Amid an unremarkable assortment of ballot initiatives was one that, on its face, also looked unremarkable.
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But I also want him to stay healthy so that he can continue being a completely unremarkable feature of unremarkable rap songs.
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An election that was remarkable for being unremarkable In some ways, Canada's 43rd election campaign was remarkable for being so unremarkable, right up until voting day on Monday.
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It was a mostly unremarkable night for two mostly unremarkable teams, which might've been why one Comerica Park concessions worker had time to film his coworker spitting on somebody's pizza.
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As a piece of filmmaking craft, it's competent, if unremarkable.
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For any other candidate, this may come off as unremarkable.
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Or the unremarkable daily rituals that they've grown to relish.
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Xiaomi's flagship Mi series of smartphones is usually relatively unremarkable.
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It's all so remarkably unremarkable that it hardly needs commentary.
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Millennials, in other words, are being utterly unremarkable human beings.
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The average Kitavan diet is, by all accounts, fairly unremarkable.
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The Apple one seems unremarkable, but Microsoft's is genuinely exciting.
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The sound is clear and pleasant, but it's largely unremarkable.
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NANCY, France — In a way, Michael Woods' story is unremarkable.
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It was an unremarkable drive except for one small thing.
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In the broader panorama of Brazilian society, this was unremarkable.
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Can a single astonishing ingredient redeem an otherwise unremarkable dish?
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It would, in ordinary circumstances, be the most unremarkable statement.
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The former being appropriate and unremarkable, the latter being unacceptable.
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"We have plants that are completely visually unremarkable," Morera said.
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Racial intermarriage was unremarkable there, decades before Loving v. Virginia.
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To the students in the crowd, the juxtaposition was unremarkable.
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Sure, tumblers are fine for unremarkable wines in casual situations.
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The car turned down one unremarkable thoroughfare, and then another.
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In the end, the deal that ruined Voronenkov was unremarkable.
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"It was an unremarkable moment to me," Mr. Wilhelm said.
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It was a completely unremarkable way to end my childhood.
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Unlike the building's facade (squat, brick, unremarkable) or its interior (empty, beige, somehow even more unremarkable), the people making their way inside were, like the pink petals feathering the city's sidewalks, impossible to ignore.
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RATING: FOUR POPEYES Steph looks completely unremarkable in a still photograph.
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It's the kind of thing that has become ubiquitous and unremarkable.
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It was mild, smooth, and unremarkable — but in a good way.
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Both chains offer a solid and easily drinkable, if unremarkable, cup.
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A series of unremarkable brick buildings crowd the Culver City lot.
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It might have seemed interesting, if unremarkable, to some industry watchers.
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A spokesman for the Swiss stock exchange said trading was "unremarkable".
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For all the lore surrounding it, haggis is fairly unremarkable-looking.
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The journal Science Advances contains images of an unremarkable-looking rock.
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Behold the glories of the utterly unremarkable $30 STM Trestle backpack.
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During his first four seasons, his offensive output was entirely unremarkable.
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The first is hitting an extremely open corner three pointer—unremarkable.
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To much of America, such use might seem normal and unremarkable.
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But the unremarkable machines contribute to an extraordinary level of gambling.
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His exam was unremarkable, so Hersch sent him to the lab.
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In sum, unremarkable kids no longer have access to remarkable opportunities.
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The picture of her in front of Geffen Hall was unremarkable.
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At a glance, many of the Parallel Botany plants appear unremarkable.
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Some of them, including tremolite, also occur as unremarkable "non-asbestiform" rocks.
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It was truly remarkable how unremarkable my body was during the shoot.
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A small, smooth, unremarkable nugget of silver sits on a hooded plinth.
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But a careful examination of his ears and nose were otherwise unremarkable.
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We know we've got the software right when the journeys are unremarkable.
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Mr Kavanaugh is highly qualified, an unremarkable choice for a Republican president.
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John Kasich, usually an unremarkable debater, tries to challenge both of them.
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He wore a dark T-shirt, shiny basketball shorts, and unremarkable sneakers.
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For some, there may very well be a shared, unremarkable physical cause.
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On the design side, the A10 is an unremarkable, all-plastic headset.
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If anything our friendship has been remarkable for how unremarkable it is.
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Other apps to consider Google Calendar for iOS is solid, if unremarkable.
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The ride was unremarkable, as most driverless vehicle trips these days are.
