its aisles and browse its well-stocked shelves.
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And Michelle recommends a sweet treat to help you beat the summer heat.
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It would be a treat to see it beat out three Disney films.
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It is, however, a treat to see any part of these inventive objects.
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One painful, Cassie-haunted date is not a treat to hear about, but understandable.
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Galaxy doughnutsCutesy foodies have a whole new treat to drool over (sorry rainbow bagels).
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They're both still a treat to watch, even when the material isn't so good.
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It's a treat to witness a wine evolve over the course of a meal.
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And like schizophrenia in general, memory problems are difficult to treat, to be generous.
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"What a treat to watch those vintage planes in action again," the President wrote.
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It was a nice touch, and much appreciated treat to help edge off hunger.
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Teachers are putting together buckets of treat to keep students calm during lockdown drills.
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Customers are asking for the treat to be sent to multiple cities and states.
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Rich and honeyed, it's a sweetly appropriate treat to usher in the New Year.
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Starbucks Bearista Gingerbread Biscuit is a sweet treat to dip into your morning coffee.
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Jessica would be better off finding a different treat to give her beloved pup.
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I ordered them as a treat to myself when I got a small raise.
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And Watts's film is a visual treat; to be fair, many Marvel blockbusters are.
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Laurence accomplishes both moods wonderfully, and it's a treat to watch her descend into darkness.
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Plus, it was a treat to dress elegantly after waddling around for weeks on end.
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Anything we can do to honor them is a real treat to get to do.
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I feel like, wow, what a treat to have a smart person make my work better.
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Mix all three ingredients in the palm of your hand, then spot treat to the pimple.
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It's a treat to see Randall and Beth's (Susan Kelechi Watson) parenting in the present day.
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Which is why it's such a treat to see Three Billboards on the upcoming release calendar.
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Thanks as always for listening to Equity; it's a treat to make for you each week.
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The iconic cookie company has released a treat to give that special someone this February 14.
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The hottest days of summer are upon us, so here's a treat to cool you down.
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We tested out this unique spa treat to find out if it made our skin softer.
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It's a treat to find samosa wrappers as thin and greaseless as these in a restaurant.
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What a huge treat to listen to the Voyages Issue of The New York Times Magazine.
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It's a delightful treat to take the subway, because it means 30 uninterrupted minutes of reading.
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I put on another episode of You after I give H. a treat to munch on.
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" Sanders, turning away, says: "Yeah — good, OK." Steyer replies: "It was a treat to see you.
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Then, as a special treat to wrap up our Instagram mini-series, we have two expert guests.
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It's a real treat to listen to their harmonizing, but with updated lyrics for our modern times.
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Then, when a snack jones strikes, you'll have a go-to treat to avoid unhealthy office snacks.
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It may be a treat to see him relishing the role of a boastful, blustering carnival barker.
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Similarly, it's a treat to see a piece by the somewhat underrated Abstract Expressionist painter Michael Goldberg.
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Every morning, it's such a treat to have five, six, seven people working together on the Gargouillou.
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The less effective a vaccine is, the more people you need to treat to produce herd immunity.
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The ferry managers admitted that it was a rare treat to receive spontaneous cheers from New Yorkers.
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Then, Chang, hiding behind a couch, would toss a treat to the dog at the owners' request.
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They're the perfect treat to share whenever you want to make the night a little more special.
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Once we get to know characters, it's a treat to imagine other paths they could have taken.
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It was always a treat to switch to Ciri's perspective—but we really didn't get enough of it.
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"It's a real thinker's golf course, and it's a real treat to play something like this," he said.
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Go to McDonald's on a hot day and it might recommend a frozen treat to you, for example.
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It's a rare treat to see a major artistic installation in more than one incarnation, let alone three.
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It's a treat to yourself, but you won't feel so guilty and like you can't afford your rent.
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A rounded striker with terrific distancing and movement, Hermansson could be a treat to watch on this card.
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I'll likely book Zeel again as a gift for friends and family or a rare treat to myself.
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It's a treat to watch and if the opponent doesn't keep up with him the takedowns seem effortless.
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So it was a welcome treat to showgoers that several designers revolved their shows around food this season.
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So for them it's quite a treat to have me playing here and other tennis players from Serbia.
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It's always a treat to view dance while sprawled on a picnic blanket, food and beverage on hand.
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That's what makes projects like Mandatory Check a treat to listen to—he's a archive for imaginative language.
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She had one more treat to savor, which she waited to open until after fulfilling her news media obligations.
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She gets even more veggies in at dinner, and Moore approves of Lathan's chocolate treat to end the day.
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Planets like this, covered in lush grass, are a genuine treat to discover after so many balls of rock.
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In Alaska, a man wields both an umbrella and an icy treat to keep himself and a child cool.
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These small songbirds are a common sight across most of the country and are always a treat to watch.
