But 2 Dope Queens is just uncomplicated and unadulterated humor.
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And what they want most is pure, uncut, unadulterated Putin.
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But now there's no more of Stumbleupon's pure, unadulterated content.
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A pure, unadulterated pumpkin pie is for the Thanksgiving table.
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On the road, the S5 is pure, unadulterated GT car.
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An appreciation for "real," unadulterated skin was not a thing.
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If only true, unadulterated unlimited data was a real thing.
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In the absence of informed discussion, we get unadulterated rage.
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The aftermath was a modern sports rarity: pure, unadulterated appreciation.
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Enjoy an unadulterated dose of happiness from the internet for once.
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The installation stands out on account of its sheer, unadulterated cynicism.
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Will people assume that any photo without the icon is unadulterated?
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"It is pure, unadulterated, unmitigated BS," Stone told CNN on Tuesday.
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The typical Caribbean getaway is all about ONE thing: unadulterated relaxation.
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By high school she had been introduced to unadulterated show business.
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Sometimes it's great to be alone and experience true, unadulterated solitude.
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And the man is using his powers for pure, unadulterated trollery.
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In addition, cryptomarkets do not always sell pure or unadulterated products.
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It's unadulterated mediocrity from a company that excels in luxury and ingenuity.
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The viewer gets an unadulterated look at Ali as a complete composite.
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What they definitely have in common is serving up pure, unadulterated #foodporn.
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It was this uncensored, unadulterated content that would make Newgrounds so successful.
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Not the absence of sound, but a soundscape unadulterated by human ruckus.
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Now how's that for pure unadulterated national romance and sickly-sweet memories?
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The last time this story was told, it was pure, unadulterated camp.
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It's also in those seeking direct and unadulterated communion with the divine.
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Ex On The Beach is pure, unadulterated chaos with plenty of adultery.
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The offensive zaniness of the first half gave way to unadulterated mayhem.
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They are unadulterated, presented without motive and, even, at times, tedious to watch.
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Finance capitalism is boiled down to its raw essence—pure and unadulterated spectacle.
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"Unadulterated choice is not good," says Aylon Samouha of Transcend Education, a charity.
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He gave them unadulterated machismo — Trump is the most macho presidential contender ever.
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We often associate Play-Doh with the pure, unadulterated fun of our childhoods.
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Up until the 116th Congress, Israel's government enjoyed almost unadulterated support from Congress.
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Oh, and maybe even Turtle Beach, but only for pure, unadulterated, rank speculation.
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Because progress is an unadulterated good, it supersedes the rights of its opponents.
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And most importantly, I'm loving you, even in your purest, most unadulterated form.
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This is how the unadulterated expression of what we feel would manifest itself.
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He voices unadulterated pleasure over the recent ideological upheaval within the Republican Party.
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They acutely mock the queer canon's use of collage for unadulterated, shoehorned horniness.
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The idea was to present an unadulterated look into how my mind works.
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"Overall the program proposed by Mr. Hubbard is pure unadulterated cow pies," wrote Roe.
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The account, which remains committed to tweeting pure, unadulterated rage, posts gems like this.
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Somehow, the spinach tastes unadulterated and sweet, despite it being sautéed in milk fat.
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There is no better love to celebrate than your love of pure, unadulterated sugar.
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They are one-trick ponies in the best of ways, delivering unadulterated summer fun.
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Their whole conversation is interesting and inspiring and spilling over with pure, unadulterated charm.
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The results were a spot of unadulterated joy in this shitstorm of a world.
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We need to have real, unadulterated, way-more-than-just-organic food for everybody.
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"Wait, what are this band called?" he replies, a benefactor of unadulterated musical discovery.
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More likely, she's motivated by the same thing as her boss: unadulterated self-interest.
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After all, a playwright can't do an hour and 45 minutes of unadulterated agony.
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In either case, a leak promises new information, unadulterated and straight from the source.
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That means you'll have six months of unadulterated online fun for the price of three.
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Voters respect that he is at least unadulterated in a way untrue of most politicians.
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Now, Marcel was free to give his unadulterated recollection of that day in July 1947.
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They traffic in the stuff that's synonymous with our current president: pure, unadulterated, uncut bullshit.
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Feder sees film as the ultimate pulpit: It's 70 to 90 minutes of unadulterated attention.
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And much like Bert's chimney sweep production, Jack's leerie performance is sheer, unadulterated musical theater.
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Soaking for four days in pure, unadulterated fandom can take a lot out of you.
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But the wordplay cannot change what we witnessed on the stage at Helsinki: unadulterated Trump.
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Plain and unadulterated is the way to go with the first tomatoes of the season.
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Basking in the unadulterated female subjectivity of Picnic at Hanging Rock is a rare treat.
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Daimler promises "unadulterated Formula One technology" in this road-legal, two-seater Mercedes-AMG hypercar.
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According to Kruegel, in unadulterated, raw leaf or tea form, kratom is harder to abuse.
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Her paintings and her sculptural objects feel emergent and raw, suggesting unadulterated desire, yearning, and grief.
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There were no statements to take, no hangs loose ends to wrap up, only unadulterated shade.
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"I think this administration and this Congress is an unadulterated threat—very scary," she told me.
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But that is only if you can get your hands on unadulterated CBD tinctures to vape.
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Pure, unadulterated insanity for the closest thing to a goal you can get without actually scoring.
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"With respect to the electoral case, that is pure and unadulterated 100 percent baloney," he said.
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Even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma.
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A dog is both Rorschach and receptacle, a two-way highway for love unbounded and unadulterated.
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The five women of Tribe 8 also played for laughs, but its music was unadulterated thrash.
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There's a pure sense of wonder about the show, and an appreciation for unadulterated geek cinema.
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Join thousands of people regaining unadulterated concentration by picking up FOCI, now on sale for $69.
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It suggests he sees his clothing as an actual piece of the country, unadulterated and unfiltered.
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In its purest form, it is wine made from unadulterated fermented grape juice and nothing else.
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Smith usually paints stoic, photorealistic portraits of nude women, frozen in a kind of pure, unadulterated state.
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And as I wrote then, most, if not all, of Q's posts and predictions were unadulterated nonsense.
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This is known as an "intercept-resend" attack and it means reproducing a seemingly unadulterated quantum state.
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It's the kind of thing fictional Velvet Buzzsaw critic Morf Vandewalt would kvell over: pure, unadulterated sensation.
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As for unprocessed plant material — "naturally grown and unadulterated marijuana flower," the bill taxes by the ounce.
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This is deranged, stupid, and egotistical; this is pure Trump, unadulterated by his daughter's mythical moderating influence.
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By the end of the match, that cynicism had died and been resurrected as sheer, unadulterated joy.
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But it can never replace the unadulterated charm and unexpected slap of the Wii Shop Channel's music.
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Osaka did not experience the unadulterated joy that every player hopes for after such an epic win.
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For most of his career, Secor's work has been unadulterated by the need for real-world applications.
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Sitting through one meal with a toddler reminded me what real, raw, unadulterated intuitive eating really looked like.
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Lead prosecutor Matthew Bogdano said in his opening statement the motive was "pure unadulterated greed," the Times reports.
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The emotional trailer is a sweeping tale of love and familial bonds in the face of unadulterated hate.
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Well, after a few years of pure, unadulterated glow, gloss, and highlight, we're heading to the other side.
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However, they have pulled the GitHub repository until they can upload a fresh copy of the unadulterated code.
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Technology's advances used to receive unadulterated exaltation; these days, the promises have gone sour, the optimism dried up.
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The unadulterated shit had a frosting-like texture and didn't eat through the gelatin; the pill held up.
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Our own place of unadulterated childhood imagination and community, where the scary and beautiful lived side by side.
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But now, at least one technology company is helping customers see the unadulterated costs of their online purchases.
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This is my unadulterated account of staying overnight in the 100-year-old restaurant, or rather my attempt.
