Tactically, that stuff is unbelievably difficult to access, and unbelievably powerful.
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I've seen displaying birds of paradise, and they are unbelievably beautiful, and unbelievably exciting and glamorous, and wonderful.
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"I can attest from firsthand experience now that it's unbelievably quick and it's unbelievably sneaky," said Miller on Today Friday.
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That is unbelievably fast, and you can go from script to shelf for a couple thousand dollars, too, which is unbelievably cheap.
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Truly amazing , GRACE , POWER , and UNBELIEVABLY FAST!!!!!
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It's one of the things that's made his novels so relatable, despite criticisms occasionally leveraged against Green that his books feature unbelievably precocious teens embarking on unbelievably quixotic adventures.
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It's unbelievably fast — definitely the fastest car out there.
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" Of his songwriting she added, "It's unbelievably beautiful poetry.
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Rather than reading, you gotta listen ... it's unbelievably powerful.
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Kobe - that's what you made you so unbelievably special.
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Yes, unbelievably, the newest charge against President Trump was treason.
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Yes, Lady Bird and Nadine can both be unbelievably selfish.
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I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject.
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My bosses — all women — were sympathetic, kind, and unbelievably supportive.
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Yes, choosing to leave Hannah behind would be unbelievably difficult.
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"He's just been so unbelievably sweet and loving," she says.
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But, to be fair, it was an unbelievably stressful time.
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"It's unbelievably unpalatable, let's be honest about that," he said.
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In fact, they probably said it would be unbelievably expensive.
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They're unbelievably innovative, so they're a really big, tough competitor.
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Now, that would leave Mexico in an unbelievably bad position.
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Just such an unbelievably deep, kind, serious, intelligent human being.
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Unbelievably, Ratu's assailant also gave an explanation for his conduct.
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CHARLIE KIRK, FOUNDER, TURNING POINT USA: It was unbelievably historic.
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"People are unbelievably passionate about their Christmas music," Figula explained.
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He's a good guy, but not an unbelievably good guy.
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"I'm relieved it's over - she was playing unbelievably," Gauff said.
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We never thought it might be something so unbelievably serious.
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She adds that the game has receiving "unbelievably overwhelming" feedback.
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With some of it, people strike me as unbelievably dumb.
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He was notable in part for having unbelievably flexible joints.
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The band, Ben Folds Five, got unbelievably sick of it.
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But there's also drama, courage and sometimes unbelievably great looks.
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This was an unbelievably fast resolution of a sprawling case.
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Like you can't believe how unbelievably crowded it is there!
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I shave every other day and I drool unbelievably so.
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That's hard to do because ISRG is so unbelievably good.
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It's "a huge company, an unbelievably successful company," she said.
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Hakchi 2 is here, and it's unbelievably simple to use.
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"He was awesome, unbelievably good," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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"He's an unbelievably calm and steadying source," Ms. Tepper said.
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Unbelievably, they seem to be doing MDMA the right way.
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"It's unbelievably traumatic for the train crew," Mr. Byford said.
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"Kids just go down, it happens unbelievably quickly and silently."
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That would be unbelievably expensive for businesses in the country.
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This kid just makes these unbelievably gifted players look average.
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In his unbelievably annoying way, maybe he did some good.
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"He's a super good guy, unbelievably tough opponent," Federer said.
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These words were said, unbelievably, in the Oval Office itself.
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Newport points to the unbelievably productive life of Theodore Roosevelt.
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"Our country's doing unbelievably well economically," he told reporters Friday.
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"Our country's doing unbelievably well economically," he told reporters Friday.
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TRUMP: No, but he was unbelievably nice to me, actually.
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"The market is being unbelievably kind," an equity strategist said.
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" And another described her as "so unbelievably dominant ... and manly.
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Your intuition is unbelievably sharp today, so don't ignore it.
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It's a miracle that we're both alive, and I'm unbelievably grateful.
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Cookies baked unbelievably fast and flaky biscuits never looked, well, flakier.
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"It has been unbelievably pleasant since last month," Spicer told Kimmel.
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It is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played.
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And even when people say unbelievably offensive things, he stays polite.
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Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, hailed investors' "unbelievably positive assessment of reforms".
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And unbelievably, we still get founders applying with generic fitness trackers.
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Update: another day, another unbelievably dry forecast for the West Coast.
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John Kerry described it as attacks that would be unbelievably small.
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Liz, 23I am just so unbelievably embarrassed I was with you.
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Unbelievably, for a decade at least, it appears to have worked.
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I'm not exaggerating when I say the prints are unbelievably good.
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" He calls Bridges' Jackson Evans in The Contender "so unbelievably disarming.
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That means they work hard — and their days are unbelievably busy.
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Somewhat unbelievably, however, there are now going to be three. Why?
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Even when they are destroying something beautiful, sloths look unbelievably adorable.
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But more importantly, the H6s are feather-light and unbelievably comfortable.
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As the Boarding Area blog points out, this is unbelievably irresponsible.
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"Physical touch can be absolutely, unbelievably amazing and beautiful," she said.
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It's a cruel, unbelievably effective trick that preys upon purchasing impulses.
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The support for fabric was unbelievably vocal, and exceptionally high-profile.
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It's also unbelievably hot out here—do you have enough water?
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As a result, mobile payments took off "unbelievably fast," duToit said.
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Imagine this: you have a first date that goes unbelievably well.
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On the surface, this bill and its optics are unbelievably bad.
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Helping to build a robot seemed unbelievably cool at the time.
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AND YOU KNOW, CREDIT CARD BALANCES ARE STILL NOT UNBELIEVABLY HIGH.
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South Carolina rally last night was so unbelievably exciting (and fun).
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"She's unbelievably supportive and always has been," Howard says of his wife.
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There are people for whom waking up this morning was unbelievably difficult.
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"That has potential to be an unbelievably good women's match," Wilander said.
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The race is now on and, unbelievably, we are losing our lead.
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And John Kerry described it as attacks that would be unbelievably small.
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The initial disagreement — which was unbelievably stupid — was blown out of proportion.
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"We are so unbelievably in love!" the new parents told Entertainment Tonight.
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Fornea described Hope as a "spunky, playful, goofy and unbelievably sweet" pup.
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They both admit they had (unbelievably inappropriate) romantic feelings for one another.
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I don't group myself in with her because she is unbelievably beautiful.
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It is a gorgeous, unbelievably impressive feat of both design and technology.
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It was unbelievably uncool to be into pop music at the time.
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She looked unbelievably good doing it ... and we all get to watch.
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The one thing going for the airlines is they've become unbelievably safe.
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And why does the CGI fur make them look so unbelievably naked?
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Unbelievably, when Apple first launched the iPhone it had no App Store.
|
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She's unbelievably graceful, but she has such a wicked sense of humor.
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It was unbelievably tough, this total detox from my own inner world.
|
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"You are so unbelievably graceful," I said to her, as I panted.
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Sad!) Similarly lazily (and unbelievably) written off are Melisandre and Meera Reed.
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He's delivered an unbelievably truly tragic tale with great poise and ease.
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The Parisian delicacy is just so damn lovely, light, and unbelievably Instagrammable.
|
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If the show's relatively low on spectacle, it's unbelievably high on potential.
|
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It was immediately clear to me that yes, Hallstatt is unbelievably beautiful.
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"Unbelievably, that was exactly what we wanted to hear," Mr. Paslow said.
|
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They're unbelievably comfortable, simple enough to wear with anything, and machine washable.
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He's a very dishonest guy, unbelievably insecure, he had to be fired.
|
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I was unbelievably nervous but he was very nice and signed it.
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"The first set was unbelievably intense; the second as well," Thiem said.
|
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Democrats have an unbelievably wide berth here to be daring and inventive.
|
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It is, unbelievably, nearly 20 years later, still all of those things.
|
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"It's going to be very tough because he returns unbelievably," he said.
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I'd be unbelievably ecstatic if it did, but I'm managing my expectations.
|
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To compete with bodegas and also use the 'bodega' name is unbelievably disrespectful.
|
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When the headset and headphones are on, everything you see feels unbelievably real.
|
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Where exactly did these unsold units of an unbelievably coveted gadget come from?
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And if you don't acknowledge them, you can become catatonic or unbelievably cruel.
|
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It helps them get back to work which has an unbelievably transformative effect.
|
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Screenshotting unbelievably douchey Tinder profiles to send around to friends is pretty standard.
|
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In my view Hillary is an unbelievably qualified candidate to lead this country.
|
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Brushing it off by calling it 'a porny' is unbelievably hurtful to me.
|
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This was unbelievably good: dense and sweet, it tasted like marshmallows and butter.
|
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For one, the process takes an unbelievably long time — upwards of 15 minutes.
|
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Like super, unbelievably, ridiculously, not affordable for anyone not in the 1 percent.
|
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Perry kept it going, making jokes about how unbelievably uncomfortable they all were.
|
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Unbelievably, it was "protected" with the user name admin and the password admin.
|
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What came out were unbelievably kinetic sound samples, dense textures of physical movement.
|
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So, in complete honesty, this is an unbelievably safe method of transporting anything.
|
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The result is unbelievably natural, real-life colours and very detailed, immersive imagery.
|
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What's the point of eating pizza when everything is so unbelievably not-okay?
|
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I'm truly proud of Chandler because he is always unbelievably kind and optimistic.
|
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Everyone is also wearing animal noses, because sometimes Glee got so unbelievably extra.
|
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Humans are so unbelievably stupid that we have begun to tinker with food.
|
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Yes, it's all unbelievably tacky—but it's also somehow both irresistible and convincing.
|
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The chicken was crunchy on the outside and unbelievably juicy on the inside.
|
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He has been unbelievably strong -- call it Manuchin from the treasury secretary standpoint.
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Caption: The hardware was primitive in 1989, but the experience felt unbelievably real.
|
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The first is that there is a massive, unbelievably large supply of games.
|
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He had long blond hair, looked about 12, and was clearly unbelievably talented.
|
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"To lose two family members at once is unbelievably painful," the family said.
|
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It's been an unbelievably ... With not an ability to understand the real damage.
|
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The game seemed so simple, yet they seemed unbelievably impressed by his performance.
|
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"I spent hundreds of unbelievably boring hours watching City Council meetings," he said.
|
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When layered under my favorite mascara, my lashes look unbelievably long and thick.
|
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But averaging a triple-double, both then and now, is almost unbelievably cool.
|
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What he's accused of is unbelievably dangerous and a flagrant misuse of power.
|
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Across the board, they&aposre each hero products — and they&aposre unbelievably affordable.
|
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"The horse is doing unbelievably well in the two-week turnaround," Pletcher said.
|
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The dancers fall out of focus and then entirely, unbelievably out of view.
|
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Totally trustworthy, completely reliable, unbelievably competent, the greatest luxury a leader could have.
|
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" CIT Group: "We've got financials that are so unbelievably good like J.P. Morgan.
|
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Unbelievable arm talent, unbelievably strong, could make every throw, his mechanics are perfect.
|
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I am so UNBELIEVABLY proud of my little sister… she just SLAYED the #BBMAs!
|
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"I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly," Trump told reporters on Air Force One.
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Spicer also said Trump was "unbelievably decisive" in ordering a review of Flynn's actions.
|
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You had a bunch of people, unbelievably ego-driven, ego-ridden, ego-filled, right?
|
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But weighed against the $50 Echo Dot, this unbelievably cheap microwave still costs more.
|
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The cover will feature Hadid and Victoria's Secret Angel Taylor Hill looking unbelievably fierce.
|
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This all sounds unbelievably awful, but these victims died instantly, if that's any consolation.
|
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You've got to remember that this was in '88 and Miami was unbelievably cheap.
|
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What an unbelievably horrible policy that will quickly be overturned by the next President.
|
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Patterson: Nick is totally authentic, completely unique, unbelievably funny and really respects this world.
|
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Using my Stubs membership with my MoviePass makes going to the movies unbelievably affordable.
|
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And the resulting photos of this stunning, Frozen-esque winter scene are unbelievably gorgeous.
|
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His answer: "I have had nothing but unbelievably positive interactions with her," Sivan said.
|
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That page is so unbelievably difficult to access, Oliver set up the website, gofccyourself.com.
|
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Last week Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley said trading in November was "unbelievably bad".
|
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"Wow, #GreaseLive was unbelievably amazing," Stella, 20, wrote on Instagram after her sister's show.
|
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Why are we so unbelievably bad at creating videos about this incredibly important topic?
|
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Unbelievably, like her first transplant, it would come from another 13-year-old girl.
|
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Brad Hanson, a wildlife biologist, told the Seattle Times the situation was "unbelievably sad."
|
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Star's attitude problem, however, seems unbelievably petty in light of how the episode ends.
|
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I sit here today, a happily engaged woman, unbelievably grateful I got my wish.
|
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The all-white flower collection resembles puffy clouds, and the result is unbelievably gorgeous.
|
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Rescuers brought Henry to a vet, where the unbelievably large mass was safely removed.
|
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What a miracle it is to be a woman… I am so unbelievably grateful!
|
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Unbelievably, these so-called leaders have yet to raise the federal government's debt limit.
|
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Almost unbelievably, the 7 Series is far squishier and roly-poly than the CT6.
|
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We were unbelievably successful in the election with getting the vote of the military.
|
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For as good as the Grand Sport looks, almost unbelievably, it drives even better.
|
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As a parent my job is to nurture and to be sometimes unbelievably patient.
|
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The Performa material is unbelievably lightweight, and the mesh material is superior in airflow.
|
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The truth is that they are unbelievably ill-suited to being kept as pets.
|
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However, even though this skillet looked delicious, it somehow managed to be unbelievably bland.
|
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She was gone in an unbelievably public murder, filmed by so many that day.
|
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Here's hoping Homer takes better care of his unbelievably still drivable Junkerola going forward.
|
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If you've ever lost your luggage, you know how unbelievably frustrating it can be.
|
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" MUNGER: "The conditions in steel were almost unbelievably adverse to the American steel industry.