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" Sanders replied, "Yeah, good, OK." Steyer then said to a departing Sanders, "It was a treat to see you.
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As they should be: Talents like Anthony are rare, and it's a treat to see them when we can.
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I didn't love the book, but it was a treat to read a novel (and catch up with Scout).
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On my next ski jaunt, it will be a treat to reach into my pocket and taste the Dolomites.
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It was just a treat to have that much information about a game—and the world of that game.
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The Nintendo Super NES Classic isn't below its MSRP, but it's such a rare treat to see them in stock.
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The proposed rules would increase the number of opioid abusers that a doctor is allowed to treat to 200 patients.
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And one shop credited with bringing this frozen, fruity treat to New York is the Lemon Ice King of Corona.
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Natan Last: This puzzle was such a treat to make, even by the standards of the already lovely J.A.S.A. process.
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In one of the birthday photos, George is seen holding up an ice cream treat to the family's cocker spaniel, Lupo.
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Amazingly enough, that was over four years ago; time flies when there's always a new over-the-top treat to try.
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Using byproducts of their brewing process, like wheat and barley, the six-pack rings offer a treat to curious sea life.
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This chance to soar through the outdoors is a welcomed treat to rescue dogs still adjusting to life at the shelter.
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If you have these symptoms, it's natural to try to self-treat to avoid the inconvenience of going to the doctor.
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Dark is fun to try to solve — it's a treat to tease out the many connections running among the three eras.
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Even boxed cake is a fun treat to throw together for a last-minute office party or as a weekend dessert.
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So it was a treat—to say the least—to enjoy the quiet halls of the Brooklyn Museum on a weekday.
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It's a treat to hear now—"a fast ride with no seatbelt," according to Kristin Corry's Stream of the Crop review.
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Combined with the full tilt narcissism the job all but required, and I had become a real treat to be around.
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After macarons dominated the photogenic food world, it was about time for another sweet treat to take over our Instagram feeds.
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So for the life of me, I couldn't figure out why anybody would give a contaminated treat to a little kid.
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Miranda never quite gets there with All the Missing Girls, but it's still a treat to follow her on the way.
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It's a treat to find, in the opening pages of some of these epics, the forked brackets of a fictional genealogy.
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As an added treat to the announcement, Google gave out samples of the hardcover version of Photo Books at the event.
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You used to go to your local bar or restaurant as a treat to yourself -- a way to escape the bullshit.
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On a hot summer day, there's nothing better than a refreshing frozen treat to cool you down—and get you high.
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But it sure is a treat to see Donald Trump experiencing even a moment of discomfort, and in close-up no less.
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I do like going, it's such a special treat to be able to go, but gosh, you can get anything online now.
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"Avocados are high in fat and are a good treat to feed rats that need to gain weight quickly," the site says.
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While Murphy's presence was an obvious treat to his PEOPLE colleagues, the experience was also beneficial to the puppy and his training.
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It was such a treat to spend the afternoon with her, and she was such a pro, completing four (!) different costume changes.
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And yet, "only good" Pineda is still a real treat to watch, with his cutter that cuts and his slider that slides.
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A fun little pick me up, a treat to share with your partner, or a fantastic aide in putting yourself to sleep.
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Earlier in July, he wielded an umbrella and a frozen treat to keep the heat at bay, for him and a child.
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Samsung is using top-of-the-line technology for both of these phones' displays, and they're a real treat to look at.
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The treat is coated in liquid nitrogen, allowing those who eat the treat to blow "smoke" out of their nose and mouth.
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A lot of us were delighted to have been proven wrong, and not just because it was a treat to feel surprised.
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His willingness to confront his own memory and his past self is a treat to decipher, page after page, image after image.
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This basic ganache recipe is the perfect treat to make with kids and can be jazzed up any which way you like.
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It&aposs such a nice treat to be traveling during my birthday and by far the best gift I could ever desire.
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Arming herself with a banana-nut muffin and Twinkies, she squeezes out the icing from the latter treat to create a makeshift cupcake.
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To see him return to competition of any kind with a clear head was a treat, to see him excel was a bonus.
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It's a treat to use and is well worth the price for those looking to spend less than $900 on a new smartphone.
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Though he is likely to dominate all contenders in the weight class, it is always a treat to witness his caliber of skill.
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The Cadbury collab brings the luxe treat to the masses, however, and eschews the high prices that often come with fancy candy stores.
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That didn't mean that my natural hair wasn't as pretty... straight hair was just a treat to switch it up on special occasions.
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That same Scoggins has been a treat to watch on the feet, with a very similar to that used by Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson.
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The San Francisco Bay Area native can only hope to give his fans a special treat to go along with the free tickets.
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Ricciardo said then that he would probably limit the celebration to victories only, but he said nothing about extending the 'treat' to others.
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LaChapelle rarely does music videos anymore so it's a real treat to see him creating so sumptuous to go with your otherworldly music.