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Usually its only tenor is unadulterated lust and pleasure or on the opposite end of the spectrum, disappointment.
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"His primary motive was pure, unadulterated greed," the lead prosecutor, Matthew Bogdanos, told jurors in his opening statement.
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Known colloquially as the Met Gala, it's like an awards show without the awards — pure, unadulterated red carpet.
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"We may possess the necessary tools, but what we don't have is his unadulterated, focused rage," he says.
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The proposals never made it into a bill, and members never gave the ideas a full unadulterated blessing.
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We didn't have full stacks today, nor did we have much more than a sprinkle of unadulterated fill.
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The Twitter feed is pure Trump -- unadulterated by the voices of his staff or any other better angels.
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Before I had a fanbase, the music was always very pure and unadulterated, just whatever I wanted to do.
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After months of hearing about everyone else's unadulterated mama bliss, I suddenly found I needed a lot of space.
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UFC 201 was the unadulterated example of the MMA maelstrom to materialize within the confines of the UFC Octagon.
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The embarrassing week-long saga will hopefully end tonight, after the pool is drained and refilled with unadulterated water.
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The first thing worth stating is that I have no idea what Cheerwine tastes like in its unadulterated state.
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The 2019-foot-tall young Lincoln, shirtless as can be, gazes down at the viewer in pure, unadulterated horniness.
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The physicality of the vinyl, the record sleeves, the scratch of the needle, the imperfect, warm, unadulterated analog sound.
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Otherwise, Mailplane provides the same unadulterated Gmail experience you get from a browser, just as the good lord intended.
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Since the unadulterated brutality of the Rabaa Massacre, el-Sisi has fine-tuned the gears of his repressive machine.
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That album's goal was to capture a perfect rush—something undiluted and unadulterated, with no care for the comedown.
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Haiti's struggle with deforestation is well known, making these types of unadulterated visions of nature all the more precious.
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They lamented what they considered the forced disconnection of deaf children from an unadulterated deaf experience with signed language.
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The awesome sense of space is an inextricable part of the beauty here — the unadulterated vistas, the endless land.
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And that fine line between making a big commotion and a bunch of movement and just actual unadulterated joy.
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Giuliani's version, which may have originated elsewhere, strips out the company's logo and repurposes the video as unadulterated agitprop.
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"This is pure, unadulterated vigilantism," he said, angered that there's a show that gives a platform to their controversial approach.
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The design, which requires the skirt to be fully, awkwardly fanned out to be seen, is pure, unadulterated meme-bait.
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Just like the automotive industry, some people need vehicles for running errands or delivering products instead of pure unadulterated speed.
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Males born of mothers given unadulterated drinking water all quickly assumed a submissive posture when confronted with such a stranger.
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Never mind the intensive rules and the rich lore — it was the sheer, unadulterated enthusiasm that seemed required to participate.
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The pair decided to communicate their fed-up message in the best way they knew how: pure, unadulterated passive aggression.
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Kate Sweeney's works are both loud and soft, understated yet decisive, yet anchored by the artist's unadulterated love for science.
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But putting human instruction in the loop risks losing the effects of scale and speed that unadulterated computer-processing offered.
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Expecting to make the switch from self-loathing to total, unadulterated self-love was unreasonable — perfectionism in a different form.
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The win is also momentous because this season of Big Brother featured moments of unadulterated misogyny from various male contestants.
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And to get that boost the car needs to spend six hours each day soaking up some relatively unadulterated rays.
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Her characters are often components of a pattern rather than individuals, allowing them to become unadulterated symbols of seasonal joy.
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"I feel like the most authentic Native food is just raw ingredients boiled down—pure, unadulterated food," one interviewee says.
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Maybe white Americans are too fragile to have handled the unadulterated truth about the racist history of the space program.
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But there is an unadulterated sincerity to the relationships embedded into both the story and gameplay of Little Dragon Cafe.
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There are dozens, if not hundreds, of others of its kind, unceremoniously serving unadulterated national cuisine to working-class compatriots.
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But this new offering from Tom Ford contains so much pure, unadulterated lavender essence that the smell is almost profane.
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Twitter is an unadulterated format for hearing the president-elect's thoughts, which one day could turn into actual policy ideas.
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"The thought of unadulterated oxygen pumps up my flagging morale in this city," he said, closing his eyes and exhaling.
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The Olive Jar is a wonderful, unadulterated example of historical Carlton and Italy as seen through the lens of Australia.
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Critics of setting the default to the opt-out approach often argue for personal autonomy, the freedom to have unadulterated choice.
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Drake is incapable of being anything other than his unadulterated, emotional self, and the lyrics on Scorpion are proof of that.
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Conan O'Brien recently signed on to executive produce an animated series about Barack Obama and Joe Biden's pure and unadulterated friendship.
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It feels unadulterated, without the frayed ends and sense of familiarity that come with years or even weeks of constant use.
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"Just because it was coming off a ship from Europe, it doesn't mean that it was pure or unadulterated," Rowley says.
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The other time Auriemma experienced such unadulterated joy, he said, was in 1995, when the program won its first national title.
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No pot of gold in sight So, am I saying that the case for cutting corporate tax rates is unadulterated nonsense?
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When unadulterated versions emerged, in the 17743s, it was recognized as a uniquely panoramic and unvarnished portrait of 18th-century Europe.
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LOS ANGELES — Thousands descended upon the Pasadena Convention center this weekend, all sharing on thing in common — their unadulterated love for cats.
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No mushiness, no sloppiness; just unadulterated awesomeness and V-8 fury, channeled through a six-speed manual with a pool-ball shifter.
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A mechanic that flipped a game through pure, unadulterated randomness now decided the fates of people who play Hearthstone for a living.
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Drugs used in the program will be required to pass an inspection that guarantees they are unadulterated, safe and suitable for use.
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Just keep it simple, al dente, and unadulterated, and you'll be thanking the pasta gods for one of their most divine creations.
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This fondness for righteous Genesis sounds led him to create his VGM Player, which plays beloved Sega music in an unadulterated state.
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Samsung has included the complete, (mostly) unadulterated version of Windows 10, so the TabPro S can run any desktop app you need.
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If and when the paper is accepted, the same analysis is carried out on the second sample, and the unadulterated results published.
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The expressions that crawl across my friends' faces as the unadulterated carnage unfolds before them makes the experience worth it every time.
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It was classic, unadulterated Trump, a man the country has come to know for all of the above quirks, mannerisms and machismo.
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That meant lots of memes to express duress, confusion, happiness, and unadulterated anger (towards Jay Z and Becky with the "good hair").
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It does it all while looking like pure, unadulterated witchcraft, which is the mark of truly great lasers-doing-cool-shit science.
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Her figures' angst comes through unadulterated, as conspicuous as her horses' formidable musculature, her warriors' barrel chests, and her corvids' menacing beaks.
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"She put her undiluted, unadulterated, uncensored dreams on the screen," John Canemaker, an Academy Award-winning animator, said in a phone interview.
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Here you can buy Guatemalan cacao drinks: pure, unadulterated chocolate or variations like a rose-scented brew studded with toasted coconut shreds.
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The bulk of Summer Jam went this way: some of hip-hop culture's most treasured artists casting unadulterated joy onto 50,000 people.
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Enjoy the artistry of pure and unadulterated belief in the system and all that it stands for: it's beautiful, in a way.
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After some 30,000 years or so of pure, unadulterated dominance, homo sapiens have finally been bested by another mammal—the wily trash panda.
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But more significantly, it provides both the characters and the audience with a moment of pure, unadulterated joy in the darkest of contexts.
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It proved to me once again that this is a land of great heights and deep lows, of immense beauty and unadulterated depravity.
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But the writing drives it into what can best be summed up as unadulterated Caucasian nonsense that's equal parts melodrama, affluence, and Dynasty.