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What it started as is just so unbelievably different than what it is today.
|
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" MUNGER: "The conditions in steel were almost unbelievably adverse to the American steel industry.
|
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"It made us all unbelievably happy to see her," the Tony Award winner tweeted.
|
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Some people will be unbelievably positive and model perfect self-isolation homes and lifestyles.
|
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"He's just unbelievably interesting and charismatic and the most generous, kind man," she said.
|
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Unbelievably, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer originally envisioned the 1971 film with an all-white cast.
|
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Bruce was a boss at the Department of Justice and is, unbelievably, still there!
|
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The film was unbelievably expensive to make with a production budget of $176 million.
|
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"We're unbelievably lucky," Benjamin Clement, the lead archaeologist at the site, told the AFP.
|
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All of the above makes Haddish defending Isaias and the Eritrean regime unbelievably surreal.
|
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It's what they give you to compensate for the fact you're so unbelievably insecure.
|
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The Continental GT is sanctuary quiet around town and unbelievably composed in comfort mode.
|
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And seeing a black women enact it is unbelievably satisfying — and unheard-of, onscreen.
|
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It's also important to her that every premise within that set is unbelievably unique.
|
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It felt the most tender to me, unbelievably sensitive, and so full of love.
|
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"While hemp is unbelievably profitable for farmers, growing it has its challenges," he said.
|
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But the media has been unbelievably unfair to Republicans, conservatives, and certainly to me.
|
|
In various unpredictable reviews and reactions, the amount of second guessing was unbelievably high.
|
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I had my first baby in February of this year and, unbelievably, I'm still breastfeeding.
|
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Kourtney has been looking unbelievably hot these days, so not like she needs any assistance.
|
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If you think 4K is unbelievably sharp, wait till you get your eyes on 8K.
|
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Janet Jackson, as you undoubtedly know, is a product of the unbelievably successful Jackson family.
|
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But still, that's nothing compared to how unbelievably screwed older people are under the BCRA.
|
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The Ultimen are unbelievably sappy heroes — to the point where they even piss off Superman.
|
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The sidewalk is littered with people who are unbelievably talented and never made it. Okay?
|
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"If you're in Donald's camp and you're good to him, he's unbelievably good," Morgan says.
|
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She is the world number one after having a great season and playing unbelievably well.
|
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Note: We're setting aside Reputation's unbelievably bad lead single for the duration of this conversation.
|
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We see with these things like Regulus, if they go right it's just unbelievably good.
|
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We see with these things like Regulus, if they go right it's just unbelievably good.
|
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He was expressing himself in such an unbelievably powerful, beautiful way to this Disney song.
|
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I am unbelievably fired up and inspired by the people I met through this process.
|
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"Unbelievably unfortunate," even though Brendan goes on to explain that it's actually spelled Haute House.
|
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Ashley: My jealousy has unbelievably been released from my body in the past 48 hours!
|
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It soon became an unbelievably lucrative business, but Blutrich felt like an alien within it.
|
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It's unbelievably hard for a smaller company...to elbow in to such a monopolized industry.
|
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"This is really something unbelievably special," he told reporters while others acclaimed an exceptional talent.
|
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You have dealt with an unbelievably slanted & negative media & have come out of it beautifully.
|
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But as usual, the best feature of any Mi Band is the unbelievably low price.
|
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Amazon's distribution network is unbelievably good in London, and its reliability keeps me coming back.
|
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So, what is some unbelievably stupid sh-t I've seen people do with their money?
|
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He was, he said, unbelievably grateful to have found the form that suits him best.
|
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The reasons are buried in the minutiae of tax law and an unbelievably complex transaction.
|
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Secretary Kerry joined his saber rattling, promising a military response—albeit an "unbelievably small" one.
|
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It's unbelievably corny stuff, but in one of these men's mouths the lines make sense.
|
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We left it on the track, and unbelievably it was enough to win the gold.
|
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Unbelievably low interest rates from global central banks forced investors to scour for returns elsewhere.
|
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"When Celine and I connected, I was so unbelievably happy for her," Ms. Bachini said.
|
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He was unbelievably fun to coach, just locked in and loaded and ready to go.
|
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The result is super tender meat with mushrooms and lardons in an unbelievably intense gravy.
|
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"The odor is unbelievably bad because they decay pretty quickly," he told CNN affiliate WLS.
|
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When I won the U.S. Open, my first grand slam, I was so unbelievably nervous.
|
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"Jason is so unbelievably talented, he's the best actor I know, bar none," she said.
|
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Within the hotel industry, the event raised eyebrows for another reason: it was unbelievably haphazard.
|
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" — Jaeda, 40 "I was apprehensive but also unbelievably excited to engage with my partner again.
|
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"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," he said in February.
|
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Facebook has enjoyed unbelievably high profit margins for a company with a relatively small staff.
|
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Unbelievably, Native American women and girls face exactly this situation on tribal lands in America.
|
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" They added that, "unbelievably, nearly two dozen Democrats have still not come out against Kavanaugh.
|
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"Amazon is an unbelievably good competitor," Walmart U.S. CEO Greg Foran said on the call.
|
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Washington Post also, but The New York Times even more so treats me unbelievably terribly.
|
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There are also some infamous Lego sets that come with unbelievably high resale price tags.
|
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"The border and migration issues are just unbelievably complex," Kerlikowske said in an interview with CNN.
|
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Proud dad Rob Kardashian just shared a new pic of his daughter, and it's unbelievably sweet.
|
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PLEASE DO. BENIOFF: WHICH IS LAST NIGHT HERE IN SAN FRANCISCO WE HAD UNBELIEVABLY CRAZY HAILSTORMS.
|
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"Awful news about Phillipe Zdar, what an unbelievably lovely man with an incredible legacy," he wrote.
|
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That's why I get so unbelievably angry when that chocolate is tainted with glorified cold medicine.
|
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"That the photo turned up a year later is unbelievably suspicious," Worth's lawyer, Michael Rudy, said.
|
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It's so breathtakingly quick, so unbelievably sharp, and so stimulating that it actually tires you out.
|
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I'm unbelievably grateful for all the hard work everyone put in to make Stealing Silver possible.
|
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While it's an unbelievably analytical company, it doesn't live or die by what the numbers say.
|
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You have dealt with an unbelievably slanted and negative media and have come out beautifully. Beautifully.
|
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Mr Trump, who pardoned him a month later, said, "I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly".
|
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A good deal of my enthusiasm for the R70x stems from how unbelievably light they are.
|
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And everything we're seeing in our portfolio says the U.S. economy is on unbelievably strong footing.
|
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We've had an unbelievably good 5-6 year run, so it's natural to have a pullback.
|
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After they fired him, unbelievably, they continue to use Christopher Steele in violation of FBI regulation.
|
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The Sith are unbelievably skilled at business development partnerships, outsourcing, and delegation to outside ecosystem stakeholders.
|
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Such an exciting result—and yet another example of how unbelievably useful our canines companions are.
|
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And, on the side, she developed another unbelievably entrepreneurial, wildly successful business that bears her name.
|
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It's unbelievably quick how agile the the market has moved to capitalize on this new trend.
|
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"It's unbelievably cheap," he said and issued a buy rating with a price target of $200.
|
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They're paper-thin, unbelievably quick-drying, and will accommodate most sunbathers and water sport enthusiasts alike.
|
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She has such a wonderful energy about her not to mention she is just unbelievably beautiful.
|
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This is unbelievably fascinating, but the story gets even more intriguing—and potentially even more confusing.
|
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Speedrunning, or the art of racing to beat games at unbelievably fast speeds, is nothing new.
|
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Inhaling it feels unbelievably clean, as if your body and mind are scrubbed of all weight.
|
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Unbelievably, this is not even the worst, or even fifth-worse, attempt to attract young voters.
|
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It's finally bringing some objectivity and science to decisions that can be so unbelievably life-changing.
|
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" In her own statement after Mr. Klemp's resignation, Ms. Penelton called the original comments "unbelievably inappropriate.
|
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Because of how unbelievably rare her story was, Cacciotti refused to give up on his wife.
|
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"It's both incredibly highfalutin and sublime, but also unbelievably elemental," Mr. Ma said of the cycle.
|
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"It's a shocker to everyone and I'm unbelievably sad," Woods said in an interview shortly after.
|
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It&aposs safe to say Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson never looks anything less than unbelievably ripped.
|
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Of course, they end up lying flat on the floor next to each other, unbelievably high.
|
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But China's biggest phone maker has been surprisingly — some say unbelievably — optimistic about the coronavirus' impact.
|
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Unbelievably, the alleged groper is still assigned to the Special Victims Division and investigating rape cases.
|
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We were going here for this medal and we got it and we are unbelievably happy.
|
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Almost unbelievably, a sprawling informal settlement exists just meters from the tee for the sixth hole.
|
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Today, the public is unbelievably aware of the constitution, of the world, and of its aspirations.
|
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"They're unbelievably detail-oriented," says Stanford economics professor Nicholas Bloom in a WNYC "Freakonomics Radio" podcast.
|
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""I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly; he was given close to 18 years in prison.
|
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Tversky, who died in 1996, and Kahneman are "unbelievably quirky characters," Lewis tells CNBC on Power Lunch.
|
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" He called the school resource officer who raced to his classroom to help an "unbelievably brave colleague.
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And that's unbelievably important in government, and why so many more people actually need to start running.
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" Lawrence has spoken about the release before, telling THR just last month, "it was so unbelievably violating.
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"So excited to work with this beautiful fierce unbelievably talented woman right here," Tatum captioned her post.
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Chaim Gartenberg, 360 points Top scorer: Theon Greyjoy — 75 points Note: Unbelievably, Theon outscored the Night King!
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And the almost unbelievably low electricity demand for AC could make the results hard to apply elsewhere.
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Shooting 6K video with 12-bit colors produces footage that is unbelievably flexible, especially in the colors.
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It is also unbelievably repetitive, with variations of the same sculptures in bronze, gold, silver, and crystal.
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Trump described the U.S. trade imbalance with Japan as "unbelievably large" but he hoped to address that.
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She is the most unbelievably talented person, powerful person, kindest person, she makes everyone around her better.
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Head straight to Black Sheep where the coal-fired pizza is simple, cheap and unbelievably delicious. 4.
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They were all in their 20s in the spring of 1989, unbelievably pumped up with political fervour.
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"This whole trial has been unbelievably hurtful to her," a source close to Leanna Harris tells PEOPLE.
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I am so unbelievably proud of you and can't wait to see what you do at Rio.
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No, she buys them for their squishy little chick-like shape and their unbelievably stabile shelf life.
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Outside Mad he publishes a monthly comic book about an unbelievably idiotic barbarian named Groo the Wanderer.
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After a long debate over your unbelievably generous offer, our dream first-date would be in Hawaii.
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Nazis and racists were a bad start to the year, but unbelievably, things got worse from there.
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He's always known what I've wanted to do, and he's so unbelievably supportive it's not even funny.
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But look, what is the hit, that he's been unbelievably successful so far as a President-elect?
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But the video NASA released is unbelievably starry-eyed in the face of how weird it is.
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But Final Cut Pro, and Final Cut Pro Studio, was still unbelievably valuable software for multimedia producers.
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Once more, he asked where I was from and, unbelievably, he seemed satisfied with my newfound Greekness.
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But now, the brand is introducing four lip oils that are, unbelievably, even better than the originals.
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We have done so unbelievably at the borders already, they are trying to use it against us.
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Who you also know is going to be unbelievably loyal to you and everyone else around you.
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But sometimes you come across something so unbelievably wrong that you have to unpack it a little.
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Whenever she'd sit down to teach me to write in Russian, she'd be unbelievably patient and kind.
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The Republicans are......... ....unbelievably lucky to have him and I'm just awed at how well they've done.
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I have brought millions of people into the party and you have been unbelievably unfair to me.
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The second was the latest, almost unbelievably cruel moment in a show that's had plenty of them.
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TEXTURE: The chicken was unbelievably crispy, thick, and juicy, with a crinkly, crunchy layer of fried batter.
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It's a subtle refocus that, unbelievably, turns Kratos into a complex, interesting character for the first time.
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We're facing something that's unbelievably large and scary, and will require unprecedented mobilization, but what's the alternative?
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But between here and success, Musk and SpaceX will need to traverse an unbelievably complex risk landscape.
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The boy still felt unbelievably tired, but he had no fever and no nausea and nothing hurt.
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"With Jerry and Faith, whether they were comfortable, wealthy, or unbelievably rich is unclear," Adam Sidel said.
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More than 250,000 men and women work in poultry plants in this country in unbelievably harsh conditions.
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"Calling someone a 'nasty woman' on live television is so deeply and unbelievably offensive," tweeted Danielle Suchet.
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"It's hard to process," Kathy admitted of the unbelievably awful odds that her family has been dealt.
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Unbelievably, this vote comes in the aftermath of Johnson's unlawful suspension of the British Parliament in September.
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" Asked about the Christie endorsement, in particular, Wehner said, "I thought it was shameful — just unbelievably shameful.
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Unbelievably low interest rates from the Federal Reserve encouraged investors to take risk by piling into stocks.
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"The market is being unbelievably kind," said Jonathan Golub, chief United States equity strategist at Credit Suisse.
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And, if it were to happen, is this an unbelievably hard thing that would just shock people?
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I found it unbelievably frustrating because in the end, as an adviser you're not making the decisions.
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The portrait and the frogs especially remind me of Julian Schnabel's "Big Girl" paintings from 2001, a series of unbelievably large, unbelievably lazy paintings of a girl with her eyes obscured by a horizontal swipe of the brush (Martin cites Schnabel as an influence during the interview quoted above).
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Both of my parents had little formal education, but my mother was unbelievably interested in reading and learning.
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What was NOT normal is that all these unbelievably beautiful women that I was dating were staying there!