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Soon, immersive 360-degree games and films will be nothing but unremarkable.
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From the outside, East Oakland's Bridges Academy at Melrose might seem unremarkable.
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By "mediocre," I am referring to the unremarkable or the seemingly mundane.
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In that context, the arrival of the brown marmorated stinkbug is unremarkable.
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On their own, the doughnuts were a bit soggy and altogether unremarkable.
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He owned an unremarkable fastball, normally clocked around 83 miles per hour.
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The sex itself, like many of my life's intervening years, was unremarkable.
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The penis is of average length, average girth, unremarkable in every way.
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For most who were there, the fund-raiser was an unremarkable event.
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But on Tuesday, Facebook revealed that the unremarkable post was anything but.
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The "video" was unremarkable, and I will not be remarking upon it.
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B. and his wife move to America, and Katya marries unremarkable Len.
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Though the story heads toward tragedy, the route there is remarkably unremarkable.
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The contents were unremarkable: news articles about the political perils of centrism.
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For the movie's first third, what she's doing might seem rather unremarkable.
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As a college senior in 2002, life was steady and strikingly unremarkable.
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On Friday night, a completely unremarkable college football game produced something extraordinary.
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If not for its extraordinary content, it would be an unremarkable snapshot.
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How did this apparently unremarkable woman become one of Britain's best-known writers?
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That a firm is making as much profit as possible is, perhaps, unremarkable.
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A remote farming town of approximately 103,300, Orania by this description is unremarkable.
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The otherwise unremarkable launch was notable and record breaking for four distinct reasons.
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The tranquil but unremarkable landscape is drab, and the trees are without leaves.
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"It's interesting because the Sherpas are actually unremarkable at sea level," Murray says.
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Despite their unremarkable day jobs, they are among the world's most revered spelunkers.
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Though its building was vast and impressive, its collection was small and unremarkable.
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These pictures are at times banal and unremarkable, but I'm OK with that.
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Fans of unremarkable Android phones might want to sit down for this one.
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His playing is not controversial or eccentric; his demeanor is modest and unremarkable.
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His fellow citizens find this totally unremarkable, and are baffled by his questions.
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As mentioned, the software is also good in that it's pretty much unremarkable.
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But it would be a mistake to say that individual ants are unremarkable.
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Jones appears content with running a campaign that is unremarkable in its normalcy.
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The demonstration was not huge, and in other countries would have been unremarkable.
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Consequently, when victory came knocking for Josh, it was a wholly unremarkable moment.
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Fishing channels widen as barrier islands disappear, and unremarkable rainstorms leave roads flooded.
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"The picture was remarkably unremarkable," Nye said, recalling the oil painting was flaking.
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Rules Do Not Apply, which would otherwise be the capably told but unremarkable
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The current prime minister, Matteo Renzi, is charting an unremarkable center-left course.
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Like the faded photo of an unremarkable landscape she kept in her office.
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The event was unremarkable, but those pills changed the trajectory of my life.
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The skeleton itself was unremarkable, with no visible signs of trauma or infection.
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Without a doubt, most of these remaining unexplained observations have an unremarkable origin.
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"His history is unremarkable compared to the gravity of his crimes," Fuller said.
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The video shows the interior of an unremarkable office: desk, file cabinets, computer.
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Which makes Ms. Waters's accomplishment all the more remarkable for being, frankly, unremarkable.
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But elsewhere in the West Wing, it's quiet and unremarkable, aides tell me.
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The smoke had a somewhat sweet aftertaste but, overall, this hit was unremarkable.
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He was on there to broadcast his every unremarkable thought, just like me.
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Everything became unremarkable, nothing moved me, it was all a blur of perfection.
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Back in Hawaii, being mixed was so common as to be nearly unremarkable.
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Some compared Amazon's unremarkable Australian debut with that of another digital giant: Netflix.
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It's now unremarkable to find "misogyny" in a headline, much less a tweet.
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Mollenkof has only met Warren briefly — a few unremarkable conversations in selfie lines.
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He had a comfortable if unremarkable upbringing, at least until the Arab Spring.
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Streaming Movie Review Status anxiety reaches new heights in this unremarkable teen comedy.
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But despite its unremarkable profile, Innate has some surprisingly influential boosters in Washington.
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It was an unremarkable reiteration of the same impossible promises we've heard before.
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Our society used to give remarkable opportunities to unremarkable kids and young adults.