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She creates power fantasies for women that let them tell the status quo to fuck right off — through the joy of unadulterated play.
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The brand's latest release, the Art Stick Liquid Lip, is a sure bet for putting some pure, unadulterated joy back in the experience.
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I compare my image to older ones, rifling through my photos to find a clean head-on shot unadulterated by makeup or filters.
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These are the stinking, elbowing, stock-still, too-chatty miscreants who can turn a perfect night out into an evening of unadulterated misery.
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Oh, not to mention its additional layer of cultural relevance as an unadulterated ode to female sexuality and our Lord and Savior, Beyoncé.
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The return of the unadulterated unincorporated territory raises the legitimate criticism that the United States is renewing its early 28500th century colonial project.
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Yet happily, even after digesting this considerable amount of ostensibly transitory disclosure, Duchamp remains an unadulterated, irreverent enigma — only a much deeper one.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Those searching for the true sound of unadulterated decadence should check out the new Travis Scott album.
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Their interviews were very simple, often [with] a plain background almost reminiscent of a safehouse or a modest home, completely unadulterated and adorned.
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The word "decreation" is Weil's term for the process of moving toward a love so unadulterated that it makes you leave yourself behind.
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But even if no cost was spared, there was also a conservative approach to preserving the historic wooden structure in its unadulterated form.
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"Believe" is the sound of every amazing night out of you've ever had condensed into three minutes and 55 seconds of pure, unadulterated bliss.
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On the software side of things, the 6 runs Android Nougat in its purest, unadulterated form — that means no bundled apps or overlaid skins.
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This kind of pure, unadulterated joy is something that I think most fans of video games are familiar with in one form or another.
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Not that we're complaining — we have nothing but pure, unadulterated love for the company responsible for Sweet Peach, Unicorn Tears, and so much more.
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Essentially, Brutal is an open source concept where likeminded winemakers bottle under the Brutal label: a wine that is wild, pure, unadulterated, and brutal.
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"That could really be the start of a bigger, broader, what we would call, an unadulterated performance chase towards all-time highs," Emanuel said.
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Spare and caustic as a group, the trio bare teeth on Modern Convenience, which oscillates between extended, bluesy abstractions and unadulterated anti-capitalist acid.
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I've always been myself in the way that I make music, but I just feel like this is the most unadulterated version of that.
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In the eyes of each Midshipmen I saw so many virtues; above all, however, I saw pure, unadulterated respect – for country, service, and honor.
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It should also be noted that Rice has every right to have unadulterated access to what she worked on as a National Security Advisor.
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Harmony Korine gives the audience 90 minutes of unadulterated debauchery and ecstasy as we dive deep into the world of the Spring Break lifestyle.
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"It's this amalgamation of fury and intelligence and pure, unadulterated rage," Stallone explained of the mysterious creature back in 2009, according to Bloody Disgusting.
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Only in the Arctic, or at the bottom of the deepest seas, can it be found unadulterated: a powder of asteroid and comet particles.
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"You can distinguish between the more cautious corporate strategy of firms versus the unadulterated view of people who work in those firms," Cain said.
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I'm not ashamed to admit that it was unadulterated, pure bragging-rights, puffed-up, patting-myself-on-the-back, social-media-post-worthy-pride.
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In a city as crowded (and as vertical) as New York, an unadulterated view of the sky is a precious and miraculous thing, indeed.
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You just didn't know what was coming around that next corner, and it was 99 percent boredom and then 1 percent just pure, unadulterated craziness.
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Whether it's a desire to leave behind the ubiquitous cat-eye, an homage to Mondrian, or just for pure, unadulterated fun, we're loving the effect.
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Since Remus made a point of selling pure, unadulterated hooch, he soon became the kingpin of a national network of suppliers, distributors, lawyers and goons.
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In the past, the North American International Auto show has been defined by muscle cars, concepts that celebrated iconic brand history, and pure unadulterated horsepower.
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And, of course, to some degree what is new here is Trump's frequent use of Twitter, a medium that is unfettered, unfiltered, and often unadulterated.
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And if nothing else, at least this video will remind you that we're all worried that our art may in fact be pure, unadulterated, shit.
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Instead, the no-nonsense pigment (which can be worn on eyes, cheeks, and lips) is pure, unadulterated black — with just the sheerest undertone of aubergine.
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As the captain of a Russian submarine in " The Hunt for Red October " (1990), he delivered his lines in purest unadulterated Connery, and nobody complained.
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I regularly consumed as much pizza as I could, always eating the crusts, sometimes even saving them for last, savoring their pure unadulterated bready goodness.
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Drug Enforcement Administration test results confirmed that samples of the drug were unadulterated K2, according to Laurence Grotheer, spoksperson for New Haven Mayor Toni Harp.
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But of my three sons, only one had enjoyed the unadulterated pleasure at being "difficult to place" that I had so confidently envisioned for them.
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Ms. Lempel has woven five variations on a very simple little word that, when unadulterated, is too short to even show up in our grid.
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But after I had brought my whole, unadulterated self into the light I realized others saw me in a way I didn't always see myself.
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Here's how she feels powerful... I feel most powerful when... I feel most powerful when I am 100% free and being my authentic, unadulterated self.
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But the unadulterated, 200-proof Donald Trump is found in the boardroom segments, at the end of each episode, in which he "fires" one contestant.
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"The unprecedented action mirrors what authoritarian and unstable regimes do to the opposition or to officials who pose a threat to unadulterated power," she said.
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And remember: Airports are actually pushing for no cap on the tax which would give them unadulterated freedom to add airport taxes to airline tickets.
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But there's no doubting the panache of an album that includes four minutes of unadulterated wash cycle, persuasively framing the exchange in terms of meditative bliss.
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There they can enjoy the unadulterated character of their prime waterfront real estate, unimpeded by any walls at all—as the seas slowly rise around them.
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Drugs such as heroin, meanwhile, would be ranked lower if users could always buy an unadulterated dose, and did not have to resort to sharing needles.
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Then, in X-Men: The Last Stand, she returned, this time as the Phoenix, a dark alter ego that consist of Jean Grey's pure, unadulterated id.
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Though raw, unadulterated ACV isn't dangerous to use provided you do it correctly, there are over-the-counter products out there formulated to avoid human error.
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We all want to make sure all food that we order is clean, safe, germ-free, and unadulterated with any substance that should not be there.
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For example, consider the Fan Fair, which was held across the street from Bridgestone Arena—350,000 square feet of unadulterated hockey goofiness geared specifically for children.
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The state's paper of record charged the Cruz campaign with peddling "pure, unadulterated fiction" when it sent voting mailers that appeared to be from the government.
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When he poked the second across the line after a flailing clearance by Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, a frisson of unadulterated euphoria pulsed through the stands.
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But Black Sabbath played it straight, turning in almost two hours of its earliest 1960s and '70s songs, pretty much unadulterated (but, of course, quite loud).
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There are so many brilliant movies that do that — the Nolan trilogy with Batman — and this is just pure and unadulterated and fun and full of heart.
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I've seen some of the products that the DOL wants to protect us from, and I can say wholeheartedly that some of these products are unadulterated crap.
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But Wednesday, the dictionary went in on a guy, Kanye-style, and it gave the world a shining moment of pure, unadulterated shade that's continuing to resonate.
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Inside, the PH-1's UI is also spotless, running an unadulterated version of stock Android, which unfortunately remains on Android 7.1 instead of Android 8 Oreo.
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Unadulterated water contains some hydroxide ions (its molecules, H2O, sometimes disintegrate spontaneously into OH- and positively charged hydrogen ions, H+) but adding potassium hydroxide boosts their number.
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"No Problem" is the sound of unadulterated joy in a stress-free world, making it a crucial and necessary respite from the fuckery that has been 2016.
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According to Chris Bergin, managing editor for NASASpaceflight, the revival of a LC-39A is being greeted with unadulterated glee by most folks in the spaceflight community.