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The morning after the election, like so many of us, I woke up feeling unbelievably dazed and bemused.
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The key to making white ankle socks look unbelievably cool, is getting a pair with some standout sparkle.
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LAS VEGAS — Apple isn't the only company that knows how to build an unbelievably thin and light laptop.
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"Knowing my best friend is marrying the love of her life makes me so unbelievably happy," she said.
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Trump is correct, health care is "unbelievably complex" -- too complex, I suspect, to be reformed by a populist.
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It's also unbelievably picturesque, with a central abbey that rises like a fairy-tale castle through the mist.
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But he was also an unbelievably great musician and he also loved me with everything that he knew.
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"Knowing my best friend is marrying the love of her life makes me so unbelievably happy," she says.
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Praisner said the system requires an "unbelievably complicated" computer language used to describe the data in the forms.
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Charles Komanoff, a transportation analyst, called the study "unbelievably flimsy" and questioned the research model the city used.
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" She admits, "That was so intimidating, but he was so unbelievably supportive and encouraging, and he's so funny.
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"The horses jumped it unbelievably... this shows the quality and the way our sport is going," he said.
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It was an "unbelievably chaotic scene," he says "There was all this smoke in my cockpit," he continues.
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There are seven color options to chose from, and they all blend unbelievably well to any hair color.
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This week, the right wing tried once again to attack Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over something unbelievably benign.
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"It was an unbelievably generous deal," said Sonnenfeld, a senior associate dean at the Yale School of Management.
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So it&aposs no longer Marty McCabe and these type of texts right here are just unbelievably revealing.
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Usually watches with quality this refined come at a ridiculous cost, but unbelievably this version is just $199.
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The result is so unbelievably perfect that you would think Phelps was actually part of a Mario game.
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Long before he took the bench, he suffered an unbelievably violent attack at the hands of his father.
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"I didn't do anything unbelievably, it just was a very stress-free day," Thomas said after his round.
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" Spicer called Trump's speech "phenomenal" and said he expects people were "unbelievably blown away and impressed with it.
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He meets with a fine art consultant named Christy, who is unbelievably down with Sherman's fecal-based artwork.
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Because of how unbelievably rare her story is, Cacciotti said he refuses to give up on his wife.
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They often leave behind an oeuvre unbelievably rich in meaning, because this work took a lifetime of reflection.
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"I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump said, in February, of health care reform.
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Hitman let us be unbelievably expressive in how we navigated a space (and killed a lot of people).
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Advertisers are unbelievably empowered online, and this power is in desperate need of a public, non-commercial counterbalance.
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I know how unbelievably hard it is to reach out, but I promise you it is worth it.
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This is basically a question of whether the Vulnerability Equities Process is merely very broken, or unbelievably broken.
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"I think it's going to be just an unbelievably moving ceremony in honor of those people," Johnson said.
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Hurley's Quick Dry seriesis quick-drying, lightweight, comfortable in extreme heat, and unbelievably easy to pack for trips.
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My father's traveling so frequently and she is an unbelievably consistent, loving and reliable figure in Barron's life.
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Messenger is now one of the most important apps in the world, and its future is unbelievably bright.
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On the spot, he gave them what we now call a profile, which was unbelievably and startling accurate.
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He chided Dems for delaying Cabinet confirmations, specifically citing Chao, Carson, and Haley as "unbelievably qualified" consensus nominees.
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Luckily you can still catch up with your favorite tigers, pandas, and unbelievably old dogs via live cam.
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Two things: No. 1, I have unbelievably great relationships with 97 percent of the Republican congressmen and senators.
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Then, Michael and I will watch a show like "Escape At Dannemora" on Showtime, which is unbelievably engaging.
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If I was with him, he'd buy me a Mad magazine, which I found unbelievably racy and exciting.
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We, the five women in the class, were, unbelievably and against our will, on a required class tour.
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"If I would have not done it, we would've been unbelievably criticized for not doing it," he said.
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And we were treated unbelievably unfairly, and you have to understand we first went through Russia, Russia, Russia.
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What I've done working with him on the Middle East Peace Plan — it is so unbelievably well done.
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We're in consumer businesses, cash management business , custody businesses, and we've got several people who are unbelievably talented.
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" Then there was the unbelievably vile tweet by Katie Hopkins, a British commentator: "We need a final solution.
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It is a remarkable story of an unbelievably rapid ascent into the upper echelons of national Democratic politics.
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There was no redaction and, most unbelievably, it was just posted on public webpage for anyone to download.
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It shows that what at first appeared to be a shady deal is actually an unbelievably shady deal.
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That was a terrible deal for the United States and it was an unbelievably good deal for China.
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I would say it is among my favorite foods — easy to prepare, fun to eat and unbelievably versatile.
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So going from this unbelievably demanding character to 10,000 feet and minus 38 Celsius was like a holiday.
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But I do think this is a time, and now it's on both sides, of unbelievably intense fear.
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"Some people, unbelievably enough, are looking forward to talking politics with their relatives" the LA Times's guide mused.
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The comic manages to encompass the unbelievably small and the unbelievably huge all at once, sometimes within the same frame — for instance, sequences like the one that lays out Tezuka's love for insect collecting against the backdrop of Japanese imperialism and the march of the war through the Pacific Theater.
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TL;DR: It has all the features you should care about in a VPN, at an unbelievably low price.
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She was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler, and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful.
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Perhaps I can't expect every peasant to be a genius, but guards too (of all ranks) are unbelievably dense.
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Photo: Lopez-Garcia et al, Science Advances (2018)There's a reason that many natural things look unbelievably cool: Evolution.
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There's your ex-yakuza friend Masaharu Kaito, who is unbelievably strong and loyal and loves his flashy orange shirt.
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Kevin Winter/Getty "The unbelievably beautiful #DemiMoore wearing her own vintage #ZacPosen gown at the #SagAwards tonight," Posen added.
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I thought the characters were so unbelievably cool that I had to drink the tea they were always drinking.
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In my experience writing about this is that the African medical professionals were unbelievably professional in what they did.
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The attendees were "unbelievably warm and friendly," according to photographer Monique Jaques, who covered the event for BuzzFeed News.
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"A Trump presidency, as it was becoming unbelievably more realistic last week ... was clearly making markets nervous," Troise said.
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"It was unbelievably challenging and rewarding to take these episodes and make six different localized country versions," Broome said.
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"You're an unbelievably talented guy in terms of education, and you haven't done anything," Trump said on the show.
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An unbelievably strong R&D and innovation engine, combined with the broadest go-to-market engine in the world.
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We are unbelievably fortunate not to be among the number of victims killed or seriously wounded by this maniac.
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For starters, a dislocated shoulder is "unbelievably painful — especially if it's never happened to you before," Dr. Tedeschi says.
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White lions are an extremely rare breed, which is a shame because the puppy-sized critters are unbelievably cute.
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It's unbelievably convenient, whether you're conducting a phone interview or just keen to document a Comcast customer support call.
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None of this could've happened without my amazing staff, our incredible freelancers, and our unbelievably talented artists and designers.
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Unbelievably, students who speak up in support of Israel often become the targets of verbal and even physical assault.
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"This administration has allowed domestic politics to so unbelievably set the tone for the foreign policy agenda," he said.
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Mr Trump called Ms Clinton an "unbelievably nasty, mean enabler", all the while gleefully ignoring his own sexual indiscretions.
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I'm not saying he's the best, but he's unbelievably unique, and we've tried to work with him like that.
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"I thought I putted the ball unbelievably well today," said Spieth, who was less thrilled about his ball-striking.
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Understandably, she got nervous after that and had to go through a process that was unbelievably taxing for her.
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I've had bosses move the goalposts before — for all sorts of justifiable reasons, I'm sure — and it's unbelievably frustrating.
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They are good when they emit extremely, unbelievably loud farts without so much as a blink or a warning.
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On the Cablevision employee side, people are unbelievably energized and excited about what we are bringing to the table.
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They've led to unbelievably stringent international policies around what can and cannot be done on government-sponsored space missions.
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It's unedited, unrefined, and unbelievably popular with everyone, but especially young people (who are, after all, arbiters of cool).
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He congratulated the American president-elect in a phone conversation that went "unbelievably well," the news media here reported.
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WELD, 11:01: Trump held it together, except for being almost unbelievably rude, so that qualifies as outperforming expectations.
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I'm unbelievably excited to work with Joe Wright ("Darkest Hour") and all the other people that are in that.
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Bite by bite, she has tried "to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect," Ms. Nosrat writes.
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"It was right out their back door, so the response was unbelievably quick," said Mary Rosenbleeth, the town's spokeswoman.
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"The immigration policies that have emerged from this administration have made people unbelievably more vulnerable to trafficking," Emerson said.
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I've known Luvvie for a few years now and it's important that we understand how unbelievably funny she is.
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It was very hard to get somewhere on a professional level because you were surrounded with unbelievably strong dancers.
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To put it very kindly, the maturity level for most of the people on this season was unbelievably low.
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Their sleuthing skills even work on activewear — they've uncovered incredible finds like affordable sports bras and unbelievably comfortable leggings.
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John Hyten said he wants to see "significant improvement" in the Defense Department&aposs "unbelievably ridiculous" habit of overclassification.
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If you don't care how they're doing or how they're feeling, you're leaving unbelievably important information on the table.
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I'm in love with its more luxurious fabrics like linen and Percale Sateen, which are unbelievably soft and comfortable.
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"Sending prayers your way @jussiesmollett ....This is unbelievably sad," Hart wrote in a caption of a photo of Smollett.
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"It's unbelievably eruptive in terms of its population," said Michael Saunders, a professor emeritus of entomology at Penn State.
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"I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly; he was given close to 18 years in prison," Mr. Trump said.
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"I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly; he was given close to 18 years in prison," Mr. Trump said.
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Our corporate tax system is unbelievably uncompetitive, has been that way for years, they're driving capital and brains overseas.
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Cohen insists -- unbelievably -- that Trump had no knowledge of the payment and that he was never reimbursed for it.
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Unbelievably, Pelosi — long a G.O.P. target for her unalloyed liberalism — is derided by the far left for her pragmatism.
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Unbelievably, Pelosi — long a G.O.P. target for her unalloyed liberalism — is derided by the far left for her pragmatism.
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"When I saw the objects, I thought they were unbelievably interesting and powerful works of art," Mr. Teitelbaum said.
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It will be starkly sorrowful in one scene, blisteringly funny in the next, then unbelievably scary in still another.
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But all of those trajectories for that short period rely on this unbelievably steep dip that has to happen later.
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The day before that, a different group made an unbelievably generous donation to help defray some of his vet costs.
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"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump said during a meeting with governors in February.
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Martin Luther King Jr., but instead called King "a preacher from Atlanta" — a phrase still unbelievably powerful in its simplicity.
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The data tells us that the one thing that is different about the US is our unbelievably loose gun laws.
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I just played that pre-chorus refrain on a virtual piano to sound out why it slaps so unbelievably hard.
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His ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, says that the administration is close to finishing its "unbelievably detailed" peace plan.
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"Now, the 50-week moving average provided unbelievably solid support in 2016, 2017 and through much of 2018," Maley said.
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Morgan said that his ballon-flight was "unbelievably cool" and that it made him feel "somewhere between terrified and elated".
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In 1981, almost unbelievably, 88% of Chinese (and 96% of rural Chinese) seem to have lived below the poverty line.
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Their pill-shaped enclosure is as close as anyone's yet come to the AirPods' unbelievably tiny bijou of a case.
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So, how can Hillary Clinton be briefed on this unbelievably delicate information when it was just proven that she lied.
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ITALY'S PM CONTE SAYS SEA WATCH MIGRANTS BOAT MATTER IS IN THE HANDS OF MAGISTRATES, CAPTAIN'S ACTIONS ARE "UNBELIEVABLY SERIOUS"
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Not only does the world become so much deeper and more painful, but sometimes unbelievably alive with joy and gratitude.
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Wilden ghost was really … Ali's new husband and Charlotte's psychiatrist Dr. Elliott Rollins (Huw Collins) in an unbelievably lifelike mask!
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Can he be so unbelievably arrogant, she asks, that he can't admit the slightest chance that he might be wrong?
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And the American system is grinding away despite itself, despite the fact that we have an unbelievably weak attorney general.
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Nia Evans shared an unbelievably heartwarming video of her boyfriend, Obinna Victor, opening the thoughtful Christmas gift she bought him.
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So what does it take to succeed in the Amazon era of unbelievably low prices that are only headed down?
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I think the rules in Congress and, in particular, the rules in the Senate, are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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It is one part horror, two parts luscious relief at the thought of getting away with something so unbelievably weird.
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It's a super dense, collapsed star — known as a neutron star — that spins unbelievably fast, producing an intense magnetic field.
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A few unbelievably fantastic names were left out of the quiz because they appeared in last year's version of this.
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"Unbelievably rich, powerful and muscular," the critic Robert Parker wrote of the 1969 cabernet in his 2002 wine buyer's guide.
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The massively entertaining soundbite-filling game is a a wealth of unbelievably real phrases uttered by the no-filter nominee.
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The untold story of this process is how unbelievably aligned the outside groups -- the Chamber of Commerce, Koch Brothers, etc.
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The British-made cars are designed for driving incredibly fast, defying physics and looking unbelievably cool (thank you, billionaire doors).
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We walked into an unbelievably crowded one to speak with an inmate who had been in prison for seven years.
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Julien Baker considers this on "Claws in Your Back," an unbelievably beautiful, swelling piano ballad from Turn Out The Lights.
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Unbelievably, Zilingo closed the Series C round "weeks" after its Series B, according to Sequoia India managing director Shailendra Singh.
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I think that all of this comes from being raised in this unbelievably mixed community, and being racially mixed myself.
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Also, the drive-thru line for every Tim Hortons, McDonalds, Starbucks (or whatever joint that sells coffee) is unbelievably long.
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During that time, she used the computer to make prints, graphics, film, videos, and animations that today look unbelievably current.