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Only one person, however, has acquired this superpower midway through an unremarkable career.
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Until 2016, Cesar Altieri Sayoc Jr.'s life on social media looked unremarkable.
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This state of affairs is so ordinary, so unremarkable, people hardly mention it.
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"You are unremarkable, insignificant," Ms. Vetrano's older sister, Tana Vetrano, told Mr. Lewis.
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It's increasingly unremarkable for consumers to use artificial intelligence tools in their daily lives.
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They are totally unremarkable but reliably satisfying, and this is how Barrett wanted it.
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No such luck, as Swift ultimately unveiled an unremarkable pop song about being yourself.
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She wasn't particularly concerned though; to Armand, gaming Instagram is so commonplace, it's unremarkable.
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It's a professional, unremarkable look — one that wouldn't give onlookers much to talk about.
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Now ubiquitous and unremarkable, they were at the time considered architectural and design marvels.
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The most unremarkable form of dishonesty from Trump, and maybe the least politically notable.
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The overwhelming majority will just be standard, two-unremarkable-hours-of-easy -consumption fare.
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Unremarkable, not especially skilled, but good enough if you're into that sort of thing.
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They come in dozens of sizes and capacities, made by hundreds of unremarkable manufacturers.
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The root cause of the outage, as Google explained this week, was fairly unremarkable.
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Yet on the whole, the artwork is itself unremarkable, and even sometimes shockingly bad.
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This practice, like the unit-trust investment, is unremarkable and involves no rule-breaking.
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A CNN spokesman called the development "completely unremarkable" in an email to The Hill.
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The Federal Reserve's Wednesday decision to cut interest rates is, on one level, unremarkable.
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Stories of savage racism and judicial burlesque were unremarkable in the Jim Crow South.
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They were just simple black loafers — unassuming and pretty unremarkable to the naked eye.
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Of course, had Reynolds's position been merely anti-immigrant, it would have been unremarkable.
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Ms. Martin said she found Ms. Jinich's initial proposal unremarkable, but her show mesmerizing.
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The scene was unremarkable, save for the provenance of a dozen of the workers.
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If Edge of Nowhere wasn't in VR, it would be fine but largely unremarkable.
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Taken individually, the opinions I've discussed here may seem quite technical and rather unremarkable.
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The men who pay for it, or pay to watch it, are generally unremarkable.
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The next best-placed candidates, Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg, also had unremarkable nights.
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There are several unremarkable apartments where Barack Obama lived as a Columbia University undergraduate.
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The most remarkable thing about the comet, they found, was how unremarkable it appears.
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The New York street wear brand Bstroy's new hoodies are unremarkable at first glance.
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He's just a magician-loving (really) dork from an unremarkable upper-middle-class suburb.
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My professional life, and economic fortune, would foot to who I was/am — unremarkable.
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What is it about my unremarkable ass that they were just drawn to it?
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The Kicking Game Most of Thompson's offence along the fence was pretty unremarkable though.
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An otherwise unremarkable duck, but its cool name — a brave use of an apostrophe!
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We put some pretty unremarkable things on our heads—ponytail holders, bobby pins, barrettes.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Just like most people, most dates are unremarkable.
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Xiadong is not the problem and in fact he is completely unremarkable as a fighter.
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That lets Pokémon exist in the movie's background, making that existence unremarkable in the process.
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Most of my correspondence with Lane was unremarkable — a tip here, a heads-up there.
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Through college and into adulthood there was a string of pleasant, respectful, and unremarkable men.
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Ole Thorstensen's fingers are surprisingly intact, and he has a few small but unremarkable scars.
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Aside from the Trumpian presentation, the pick is an unremarkable choice for a Republican president.
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He is utterly unremarkable in still photographs, and his facial hair is uncommitted and arbitrary.
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But this number might need to come down further as recent shipments have been unremarkable.
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" Levy went on to describe the spankings as "unremarkable, token spankings that are sparsely given.
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In other words: no, life is not always glamorous and exceptional, sometimes it is unremarkable.
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An unremarkable building in a small California town is home to the centennial light bulb.
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I was met with a fairly unremarkable residential street with houses of varying aesthetic quality.
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But in actuality, riding in Ford's well-behaved self-driving car was an unremarkable experience.
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You can also be someone unremarkable and be made to feel like Mr. Big Shot.
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But don't speak up often enough and you risk turning the unacceptable into the unremarkable.