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For everyone who's a kid at heart, or just looking for a blast from the past, hit the play button for a few hours of unadulterated fun.
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And in this '90s commercial for the game, Crash doesn't even try to sound Australian — berating the Nintendo headquarters with a megaphone with pure, unadulterated American flavour.
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The unadulterated recklessness coursing through all seven gripping hours makes getting some capital-c Cultcha feel like the farthest thing from fulfilling an obligation of good taste.
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A factual and unadulterated portrayal of that historic summer day, Apollo 11 is easily the best way you can honor the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing.
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"What we are witnessing with Hauser is the emergence of a riveting actor who dominates every scene he's in, not with force, but with sheer, unadulterated talent."
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If nothing else, it's increasingly obvious the shutdown isn't some kind of coherent political gambit so much as an unadulterated expression of class rage from top down.
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This is rich, ample California chardonnay, unadulterated by oak and made without the softening influence of malolactic fermentation, which turns firm malic acid into creamy lactic acid.
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I proceeded to openly weep on three separate occasions during its compact 90 minute runtime — not out of sadness, but a sense of pure, unadulterated love and joy.
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Like many queer women my age, I got my first real unadulterated dose of what it meant to be androgynous through the character Shane from The L Word.
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"Although several other coffee brands have tried to stake the claim, none have been able to reach the unadulterated caffeine content that defines Black Insomnia," the company said.
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Traditionally, you can get it in its standard, unadulterated form or as a float (with a shot of rum, if you're at Disney's Polynesian Resort and feeling saucy).
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So why wouldn't you want to extend the same mentality down to your fingertips with nail art that serves one purpose and one purpose only: pure, unadulterated fun.
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"I didn't realize they were gonna use the whole song, unadulterated, with no dialogue over the top – that's basically defining the whole opening of the movie," Tunstall says.
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That hasn't stopped him from making empty claims before, but it does suggest that Trump might need to offer more than just unadulterated racism to win in 2020.
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The duo's adventures are chronicled on their Instagram, Facebook and YouTube pages under the name VanCatMeow, developing into a diary which East hopes brings unadulterated joy to people.
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Yet as with that earlier movie, the universal plot is all about an adult accessing his inner child, having lost touch with that pure, unadulterated side of himself.
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He is, in some fundamental way, an icon of unadulterated loss—the second he's introduced to you at an early age, you're being set up for a betrayal.
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Into the Breach—Subset Games' tactical mech-vs-giant-bug masterpiece—has been my one constant in 2018, a year of unadulterated hell in almost every other aspect.
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As we lumbered along through a sea of spiny ocotillos with red blooms on their fingertips, we had an unadulterated view of the Guads' much-studied rock exposures.
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I think maybe I blacked out because an hour later I had 3,000 words of unadulterated, uninhibited, uncringeworthy lesbian witch sex and I don't fully remember writing it.
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Like the best childhood play, you feed off each other's unadulterated investment in the adventure, the true cooperation coming from the collective will to turn fantasy into reality.
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Boilen and some colleagues cleared some space off a desk, grabbed a couple of microphones and a camera, filmed a completely unadulterated, raw performance, and put it online.
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Esoteric has been making some of the most punishing and sonically overwhelming funeral doom in existence for over 20 years, and Burden of the Noose spews pure, unadulterated sludge.
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Panorama (1980) wasn't as big a hit, critically dismissed as art-rock, but in retrospect their third album's dark guitar sound and robotic hooks play as unadulterated new wave.
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After all, this was about pure unadulterated bass, about what happens to our hearts and minds when we experience the bass dropping while we float around like weightless children.
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By using different size dry sift screens, this basically created the most pure form of unadulterated phytocannabinoids that I had ever seen or experienced without any water soluble lost.
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Plasma recycling, where refuse is heated to as much as 5,000°C, turning it into unadulterated hydrocarbons plus a solid residue, looks promising but remains some way from commercialisation.
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It's the infiltration of the gross pressures of socialization in our online lives, then, that most contributed to a need for an unfiltered, unadulterated and more direct sharing app.
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We'll never have an unadulterated sample to judge the effect Trump's jaunt to Mexico had on his campaign—his alt-right jamboree on Wednesday evening took care of that.
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Whether it is her unadulterated joy after winning or her angst after an untimely unforced error, she is engaging the fans and taking them along on this final ride.
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What had been previously seen as a logo signaling a safe and relatively unadulterated drug, suddenly—thanks to a misguided media feedback loop—became a symbol for public fear.
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Headphones are a great way to drown out the sound, but no matter how high you turn up the volume, some models can't give you the unadulterated silence you deserve.
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In its most unadulterated form, then, self-care can be as simple or involved as you want it to be — the only requirement is that you're doing something for you.
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They make music that, on face value, is of quality by either its explosive energy (6ix9ine), weighted stories of life in the streets (Kodak and YoungBoy), or unadulterated vulnerability (XXXtentacion).
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So if you're in need of a moment of unadulterated joy, take this time to bounce off the walls (in virtual reality, no less) with Canadian trampoline champion, Sam Sendel.
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Gynd's portraits capture a similar sense of self-exploration, as the unrecognizable silhouette of the artist, shrouded head-to-toe in traditional textiles, playfully (or stoically) poses in unadulterated landscapes.
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In "Dear World", to be published on Tuesday, eight-year-old Bana Alabed, who now lives in Turkey, delivers an unadulterated account of war through the eyes of a child.
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Ayahuasca, the entheogenic brew known to give people powerful visions, unadulterated understanding of one's self, as well a new appreciation of vomit, is a tonic often associated with psy-trance.
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But he was willing to not only tweet a vague message of support to a gay Olympic athlete, but also to sit within three feet of pure, unadulterated gay athleticism.
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Now we know that Beto O'Rourke is friends with literal rockstars and loves Minor Threat, while, in addition to being pure unadulterated fundamentalist evil, Ted Cruz was a fucking mime.
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But it's just as important that Louise's decision comes out of pure, unadulterated anger at this man who assumed he could fuck a woman whether she wanted it or not.
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The solid version unadulterated by oil may be a little healthier because you don't add anything in the extraction process, but dabbing has historically involved a cumbersome, daunting industrial setup.
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The pair, seemingly excited to share a video of what was sure to be a moment of unadulterated eye-candy for fans, uploaded the first post to Rose's Instagram story.
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"These DIY venues really encourage pure unadulterated creativity," says Geoff Saba, a recording artist who has spent the past several years performing and booking DIY shows around the Bay Area.
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In her work, Kushner draws on decades of American social life and European intellectual history, while remaining open to slinky aberrations—poemlike passages, monologues, lists, a slip into unadulterated fact.
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Trump and members of Congress have used the messages to fuel unsupported conspiracy theories, but the private exchanges also leave little doubt about Page's and Strzok's unadulterated contempt for Trump.
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To hear Pierre Hermé speak of his unadulterated love for chocolate is to understand the primal pleasure it elicits, not only for him but for almost anyone with a palate.
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Underlying this thinking is the idea that there is some unadulterated metric that measures merit — one that often puts white people on top — but affirmative action takes away that advantage.
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Unadulterated individual preference will inevitably drive choices in a world where it's just as easy to stream self-released bedroom producers as it is to stream a Miley Cyrus album.
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Giedroyc's juxtaposition of Johanna's wild, unadulterated dreams against her mother's defeated, exhausted existence reminds us that too often, smart, happy girls are beaten down into submission by society and circumstance.
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Jordt noted some vitamin E is naturally found in cannabis, so there's a chance the compound can be found in the largely unadulterated cannabis oil that many vaping products use.
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I like to imagine that it is the way a baby would write out words before they've learned how to spell and form letters – the unadulterated, early stage of gesture.
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Without official confirmation or available documentation (and more documentation than WIRED saw), you can't be sure what you're viewing is unadulterated footage, and you can't be sure who recorded it first.