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But what she doesn't say is that tens of thousands of people that are unbelievably happy and that love me.
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It's got to be unbelievably distressing and violent and horrible to kill someone if you don't know what you're doing.
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But what she doesn't say is the tens of thousands of people that are unbelievably happy and they love me.
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His friends should have warned him that "Apropos of Nothing" is incredibly, unbelievably tone deaf on the subject of women.
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His friends should have warned him that "Apropos of Nothing" is incredibly, unbelievably tone deaf on the subject of women.
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But more extraordinary than quantity was the consistent level of imagination and innovation, outrageously high; and the variety, unbelievably wide.
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He is so unbelievably calm, collected and his confidence in himself and the team is -- I can't even describe it.
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"Oribe just exuded this passion, this light, this fire, and he was unbelievably charming," said Amber Valletta, another top model.
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"The people we are getting the items back to are just so unbelievably grateful to have one thing," Doherty said.
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Edgewater Drive is home to the coveted oceanfront homes — and as I learned on my tour, some unbelievably high prices.
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She's unbelievably talented; her whole room is just covered in clothing she's made, it's all hung up on the walls.
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I think the rules in Congress and in particular the rules in the Senate are unbelievably archaic and slow-moving.
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When you're in a Russian person's home, they're just unbelievably ... People are just so generous to us on this trip.
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Then you basically have to build an unbelievably strong culture to catch these changes in terms of the market. Mm-hmm.
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"It has been unbelievably traumatic reliving an emotionally abusive relationship and confronting so many massive issues in my life," she explained.
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When we come back, Harris Faulkner and The Hill&aposs Joe Concha on Clinton&aposs unbelievably shocking fall from grace comments.
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He was an "unbelievably fine" police officer who planned to retire at the end of this year, the police chief said.
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The unbelievably rich and complex and legendarily user-unfriendly title has been a free staple of awe and frustration for years.
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I believe the culture's going to change unbelievably, but I do not believe ... I'm talking about the people who make art.
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Soon, Stone had hundreds of replies to her initial tweet with most of those posts containing an unbelievably precious puppy transformation.
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But once that shared thing generates sufficient exit velocity, it smashes through to someplace that's both totally airless and unbelievably crowded.
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I [was] laughing at the coincidence, crying tears of happiness, and unbelievably shocked that something so perfect was happening to me.
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I've seen photos shot on an iPhone 6 (8 megapixels) printed in 3×2 at 300 dpi that look unbelievably gorgeous.
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Donald Trump blasted U.S. media as "unbelievably dishonest" in an interview with Larry King on Russian state-owned television on Thursday.
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It's such an unbelievably big moment in your life that it never leaves you, you just learn to deal with it.
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Unbelievably, the family returned to YouTube as FamilyOFive and FamilyOFive Gaming, and continued to produce videos reaching a combined 0003,000+ subscribers.
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And yet Obama and Biden did nothing, failing to carry out even 'unbelievably small' military strikes — a decision Biden publicly defended.
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All of us, it turns out, self-medicate to get on a plane; all of us are unbelievably sick of it.
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Rampage is a dumb action movie that features unbelievably indestructible monsters, an equally indestructible Dwayne Johnson, and several mentions of CRISPR.
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And it deserves all the accolades it gets, because it's an intuitive, physically challenging, and almost unbelievably cool-feeling rhythm game.
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The wafers are then cut into tiny, unbelievably thin quadrangular chips—computer chips, the brains inside your mobile phone or laptop.
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But unbelievably, the pair got back together on James' birthday last night in Los Angeles at the Theater at Ace Hotel.
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When you see this, keep in mind, Horowitz unbelievably, this is outrageous, did not find that bias impacted the FBI investigation.
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"Whether Republican or Democrat, every one of these predecessors has been unbelievably generous with their time, counsel and advice," said Spicer.
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Virgin Galactic's Unity test flight video footage makes us unbelievably tempted to take out a loan: Additional reporting by Miriam Kramer.
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In fact, so excited were they, so unbelievably amped by that they'd just seen, heard, and presumably taken, talking wasn't enough.
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It's such an unbelievably big moment in your life and it never leaves you; you just learn to deal with it.
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She says that human sexual desire is so unbelievably diverse that we can really hurt ourselves by trying to be 'normal.
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Apple and Google have divvied up that platform all to themselves, and it has been unbelievably lucrative for their respective businesses.
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"It's unbelievably important to us that we did not treat this hagiographically," Mr. Vavrek said, deeming such an approach too easy.
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This partner's constant commentary about the bodies of female clients, several of whom were at the executive level, was unbelievably demeaning.
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Using the claims data of large private insurers, he's shown that private prices are not only high but also unbelievably variable.
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The record on Alter has been this really unbelievably bizarre and trying experience, until it became an official record for Alter.
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Watch Young Thug's unbelievably genius music video for "Wyclef" below, and give it an Oscar as well: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Kevin hits the ball unbelievably well, and it's getting that part of it from the neck up in the right position.
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Mr. Bujnowski has received shows across Europe, but this is, unbelievably, his first solo outing in New York in 15 years.
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"Awful news about Phillipe Zdar, what an unbelievably lovely man with an incredible legacy," the D.J. and producer Calvin Harris wrote.
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I'm not going to do a character where I can't play the whole arc of her — it would be unbelievably frustrating.
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"I'm shocked and unbelievably annoyed that this has happened," said the museum's director, Jan Rudolph de Lorm, at a press conference.
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"It's had an unbelievably great breakout, well above its November highs, but it's the most overbought of the bunch," Maley said.
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Dolemite Is My Name is at once a poignant look at the life of an underdog and an unbelievably good time.
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"I still need time to process everything because it's been so incredibly, unbelievably amazing," Gadot, 32, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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It resurfaced with a Steam Greenlight page, another set of unbelievably good looking screen shots, and a new trailer date: October 28.
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But I agree with Geraldo, again-- (CROSSTALK) RIVERA: The thing is-- SPICER: Let me -- Ivanka has been so unbelievably graceful about this.
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I'm sure it's unbelievably boring for my healthcare practitioners to hear all this information all the time, but that's fine with me.
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"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump said about health care reform during a meeting with governors.
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Most people think I'm crazy saying this, but one little Blender Bomb, which consists of nuts, flax, and honey is unbelievably filling.
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While some bloggers possessing unbelievably high pain thresholds have made it through the experience relatively unscathed, others haven't been quite so lucky.
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"'Why not you?' is an unbelievably great sentiment to give to a kid," McCarthy tells PEOPLE in the new issue out Friday.
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Dating is — to put it unbelievably lightly — hard, and relationships where I'm seen intimately as my complete imperfect self are downright frightening.
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A great electric car has to be unbelievably incredible to compete with the fact that there's a gasoline station every 50 feet.
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Immediately, Justin bounded into the booby-trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found Kenton, but in very, very bad shape.
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Her feeling is that these unbelievably well-made brooms can be used for decades, saving the shopper money in the long run.
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Using kink as an excuse for assault is unbelievably harmful to victims — and further delegitimizes those who engage in these acts consensually.
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Attenborough documentaries are a consistent source of unbelievably tense chase sequences, remember the baby iguana and the snakes from Planet Earth II?
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It's such a horribly, unbelievably decisive time — to be part of a story that explores that makes it a very unusual experience.
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"There are absolutely times when the book is mystifying and unbelievably digressive, and you have no idea what's coming next," he said.
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There's been so many moments that were unbelievably satisfying and wonderful that I could not, in all fairness, just say that one.
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"It was so unbelievably painful for me and I feel like I have a pretty high pain threshold, in general," Holt recalls.
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" Added Gardner, "Our gorgeous baby girl has arrived 'Lula Rose Gardner' unbelievably beautiful, healthy and thank goodness she looks like her Momma !!!!
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" Adds Gardner, "Our gorgeous baby girl has arrived "Lula Rose Gardner" unbelievably beautiful, healthy and thank goodness she looks like her Momma !!!!
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And I am thinking about commuting his sentence ... in fact, I'm very strongly considering that -- I think he was treated unbelievably unfairly.
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That particular statement comes off unbelievably snooty, but the Crown Estate had its reasons for preventing Stormtroopers from stomping through its grounds.
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For weeks now, Donald Trump has dangled before political watchers the unbelievably delightful prospect that Newt Gingrich would be his running mate.
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" The 69-year-old added that the WTA have some "very attractive prospects" and "the standard in ladies' tennis has improved unbelievably.
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"I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump said after a meeting with conservative governors at the White House.
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Thank you, dearly, for everyone who voiced their support and shared their own stories — they were brave, heart-wrenching, and unbelievably powerful.
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Because I saw how unbelievably emotionally attached the vast majority of gun owners — even across the political spectrum — are to their guns.
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The Cole Haan Zerøgrand Wingtip Oxford is the perfect combination of dress shoes and sneakers — unbelievably light for comfortable all-day wear.
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For most people, the idea of using programs to rip and store as many Instagram posts as possible might seem unbelievably mundane.
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After the many times the right has claimed to be the champions of free speech, this sort of behavior is unbelievably hypocritical.
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Despite their variety, there's one thing that has unified every Christian attraction I've visited: They have all been, without exception, unbelievably boring.
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"I'm passionate about launching this platform and excited to extend this opportunity to all of the unbelievably talented designers on the market."
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It's been an unbelievably exhausting year for reasons good and bad—too many great video games, too much awful news to digest.
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The whole thing seems so unbelievably sad and unfair, and generally odd that something like this could occur near my own home.
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My experience at the LA arm of the march was unbelievably beautiful and one of the most inspiring days of my life.
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TakamiCrafts/Etsy These unbelievably small peanut butter and jelly earrings made by the TakamiCrafts Etsy shop are almost too cute to handle.
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"I would say it's probably unbelievably rare that a plane would be on its way without clearance," the former official said. Sen.
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"It's been unbelievably challenging to deal with working from home with a child at home — the distraction and his needs," she said.
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This pattern repeats: again and again, Regina's love proves tough, wounded, desperate, and quick-tempered, yet also unbelievably steady, resilient, and brave.
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"Torres is unbelievably hot right now — the moment definitely got a little bit bigger when he stepped in the box," Pressly said.
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This is where everything gets unbelievably unfortunate: The disaster makes it through several checks that could have identified and solved the problem.
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Words that chain themselves together one way unbelievably chain themselves the other way as well, yielding a whole other set of clues.
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And if you think she's basking in the disses currently being heaped on her ex, think again, 'cause she's staying unbelievably chill.
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The case, about where Civil Service and discrimination claims may be filed, was "unbelievably complicated," as Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. noted.
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It is precisely because Britain has protected offshore wind over the past 15 years that the technology has now become unbelievably cheap.
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Nothing on the site costs over $250, either — from this bamboo jersey robe ($120) to this unbelievably soft night shirt dress ($70).
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It's a movie where that superhero's entourage is composed of dark-skinned black women who are fierce and strong and unbelievably smart.
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It kind of feels like I'm hung over," Britch explained, adding that he wakes up "unbelievably groggy" with "terrible headaches" and "concentration issues.
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"[Norman] and Mike have been unbelievably supportive in allowing me to be really specific in telling my very personal stories," Calderón Kellett said.
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Now, after an unbelievably stimulating and productive three years, it's time to turn to the passions I've long had around mentoring and education.
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And I knew that no matter what people thought about game music, getting melodic hooks into people's heads is unbelievably powerful for branding.
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But until that War Room work actually gets started, all we have is some unbelievably on-the-nose PR.[The New York Times]
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And, somehow, he played the politics card by blaming Democrats for the count, unbelievably making the deaths of 3,000 Americans a partisan issue.
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"Their choice is limited unbelievably now," said Robert Lockridge, an independent nephrologist in Lynchburg, Va., who is a leading proponent of home dialysis.
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"It's clear the university behaved unbelievably badly and acted irresponsibly toward us," said Joshua Freeman, a Phud who became a family medicine doctor.
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"When the hacking thing happened, it was so unbelievably violating that you can't even put it into words," she told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The accessibility that the internet provides, however, is also what makes it unbelievably difficult for new digital businesses to get off the ground.
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Ariana Grande Does Christina Aguilera The unbelievably talented singer crushed her round of "Wheel of Musical Impressions" on The Tonight Show in 2015.
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" Fans were very happy for the couple, taking to the comments to share their congratulations: "She is an unbelievably gorgeous and fun foodie!
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Again, the N-word -- this time in reference, unbelievably, to the performance of a Kenyan woman who had just sung the national anthem.
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A shot of Bar Refaeli looking smokin' in a bikini isn't unusual, usually ... but in this pic she is, unbelievably, 5 months pregnant!
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He cautioned that more study was needed — a perennial problem for what is still, unbelievably, a schedule 1 drug at the Federal level.
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It is an honor and it is unbelievably humbling to get to hear the stories of people who are being failed by policies.
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Porn is always going to exist, so giving kids the tools to be critical and aware of what they're watching is unbelievably important.
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" Irwin added, "For the rest of my life I will reflect on the unbelievably GREAT times we've shared and will continue to share.
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Drew: Given how unbelievably depressing the new Toy Story looks, I wouldn't be surprised if this was a legitimate still from the movie.
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To understand Thoreau's genius, remember that he raised this question in a time and place that would seem to us almost unbelievably silent.
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There are over 1,300 perfect five-star reviews from shoppers raving that this longer underwear is unbelievably comfortable, super soft, and delightfully toasty.
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Unbelievably, even after this horrific incident—and for years afterwards—the company continued to receive hundreds of millions of dollars in government contracts.
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"People wanted to party and have fun," he told us, adding that at the time, these areas of New York were unbelievably poor.
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She got cap-and-trade passed in the House by winning over—unbelievably in retrospect—enough Republican votes for that climate change measure.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Trump was "unbelievably disappointed" and "extremely, extremely upset" with the deal, but said it would go ahead.