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Here's a guy who was a loser in Cleveland, about as unremarkable as it gets.
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The Pont De L'Alma tunnel in Paris is, objectively speaking, an unremarkable stretch of road.
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At my prompting, he described his life growing up, a life that seemed altogether unremarkable.
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In this respect, N.C Central is unremarkable among historically black colleges and universities, or H.B.C.U.s.
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Unremarkable things for those who live in the U.S. Remarkable things for those who don't.
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The unremarkable appearance of Pantone's offices belies the excitement the brand engenders around the world.
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Sales were unremarkable until January, when Ms. Irgit's product got its first significant Instagram plug.
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"Sujay felt he was making progress, I felt it was an unremarkable encounter," she said.
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Put plainly, these generic ballots are unremarkable and don't suggest a big Democratic wave ahead.
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There, she spotted a large gray boulder, that to most people may have appeared unremarkable.
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Some of the crowding out of unremarkable white males, including myself, is a good thing.
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So if the digital media the Pop captures are unremarkable, how about the physical prints?
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This is what makes our faux-ignorant worldview about PEDs so unremarkable and so consistent.
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They'll be unremarkable, mobile tools on our SpaceX starships shuttling us back and forth to Mars.
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And as my editors can attest, my productivity for the rest of the day was unremarkable.
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The phenomenon we now know as homelessness—pervasive, unremarkable, seemingly intractable—arose only in the 20173s.
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I completely loafed my way through that first weekend in a haze of unremarkable workout clothes.
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Stovall heightens, brightens, and saturates the colors to draw out beauty from these otherwise unremarkable settings.
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The venue is an underground nightclub in Van, a dusty, unremarkable city in Turkey's south-east.
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Her body and inner organs were 'unremarkable' and she had obviously taken good care of herself.
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Unlike a $100,000 Tesla Model S, "unremarkable" is high praise for a car in this category.
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It should be unremarkable, and we love the stories where the disability isn't in the storyline.
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Viewing the world from above has become an unremarkable experience that entails little risk or danger.
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What is remarkable about Wallander— and key to his popularity—is just how unremarkable he is.
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Mr Smith—decent but untested, gaffe-prone and rather unremarkable—is not that sort of candidate.
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Gorey was born in 21980, in Chicago, the only child of an unremarkable Irish-American couple.
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The church's unremarkable neo-Gothic exterior cloaked an interior designed by the Louis Comfort Tiffany studio.
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Lombardo says shooter Stephen Paddock was "an unremarkable man" who showed signs of a troubled mind.
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Based on his service record, obtained from the Navy, Schiller had an unremarkable four-year service.
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When she stops, it's sudden but unremarkable, as if she doesn't care about leaving a trace.
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Wargames and tactics games transform empty, unremarkable space into a stage for drama, spectacle, and brilliance.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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A decision loss to the unremarkable Masanori Kanehara followed wherein Yamamoto was dropped on his face.
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He has good height for a wing, but his under 6-foot-9 wingspan is unremarkable.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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Twenty years ago, the country sent an industrious, unremarkable team to France for the 1998 tournament.
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Covid-19 fears have turned the once unremarkable, goopy product into something of a Holy Grail.
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His presence was often unremarkable; Mr. Percoco was one of the governor's closest aides and friends.
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Both plays are full of harmful behaviors made up of individual actions that are often unremarkable.
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Ms. Higa's Klout score is an unremarkable 22016, down from a high of at least 25.
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Put out a steady stream of unremarkable content and risk being ignored or derided as boring.
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As unremarkable as Chick Webster was on the ice, he is a beloved figure in town.
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For me, it means being that most remarkable, and somehow most unremarkable of things — a dad.
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In remarks that seem unremarkable now, he said the "homeland of the Enlightenment…committed the irreparable".
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The tests were unremarkable except for a minor abnormality in the test of her liver function.
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The Big Mac is exceedingly beige, beefy, and bready, and its ingredients separately are all unremarkable.
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Neil Armstrong was one of the few who had a mostly steady, unremarkable post-moonwalk life.
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In remarks that seem unremarkable now, he said the "homeland of the enlightenment committed the irreparable".
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I saw them as very different – the former being appropriate and unremarkable, the latter being unacceptable.
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My pregnancy was unremarkable besides a mean bug in my second trimester that also afflicted Zaley.