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The dogs stop to catch their breath with tails wagging, waiting for a pat on the head and maybe a treat to nibble.
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I promised myself to give the critical instinct a rest, because it's a treat to enjoy a show without needing to evaluate it.
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It's a treat to enter the larger studio of the refurbished Performance Space New York, formerly Performance Space 122, for the first time.
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About this Joker, and about the threat he poses to an America this writer loves, it's a treat to watch Rushdie let fly.
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But the Chihuahua had no treat to offer save for its affections, and Lemon soon trotted back to the safety of the asphalt.
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I usually only take one "big" vacation a year, so I'm also trying to remind myself that I deserve a treat to myself!
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This screen is really a treat to look at: colors pop, blacks are inky deep, and it gets bright enough to use outdoors.
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Lulu's handler gave me a treat to give to her and I had a little blonde shadow for the rest of the event.
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Made with Belgian chocolate and all-natural peppermint, this Kirkland Signature peppermint bark is the perfect treat to bring to a holiday party.
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A jewelry store owner in India thought he was doing a good deed when he offered a treat to a monkey outside his shop.
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Even so, She's Gotta Have It is a treat to watch, especially its small, digressive conversations about gentrification or white privilege or sexual hypocrisy.
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As a treat to her daughter, Hayek, 52, allowed Valentina to cut her hair in their family's bathroom — which was all caught on camera.
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Even Becca (Janet Varney), Jimmy's ex and Lindsay's sister, considered the worst among the worst, is a treat to witness in every unhinged scene.
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Diane Kruger is always a treat to see at fashion week — both because she always looks so good and because she makes us laugh.
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It's a treat to watch his Nora come to life without sacrificing the emotional and political architecture that Ibsen built into and around her.
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So we're going to have to look at that aspect, in ways that prevent or treat, to a degree, the development of something worse.
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We are all about cozying up to the pillow purse this season and have fully embraced it as a sleepy treat to our closets.
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It was Jimmy Kimmel's fiftieth on Monday night, so Adam Sandler turned up to take over the show as a birthday treat to Kimmel.
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In addition to hydrating your skin, it has a subtle grapefruit and orange rind scent that is a true treat to use every day.
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Its interface is clear and easy to use, and even though it disables OIS, I think it would be a treat to use for cinematographers.
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He told CNBC's "Halftime Report " there is a better than 50% chance that Trump follows through on his treat to hike tariffs on Chinese imports.
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When guests are heading out for the night, hand them a muslin drawstring bag filled with the savory treat to cherish as a midnight snack.
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StarVR's latest headset brings eye-tracking and a seriously expanded field of view to the game, and the latter especially is a treat to experience.
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For the kids, it was a treat to see this adult who knew the game and could tell them about it in their native language.
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The display is a treat to look at: it has thin bezels, vibrant color and contrast, a wide color gamut, and a fast refresh rate.
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"Having started out inventing robots at WobbleWorks, it's quite a treat to be closing the circle with 3Doodler robot kits," CEO Max Bogue told Techcrunch.
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In June, McDonald's introduced the Dutch treat to the masses when it included a Stroopwafel McFlurry as one of four limited-time international menu items.
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Nettles tells PEOPLE it was "a treat" to perform the classic "Jolene" with Pentatonix and help present Parton with the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award.
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That led Chang and his team to develop a dog camera that lets people see, talk to and toss a treat to their dogs remotely.
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And considering Thai fighters usually top out at 147lbs, it was a rare treat to get to watch a super-heavy-weight showdown like this.
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Considering how long major museums have exhibited his work, it's a treat to access newer work that's inhabiting an institutional space for the first time.
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And this year, Target is putting a spooky twist on a classic Christmas treat to help Halloween fans of all ages ring in the holiday.
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A snack food that's high in fiber, low in fat, low in sodium, and incredibly convenient sounded like the perfect treat to Americans in 1986.
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Novelists rarely depict mothers eager to leave their babies, and it's a treat to see how lovingly, even joyfully, Woodson embraces her young heroine's desires.
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In this season of Big, Serious Movies, what a treat to find this wonderfully silly, perfectly paced hall of mirrors hanging out at the multiplexes.
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It's also a nice treat to get a pizza sometimes, and Seamless makes it easy to get your order just right without picking up the phone.
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Bass-baritone Gerald Finley sings the title role with impressive mettle, and the clear, deep tone of bass Kwangchul Youn (Melcthal) is a treat to hear.
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It wasn't just a treat to see her in the studio audience, fans were also loving the fact that Schumer is a big Judge Judy fan.
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The lollipops retail online for $8 for a 12-piece box, making it a perfect party favor, gift, or treat to keep for yourself just because.
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ON A dull day in Zurich, it's a treat to encounter a warm sunset glow infusing salty white light in Hauser & Wirth's trendy industrial art space.