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Patience is required for any player this young, but the weakened buzz—particularly relative to a year ago—is understandable, albeit unbelievably shortsighted.
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"Telegram is leaving its app unbelievably insecure and is probably in bed with the Iranian government," Fatemi said in a chat on Thursday.
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It was a little bit me making poor decisions in some important moments, and her playing unbelievably which made the score like that.
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Integrating with a managed service can be unbelievably painful, with days spent trying to understand all of the gaps, gotchas, and edge cases.
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"California's 2018 autumn will be remembered as one of the most unbelievably beautiful and long-lasting, ever," the blog California Fall Color declared.
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For three years I've been eating this salad, and bite by bite, trying to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect.
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If I feel like I'm going to pop too soon, I'll try and project my mind somewhere else, somewhere unbelievably dull and boring.
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"Unbelievably, there were arguments that the fact that American kids couldn't do cursive made us vulnerable to the Russian menace," Dr. Thornton said.
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I arrived in Bangkok around midnight, after a seemingly interminable flight, and the temperature was unbelievably hot, the air was cloying and steamy.
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Unbelievably, Israel's two chief rabbis both wrote approbation letters in the last year for a book that supports DNA testing to prove Jewishness.
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"I think he's unbelievably moving in the show — it's a beautiful performance," Ms. Chavkin said during his run, which ended on Aug. 13.
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It was unbelievably schlocky, and yet the end result was a national civics lesson, with a whopping 33 million-plus people tuning in.
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"The adjustment from private citizen to running the country is unbelievably hard," said Dan Pfeiffer, a longtime adviser to former President Barack Obama.
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But, as Anna (Kristen Bell) sings in the sequel, "some things never change" and that includes the music of Frozen being unbelievably catchy.
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Ooni Pro Pizza Oven Ooni This unbelievably light and gorgeous multi-fuel pizza oven was my (Adrienne's) pick for the best pizza oven.
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The president last August said Blagojevich, a Democrat whom he once fired as a contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice," had been treated "unbelievably unfairly."
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You know that really beautiful photo — I don't know if it's in the show — of Hélio painting Waly's face an unbelievably bright red?
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Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe.
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If all this sounds terribly detached and unemotional, that's because Hockney's technical skill is quite clearly completely effortless and natural — almost unbelievably so.
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Unbelievably detailed controls (through motion sensors, a joystick, and four buttons) let you make this dinosaur do whatever the heck you can think of.
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But the lyrics were almost unbelievably childish, the sound of a grown-ass man trying to comprehend his existence through high school journal rhymes.
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He said they came from many different parts of the world, enduring "unbelievably difficult circumstances" to extinguish the fires and cap the oil wells.
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But most importantly, those recommendations are what makes Spotify the go-to streaming service for serious listeners amidst an unbelievably crowded field of competition.
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"And the thrill of seeing a product that you like going down into the sixties and seventies percent off is unbelievably thrilling," he enthuses.
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Not only does it have omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, but it features a Hasselblad camera with a 1-inch sensor that delivers unbelievably excellent images.
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But ACT UP was unbelievably sexy and fun, going to an ACT UP meeting was a blast, it was not like some leftist bore.
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The legendary actor gave a commencement speech at Kent State University graduation recently, and he wrapped things up in the most unbelievably wonderful way.
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"It's an unbelievably accommodating gesture," noted Mike Kentrianakis, solar eclipse project manager for the American Astronomical Society, who will also be on the flight.
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So Jesse, you know, you must be particularly enthralled, feel vindicated and unbelievably intelligent because this is what you&aposve been saying all along.
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"He cut 30 kilograms of wool, which was 13 inches long", Bowden said in his Facebook post, adding that the fleece was unbelievably clean.
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No matter who the next James Bond will be, he'll have one of the most unbelievably beautiful cars in the world in his garage.
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"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," he told a group of governors at the White House in late February.
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It takes place on an unbelievably large black and white canvas, and on that canvas are hundreds (thousands?) of little objects, animals, and people.
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Posted by Farm Sanctuary on Friday, April 1, 2016 All's well that ends well, Frank, and we're unbelievably jealous of your famous new friend.
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The feeling is so unbelievably unpleasant that, at the very least, anything that happens in the end will feel better in comparison, she noted.
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Those may sound like something you'd get at a restaurant with a brunch line stretching down the block, but they're unbelievably easy to make.
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We've met two Trump doctors now and, despite their very different appearances and backgrounds, both have given almost unbelievably upbeat assessments of his health.
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That's why DroneSeed's head of Planting and his team have been working on a proprietary seed packet that they were unbelievably reticent to detail.
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Better than a five star hotel ... beautifully decorated, so many special touches, snack and stocked fridge, unbelievably comfortable bed, and so close to town.
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In one aspect of the case, someone involved in the litigation told me, Singer was "unbelievably creative": his attempts to seize Argentinean government assets.
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There was gimmickry — almost unbelievably, the show doubled down on the tedious suspense building and presented the big reveal via a tortured Rick flashback.
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I find Instagram unbelievably boring and I've come to terms with the fact that I'll never understand its already large, and still growing, appeal.
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Unbelievably, it is still banned 57 years on, available only via the revived "Definitive" Kindle edition, published by Serett's eldest daughter back in 2011.
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I looked at Adam, looked at the audience, and said, 'You make me unbelievably insecure because all of your strengths are all my weaknesses.
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But you ought to understand how an unbelievably educated, advanced society can elect a demagogue and how bad it can get as a result.
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I remember during "Sex, Lies," at our peak we were all like unbelievably excited because the movie was making a million dollars a week.
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"Because he was receiving three square meals a day and wasn't drinking, and was taking his meds, he did unbelievably well," Mr. Kirsch said.
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Indeed, the US team is so unbelievably deep that the alternates could compete as a separate sovereign team and take home silver or bronze.
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"If there isn't anything unbelievably unusual and there's just some distasteful issues -- which there are, no doubt -- I think we move forward," he said.
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" Then Ann turned toward Jack and Olive and said, "On behalf of my husband, I would like to apologize for his unbelievably childish behavior.
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He's an amazing driver and one of the best in history, so it's unbelievably special to beat him because the level is so high.
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"Under the circumstances in which the authority was treated as an agency of the state, he did unbelievably and remarkably well," Mr. Ravitch said.
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I'm stupidly optimistic, even in this weird political time, that there are a lot of unbelievably amazing people in the world who embrace this.
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"We have an unbelievably large imbalance, as you know, trade imbalance with Japan for many, many years, Japan having the big advantage," Trump said.
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It's that they don't have the luxury of pity in the backbreaking, emotionally draining, and unbelievably rewarding job of fostering achievement in low-income kids.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, made an unbelievably racist remark at a town hall on Wednesday: These are guys with the name D-Money, Smoothie, Shifty.
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Get the recipe: Green smoothie bowl The unbelievably thick and creamy consistency might be enough to convince you that you're eating ice cream for breakfast.
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That, and perhaps order our own pair of jeans with an unbelievably extra, world-record-worthy inseam to test out on our next snorkeling excursion.
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We can't argue that it's unbelievably reliable and extremely well built, but in a fiercely competitive segment that isn't enough to offset the Tundra's downsides.
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What's more devastating is the unbelievably low bar being set for abusive men, who apparently need to do literally nothing to earn back their spot.
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As we know, Instagram is stacked with unbelievably fluffy and stylish pet accounts, but only a few can boast a whole family of furry superstars.
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AND IT WAS AN IMPORTANT POLICY TO JACK UP PRICES DRAMATICALLY – I MEAN, UNBELIEVABLY, ALMOST – FOR CERTAIN DRUGS THAT PEOPLE REALLY HAD NO SUBSTITUTE FOR.
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While this romantic plot may sound unbelievably melodramatic, on the film's website they make it clear that this story is based on a real disorder.
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I don&apost want to have some stranger walking into my house delivering something and potentially stealing my wife&aposs unbelievably valuable jewelry and unmentionables.
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Shares are mostly flat on the year, while its rival Caterpillar is up about 22 percent, making Deere unbelievably cheap, relatively speaking, according to Seymour.
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She was an unbelievably stabilizing force in his life and she was deeply helpful and effective in keeping Mac sober and helping him get sober.
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The study's authors—who seem unbelievably chill, by the way—were excited to name the sassy little shrimp after the band that helped shape them.
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" Why it matters: Historically the Fed cuts interest rates to prop up a weakening economy, but Trump said "the country is doing unbelievably well, economically.
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"She&aposs unbelievably accessible, very smart, and delivers a great deal of trust, yet you feel like she could be your friend," Moonves told Buzzfeed.
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The crowd stood, clapped and chanted her name until the lights went down," she wrote, adding, "It made us all unbelievably happy to see her.
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"The acquisition of the unit of an international bank is an unbelievably complicated process that demands a lot of time," Prokopenya said in an interview.
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The grace and poise with which he conducted himself in unbelievably difficult circumstances; the way he withstood abuse and disrespect with extraordinary calm and goodwill.
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"Humans are unbelievably good at being predators," says Brian Swartz, a professor of global ecology at Moorpark College who was not involved in the study.
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I also enjoy the underwear, which is an excellent fit (I'm comfortable wearing it with Spandex and tight dresses), and made of unbelievably soft material.
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"Humanity has issues, actually" is just such an unbelievably great quote and, if I'm honest, a perfect 2018 mood, that I had to pay tribute.
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In one of those series, the losing team scored in only one inning out of the 19783 played; the other was an unbelievably lopsided dismantling.
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It doesn't take an advanced understanding of sex and consent to notice one of the biggest problems with SaSie and its peers: they're unbelievably unsexy.
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"It's unbelievably significant," S. Pete Worden, a retired Air Force general and NASA official who now chairs the Breakthrough Prize Foundation, said of the trend.
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Biles returns to the uneven bars with a harder dismount — a dizzying two flips and two twists in the tucked position that are unbelievably high.
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"I cannot describe the feeling with words, but it was unbelievably beautiful and great," he wrote in a war memoir published in Germany in 2100.
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But the pure evil that Savitha and Poornima face is so shocking and so unbelievably constant that the reader ends up numbed to the horror.
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Aside from the fact that pineapple jack-o'-lanterns are unbelievably cute, some have pointed out that there are other advantages to ditching traditional pumpkins.
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"These one-on-one recruiters are unbelievably strong on appealing to positive values: on honor, on justice, freedom, pride, positive emotionally based values," he said.
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She is unbelievably gorgeous, but she's also weird, and guileless, and there's a truly hilarious shot of her in a mouthguard learning how to drive.
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My son learned how truly elite a student must be to rightfully earn a place at a top tier university, and it is unbelievably difficult.
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Clinton, an Edsel candidate with a Maserati operation, has been blessed by unbelievably good fortune in drawing Trump as an opponent in the first place.
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Sean Spicer, the press secretary, said Mr. Trump would describe his relationship with Ms. Merkel as "fairly unbelievable" — meaning, apparently, that it is unbelievably good.
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"Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe," Trump tweeted.
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After warning me about potential hot spots, my trainer started using the radio frequency device on my neck, which was so unbelievably uncomfortable and hot.
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The higher rate environment is a sudden shift for an economy and stock market that grew accustomed to unbelievably low rates over the past decade.
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" Trump had been mulling the idea of commuting Blagojevich's sentence for some time, saying in August that the former governor had been treated "unbelievably unfairly.
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"Unbelievably, I think it goes much further," he said, likening current activity to two historical dollar bull markets, in the early 1980s and the late 1990s.
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No matter how seemingly wholesome (woke soap, anyone?) or unbelievably tone deaf (Sunny D's faked mental health crisis), the response is usually a resounding SILENCE BRAND.
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After that bombshell, Kathleen has a field day making unbelievably cruel comments about Amelia's life, especially after they hear about her brain tumor and baby Leo.
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"When the hacking thing happened, it was so unbelievably violating that you can't even put it into words," Lawrence told The Hollywood Reporter in November 2017.
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As for official sources, coalition members put out press releases that vary from reasonable—the British and Canadians have been particularly good—to unbelievably, shockingly bad.
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The billion-dollar company's shoes are famous for being both unbelievably comfortable and constructed with natural, environmentally friendly materials like merino wool and eucalyptus tree fiber.
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The beef is unbelievably flavorful and tender, and it's clear the burger was constructed to let it shine — but, that means a less balanced burger overall.
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I was unbelievably lucky to get to work with Jeremy, because he's not only just the great investor but he was a great mentor to me.
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"The landscape was so phenomenal, and the conversation was just unbelievably good and crisp and fresh all the time that you didn't get bored," she said.
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However, all of that pales in comparison to the aww-inspiring appeal of the smallest, unbelievably adorable scene-stealer supreme: Baby Groot (voiced by Vin Diesel).
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This is how we begin to break the cycle of abuse that is bigger than all of us, the ramifications of which are so unbelievably destructive.
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The looks that come down the runway span from being unbelievably fantastical to almost possibly practical if it weren't for a multi-thousand dollars price tag.
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His turn as a drug-addled, self-sabotaging screwup in Less Than Zero was devastating, an unbelievably powerful portrait of what addiction does to a person.
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This is one of those unbelievably gauche things that the middle classes always seem to do that I have yet to fully wrap my head around.
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"This is a strategically unbelievably good move," said Andrew Downs, director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
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"I knew she was special but now, with the record, I think that she's just unbelievably special and I'm just so proud of her," said Dollwet.
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I know that my annual, unbelievably long and over-the-top posts about why Starbucks' holiday cups are offensive have become something of a Christmas tradition.
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The Gilmour Full-Size Zinc Pistol Grip Nozzle is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a dependable, basic hose nozzle at an unbelievably low price.
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"We are thankful for an unbelievably great time together," the two men wrote in a statement that the Westerwelle Foundation for International Understanding released on Friday.
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I am not American but his rendition, the way his voice soars to heights I didn't think most preteens could get to, makes me unbelievably patriotic.