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But as the report showed, without accountability, the kinds of unadulterated racial biases that erode community trust in police and police credibility fester into the endemic problems the department faces today.
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Perhaps they fancy that defeat by the Labor Party will have a wonderfully purgative effect, clearing the wets out of the Liberal Party and allowing their faction to enjoy unadulterated rule.
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Even pure, unadulterated escapism from real life needs to be diluted to accommodate constant connectivity needs – and so Vive has both an eye on and line back into the real world.
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Barris would then go on to create and host The Gong Show, which is best remembered for being one of the first barrels of unadulterated insanity to air on network television.
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While Ms Eilish's lyrics might cause older listeners to roll their eyes a little at the unadulterated misery of it all, there is startling imagery and real cleverness in her music.
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Geto Boys put the city on the map with their unadulterated realness, and by the mid-90s, the Screwed Up Click's pitched-down, glacially-paced sound came to define the region.
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Why would we ever deny ourselves this sheer, unadulterated joy of watching Colon trot his majestic girth around the bases as his teammates' faces crack in half with shit-eating grins?
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Yob utilizes the molasses-like, behemoth quality of doom metal with delicacy to look at life, death, anguish, and perseverance in songs that crash with wave after wave of unadulterated emotion.
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But it was still our place of unadulterated childhood imagination and community, where the scary and beautiful lived side by side, the achingly sad and unrelentingly hopeful sang in harmony together.
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So there you have it: It is all about corruption, and this is about as unadulterated as corruption gets in our hallowed democracy, other than literal cash under a literal table.
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So if you just want to play with unadulterated creativity and simply build the park of your dreams, as crazy as you want it, that's what we're working hard on achieving.
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"Nikes" opens with a kaleidoscope of imagery and sound that alternates between Ocean's sped up and deeper, slowed down vocals, before his unadulterated voice enters near the end of the track.
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But by the end of the program, I felt as if I'd gorged on a few too many sugary desserts: a palate cleanser of unadulterated Bach would have been most welcome.
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Seeing the way our music inspires so many of us to exude pure, unadulterated pride (in a packed arena) made me realize exactly how much of a jerk that guy was.
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Because all of the embryos will contain the unadulterated genetic material of the two parents, we won't need to have a complete understanding of the genome to make this approach appealing.
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For just $9.99, you can express your passive aggression in its most unadulterated form by anonymously sending your best frenemies and most disliked relatives a gift of chocolate-covered Carolina reapers.
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While he would return to have another (albeit less prolific) spell at Spurs between 2001 and 2003, the unadulterated hero worship of the nineties would be forever qualified by his abandonment.
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According to the astronomers, it is one of only three fossils—pristine clouds of gas that provide astronomers with an unadulterated look at materials from the early universe—known to exist.
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It took all of 20 minutes for my crowd, a small group of media and industry professionals, to drop all pretenses of professionalism and erupt in celebratory screams of unadulterated joy.
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It also calls for cooking the fennel, prawns and tomatoes separately and placing the last two on top of the pasta, like a Spanish paella, displaying them in their unadulterated glory.
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Accounts of early colonists marveling at the contrast between these unadulterated runs and the long-impoverished watercourses of their European homelands speak of abundances that would be difficult to imagine today.
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Winner: Chili Peppers When it comes to the pure, unadulterated ability to go all "bee-bah-doo-bah-doo-bah" all over a track, no one could do it like Kiedis.
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From its joyous doo-wop opening to its diluted but still epic climax, Little Shop of Horrors is a pure, unadulterated shot of movie musical magic, endlessly entertaining and supremely rewatchable.
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A high school conference championship game on Sunday made itself out to be the espresso of games, delivering a pure, unadulterated shot of football with just 603 seconds left on the clock.
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There are plenty of raw foodists selling chocolate who make health claims that aren't scientifically backed up, grounded in the idea that consuming an item in its most unadulterated state is healthiest.
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Two behemoth meatpackers—JBS and BRF—were among those accused of mixing chemicals, water, unadulterated meat, manioc flour, acid, and even pig's heads with tainted meat to disguise its appearance and smell.
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While the clock winds down, some will fight, some will hide, others will embrace what it means to Purge to its fullest extent -- whether for revenge, personal gain, protection, or unadulterated glee.
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But equally infectious is their pure, unadulterated affection for one another, as collaborators and close friends: Throughout the performance, the duo grinned at each other as they tossed out lyrics and danced.
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Instead of screening the smaller number of eggs as in traditional PGS, these parents would be able to review screens for hundreds of their own unadulterated embryos, supercharging the embryo selection process.
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Built up with melodious San Junipero synths, "Otra Noche En Miami" evokes the same existential crises and vintage vibes found throughout The Weeknd's moody discography, replete with affluent debauchery and unadulterated despair.
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I remember being stood down in a sweaty Soho basement on a Thursday night, knowing that this was bigger than the 100 or so people dancing all night long to unadulterated disco.
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If it's a new cut I'm bringing home, I like to season it simply, with nothing more than kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to truly assess its unadulterated steak flavor.
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Three years later, when I picked my son up for the first time — and breathed in his scent as I had for my hounds — I burst into tears of pure, unadulterated joy.
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Of course, many will choose to view his impending party switch as unadulterated political expediency; however, this is a view that both sells Van Drew short and misses the more important lesson.
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All of this matters because artists' true love of the unadulterated medium is what inspired Alec Mackenzie, aka Bad Blueprints, to make the following duck:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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While the premiere last week was just one episode on Tuesday, as of this week the show will air every Monday and Tuesday, providing fans with three hours of pure, unadulterated viewing pleasure.
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Here's something I think we all can agree on: Watching Hayley Kiyoko accept her award for the MTA VMAs Push Artist of the Year was nothing short of an an unadulterated, unabashed delight.
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The freedmen go on to found the town of Haven and its successor, Ruby, and from that moment up to the novel's present in the 21987s, they pride themselves on their unadulterated blackness.
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He singles out Japan (like Norway and Sweden, a tightly-knit, homogenous society) as precisely the kind of peculiar place that should remain peculiar—that should remain distinctly Japanese, unadulterated by foreign influences.
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H. R. McMaster, is almost certainly sky high in the White House right now, given the bipartisan plaudits Mr. Trump has received for the missile attack, arguably the administration's first unadulterated policy success.
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FALCO: I remember being genuinely thrilled that Melissa won… the look on her face of unadulterated surprise and joy when her name was called is what makes those award shows moving to me.
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Later, he played video of an aging, mentally sluggish lab mouse that had been literally sewn onto a strapping, younger mouse in order to let an unadulterated youth leak into the elder's bloodstream.
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Since we're already talking about the Beatles, hearing the first couple minutes of "Let It Be" made me feel like I was in the studio with Paul, the sound seemed so pure and unadulterated.
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This new Jameson appears to be more of a TV pundit than an old-school newspaper guy, but nothing has changed about his unadulterated hatred for (and presumed desire for photographs of) Spider-Man.
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Upon seeing the trailer for this Sunday's "409," you realize the Showtime drama anticipated all of these questions and decided to give you Alison's final moments, unadulterated by the perspectives of Cole or Noah.
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Could the massive viewer numbers be yet another metric for the quickly-shifting reality content landscape, or maybe yet further validation of the massive mainstream appeal her no-filter, unadulterated brand of viral success?
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Such pure and unadulterated displays of altruism should be celebrated, for while this moment of unity will ebb like the waters which have spilled into Houston's streets, they nevertheless represent our true underlying condition.
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Before I give you what you actually came here for (verbatim quotes from a famous professional stylist dunking on my fashion choices), I do have to just say: Tan France is an unadulterated delight.
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The unadulterated version that Google puts on its own Pixel hardware is usually called "stock" or "pure" Android because it lacks the add-ons and modifications made by others for their own specific gadgets.