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For those of us who are serious about our desserts, choosing what sweet treat to eat can feel like we're trying to pick a favorite child.
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Q: The way Milos was playing in Australia was a treat to watch, rushing the net regularly, creating a great contrast in styles with the opposition.
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It is truly a treat to watch his skill with the nuncahaku, a traditional martial arts weapon which he wields at the same lightning-fast pace.
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I take them out again and give them a treat to bribe them back to bed with L. I give L. a kiss goodbye and head out.
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You use the app to make the ball move around to amuse your dog, and and you can prompt it to dispense a treat to your pet.
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It is a rare treat to see an elephant confronted with snow, not really know what to do, but then realize it's actually the best thing ever.
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On Dragonstone, as a special treat to me, director Matt Shakman gives us five minutes of Daenerys making eyes at Jon Snow while he pets Drogon's face.
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She hands my son a dog treat to give away, but my not-yet-2-year-old doesn't know the difference between dog treats and human treats.
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They've also both contributed to Waypoint/VICE in the past, too, with words, photographs and presenting skills, so it's a treat to have them on the podcast.
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Khan tells his story with great affection – shots are beautifully framed by cinematographer John Wilmor, and the conversations between Hamid and Abhay are a treat to watch.
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"But actually it was much easier than expected and a wonderful treat to work at such close quarters with such a variety of exceptional pieces," she said.
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Gift a Bokksu subscription, $116.97/3 monthsExperience the creative snack culture of Japan through Bokksu, the subscription where they won't know which treat to tear open first.
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It's all to pay homage to Kyrie's love of doughnuts, as well as his tradition of bringing in the treat to the locker room his rookie year.
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WATCH THIS: This Simple Hack Will Fix Your Scorched Cookies Every Time The Peeps Oreos are not the first sweet treat to get us excited for spring.
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As chef and owner of Michaels Desserts, a home-based bakery in Bowie, Maryland, Michael donates a treat to those in need for each one he sells.
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As a bonus treat to you all, I present Kim Kardashian in spaceman silver thigh boots and being Hip-Hop AF in a Westside Connection t-shirt.
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The ephemera are a treat to read through, a reminder that the debt-free, anti-hierarchical, progressive school we need is not only possible, it's already happening.
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So it was a treat to hear him bring his burnished voice and penetrating musicianship to a generous helping of Mozart arias: nine in all (including two encores).
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So when I have a chance to share that with other people that maybe aren't from around here, I think it's a really cool treat to bring them.
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I just finished another book about our growing alarm around antimicrobial resistance, and I needed a good antidote to that...and so, this is my treat to myself.
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Now available on Netflix, this film is a perfect treat to tide you over until Downton Abbey's feature film debut—and to get your fix of Lily James.
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And if your office doesn't happen to be in on the "Free Bagel Fridays," then maybe you pack yourself a tasty treat to commence the oncoming weekend feels.
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Sashaying down memory lane with you made me realize how much the experience of watching television has changed, from once-a-week treat to isolated bingeing-and-tweeting.
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"hello ur Montreal concert was so fun n cool and it was a TREAT to see u guys perform monopoly for the first time live," one wrote on Twitter.
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It's still a treat to sit down to new episodes of this series, trusting that each new entry will deliver the laughs and thrills you've enjoyed this whole time.
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Now that we know Scandal's next season will be its last, it's almost a treat to be able to watch all the parallels to season 1 move into place.
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It's always a treat to hear what comes out of Frances McDormand's mouth when she gets up on stage, which is why this awards season has been particularly delightful.
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So it's a treat to watch her throw caution to the wind and let herself have fun with her employees (and, not coincidentally, a bottle of whatever liquor's handy).
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It was always a treat to admire when you pulled it off, and always a source of contention when you got caught in the same trap during multiplayer matches.
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It's going to be a real treat to see this stuff live on the show floor starting on March 24st — but in the meantime, we need a cheat sheet.
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Independent analyses have shown that rather than helping the middle class, the GOP would bilk working families to pay for a multi-trillion dollar treat to the wealthiest few.
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Counseling men on adhering to the daily pill would maximize the public health investment by decreasing the number of men needed to treat to prevent one infection, they add.
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NICOTINE REPLACEMENT THERAPY Then there's this awesome place called Brooklyn Standard that does these vegan pumpkin whoopie pies, so I'll get that as a treat to eat that night.
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But a New York pizza shop is giving their customers an especially adorable treat to go with their munchies while helping out a community organization at the same time.
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It's still a treat to sit down to new episodes of this series, trusting that each new entry will deliver the laughs and thrills you've enjoyed this whole time.
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Just in time for the season's rising temps, summer Fridays, and lazy days spent hanging beachside, one dessert bar has the perfect cool treat to turn things up a notch.
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National Doughnut Day (perhaps the greatest of all National Food Days) is upon us once again this Friday, June 3―promising a sweet, fried treat to kick off the weekend.