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Dominic Thiem's former coach, Günter Bresnik, has praised Bencic, 22, as an "unbelievably smart player," and she revels in confounding her opponents on a grass court.
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Ostensibly traditional but actually unbelievably subtle and rich, the paintings make everything count, from the gestures and expressions of their subjects to tiny touches of color.
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" When Disney completed its acquisition of 21st Century Fox, Iger told investors on a call that the deal "wouldn't be possible without Kevin's unbelievably hard work.
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The clue flipped open, accompanied by that classic burst of Daily Double laser noises — and it was, unbelievably, about something right out of our own lives.
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Unbelievably, there's room for two Jimmy's in the wistful-electronica game, and Tamborello's been a longterm collaborator with his namesake, Jimmy LaValle, AKA The Album Leaf.
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"After seeing him play this small club in Ireland, I was able to meet him, and he was unbelievably cool," Sheeran told Rolling Stone in 20173.
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Bland had come to Austin chiefly to seek out fellow musicians and, almost unbelievably, with the intention to continue the legacy of psychedelic rock in Austin.
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It's unbelievably annoying to re-enter your password whenever you might want to buy a new app, especially since the current text input method is so clunky.
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"After nearly four unbelievably rewarding years leading Messenger, I have decided it was time for me to take on a new challenge," Marcus said at the time.
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As an example, she pointed to Studio FOW, a notorious hyper-realistic form of animated porn known for its extremely brutal, horrifyingly graphic, and unbelievably popular content.
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Because yeah, Ben Weasel's guitar playing is so unbelievably simple that if you have the most basic of guitar knowledge, you should be able to play it.
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On the third day of his murder trial, the prosecution said Jutting was consuming 10 grams of 30-percent pure cocaine a day, an unbelievably high dosage.
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Last week sportswear retailer Sports Direct said November trading was "unbelievably bad", while clothing group Bonmarche said it was faring much worse than during the financial crisis.
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And I'm forever grateful and indebted to our unbelievably talented cast and crew, and to the Nashville community amongst whom I have had the honor to work.
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So why is Ohio suddenly -- literally suddenly, as in, shoehorned at the last minute into an unrelated bill -- passing a flagrantly unconstitutional and unbelievably draconian abortion ban?
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Shortly after collecting his EMA trophy, Mendes also made sure to thank his fans on Twitter, writing: "So unbelievably grateful for everything guys thank you so much."
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From slow jamming the news with Jimmy Fallon to declaring the nation's first LGBTQ rights monument, the current President of the United States is unbelievably cool. 21.
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Step Up actress, dancer and Channing Tatum's wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum face-swapped with Indian actress and Quantico star Priyanka Chopra, and the results were unbelievably stunning.
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"I knew she was special but now, with the record, I think that she's just unbelievably special and I'm just so proud of her," Robert told Guinness.
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I hope that it will show people how incredible and how unbelievably beautiful the oceans are and how many different kinds of worlds there are within them.
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I pity the corporate talking points person who's sent in to these threads — you know, with the approved messaging — because people are so unbelievably engaged, committed, intelligent.
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"Unbelievably, James Comey states that Polls, where Crooked Hillary was leading, were a factor in the handling (stupidly) of the Clinton Email probe," Trump wrote in one.
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I see an unbelievably agile, active mind at work, picking and choosing what he wants to share with the world within the realm of his vast responsibilities.
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"This 'it's in the water' and 'baby boom' talk is unbelievably insensitive to Dylan," one fan wrote in the comments section of Daly's "baby making juice" post.
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Leaders of companies the likes of Facebook or Google are faced with unbelievably unique challenges...and cutting & pasting prior CEO mistakes certainly will not be the answer.
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"It's unbelievably disrespectful, just a shame," Judy Sipkin, who rushed to the cemetery on Tuesday to survey any damage to her relatives' tombstones, told the Post-Dispatch.
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LaCour had gotten an almost unbelievably high response rate from participants, the data was suspiciously neat, and the survey company he'd supposedly worked with denied any connection.
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Well they've done it again, this time over the Maletsunyane Falls in Lesotho, Africa with an unbelievably epic 201.422 m (660 ft 10 in) shot on Jan.
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" Lathan added, "Frankly, I'm disappointed, I'm appalled, and brother, I am unbelievably hurt by the fact that you have morphed into something to me, that's not real.
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He ignored a "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" note on his briefing materials and congratulated Putin for an unbelievably large election victory that drew skepticism from the international community.
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He said he doesn't want to "act like someone overly aggrieved," but he was stewing in aggrievement about how "unbelievably badly" he gets treated by the press.
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Below is Marcus's full post: After nearly four unbelievably rewarding years leading Messenger, I have decided it was time for me to take on a new challenge.
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According to him, the fusion—an unbelievably effective hangover remedy (trust me, I know)—was invented and is made every morning by the shop's delivery driver, Singh.
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Before it was my turn to speak, we heard testimony from several women who were victimized by the sex trade, which was unbelievably moving and gut wrenching.
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But the idea that Trump raised about Obamacare proving too expensive for the government — that the law is "unbelievably expensive for our country," as Trump put it?
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Though it was not my intention to hurt anyone, I can see now that altering the image of her hair was an unbelievably damaging and hurtful act.
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"In many cases in the department, we&aposre just so overclassified it&aposs ridiculous, just unbelievably ridiculous," Hyten told the audience at an Air Force Association event.
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Doral Moore adds 863 points and 8.3 rebounds and has been an unbelievably accurate shooter, connecting on an NCAA-best 83 percent of his field-goal attempts.
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"It's unbelievably fast, almost too fast to imagine," says Kristian G. Andersen, an infectious disease geneticist at Scripps Research Institute, who was not involved in the work.
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It is somehow unbelievably legal to smoke cigarettes indoors in Las Vegas in the year 2020, simply because casinos don&apost want their patrons leaving the tables.
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Kevin's interest in Olivia felt unbelievably cliché: her smug, superior attitude attracted the insecure Kevin, who wanted to break through her cold shell to the real person underneath.
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The movie brims with sappy writing and almost unbelievably on-the-nose platitudes, and the acting from the majority of the ensemble cast leaves much to be desired.
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"If we don't get this through, the goal of repealing Obamacare and instituting a system that will be patient centered is going to be unbelievably difficult," Spicer said.
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Using two unbelievably fluffy canines as their models in the clip, the pair set to work, spraying, primping, blowing, combing and transforming their pooches into works of art.
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I have been so unbelievably blessed and humbled to be a part of all your lives in any way and I wanted you to hear this from me.
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"This is unbelievably rare but could easily have been avoided by proper signage and perhaps building a retention wall to keep the alligators off the beach," he said.
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" (I told you it was unbelievably stupid.)"You feel hurt that I don't like our Christmas tree ornaments, because you feel they're an important symbol of our relationship.
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Trump on Friday accused Hillary Clinton of being "an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler" of her husband's alleged affairs and accused her of destroying the lives of his accusers.
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Duncan Hines' new line of mug cake mixes are so unbelievably easy you may wonder why you even rented an apartment with an oven in the first place.
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In a private briefing at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Gizmodo was shown LG's bold concepts for the future of displays, which are (unbelievably) getting thinner and brighter.
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It's a rare social app that isn't infested with hateful rhetoric; while it's not a perfect place, hanging out on TikTok doesn't make me unbelievably sad or angry.
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Over the Christmas holidays, Scorsone treated her social media followers to an unbelievably cute photo of Paloma flashing a dazzling smile to the camera from her car seat.
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"It is unbelievably amazing... but I am shocked with its condition," Bell said, as he inspected panels fallen from the domed ceiling of the monument's round ceremonial hall.
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Unbelievably. So is the NFL for completely ignoring what online and Twitter life is like and believing it can ignore the reality of the world it lives in.
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OG Maco, "U Guessed It (Extended Version)" This song is so unbelievably insane and still somehow good that you just, I'm sorry, you will be powerless against it.
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I actually think Michael Jackson's fairly unbelievably brilliant for what he was able to do and write and pull off and be in charge of what he's done.
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"Simplicity is the friend of the middle class and the working class, who are currently having to navigate an unbelievably complex system that is like a Byzantine bureaucracy."
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Unbelievably, ever after Elizabeth was rescued, she was still made to sit through these lessons a few times a year, as a high-schooler in religious seminary classes.
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You can find them below, but one last thing: Shkreli's phone number is, unbelievably, publicly listed, and he gets a ton of phone calls every day from strangers.
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Maybe this is all a clever ploy to make an unbelievably convoluted angle for Being The Elite, which would be simultaneously amazing, overly indulgent, and kind of shitty.
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"I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly," the president told reporters on Air Force One en route to Washington, D.C., after visiting the sites of recent mass shootings.
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A toxicologist, called as an expert witness by the prosecution on Wednesday, described the quantities of cocaine consumed by Jutting during a six-week binge as unbelievably high.
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Spicer started the briefing with an extended "Greatest Hits of the Trump Foreign Trip, Volume 1" riff -- detailing how unbelievably successful, at every turn, the trip actually was.
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The problem with her myriad of "free" giveaways is it's unbelievably naïve and empirically falsifiable to think the federal government is more cost-efficient than the free market.
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During qualifying, it became clear that this would be no ordinary weekend, with the battle for top spot unbelievably close – even for a fiercely contested world title decider.
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NBC's Superstore is a one-show attempt to rectify that problem, and its story about department store labor looking for a better deal from management proved unbelievably timely.
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This is lame and I'm sorry to have made you read that, but dear reader, something has happened that makes this branding play improbably, unbelievably, sort of interesting.
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This is all to say that learning about and using Ethereum—most succinctly described as a distributed computing platform based on a public ledger—can be unbelievably dull.
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Finally, Austin has mixed feelings about gen:LOCK, the new military mech series from Rooster Teeth, produced by and starring Michael B. Jordan along with an unbelievably strong cast.
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There she finds waiting a tall, unbelievably handsome teen-age boy whom she has never seen before but recognizes immediately, for he is almost a twin of Harena.
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The Royal Portrush Golf Club in County Antrim, Ireland, includes two links courses: Dunluce Links (home to unbelievably rough and testing greens) and the lesser-known Valley Links.
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At the same time it's unbelievably difficult, and it's like playing first violin in the Philharmonic; if you haven't done the 10,000 hours, it's not going to happen.
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A mustachioed Italian plumber with a penchant for jumping on the heads of his enemies is, unbelievably, one of the most popular video game characters in the world.
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"Seeing someone in a similar position, and with your positions on the issues, take on the system and win — it makes your whole team feel unbelievably energized,"Ms.
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"I think the rules in Congress, and in particular the rules in the Senate, are unbelievably archaic and slow moving and, in many cases, unfair," Mr. Trump said.
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It&aposs marinated for one day, air dried for two to three, and then slow roasted for about two hours in a 600 degree oven, until unbelievably crispy.
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The kid that plays the Notorious B.I.G. is legitimately a star, the Puffy kid nails his unbelievably ridiculous dancing, and the thing is directed by modern master Spike Jonze.
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"We have an unbelievably stable social and economic situation (in Germany)," Gabriel, who is also Germany's vice chancellor, told a news conference to present the government's annual economic report.
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The evidence against Evins was "unbelievably circumstantial," she said, and based on a statement from a hypnotized witness who testified that Evins confessed to him that he killed Anderson.
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His ability to connect through his authenticity made him seem like a friend or a favorite wise cousin — and that's why his passing feels so unbelievably raw to me.
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While the computers may "just work," comparison-shopping between the three core models is unbelievably frustrating, a process that's littered with aesthetic and functional tradeoffs that simply shouldn't be.
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I knew that I had taken a big hit from the letter that Director Comey from the FBI sent, which was, I thought, incredibly, unbelievably unnecessary, unprecedented, and damaging.
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"I could make a joke but the truth is we were so unbelievably nervous the night before because we really wanted to do this, but you're nervous," he said.
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But over the past five years, the war has gotten unbelievably complicated, with all sorts of different actors — including Iran, ISIS, al-Qaeda, and Kurdish fighters — joining the fight.
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A self-professed "unbelievably enthusiastic" Hillary Clinton supporter leapt to the Democratic hopeful's defense on Twitter Wednesday after rival Bernie Sanders said she was not "qualified" to be president.
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When it comes to recruitment, the UK tech sector is an unbelievably competitive space – there simply aren't enough high-caliber people out there to fill all the roles available.
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And because the show has been on for so long — 20183 seasons and over 200 episodes have aired, with more on the way — the pool is also unbelievably wide.
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Insane Cherry's animal cover is so unbelievably perfect that you'll wonder why the original animated series didn't opt for singing animals instead of studio musicians performing its theme song.
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In 2007, Japanese ROM hacker T. Takemoto created Kaizo Mario World, an unbelievably challenging set of Mario levels meant to trick, test, and destroy anyone who dares play it.
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"Being able to have two big weddings, in India, with our closest family and friends was unbelievably special," Chopra tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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Because Bran Stark is so totally f*cking unbelievably over it, and these days, so am I. The switch happened, for me, very early in the Season 8 premiere.
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"Now, I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump began before dropping a line so mind-boggling that it will be analyzed for years to come.
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This was unbelievably delectable; it didn't taste like either meat or fish, and now that I'm trying, I realize the deficiency of language when trying to explain its flavor.
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At a nearly $70 billion valuation, if Uber ever goes public, it has the chance to make many current employees who are able to stick it out unbelievably wealthy.
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I also think I had a responsibility to give these women a chance to talk: R. Kelly is an unbelievably powerful man, especially in the eyes of these women.
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"The operations were carried out under the cover of midnight and all the victims, quite unbelievably, were accused of shooting back at the police," Bayan said in a statement.
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A second trader described the deal's execution as "unbelievably sloppy from the syndicate side," arguing that the deal's size was increased too much from the originally planned US$500m.
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You're walking down the street, minding your own damn business, enjoying your own damn life when suddenly, someone yells out your name in a surprised, yet unbelievably excited tone.