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BMO Capital Markets chief investment strategist Brian Belski, for example, tells me "pure, unadulterated fear" has powered the sell-off, and he remains confident that the market will be higher a year from now.
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Even if Harris' debate performance looks different weeks after the contest, it hasn't stopped her supporters -- especially those in Iowa, where Harris traveled days after the debate -- from touting the contest as an unadulterated success.
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And if clear, unadulterated sound is of concern, these buds apparently feature echo-canceling technology and a noise-canceling microphone, so you can have a coherent phone call while drowning out the chatter around you.
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Jackson's friendly connection to the commissioner of the Arkansas Department of Corrections gave him fairly unadulterated access to Cummins, allowing Jackson to capture an intimate depiction of life in a Southern prison in the 1970s.
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Like the others before it (including last year's original A Christmas Prince), Royal Wedding is unadulterated schmaltz, designed to uplift and ring in the holiday season without an iota of shame or ironic self-awareness.
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The result is a Victorian flat that provides an unadulterated view of Toogood's theatrical aesthetic: a moody and stylized juxtaposition of Modernist and traditional furniture, country and urban references and a transporting use of color.
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Proclamations such as, "When I make these motherfuckers cum I do it with my heart!" are the sort of unadulterated, bona fide emotion that both entertained and bonded her audience to her journey for love.
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It's emblematic of both the time and Allred's confrontational style, reinforcing assertions by friends and colleagues that the attorney's unadulterated focus is on serving her clients and advancing her causes, not winning any popularity contests.
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That doesn't mean that Maryland rye was necessarily dangerous or low quality, said John Lipman, another whiskey historian who has done extensive research on Maryland rye; it just wasn't the unadulterated whiskey we expect today.
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This messy comparison draws attention away from Delacroix's more subtle influence upon Cézanne, namely a looseness of brushwork and the use of unadulterated color, a departure from the methods of representational painting of his time.
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While the film ultimately proposes that art can be provocative and push boundaries only in extremely sanitized contexts, Davis's novel reflects an unadulterated belief in the power of art, encompassing the varied philosophies of art.
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The Lakers honored the franchise icon by retiring his No. 8 and No. 24 jerseys during a Monday game against the Golden State Warriors, with the halftime ceremony completing a full day of unadulterated idol worship.
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Even unadulterated kratom capsules sold in head shops are often not the powdered leaf at all, but concentrated extracts of the plant's psychoactive chemicals—the hard liquor to kratom's beer—which can hasten dependence in users.
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"The thick strands ... didn't precisely resemble chicken strips, and when I tasted them unadulterated I found it bland, unexciting and not very chicken-like," former New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman wrote in a review.
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But mainly it's pure unadulterated fun without for one moment being pandering — the kind of book called for when, say, a sluggish mood has descended upon story time, and you're the one in the reader's seat.
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So, out of pure, unadulterated curiosity, we decided to investigate her red carpet post — and enlisted the help of a few body language experts to aid us in our quest for useless yet utterly fascinating information.
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Unadulterated white bread purée, although easier to swallow, looks a bit like cereal left overnight in a bowl of milk and tends to be at the low end of what researchers call the "meal appeal" spectrum.
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Looking at the clothing again, I wonder whether much of the emotional sweep I felt was in the music—Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, a spell of unadulterated splendor—and the setting, complemented by the balmy day.
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But on the plus side, Ojha says, it also means they aren't being deflected by magnetic fields (like cosmic rays) or diffused by clouds (like light) and can carry unadulterated information about where they came from.
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There remains a spark of intensity in this increasingly pastoral vision, a kind of grace that is, paradoxically, an unadulterated balm for a decidedly ungraceful time, one that has much in common with Smith's foundational years.
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At a time of immense technological and aesthetic change in the industry, Ms. Dacus, based in Richmond, Va., is a timeless model: a guitar-based, album-oriented songwriter with a big, unadulterated voice and tattooable lyrics.
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The band took to America's Today show yesterday for a 90's Halloween-themed episode, apparently in order to bring unadulterated joy to the lives of all who witnessed their performance, not least the live audience.
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These little nuances aren't strictly essential for enjoying the music, but they certainly enhance that enjoyment, even if it's merely by providing the sense that you're getting the full, unadulterated version of the song the artist recorded.
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"There is only one Raven -- and for over 25 years, she has blessed audiences around the world with the greatest gift of all -- the pure, unadulterated joy of laugh-out-loud funny," he said in a statement.
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" During the question and answer portion of the event, Pompeo clarified he did not view Kim's ouster as an "unadulterated good" for the US, and pointing to the unknown consequences, Pompeo asked, "What's behind door number three?
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By empowering them to get a firsthand look at the eternal memorials to the millions who perished, we are opening their eyes to the devastation and destruction that unadulterated bigotry and religious intolerance leave in their wake.
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It also called back to the scene at the Washington Township plant, when Whiterose swatted away her assistant's concerns about Elliot, explaining that his "unadulterated, focused rage" was key to bringing the Dark Army's plans to fruition.
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In a perverse act of unadulterated straightness, upping the ante on the whole t4t heterosexual roleplay thing we've got going on, the guy I'm seeing borrowed a friend's car and took me apple-picking upstate last weekend.
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On Instagram alone, the "skin positivity" hashtag has amassed an enormous 36,000 posts and counting, as people with skin conditions like acne, rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis ditch the filters and share raw, unadulterated pictures of their skin.
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Ever since the self-publishing format was first conceived out of the 28s sci-fi community and 28s and 28s punk scene, the intention has been to share unadulterated communication, free of censorship, gatekeepers, and commercial interests.
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We've got nothing against horny aquatic sloths, frantic newborn lizards getting attacked by snakes, or even Sir David Attenborough for that matter, but there's something to be said for watching this breathtaking footage in its uncut, unadulterated form.
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Initially intended as a no-spin-zone, where injuries were out in the open so all fans—and, yes, bettors—felt comfortable they were watching an unadulterated game of pigskin, the report has morphed into something far murkier.
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While the markets may view this as an unadulterated victory for cryptocurrencies of all stripes, the Securities and Exchange Commission simply looks to be expanding on the fairly nuanced position it's established with coin offerings and token sales.
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"[I'm doing this] to reach out, get some gold into people's hands and meet the fans," he says, adding that most people who see gold in the form of jewelry are rarely able to appreciate its unadulterated form.
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Even if it's looking to the stars for answers, this new wave of spirituality can—in one way or another—be helpful to the human race, something we all need in this age of unadulterated political, capitalistic fuckery.
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Jepsen&aposs music has that kind of power over her listeners — the ability to draw you in with relatable and passionately emotional lyrics that speak to universal experiences of love and loss, but also unadulterated joy and excitement.
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" The signatories call upon the College of Cardinals "to advise His Holiness that it is his duty to put an end to this scandal, to withdraw this paragraph from the Catechism, and to teach the word of God unadulterated.
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You can see the Desert Trip audience retreating into memory, considering their divorces and affairs, dead lovers and deepest ardor—the continual search for something as brutally simple as Young articulated, but almost impossible to find in unadulterated form.
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That, at least, seems to be the reasoning of those who use the term as an insult: We adhere to pristine, unadulterated facts and call for unity; they politicize those facts for partisan gain and divide us even more.
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Which is why Jun Takahashi's Undercover show was such an unadulterated delight: A revisionist take on Disney costume history told in 10 acts, each scene featuring a character in a stereotypical outfit that, on closer examination, was anything but.
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The issue is whether the decision of Mr Buck's stunningly inept court-appointed lawyer to put a psychologist on the stand who peddled unadulterated racism merits another sentencing trial untainted by discredited theories about the violent propensities of black men.
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This insistence on disappearing in the background and only being a vehicle for the music to be heard in as clear and unadulterated form as possible should be a required study from anyone who aspires at being a music selector.