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From cronuts to cat cafés — and everything in-between — we basically can't get off the subway without encountering the culinary world's newest (and deliciously decadent) treat to snap and sample.
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It's quite a treat to watch him, whether it's going on the power play or a regular shift or a 3-on-3, you can see sparks in his eyes.
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A popular concoction of milk, tea and tapioca balls — a delicious treat to some, and an acquired taste to others — bubble tea was popularized by Japan but actually originated in Taiwan.
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This exciting concoction is a splendid treat to pair with your aprés dinner glass, or to simply keep in your desk at work, where drinking actual rosé is probably frowned upon.
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And if you need encouragement, we're here to give it: The holidays are still a ways off, so you deserve a guilt-free end-of-summer treat to tide yourself over.
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As someone who grew up with a deep appreciation for rocks, and later studied geology, seeing magicians deal with the Earth as a dynamic object is a real treat to behold.
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Though it was a treat to watch Harris and Hopkins face off (while Marsden blearily blinked along in the background), the far more interesting window into this backstory came from Dolores.
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"What we love the most is when we receive birds that we can treat to full recovery, and set them free again," said veterinary physician Janos Deri, who founded the hospital.
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She isn't ideally cast as a bureaucrat — petty or otherwise — but she's still a treat to watch, even when (or especially when?) she has to shimmy into full Mermaid Parade regalia.
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I was looking for big, summery flavors; satisfying, nostalgic textures; and the kind of general resilience that is necessary for a single frozen treat to thrive in a packed chest freezer.
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Trust Now that we are solidly in the tail end of the first season of "Trust," it was a treat to find that this week's episode was the best so far.
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AMERICAN BALLET THEATER It's a treat to see this company perform at the David H. Koch Theater, which is less cavernous than its usual New York setting, the Metropolitan Opera House.
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"It was quite a treat to watch a future superstar," said Rob Wilson, who still lives in Lower Merion Township and recalled taking his son to watch the adolescent Bryant play.
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Gail: I'm almost finished writing a book on the history of older women in America, and it is really a treat to watch Nancy Pelosi wiping the floor with Donald Trump.
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When she explained the double cleanse concept to me, Cho said she wanted to make using her products feel like a treat — to make double cleansing feel like a relaxing experience.
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It will likely be a treat to watch a young woman perform a live musical number that snarkily defines masculinity around violence and endurance as part of an ongoing dramatic irony bit.
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Even when giving your dog a new, vet-approved product, it is always wise to monitor how your pup interacts with a new toy or treat to ensure there aren't any issues.
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It's always a good time to see some Dolly, but it was a special treat to see Miley Cyrus reprise her much-beloved cover of "Jolene," this time with the unimpeachable source.
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The director says it was a treat to work with the two stars, who also share credits on 2006's A Scanner Darkly and 2009's The Private Lives of Pippa Lee.
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And after a quick break, the three return to their car, cones in hand, as Riley sweetly encourages younger sister Ryan to keep licking her melting treat to prevent it from dripping.
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The right straight to the body along the fence is a treat to see from any fighter, but Adesanya dug left hooks and right straights to the body consistently along the cage.
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It's been a treat to watch The Night Of unfurl its wings and shift from a gruesome HBO mystery to a gritty procedural to what has become a cynical, surprising courtroom drama.
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As a little post-Christmas treat to myself, I bought a few old Nintendo DS games to play on my 3DS—useful when your commutes can last two hours at a time.
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Their suggestion to prevent or alleviate this challenging condition: Shortly before leaving my dog alone, give him a Kong filled with a tasty frozen treat to distract from my departure and absence.
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The most memorable meal for me was the meal we had on our last night — it was a treat to splurge on a nicer dinner to celebrate the end of our trip!
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It was a treat to read the story, this summer, of how a security worker for the McDonald's Monopoly contest spent years filching winning tokens and finding co-conspirators to redeem them.
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And for me, it's like a real opportunity and a real treat to get to drill you guys here on stage in the United States Senate in front of all of you.
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And while a beauty subscription box is a fun treat to look forward to every month, recurring orders for your daily essentials can work wonders to make your life a little easier.
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When I was at a festival recently, my hungover friends thought it a wonderful treat to pass around a paper cup of lukewarm strawberry milk to share around the circle one morning.
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To promote Birthday Stories' global launch on the day I came into this world, Facebook is getting 50 bakeries across the United States to offer a free treat to anyone who comes in.
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Our clients on the project I'm working on are based in Hong Kong, so it's always a real treat to get to work in the morning and see what has come in overnight.
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The crew has been shooting season 2 in Las Vegas for the last few days, and so far the fan pictures and videos streaming in on Instagram have been a treat to follow.
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"It was such a treat to be with all these incredible moms and children and to watch the children play and be so free in front of the camera," adds the star, 39.