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Somehow, unbelievably, humans have stumbled onto the computing paradigm that is going to define how we interact with the systems of the world relatively early in the technological timeline.
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But I have yet to go to a part of America that is not unbelievably beautiful — New Mexico, the Smoky Mountains, South Dakota, the redwood forests, Yosemite, the bayou.
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I visited with my daughter a couple of years ago, and we got there really early in the morning when the pandas in the "adolescent" enclosure were unbelievably active.
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And there was this small group of people that do, are incredibly skilled, unbelievably talented at looking at moving lips and figuring out what these guys are actually saying.
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When we picked on people, we completely were unbelievably cruel about physical characteristics, whether they were men or women, but if there were women, we did it, for sure.
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The hottest destination for RV travelers right now is a 200-acre park with natural springs in northern Florida, and it's becoming Instagram-famous for its unbelievably clear water
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" Marian said she feels "unbelievably whole" with the athlete, adding of their engagement, "I'm feeling like I'll never stop being over the moon about it – I can't stop smiling!
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The race is on to launch thousands of internet satellites around Earth and envelop the planet in high-speed, low-latency, low-cost, and unbelievably pervasive broadband internet service.
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"I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly," Mr. Trump said during a joint news conference with President Sauli Niinisto of Finland in the East Room of the White House.
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I say it every day and I mean it every day — I am so incredibly lucky and so unbelievably grateful to have my life and the people in it.
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See if you can move your desk far away from the offender, or restrict your interactions with a toxic neighbor or avoid that unbelievably irritating soccer mom and dad.
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"We are unbelievably disappointed to find ourselves caught in a legal battle with someone whose music we love and adore," Jessica Chiha, the company's owner, said in a statement.
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We're unbelievably happy to click the purchase button for a blockbuster game that we "missed" from two years ago without really thinking about whether we're missing anything at all.
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I came back home to the States, and I didn't really think anything was wrong until I was grocery shopping one day and I got unbelievably dizzy and fell down.
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"After an unbelievably tough season with lots of highs and lows I no longer feel the 100 percent passion that is needed for professional sports," Dahlmeier said in a statement.
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Before we dive into my new music discovery breakthrough, let's review the basics of the online dating scene: Every app is unbelievably bad, and they each have their own pitfalls.
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Vastly complicating things is the increase in accidental overdose deaths from fentanyl and its even more powerful variant, carfentanil, which is unbelievably dangerous, perhaps 21 times more potent than fentanyl.
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Witnessing an elderly man and his wife try to pursue their everlasting dream of visiting Paradise Falls only to have the wife get sick and die is unbelievably upsetting. 290.
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Barack Obama's plan, which John Kerry later described as unbelievably small, and I concluded that that attack would not only not help the situation, it would make it actually worse.
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"It is unbelievably hard to land a robotic probe on a comet speeding through space far away, and yet we were able to do it," she told Gizmodo via email.
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I was going through a really traumatic time with my family, and my boyfriend was unbelievably shitty and unsupportive, so the cheating was basically a "fuck you" for not caring.
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"The President-elect has been unbelievably impressed with Senator Sessions and his phenomenal record as Alabama's Attorney General and US Attorney," read a statement following a meeting at Trump Tower.
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Mercado Modelo, with art, crafts, and jewelry, is also the launching point to Morro de São Paulo, a pedestrian-only island with unbelievably fresh açai bowls, and beach sports galore.
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Votto has unbelievably added 44.0 (WPA) or 48.7 (WAR) wins—the third most among position players behind Cabrera and Mike Trout—during a stretch in which Cincinnati is 741-333.
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L said last week it had to cut prices after disappointing Christmas trading, while rival Sports Direct's owner Mike Ashley said last month that trading in November was "unbelievably bad".
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If we could talk about some other characters for a moment, I think we need to acknowledge the contributions of Melisandre and Lyanna Mormont, who went unbelievably hard last night.
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Yes, the unbelievably popular battle royale game is coming to Samsung devices first, and yes, you can get in-game bonus items if you opt for the Fortnite preorder package.
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These unbelievably popular party ships sail around the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland and offer tax-free shopping and unlimited food and drinks for the duration of the trip.
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It is been a way of justifying social outcomes that are unbelievably unequal and unfair that have been going on until, I mean, they're going on in the present day.
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I also wish I'd realized that buying points isn't ridiculous, that Alaska Airlines miles are unbelievably valuable, and that applying for credit cards doesn't do permanent damage to your credit.
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"Our kids had a certain degree of emotional disregulation, and Liz was unbelievably astute about, and willing to tolerate, being yelled at without escalating the emotion in return," Jacobi said.
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As we come to terms with the unbelievably high prevalence of coercive sexual behavior (yes, #MeToo), we can't ignore the starring role of alcohol in violence against women—or anyone.
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"These types of currencies are unbelievably attractive to a thief or a hacker because of the anonymous nature of it," John Sedunov, a professor of finance at Villanova University, said.
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And it sounds so unbelievably naïve, but I don't think I'm the only one whose world is shaken by the duration and the depth of suffering that people go through.
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" China and drugs "When you go to a country where they have very, very stringent — unbelievably stringent, like probably we can't do in our country — they have no drug problem.
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The power blend of lavender, vetivert, and chamomile is unbelievably soothing, and it helps set up a sleep routine for me that signifies to my body it's time to relax.
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In the past three months, China's commodity imports were extremely strong in September, with record iron ore purchases, unbelievably weak in October and now roaring back to strength in November.
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The recent reported chemical attacks on civilians in Syria is yet another tragic example of how our lack of prevention efforts have had unbelievably devastating consequences for many innocent people.
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Also, if humans are able to create unbelievably smart machine intelligence, they will also be smart enough to test said technology before giving it control of the world, he says.
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"[Pai] voted against some of the key regulations and clearly didn't like them, but early on, he was unbelievably clear that there was a need for something to be done."
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When fitness programs go on and on about getting the "perfect body," they're usually talking about some unbelievably toned figure that maybe, like, 2% of the population will ever really attain.
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Fact-checking it to note that actually it's not technically Democrats who "allowed" an immigrant cop-killer into the country is an unbelievably weak rebuttal to a powerful, emotionally-charged narrative.
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Trump framed his impeachment as a "war," accused Democrats of treating him "unbelievably unfairly," and blamed "dirty" intelligence officials, including former FBI Director James Comey, for the way he was treated.
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Unbelievably, Monday night, and with hardly a challenge from moderator Holt, Trump once again successfully fashioned rhetorical fictions to distance himself from this racially charged lie he personally helped to manufacture.
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In that moment, his face was a billboard for how extremely, unbelievably lucky he feels to be dating J. Lo. In fact, Rodriguez had been taking photos of Lopez all evening.
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It doesn't bother me that much because I've played a fair bit of this game and know what's in it (though even for a veteran, the scoring screen is unbelievably unhelpful).
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While that insult could be seen as mean-spirited when directed at such a young kid, it turns unbelievably sweet when Vicky assures Julian that he is in fact her favorite.
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It's always interesting culturally, isn't it, what happens in particular sections of society — like Missy was allowed to wear men's clothing because she was unbelievably rich, and she was an aristocrat.
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Read more: Netflix's cofounder describes the company's 'unbelievably ridiculous' early pitches and why they workedRandolph and his cofounder Reed Hastings knew that DVD sales wouldn't sustain the business long term, however.
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For dinner, I ate a big plate of lima beans, peas, mashed potatoes, and an unbelievably savory mushroom gravy that I cannot wait to make on repeat this fall and winter.
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She peaced the hell out of her job, tried her hand at some wild-ass hobby she didn't have a lick of experience with, crushed it, and now, she's unbelievably rich!
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" He also calls attention to Poe Dameron Volume 1, "I am a sucker for all things Star Wars and the Marvel Star Wars books are so unbelievably good across the board.
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The Blade V8 Pro also features dual 13MB cameras for unbelievably crisp photos, a programmable front fingerprint scanner, and a large battery that promises up to 450 minutes of talk time.
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That Richter's personal history contained such traumatic historical entanglements seems almost unbelievably ill-fated and, because it's true, it demonstrates just how widespread the lingering effects of the Nazi period were.
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"Unbelievably, Roy Moore was the only 'no' vote in the 8-1 decision," the advertisement said as images of children flashed on the screen and ominous music played in the background.
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Yvonne Chireau, a professor of religion at Swarthmore who called Mr. Farrakhan's remarks about Jews "unbelievably vile," emphasized that his fundamentalism was comparable to the fundamentalist views found in other religions.
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If I did it right, I would end up a first lieutenant — not a great prospect in a war where young, lower-ranking officers were dying at an unbelievably high rate.
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By keeping herself out of the conversations happening around her, she has found space for people who are of unbelievably different beliefs to collectively enjoy her music and her as entertainment.
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Unbelievably, Lady M didn't notice that it was down MORE THAN A THOUSAND CAKES until somebody casually mentioned that they were being sold at a deep discount on the secondary market.
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And there's always the fear that turnout might work in the opposite direction — that Democratic voters will find Trump so unbelievably unacceptable they will turn out in record numbers against him.
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The first time I went to New York, in 1984, "A Chorus Line" was still at the Shubert, but the tickets were unbelievably expensive for me, so I couldn't see it.
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Sam Mendes used the continuous-shot filming technique as a way to immerse the audience into the story, which was unbelievably successful — it felt more like an experience than a movie.
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Unbelievably for the Centre Court crowd, there were given a repeat performance just over an hour later when Federer's opponent Alexandr Dolgopolov also pulled out when trailing 3-6 0-3.
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One visit was in December 2013, when Mr. Yarden said it was "unbelievably cold," with winds of 50 miles per hour, forcing him to struggle with his lenses while wearing gloves.
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"EA squeaked by Q3:F183 guidance as fairly horrific game sales were offset by almost unbelievably strong live services revenue," Cowen analyst Doug Creutz wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"It would be unbelievably stupid of us to start testing again," said Burton Richter, a physics Nobel laureate and emeritus professor at Stanford who has advised presidential administrations since the 1970s.
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"He is a brilliant, highly professional diplomat — affable, pleasant, unbelievably good at arms control and Russian-American relations for decades," said Sergei A. Karaganov, a periodic Kremlin adviser on foreign policy.
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Tom Brady is unbelievably meticulous with his mechanics, whether it&aposs footwork or how he&aposs throwing, yet again, it&aposs the consistency in your mechanics that&aposs gonna create accuracy.
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But even though it's not, there's still an even cooler, crazier and actually true fun fact about this team: It's somehow, unbelievably, playing in the Horizon League Championship on Tuesday night.
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While mystery and drama are a given with these two involved, the upcoming series takes a break from a suburb like Rosewood and follows an unbelievably wealthy family into the Big Apple.
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Third is culture, and most young CEOs don't get the culture, and then the fourth, in today's world especially with social media and everything else, you've gotta be unbelievably good on communications.
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No. 2 REBOUND 14: Jeremy Lamb throws up a terrible, just unbelievably terrible shot, terrible even by the standard Jeremy Lamb has set for himself in the NBA, which is not great.
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I think that even though she was this unbelievably stoic figure, I think there's a bunch of us who just don't want to be alone, because when we're alone, we're no good.
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One thing that I've done, that potentially I've had to do as a female entrepreneur, is that I have been unbelievably transparent with my team as it relates to financials and metrics.
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I think that the reaction towards actually a woman firing someone — which, by the way, I'm not great at firing people, like it actually was unbelievably painful and upsetting to do so.
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"Awful news about Phillipe Zdar, what an unbelievably lovely man with an incredible legacy," tweeted DJ Calvin Harris, adding that he was "mesmerized" by the record "Cassius 1999" when he was 15.
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Eugene, Oregon (CNN)Donald Trump on Friday accused Hillary Clinton of being "an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler" of her husband's alleged affairs and accused her of destroying the lives of his accusers.
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But in hindsight, it shows how much of a mistake 3D Touch was: "Engineering-wise, the hardware to build a display that does what [3D Touch] does is unbelievably hard," says Schiller.
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Brave Wilderness found the black sea hare in the tide pools off the coast of the Pacific Ocean in San Pedro, CA and described holding it as super slimy and unbelievably slippery.
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I don't know if he'll let me talk about this that much, but I did go through a very wild and emotional break up—unbelievably, after I wrote and recorded this record.
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"So proud of this boy right here – Not only is he the most loving, kindhearted and selfless man… But also unbelievably hardworking and driven," she captioned a sweet photo of the two.
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Finnair is retiring the Number of the Beast after operating the flight for 11 years, clocking in 21 journeys so unbelievably raw they could make Satan weep boiling-hot tears of joy.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) just announced an almost unbelievably large expansion of the ongoing Takata airbag debacle, which has been blamed directly for 10 deaths and over 100 injuries.
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Nespresso coffee is said to be served in over 700 Michelin-starred restaurants, somewhat unbelievably, and yet it's ready on my desk in ten seconds flat with the push of a button.
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In the original movies, Han Solo walks a mightily fine line between "unbelievably charming" and "ridiculously punchable," only straying to the positive side thanks to sheer force of charisma from Harrison Ford.
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More likely, however, I'm all a flutter because the brand's FFZERO1 concept race car is unbelievably cool and a glimpse into some seriously impressive things to come from Faraday Future (FF). Skeptical?
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Seeing Walder Frey get his comeuppance was unbelievably fulfilling, though, and it helped to ease the pain of just losing Margaery, so I can't complain too much about Arya's rapid Westeros return.
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According to Leung's Google Plus page, the "SurjTech 3M USB 3.1 Type C to Standard Type A" cord was unbelievably poorly made, with some necessary wires soldered incorrectly, and other wires missing.
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While in Russia for the World Cup in 2018, I experienced the White Nights and decided to take a photo at every hour to document the unbelievably beautiful light in the city.
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"Myles has been great here, not only on the court but he represents this organization unbelievably off the court as well," Pacers president of basketball operations Kevin Pritchard said in a statement.