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If we choose to ignore these women so we can enjoy pure, unadulterated art, we run the risk of sounding like Adrien Brody, who famously said he abstains from reading allegations against the people he's worked with, like Polanski and Allen.
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Bungie has made profound mechanical changes to how weapons are equipped and function, added more power across all subclasses, and created an all-around faster experience that manages to recapture some of the glory and unadulterated chaos of the original Destiny.
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Michael Burke, LV's chief executive officer, told Women's Wear Daily that he credited people's "pure, unadulterated desire" for the popularity of the collection, which outperformed the 2017 collaboration with Supreme by thirty per cent in the first forty-eight hours.
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It could be my raw talent and unadulterated stage presence (or maybe it's the whip, who can truly say for sure), but it was likely the strict consent/behavior/harassment rules put in place to keep the everyone (women) safe.
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But Dohm, who left the agency in 2019 to join the Washington law firm Covington and Burling where she advises pharmaceutical companies on regulatory matters, said the law still does not necessarily make compounded drugs as safe as their unadulterated counterparts.
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Because in gussying up a thing born of pure practical genius, we've obscured the true purpose of the potato chip—which is to be the blandest, streamlined-est, most transparent way to deliver unadulterated salt and fat into your mouth.
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On Monday, for a glorious hour and a half, a few lucky souls were allowed a brief taste of pure, unadulterated excitement in the form of a local news livestream involving a cat, a pole, and a very slow news day.
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No trait was more nauseating or, as Genet would have pointed out, more pompously flaunted by Trump's presidential campaign than its unadulterated contempt: for women, for non-whites, for the disabled, for the press, and, ultimately, for the US Constitution.
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"In the U.S. context, commercialization is firmly understood and accepted whereas the same unadulterated tactics in Europe —whilst (they) may be desired by some — are more commonly frowned upon," Harris, who teaches a course called Managing Soccer: Global & Local Perspectives, told Reuters.
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Sure, there's something to be said for the pure, unadulterated fun of the texture itself, but these jelly highlighters are more than just a novelty: They're the innovative formulas we never knew we needed for long-lasting shimmer with a side of entertainment.
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We yearn for a connection that is almost impossible through the technology as it currently exists and the unadulterated failure of that medium to offer even a simulacrum of true, human interactivity is what is killing our discourse, our culture, and our minds.
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The seedy history of this corporate-monopoly system gives the lie to the deeply confused notions that government is the harmless and attentive protector of the poor and powerless, and that the United States has ever been the home of unadulterated free enterprise.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "Lawsuits Over Baby Powder Raise Questions About Cancer Risk" (Science Times, May 2403): A good alternative to use instead of Johnson's Baby Powder, which has talcum powder in it, is plain, unadulterated cornstarch — an all natural product.
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Though her work appears delicate at first glance, with fine lines and subtle shading you'd expect from a professionally trained artist, there's a boldness to her sketches that is only enhanced by the washes of unadulterated color she throws on top of them.
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For some Americans, the buns might be their first unadulterated taste of cardamom, while those familiar with the global cuisines in which the spice is a common ingredient (Indian, Turkish and Iraqi, to name a few) may find this Nordic application a novelty.
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From identical twins to a real-life aristocrat, season six promises to live up to the show's legacy of pure, unadulterated chaos, and it would be an understatement to say that I'm absolutely chuffed to meet each and every one of them.
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Editorial Observer Because there can never be any unadulterated good news lately, on the day that President Trump indicated he'd support a deal to protect young undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children, Joe Arpaio announced that he was running for Senate.
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Despite being unadulterated trash — or possibly because of it — The Room has amassed plenty of celebrity fans over the years, including James Franco, Dave Franco and Seth Rogen, who were clearly so obsessed with its particular brand of insanity that they decided to recreate it.
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But when Luke traveled to India to connect with the underground Christian Church in 2010 and found more Western culture than unadulterated Christianity, the trip served as the culmination of years of quiet questioning and doubt about the Trinitarian God and true biblical practices.
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No, it isn't dread, fear, or a burning desire to go back to a normal office job where they didn't make me do this to myself in the pursuit of clicks, that look is a pure and unadulterated PASSION to WIN and BE THE BEST.
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" The singer clarified that her new decision to let her natural beauty shine unadulterated both in private and on stage, "because I realized that my whole life I'd been using makeup as a shield to hide my true self, thinking it would make me glamorous.
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In the United States, we take for granted that the bottle of beer, wine or spirits we enjoy is pure unadulterated product from a guaranteed manufacturer and that its label has been approved, contents verified, and taxes paid as required by federal and state law.
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Ultimately, allowing the kingpins of sexual exploitation to escape criminal culpability and civil liability in order to safeguard the special interests of Big Tech via NAFTA would be a victory for unadulterated corporate greed, and could make Internet-facilitated sexual violence a major American export.
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"The intelligence community has not been providing us with very good intelligence over the last number of years, and too often it has been massaged to fit the political narrative that the political leaders want and not giving us just unadulterated facts," he said.
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But he appears to be privately grappling with whether he would be better off playing the 1976 version of Reagan, who carried the banner of unadulterated conservatism against the eventual Republican nominee all the way to the convention, fell short and won four years later.
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A new book of Wilde's handwritten manuscripts, THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY (SP Books, $250), grants readers unfiltered access to lines of pure, unadulterated affection that the author was compelled to omit if he ever wanted the story to become the literary success it did.
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There was an incident recently where I was trying to tell my daughter not to do something because it was unsafe, having this moment of pure unadulterated parenting, and a kid comes up to me and is like, 'Is Olaf mad at his daughter?
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Since they deserve to know the truth and learn about the real sources of terrorism, it is only fair to them and to the integrity of the media to have the unadulterated facts presented to them in order for them to reach their own conclusions.
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And if you're returning to Dragonlance as an adult after reading it as an 11-year-old in the '90s, it holds the pleasure of as much pure, unadulterated nostalgia as Hello Kitty doing the Macarena on top of Jonathan Taylor Thomas's floppy hair.
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It's possible that anyone who happened to stumble across an unadulterated version of Devil Doll on TV in the middle of the night might genuinely be afraid of Hugo, who is one hideous-looking dummy — especially when his master Vorelli slips a knife into his tiny hand.
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But even I, who could fill novels expressing my adoration of fresh pour-over coffee, am not physically capable of emoting the same level of unadulterated glee for any material item as much as former Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa has over his new Harley-Davidson.
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As Apple crafts "edge-to-edge" devices that allow us to peer deeper into their digital services, the question, perhaps, isn't how much bigger those physical screens will become but how long it will be until AR displays are trimming down the bezels of our unadulterated view.
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As I watched this stubborn-as-fuck dog blindly bashing his head into cars and walls through tears of laughter—this was the first time I had laughed this hard or felt this kind of unadulterated joy in weeks—I couldn't help but admire his tenacity.
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The Good Pure, unadulterated, Android • Clever accessory system • Beautiful design • Amazing photo quality The Bad Slow camera • No headphone jack • Awkward button placement The Bottom Line Serious Android nerds will love the Essential Phone's sleek design and crap-free software, but there are still some serious bugs.
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It is pure, unadulterated operetta: the entire first twenty minutes of the show are given over to a bit of self-amused nineteenth-century pastiche, and then twenty minutes later we get an extended Mozart parody that must be lost on nine-tenths of the audience.
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One dog snout smashes against the other dog snout, wet nose against wet nose, mouths still filled with the foreign strands of gluten that their canine stomachs will barely know how to process, and our child brains exploded with the sheer, unadulterated romance of it all.
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I didn't know what to expect, but what awaited me surpassed even my wildest expectations: Little boys bounced forward on their blades, stumbling over themselves with unadulterated joy and determination, and strong, fit adults, men and women alike, who'd even gone on to participate in Ironman triathlons.