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Of those 153 films, I noted that only one was directed by a white man—a rare occurrence and a treat to separate myself from the homogenous breed that usually dominates the industry.
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"Music is always what attracts me to festivals first, but it's a treat to have black metal yoga, a sound bath, or meditation available if I'm in the mood for it," says Lisa.
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"Dad's out shoveling the driveway and mom desperately needed a treat to get through the rest of the night," Ashley Gardner says in the video she shared on her family's Facebook page Tuesday.
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And though it's a treat to see Bening as Dr. Lawson — a role that, without giving too much away, is more than meets the eye — she isn't actually given very much to do.
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I get a broccoli feta quiche, a bottle of water (there's nowhere to refill my water bottle on the train!), and hot chocolate as a treat to make up for this crazy delay.
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It's often a treat to figure out where Rush is going with any particular story, "to discover the direction of your own thinking in the course of mining the past," as she writes.
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As a special treat to royal fans, among the nine pictures of Harry included in the affectionate post, Meghan shared a previously-unseen photo from their 4-month-old son Archie's christening day.
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The statue [sculpted by Matthew Black] is something Brock Otterbacher, Mondo's creative director of toys/collectibles, has been working on for a while and it's been a real treat to see that come together.
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Two years ago, he decided to combine his two loves and founded Michaels Desserts, a bakery in which Michael donates a treat to the homeless and hungry for each cake, cookie or cupcake sold.
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You don't even need to say "trick or treat" to be rewarded with candy, which feels a bit like cheating to all of us who grew up having to mutter that free candy password.
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Google Doodle has a special treat to share in honor of Earth Day: A message from Dr. Jane Goodall, the famed British anthropologist and chimpanzee expert, and the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute.
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Taiyaki NYC, a Japanese-inspired ice cream shop, started selling its own version of soufflé pancakes in 2019, but this marks the first time a Japanese chain has brought the treat to New York.
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The throwaway attitude of the younger generation is both baffling and disheartening to Caroline, who grew up pre-online shopping, when it was "a real treat" to head to the mall with her mom.
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As your Halloween candy supply starts to dwindle next month, you'll have a new treat to look forward to: After a year of absence, Twix White is returning to grocery store shelves, Brand Eating reports.
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Trump said last week he would decide after the meeting of the leaders of the world's largest economies whether to carry out a treat to slap tariffs on at least $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick See Details HyperChiller — best for iced coffee fans For many, it doesn't matter what time of year it is, an iced coffee is a treat to be enjoyed all year long.
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The Timberlakes aren't ones to showcase little Silas on social media — the last time he appeared on his mom's Instagram was October — so it's a treat to see the tot turning into an actual kid.
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There was a time when each new entry in the Harry Potter canon was a treat to be savored, each new detail a gift to be admired, each new character a friend to be loved.
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Hotdoggers — the drivers navigating the city in Oscar Mayer's 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels — will be passing out samples of the unconventional sweet treat to passersby throughout their time in the Big Apple.
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All that and we were joined by Jeff Grabow, the U.S. venture capital leader at EY. Grabow was a treat to have on, as he has a wealth of knowledge of how companies go public.
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I researched how to bring dead pets back to life and, reader, you bet your ass I not only resurrected my fur baby, I also gave him a special treat to keep him young forever.
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Authorities arrived on the scene and fire officials created an excellent rescue plan: they used a tarp and ropes to raise the dog, while Bauer offered bacon as a treat to comfort Clyde during the ordeal.
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According to the tracker, Santa will touch down along the East Coast late Saturday evening, meaning there's plenty of time to bake (or buy) a holiday treat to leave for the man in the red suit.
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State Senator Jack Johnson, a Republican who sponsored the bill, has said counselors must refer patients they decline to treat to another therapist and must treat those seen as an immediate danger to themselves or others.
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It's a triumphant performance at the end of what has been a banner year for both acts, and it's a treat to hear King Krule's baritone echoing round a space large enough to do it justice.
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As a special treat to the devoted skate family, he introduced NYC hip-hop legend Rakim, who played a surprise set; other highlights included a marriage proposal that took place right on the rink's crowded floor.
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So it was a treat to see Retronauts, one of few gaming podcasts I go out of my way to subscribe to, feature the first Zelda game I ever owned on their 102nd episode, earlier this month.
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"It is quite appropriate that a movie called 'Halloween' would deliver a sweet box office treat to the industry that typically suffers a slowdown on this particular weekend," said Paul Dergarabedian, a senior media analyst with comScore.
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Now, she's dropping Homecoming: The Live Album almost as a bonus treat to the world: We were all expecting the documentary, and now Queen Bey has graced us with an album, for she is beneficent and kind.
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While most of us consider the cheesy treat to be a solution to basically all of life's struggles, the venerable dish has long posed a puzzle for mathematicians: how many ways are there to slice a pie?