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"I'm always forgetting how sexy the past must have been," Will Beckwith says, in "The Swimming-Pool Library," and Lord Nantwich agrees: Oh, it was unbelievably sexy—much more so than nowadays.
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And some of his physicality — he was unbelievably thin at that time, which I was not completely able to achieve since I didn't get a cocaine addiction in order to play him.
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They are found in the hypothalamus, a small, evolutionarily ancient and unbelievably important structure that helps regulate many of the body's basic operations, including the daily see-saw between wakefulness and sleep.
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It can be unbelievably hot, but here I can't tell if the narrator has some sort of engulfment or devouring fetish, or if he's really scared of having sex with this woman.
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Donald Trump is a man known for saying unbelievably dumb and cartoonishly despicable things, but the way he's handling the hurricane devastation in Puerto Rico is gross even by his callous standards.
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"I've seen a lot over the years, but even I was genuinely shocked to read this unbelievably offensive diatribe being used to justify a refusal of asylum," Mr. Stevens wrote on Twitter.
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"I think we thought it would be fun to take two people who are unbelievably good at playing anybody, and have them play a relatively normcore couple in Riverside," Mr. Hubbard said.
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Recordings of us from those days reveal a bossy-but-not-rhythmless child drummer and an unbelievably patient saxophonist who considered our sessions part of his several-hours-per-day practice regimen.
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"This is an unbelievably complicated problem, and there's no way we're going to be able to do this with a complicated solution," Lieutenant General Todd Semonite said in a briefing last week.
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If anyone is suited to take on that question, it's the pianist R. Andrew Lee, who has developed a reputation as an interpreter of extremely — O.K., almost unbelievably — long, sparse contemporary music.
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" He was relieved not to have been asked about "sick," as in "excellent"—"I hate that word"—but, alas, it's already in there: " Sick , unbelievably good: The Fleetwood Mac concert was sick.
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While reporting the book, Lewis said, "I found when you go into the government and actually start knocking on the doors and see what people are doing behind them, it's unbelievably interesting."
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"Two and a half years in a dancer's career at their prime is an unbelievably long time," he said, adding that he had worked very hard to get back to performance level.
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For 2018, Branson's goal is to continue preparing for his space travels through his company Virgin Galactic, according to the post: Get unbelievably fit so I'm ready for a trip into space.
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"Unbelievably, the sexual abuse took place in only three to four rows of seats on a small special-needs school bus," Lee Parks, a lawyer for the girl, said in a statement.
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" The president said Fox News "treats me very well" and praised local television as "so great to me," but called NBC "terrible" and asserted that The Times "treats me so unbelievably terribly.
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When Elon Musk proposed his wild idea for the Hyperloop almost four years ago, he billed it as an unbelievably cool way to get from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 30 minutes.
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They're not, and they're kind of in it for the long term, and they're great with the companies that they work with and they're unbelievably supportive and they tend to be quite relentless.
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Super VOOC makes use of a custom dual-cell design that allows you to go from 0- to 100-percent charge in just 35 minutes — an unbelievably fast time for a 26.4,24mAh battery.
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While having a wild Eurovision-themed party is the norm across Europe and Australia, unbelievably, the U.S. will be able to watch the competition on TV for the very first time this year.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday that North Korea's future could be "unbelievably strong" if it follows through on its commitment to denuclearize.
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The story rotates around a Montana ranching family headed by John Dutton (Kevin Costner, appropriately face-tanned, wearing an unbelievably well-washed puffy jacket) and supported, in various ways, by his four children.
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While that might sound strange, given how unbelievably precise computers are, our plain ol' eyeballs can do a better job recognizing moving objects and ignoring the rest of the "noise" in these images.
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But it's worth noting that Apple — home of industrial-design legend Jony Ive, creator of unbelievably thin and elegant devices — will again look like it's playing catch-up to a smartphone-design trend.
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But in spite of Lorelai's efforts, the Gilmores' money, a fully paid-for Yale education, and unbelievably ample opportunities, Rory is fated to live the same life as her mother in the end.
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From the first time he appeared on the VP short list up to the vice-presidential debate (which was, unbelievably, only five days ago), the phrase "Pence 2020" has hung in the background.
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And I have kids so flying out there for me and living on the schedule of a younger, single person, as Rostam and I did when we worked together, was unbelievably easy. [Laughs].
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Buoyed by Republican victories in special congressional elections in Georgia and South Carolina on Tuesday, Trump blasted his opponents as "unbelievably nasty" and said cable news anchors appeared stunned by the Democratic losses.
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In my youth, the closest seafood shop was 15 miles away, so we ate what we could fish out of neighboring rivers and ponds—fish that was extremely fresh, and unbelievably rare, too.
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"It's an unbelievably hackneyed and mawkish mish-mash of backstage plots and 'Peyton Place' adumbrations in which five women are involved with their assorted egotistical aspirations, love affairs and Seconal pills," he wrote.
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Unbelievably, this same hundred-plus person group is thought have pulled this trick earlier in the month, running out on their bill after a wedding celebration at another hotel in a nearby town.
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The people whose circumstances I chronicled were at times almost unbelievably well-spoken; I sometimes felt that in describing how remarkable they were, I invited negative scrutiny, the supposition that I had exaggerated.
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Platforms: Windows, Mac Creator: alienmelon Price: Free, with a $1.00 suggested donation Like a more passive version of RUNONCE, Girb is exactly what the perfect desktop companion should be: unbelievably cute and useless.
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The cause was a wave of unbelievably vicious online harassment directed at Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones — harassment that, according to most observers, was kicked off by Milo highlighting Jones's account to his followers.
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I remember when we were doing "The Incredibles" that they were having an unbelievably challenging time trying to figure out how to make Violet's hair move so that she could hide behind it.
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The sorts of targets that have been set by the Paris Agreement, let alone the more extreme proposals for cutting to zero emissions by 2050, are going to be unbelievably disruptive and expensive.
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If we do that exercise, even though we get tired of doing it and we get frustrated because we can't make it happen, we begin to understand how unbelievably dangerous [Trump's] comment is.
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" Peter Boghossian on How to Have Impossible Conversations: "The book has 36 techniques, and 35 of them are unbelievably well-sourced from hostage negotiations, cult exiting, drug and alcohol programs, applied epistemology, etc.
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The show didn't win any of the festival's big awards, and Moss still grimaces when recounting "the most unbelievably bad, clunky segues, and the exposition," but it did get some encouraging early reviews.
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The two go on a wild road trip that ends with them at a major tournament where they come face-to-face with Roy's nemesis, Ernie McCracken (played unbelievably great by Bill Murray).
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"In 80 percent of the cases, my right eyebrow is going up as there is yet again a new idea, and every single time, it turn out to be unbelievably powerful," she said.
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Despite all the apparent reverses, confusion, corruption, lies and economic setbacks in Russia, he remains in control 17 years after his unbelievably unlikely ascent from obscure K.G.B. lieutenant colonel to president of Russia.
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That he can still be so devoted—and unbelievably skilled—at refining his practice after all these years gives the precise, hypnotic machinations of "Qwazars" a hard-earned insight in its very fibers.
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Guzmán is behind bars in Mexico once more — almost unbelievably — at the same prison where he burrowed to an escape through a mile-long tunnel fitted with a modified motorcycle in July 2015.
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" Those who know Jennifer Dulos, he said, "know her as an incredibly warm person, as an unbelievably devoted mother, as an active member of our community, supporting everything with her children, volunteering for everything.
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Selena Gomez may have only just made her official return to Instagram and the red carpet, but her 2017 is already picking up steam and, unbelievably, seems poised to be her biggest year yet.
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Since the first moment we were all about that bass, the pop star has stuck to a signature: Rapunzel-like hair, unbelievably long lashes, and a sweet but not syrupy peaches-and-cream complexion.
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There's a sweet bit where Donnie Yen (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) talks about how cool it is to ski on motorbikes and a soundbite from Ruby Rose and her unbelievably voluminous hair.
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And speaking at an evening rally in Eugene, Oregon, Trump accused Clinton of being "an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler" of her husband's alleged affairs and accused her of destroying the lives of his accusers.
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A Turkish hotel bathroom In a series of unbelievably epic tweets, Tia Freeman shared her unique birthing story, which started when she first realized she was pregnant during an overnight layover in Istanbul, Turkey.
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Those unbelievably huge black holes are gobbling up lots of gas, and what keeps them well fed is the same mechanism that forms the jellyfish galaxies in the first place, according to new research.
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It's a solid, exciting, and compelling introduction to the postwar optimism, sense of duty, and yearning for exploration that propelled many of the participants in the space race toward unbelievably difficult and dangerous work.
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One of Mac Miller's closest friends is speaking out about the late rapper's battle with addiction, and how his ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande was "unbelievably involved and helpful" in getting him sober and healthy.
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They carry everything, their workers are paid a fair wage and get solid benefits, their margins are unbelievably low, and you can get an entire wheel of Humboldt Fog cheese for an amazing bargain.
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Here are four little-known facts to know before using a resume writing service: Many services offer unbelievably low rates — but only because they need to in order to sustain a profitable business model.
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The designer goes on to say, "This season of life has been rewarding, challenging, unbelievably fast and furious and nearly everything in between," calling out the couple's many business ventures besides their TV show.
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Today's announcement is a testament to the fact the city had some smooth processes around permitting and the other things necessary to complete the unbelievably complex task of building fiber in an urban area.
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Kendall Jenner has an unbelievably toned tummy, but it's not all good genes: The supermodel has to work really hard for that tight core, as she revealed in a new post on her app.
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"First of all, I'm unbelievably honored to be able to be here for 103,000 games," said Collins, who is 12 games away from tying Davey Johnson for the most games managed in team history.
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Unbelievably, that number has now grown to an estimated 85033, according to a list compiled by the Ohio Jobs and Justice Political Action Committee, a group that has tracked the issue for a decade.
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Unbelievably, there's a final attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act while the Senate can still do it with 203 votes rather than the standard 60 (they have until September 30 to do so).
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It's dragging along behind it some wobbly bass lines, laser blast synths and pressure-valve-release hisses that sound ridiculous when you describe them in words, but are unbelievably effective on the dance floor.
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"When I think back to the earlier days and think where we are now, it's unbelievably better," said Barbara E. Warren, a psychologist and the director for L.G.B.T. programs and policies at Mount Sinai.
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Alas, unless you, too, are unbelievably rich and famous, there's virtually no chance you'll ever see that side of a star—which is what made the idea of Playboy's new cover story so exciting.
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In August, when cuttlefish are thumbnail size, unbelievably smooth and as meltingly soft as the thinnest sheet of nova at Russ & Daughters, he will lay three of those over a single finger of rice.
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"I recently read a story that in London, which has unbelievably tough gun laws, a once very prestigious hospital right in the middle is like a war zone for horrible stabbing wounds," he declared.
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"My New Year's resolution is to get unbelievably fit so I'm ready for a trip into space, so I'm making sure I'm keeping active even while traveling," Branson said in a recent blog post.
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He is so unbelievably fast, so clearly superior to the opponents lumbering in his furious wake, that it calls to mind the epithets that Homer bestowed on Achilles: swift-footed Maradona, breaking through men.
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"The first thing I noticed about Anthony was that his dancing was unbelievably pure, and you don't see that very often," Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief, said in an email interview.
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"This is the most unbelievably comfortable seat," says the Irish fashion designer Jonathan Anderson as he nestles into a Modernist Danish chair at the Hepworth Wakefield gallery in Yorkshire, in the north of England.
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One bright spot this week came from an unexpected source—Melissa Moore, who most people in metal world know better as Vis Crom, the unbelievably talented lead guitarist of Texas black metal institution Absu.
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That's why it's unbelievably satisfying to watch James Van Der Beek and Viceland parody the producer's grating Twitter presence as part of the promotional campaign for Viceland's upcoming parody show What Would Diplo Do?
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If anything, what this shows is that it may be time for these unbelievably rich companies to funnel some of their immense wealth into better moderating their platforms in order to avoid such commonplace racism.
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The Grey's Anatomy actress treated her social-media followers to an unbelievably cute photo on Tuesday, featuring her 13-month-old daughter Paloma Michaela flashing a dazzling smile to the camera from her car seat.
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The community on the app was almost unbelievably toxic, not least toward Renner himself, who was the target of excessive "bullying" from a "really sour little group of people," according to EscapeX's director of engagement.
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To compare the suffering of a heroic member of our military wounded in combat to the experience of Strzok sitting at a table and underdoing questioning by elected officials for his misconduct is unbelievably insulting.
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These are women who are really trying to get the truth out and trying to help other women, and to go after patients who've been harmed by your device seems to me just unbelievably aggressive.
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They also got incredibly famous incredibly quickly off the back of one unbelievably successful (and admittedly perfect) single, and two of them - not Neil, crucially - look like what we assume Chainsmokers look like, off hand.
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Before we find out what the stars have planned for the milestone ceremony, we're looking back at past performances that earned coveted spots in Grammys history, from the earth-shatteringly soulful to the unbelievably athletic.
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"President Obama and his team have been unbelievably gracious to the President-elect and his team, but at the end of the day, he's not someone that's going to sit back and wait," Spicer said.
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But shortly after announcing the new record, KNMI told national news agency ANP it would investigate the measurements, as temperatures at the site had gone up "unbelievably fast" in the course of a few minutes.
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After the much-hyped Freedom 33, the world's cheapest phone priced at Rs 251 ($3.78), another Indian Android smartphone called the Docoss X1 is making news with its unbelievably low price of Rs 24 ($232).
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The reality is often a messy, frustrating, and unbelievably lonely one, lived out in living rooms, with this little human being at the center of it all who you want to do the best for.
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For them, sudden exposure to sunlight triggers a condition called photic sneeze reflex, also called "sun sneezing," or the unbelievably on-the-nose backronym Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helioopthalmic Outburst (ACHOO)—unavoidable, sometimes painful, nasal outbursts.
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