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This was, at the time, a totally unremarkable vote — virtually everyone in Congress voted for it.
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Sixty thousand pounds of concrete were poured to create the effect of an unremarkable gray floor.
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"You can be so proud, that from now on, it will be unremarkable for a woman to win primary state victories, unremarkable to have a woman in a close race to be our nominee," she said eight years ago to her supporters when she conceded to Obama.
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"I'm really just hoping to show people a world where queerness is normal and unremarkable," said Maginn.
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Depending on how you feel about a daily morning brew, this could either be unremarkable or incomprehensible.
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The result is a thoroughly unremarkable highlight mix, despite the Cowboy Announcer giving his all, as ever.
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Christy was last seen dating the liberal-minded but unremarkable and incompatible Brad (guest star Bret Harrison).
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Like seeing women with short hair — or wearing trousers, or driving — eventually it will become completely unremarkable.
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While McDonald's was shilling mozzarella sticks, Chick-fil-A unveiled a fairly unremarkable new line of sauces.
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A bit grim, a bit unremarkable, a passing component of women's lives but not the main focus.
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This was how the world worked: you didn't get ahead by being unremarkable, or by being complacent.
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Venture money keeps flowing into start-ups, to the point where $100 million fundraising rounds seem unremarkable.
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It was an otherwise unremarkable thing, with a mail slot and a metal plate at the bottom.
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He throws an unremarkable cross-court pass and adds a gratuitous no-look head-whap to it.
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And this is, I think, the remarkable slash unremarkable thing about all the stuff that's in there.
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He called Price's complaints "procedurally unremarkable and constitutionally acceptable," and said the issue is all about timing.
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It's not terrible, though, and the curved back is indeed comfortable to hold, if unremarkable in appearance.
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If this story is the right one, the outcome of the Fed's first rises will seem unremarkable.
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This was a morally hideous pact, but it bears superficial resemblance to a very familiar, unremarkable pattern.
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Urbanski's Facebook is mostly bare but portrays an unremarkable 22-year-old guy who follows the NFL.
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That sounds like an utterly unremarkable premise, but the difference is in how good the app is.
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Anywhere else, the scene might be unremarkable, but cellphones have been legal in Cuba since only 2008.
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Through the Yankees' largely unremarkable first 30 games, Tanaka had become the one constant on the roster.
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The unremarkable two-story office building in Napa Valley's St. Helena, is devoted exclusively to analyzing grapes.
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This time, the seven are riding — and shooting — under the adequate if unremarkable direction of Antoine Fuqua.
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Even a well-intentioned film can perpetuate tropes of maids and nannies as meek, petty, and unremarkable.
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In America, to be a Jew is always to be an "other"; in Israel, it's thrillingly unremarkable.
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An unremarkable sentence in many ways, the kind that appears in any number of current domestic novels.
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She described herself as having been a "passive girl," an unremarkable teenager, until she uncovered her talent.
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Another space upstart is Planetary Resources, a small company located in an unremarkable office park outside Seattle.
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Or would they fall behind a party stalwart with conservative instincts and an unremarkable record in office?
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Yet, a safe and unremarkable dig where Cuadrilla has prepared two wells is essential for the company.
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Most troubling, Johnson had reason in 1967 to believe that defeat might have precisely such unremarkable consequences.
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They were unremarkable found paintings — flea-market kitsch, we'd call them today — which he'd scribbled over himself.
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In a crowded parking lot, my silver Toyota Prius is unremarkable and can be difficult to find.
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The hardware is mostly what you'd expect: it's cute and small and solid in an unremarkable way.
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He had Muslim neighbors, who described his behavior as fairly unremarkable, and his children had Muslim friends.
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"It's a very unremarkable event," he said Thursday night after delivering the annual Lowy Lecture in Sydney.
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The rear end is, well, sort of small and unremarkable, with an overly aggressive tail light design.
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So you can pull the fish early by a day or two, but you'll find it unremarkable.
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The blood tests were likewise unremarkable, save for the same minor abnormality in her liver-function test.
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As a white-collar criminal defense attorney, I can tell you just how unremarkable this story is.
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There has never been a better time to be remarkable, nor a worse time to be unremarkable.
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This was a plain, unremarkable street, but in that moment, it was the most beautiful in Japan.
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In comparison to war-torn countries in the region, such as Syria, the overall numbers are unremarkable.
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Beneath his unremarkable exterior is someone eager to get in bed with his Lannister cousins — sometimes literally.