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Every possible warning about men can be read in the predatory condescension on his face as he crosses his enormous library to give a women's magazine, as a treat, to a woman who used to edit books.
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Innov Gnawa is based in Brooklyn and has developed a formidable following over the past few years, often playing large stages; it will be a particular treat to hear the group in the intimate room at Barbès.
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Ms. Lee is, as ever, a spiky and big-eyed delight, and it's always a treat to see Ms. Angelos, originally one of the Five Lesbian Brothers, back onstage, never more so when she portrays a helpful bonobo.
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It's a relatively short and simple experience, and while it was a treat to be inside a Spinner and survey the Blade Runner landscape, it was also running on a Gear VR so it wasn't necessarily a visual powerhouse.
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Artwork from 'Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars' As a little post-Christmas treat to myself, I bought a few old Nintendo DS games to play on my 3DS—useful when your commutes can last two hours at a time.
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But like most things Apple, because of the extreme attention paid to the design of the project, it's a treat to watch as the futuristic structure, envisioned, in part, by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, finally becomes a reality.
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However, for those of us whose idea of dessert begins and ends with chocolate, McDonald's has a new sweet treat to rival the iconic pastry: Introducing McDonald's molten chocolate pie, the fast food item making chocolate lovers' dreams come true.
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Click here to view original GIFTurn it up to 8K if you can (you can't), because this truly awesome video of master bladesmith Tony Swatton working on a Roman Gladius Sword made from damascus steel is a treat to watch.
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This is why it's a treat to speak to Brian directly, to learn a little more about the game that immediately had outlets like Rock, Paper, Shotgun, PCGamesN and VICE (hello) drawing inevitable parallels with a certain Shadow of the Colossus.
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Grimes, "Flesh Without Blood" As someone who's been a Grimes fan since her early days on the awesome Canadian label Arbutus Records, it's been a real treat to watch her blossom into one of the music world's most distinctive, personable talents.
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Whether it was CG honey dripping onto floating balls, gelatin dominoes plopping on top of each other in slow succession, or a strange metal sphere turning a lounge chair into a gloppy mess, primetimeslime was a syrupy treat to behold.
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Ben Gibbard: Yeah, they were playing the enormodome across the way—that must have been one of the last Oasis shows, actually... Me being a real fan of Norman's work, it's been a real treat to get to know him more.
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"Mars and [other chocolate companies] made a conscious decision to invest in science to transform the image of their product from a treat to a health food," said New York University nutrition researcher Marion Nestle (no relation to the chocolate maker).
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Dressed in a blue bow tie around his collar, pug Harley, who portrays the title character, patiently posed for photographs at the event held in a private London garden, although sometimes he needed the odd treat to stay in a sitting position.
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"We need to think about how we can get clinicians, physicians, and the healthcare system to be culturally aware of the populations they're going to treat — to not necessarily come in with judgment, but with a space of curiosity," Dr. Hall says.
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Location The vast majority of our submissions come from diarists on the coasts and in major cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and Washington, D.C. Our recent Hawaii Money Diary was such a treat to see and read, as was Florida.
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JOHN NAUGHTONLombard, Illinois * The Brazilian Unified Health System provides universal and free access to health care to treat to a host of complex and costly illnesses and conditions, including AIDS, malaria and hepatitis, clinical and surgical treatment and a comprehensive immunisation programme.
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As someone who has a serious passion for every Mickey-shaped snack food or Star Wars-themed culinary concoction, I'm always ready and willing to listen to anyone who claims to have the treat to try at one of the Disney parks.
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" A slower approach was something of a godsend to Kinlaw, previously accustomed to less fastidious methods: "It was such a treat to chisel through something so mindfully; I've had way too many experiences with video that felt rushed due to equipment and rental.
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But if they are largely beyond your means, as they are mine, it's nonetheless a treat to know that the less expensive wines I've suggested, stashed away for a decade or so, can also give great, though possibly not profound, Pomerol pleasure.
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It was a treat to hear the brilliant pianist Inon Barnatan as the soloist in Copland's inexplicably neglected 1926 Piano Concerto, a piece steeped in jazz and written in two movements, with a dreamy Andante that segues into a feisty, propulsive Allegro.
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Notes • Although it's been a treat to see Glenne Headly again, Alison is the closest "The Night Of" has gotten to a cardboard villain, a wealthy liberal type who cares more about her profile than the client and the cause she's ostensibly representing.
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Though these versions don't stray enormously from the originals, it's a treat to see Lorde performing live in such an intimate setting—considering she's now a huge star who plays festival main stages—treating even the more bombastic tracks with delicate care.
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That's why it's such a treat to hear 240-year-old Taylor Swift detail a crush, 260-year-old Kesha recount a debauched night, 25-year-old Ariana Grande on the dissolution of her first engagement, and 82-year-old Leonard Cohen's pontifications on mortality.