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Rachele was my introduction into the world of "Fat Acceptance," a universe that had existed my entire life and was based around the concept that ALL bodies — no matter their shape, size, weight, age, ability, race, ethnicity, or health status — deserved rights, respect, and unadulterated freedom.
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It is the wild, Chinese landscape alone that resides in the beauty of this natural, unadulterated image and it is why Bornier loves what he does: clouds flowing over the hills without the aid of a slowed shutter speed or the manipulation of a blur effect.
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Tickets, a new exhibition of his work at Milk Gallery in New York City, captures his journey accompanying the World of Wonders sideshow, one of the last traveling circuses in the US. The pictures offer an unadulterated look at the people and traditions slowly fading from today's popular culture.
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Using a medium-sized fluffy brush or a contempt for journalism and reality in general, carefully blend, obfuscate, and claim that multiple media outlets reported that Barack Obama ordered wiretapping on Trump until you achieve a smooth, gradient fade from light to dark, and truth to unadulterated fiction.
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The government has even restricted archaeologists' access to royal tombs, for fear, many suspect, that they might find that the imperial family's DNA does not in fact derive, unadulterated, from the sun goddess, Amaterasu, or even from pure Japanese stock, but includes traces of Korean and Chinese ancestry.
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"There is only one Raven — and for over 25 years, she has blessed audiences around the world with the greatest gift of all — the pure, unadulterated joy of laugh-out-loud funny," said Gary Marsh, president and chief creative officer at Disney Channels Worldwide, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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In the basement gallery I dipped into "Theatre of Operations (The Gulf War seen from Puerto Rico)" (2017) (excerpted here), a gurgling and wobbling four-hour video of unadulterated footage from 1990 and 1991 — the period when Farid's family escaped the Gulf War in Kuwait and fled to Puerto Rico.
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Any Republican who was weighing speaking out about Trump's behavior with Ukraine (and his plea for China to investigate his main rival for the 2020 nomination) now can have no illusions about what such criticism will be met with: Pure, unadulterated anger from Trump -- and likely vilification from the President's base.
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Consider that on August 113, 211, Endless initially appeared to be his long-awaited album, only to be displaced a day later by his actual release, Blonde, and even then, what you first encountered was a kind of perversion; you didn't hear Frank Ocean's unadulterated voice until three minutes in.
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After taking his second shot on the 16th hole and sending the ball straight onto the spectators pathway, McIlroy decided to smite his instrument with all his wrath, causing it to rupture into two distinct pieces: It's good to see some unadulterated rage during the "gentleman's game" every now and then.
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For what it's worth, the CBC did note that "an unadulterated piece of chicken from the store" should contain nothing but chicken DNA, in case you're either concerned about what you eat, or you need 100% chicken DNA for the unholy abomination you've been stitching together in your underground laboratory.
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The two extreme ends of the map are well-understood: Pure, unadulterated cuprate crystals—mapped on the left side of the diagram—act as insulators, while cuprates that have been doped with many extra electrons or "holes" (deficits of electrons that behave like positively charged particles), mapped on the right, behave like metals.
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Produced by and featuring Manu Chao, a French-born musician of Spanish origin famed for his lazy rhythms and tracks that mix multiple languages and styles, its stand-out singles like "Senegal Fast Food" took the raw and unadulterated melodies of the couple's early days and drenched them in layers of colour.
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It also can't be someone who looks back on the Obama years with unadulterated fondness, because whatever you think about the man personally, Obama presided over a long period of fermenting discontent which culminated in the electorate opting to gamble on one of the most outlandishly anomalous candidates in all of American history.
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She visualizes herself, sometimes, as a cartoon blob shuffling around a drab existence; other times, as "Alicia" (her given name), the imagined, thinner version of herself she hopes to become after gastric bypass surgery; other times as a child, remembering the taste of chocolate when it was a pleasure unadulterated by others' judgment.
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Melodies collide to form a cresting tsunami of sound that tears through the second track and deposits you gently at the beginning of the third, "ACVC," where the iconic opening piano riff of Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" meets the unadulterated cries of AC/DC's "Back in Black," creating a visceral sensation of pure bliss.
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The Rangers' 2-1 victory Tuesday night against the Montreal Canadiens, which evened their best-of-seven series at two games apiece before the series returns to Montreal for Game 5 on Thursday, turned on a sequence in the second period that began with understated brilliance and ended, four seconds later, in unadulterated joy.
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At one moment, they present four minutes of unadulterated washing machine action, which on its face could be as base and boring as the sheer academic exercises that precede them in this field, but out of these moments are eruptions of mechanical noise and screeching metal—bursts of ecstasy and metaphorical laughter amid the thrum of Internet-era distractions.
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What ties the work of Lois Dodd and Neil Welliver to the period that saw the rise of Kenneth Noland and Frank Stella is a shared bias toward directly applied and unadulterated color, and it is on this same ground that Janet Fish has thrived for decades, exploring in subtle ways the boundaries of representational and abstract painting.
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You get it by embracing the irreverence and weirdness of art, in its unadulterated form—an approach that, at the end of the day, is pretty on-brand for Bernie Sanders, who worked as a carpenter in his 20s and once helped open a youth center in Burlington that evolved into a destination for punk bands like Fugazi.
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Through Mr. Obama, I have been hipped to the Congolese singer Jupiter Bokondji, prodded to give a closer listen to the hirsute country star Chris Stapleton and reminded of the unadulterated joy of Cardi B, J Balvin and Bad Bunny's "I Like It." His prose, always electric, assumes an extra whiff of fire when applied to music.
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Trump's anti-immigration policies of "the wall" and mass deportation for undocumented immigrants from nonwhite "shithole countries" harken back to the laws advocated a century ago by white supremacists and eugenicists to preserve "pure, unadulterated Anglo-Saxon stock," stop the "vast hordes" of brown people from Asia, and promote the illegal deportation of 600,000 US citizens of Mexican heritage.
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If you're familiar with Nigerian movies, you may have certain expectations of them: regardless of genre, they are often dramatic to the point of hyperbole, are almost always unintentionally funny, usually have some religious underlying themes and what they sometimes lack in production value, they more than make up for in heart and unadulterated entertainment in a Nigerian way.
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The most unadulterated stream of Pokémon-themed pornography can be found on the Gelbooru and e621 image boards—the former hosts a broad range of hentai and adult anime, making it ideal for Pokémon trainer porn; the latter is dedicated to NSFW furry and anthropomorphic content, meaning you can most certainly smash one out to 'em all on there.
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ORLAN's striptease shoots an arrow from the sacred to the profane, a full unmasking of Bernini's barely disguised eroticism, while Wilke's performance is more ambiguous: her transformation from a Roman goddess to a transgendered Christ is too pointed to be unadulterated fun and too joyful for calculated blasphemy; either way, the apparent transition from paganism to Christianity occurs without the artist placing a value judgment on either.
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And perhaps more than anything else, the devastating impact of the 2008 financial crisis, in which the reckless behavior of financial elites resulted in years of hardship for ordinary people all around the world, made all the previous assurances of experts ring hollow -- all those assurances that somehow financial regulators knew what they were doing, that somebody was minding the store, that global economic integration was an unadulterated good.
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And perhaps more than anything else, the devastating impact of the 2008 financial crisis, in which the reckless behavior of financial elites resulted in years of hardship for ordinary people all around the world, made all the previous assurances of experts ring hollow — all those assurances that somehow financial regulators knew what they were doing, that somebody was minding the store, that global economic integration was an unadulterated good.
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Coffee once ruled these fields, but as its price has grown unstable, smallholder farmers like Dávila and González, 52 and 65, respectively, have had to turn to alternative crops, among them this strange arrival that yields knobby rhizomes of shocking orange flesh, rarely eaten unadulterated; instead, the underground stems are dried and pulverized into a musky powder with a throb of bitterness, which is most widely recognized worldwide as the earthy base note and color in many Indian dishes.
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