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Mike Reyes, Cinema Blend: It should also be noted that not only is it an absolute treat to see Halle Berry and Keanu Reeves wreck shop together, but Berry's Sofia is totally worthy of a spin-off/sequel return of her own, in my opinion.
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"The State of Qatar believes that the lack of any international co-operation with neighbouring states regarding disaster planning, health and safety and the protection of the environment pose a serious treat to the stability of the region and its environment," the letter states.
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McGregor, whose name I cursed as a vanquished 8-year-old Phillies fan, was also a treat to interview, reflecting not just on his moment of glory but also on his final day in the majors, in 1988, when he knew he was finished.
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It's a treat to sit at the kitchen counter, where you can watch Ms. Martin and her crew working that roaring oven, tossing logs in to regulate its heat and plating coils of perfectly charred octopus over a peanut and chile de arbol salsa.
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The trailer for this crime dramedy from the director Mark Steven Johnson ("Ghost Rider") owes a whopping debt to Quentin Tarantino, but it is a treat to see such an array of fine character actors, like William Fichtner, Forest Whitaker, Rhys Coiro and Louis Lombardi.
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One last holiday treat to get you feeling the fa-la-las: Freeform Santa (aka Isaiah Mustafa) and the Freeform Carolers, led by Good Trouble's Emma Hunton, have created the special jingle video (along with O'Keefe, Reinhard and Paul) you found at the top of this post.
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These songs technically aren't new, but it is an absolute treat to be able to consume them all at once; I'm currently binging on guitarist Rorik's perpetually inventive riffs, drummer Brandon's propulsive percussion, and vocalist Madison's serrated howls and wistful whisper like they just dropped on Netflix.
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"My favourite part of the morning was getting my hands on the black chunks of sugar 'coal'—an Italian patisserie treat—which were a treat to look at and handle, with their sparkly texture, and to eat," remembers La Cosa Preziosa, a sound artist now based in Ireland.
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What exactly she's laying bare in "Lou's Dream" — which is an excerpt from her longer play The Original Lou and Walter Story — isn't entirely clear, but it's a treat to experience all the elements of her style, which seems informed in equal parts by Brecht, morality plays, modern dance, and pantomime.
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The phrase "trick or treat" was reportedly first used in 1927 by a Canadian journalist who wrote, "the youthful tormentors were at back door and front demanding edible plunder by the word 'trick or treat,' to which the inmates gladly responded and sent the robbers away rejoicing," according to the Sun.
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"Qatar believes that the lack of any international co-operation with neighbouring states regarding disaster planning, health and safety and the protection of the environment pose a serious treat to the stability of the region and its environment," the letter from Qatar's Foreign Affairs ministry to IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano said.
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While face masks have long been a go-to part of every woman's beauty arsenal, in recent years the skin treatment has decidedly been having a moment, making the move from an exclusively spa night treat to an almost daily self-care indulgence thanks to the invasion of sheet masks and their infinite Instagrammable possibilities.
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Baby Michael was cute and seeing Jane and Michael's date -- their first and their last all rolled into one -- just felt like a little treat to give us all a break from the arcs of the season, and from the pain Rafael feels, and the heat Luisa and Rose are about to bring to Miami.
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First, they trained the dogs (participants were 27 dogs of different breeds between the ages 1.5 and 14 years) to distinguish two women by their generosity with food—one woman was deemed "cooperative" because she readily handed the dog a treat and the other was deemed "competitive" because she presented the treat to the dog and then pocketed it.
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While it's always a treat to see amazing ensembles working together as they tear a play apart, the better to expose its meaning, it's thrilling in a different way to watch performers who stand out because they have that indefinable something—a depth, a spark—that makes you feel more alive while watching a given production.
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"I have two sets of pictures from Essence Fest that I treasure: one where I was pregnant with my daughter, Jillian, and my girls came to help me out, and another when one of my girlfriends was a year out from surviving a heart attack and we all took her to Essence Fest as a treat, to remind her that she can still get down," Murray said.
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And while it's a genuine treat to face-off against a blocky Gozer, take down a mammoth Marshmallow Man, and hear Winston cry, "I love this town," when Stay Puft's been scorched into so much burning gloop, the story's only ever on wheels—it knows its destination, and you're merely a passenger, unable to really affect the direction of how this tale plays out.
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As a white woman with a balayage who owns a number of cacti, it's kind of obvious that I'd be gassed to see Haim (though for what it's worth, I do actually think they're three of the best pop songwriters and performers out there—lead vocalist Danielle in particular is a menace with an axe), but it was even more of a treat to see them as a surprise.
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" Time to grill the steak and add a salad on the side, Tikaram said, as he told us what it was like moving to LA as an already successful Australian chef: "It was a treat to open a restaurant in LA, but I figured that if I was not going to cook the food I wanted to cook, I would have just stayed in Australia and continued to do what I wanted to do.
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