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So broad is her synthesis that Invasion of Privacy, out since April, initially sounds ordinary and unremarkable.
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This is typically an unremarkable turn of events, but not for the residents of Harvard's Winthrop House.
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The ruins are tucked away in an unremarkable town with no signage whatsoever leading to the site.
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The motivation isn't hard to understand, for people who've lived at best unremarkable, but more likely marginalized, lives.
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When most people look at a piece of paper, they see an unremarkable sheet of flat white material.
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It's the sort of seemingly unremarkable situation that can trigger convulsions in the brain of an autonomous vehicle.
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But its armored hero, Samus Aran, seemed unremarkable—like every other humdrum videogame soldier—until the game's finale.
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They just look like neighborhoods What stood out to me immediately was how unremarkable the neighborhoods themselves are.
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"It is unremarkable for an agency head to enter office with predispositions toward certain policy choices," they said.
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"Fiona is remarkable for being unremarkable now," Cincinnati Zoo curator of mammals Christina Gorsuch said in a statement.
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That feature may sound unremarkable, but it's unusual for analog-faced, hybrid smartwatches like the Steel HR Sport.
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" Moira is proof we don't have to let ourselves be shamed into unremarkable uniforms "suited to our age.
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It's nice and large (if a bit smaller than the trackpad on the MacBook Pros), but also unremarkable.
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It's almost an unremarkable story because it happens so often, and that's remarkable in and of itself. Yeah.
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It was all for an unremarkable video for her song "End Game," her only collaborative effort on reputation.
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The girl and the man, along with the family in the distance, embody unremarkable routines of lingering consequence.
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Maybe the most remarkable thing about using Microsoft's new Chromium-based Edge browser is how unremarkable it feels.
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Certainly not in her first match when she labored past a little-known American in three unremarkable sets.
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She punctuates otherwise unremarkable exchanges with a Fran Drescher-style "thanks," more times than you can possibly count.
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By any usual-though-subjective standard of political theater criticism, though, Trump's Great August Pivot speech was unremarkable.
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It was unremarkable but considerably better than most of the fights on the main card of UFC 208.
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"If the data coming in are unremarkable, it would tend to turn attention back to Washington," he said.
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But in Radiohead's music now, technology is just a tool, ubiquitous and unremarkable, not the center of attention.
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In this store, sneakers are important but verge on unremarkable, a strategy to reach both basics and connoisseurs.
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Her work is concerned with repetitive daily rituals, unremarkable lives, low-paying jobs, backwater towns, and unglamorous rooms.
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Abbie might seem unremarkable to observers who have seen a series of technological revolutions reshape the stock market.
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It seems an unremarkable existence: She teaches languages and carefully budgets a decent life for their three children.
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You could walk into Sunny's feeling like a very unremarkable person and walk out feeling like a luminary.
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But experts think Trump is making a big deal out of a pretty unremarkable concession from the Chinese.
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Solid but unremarkable national team generation shows a few glimmers in the months before the big tournament. 2.
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As far as Taco Bells go, the one I decided to devote my day to is fairly unremarkable.
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From the front, it's so subtle that it almost looks unremarkable — just a simple set of drop earrings.
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Back in December, the Yankees acquired the hardest throwing relief pitcher in baseball history for four unremarkable prospects.
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Today, the sight of an electric vehicle is pretty unremarkable, which shows how much the sector has progressed.
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These unremarkable items and scenes, barely noticed by most people, can instill dread — or worse — among some people.
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But the body count is respectable, if unremarkable, by today's standards: The original "Halloween" was never about volume.
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A TV can be there, but it should be old, unremarkable, and probably tuned to the local news.
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An unremarkable event in the life of a 27-year-old, but it means something more for me.
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While the male of the species was an unremarkable brown, the female had eye-catching, electric blue legs.
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He's increasingly preoccupied by the aesthetic value of these now-vanished, all too unremarkable daily routines and rhythms.
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Strangely, deGrom is the only Mets pitcher ever to finish with that precise record, so drab and unremarkable.
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Amid the Gilbert and Sullivan pastiches and dance band ditties, all serviceable but unremarkable, a few stand out.
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Employers kept hiring at a steady if unremarkable pace, adding 136,113 jobs, the Labor Department reported on Friday.
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Oleg, like Elizabeth and Philip, was tailing an unremarkable-looking woman who was an enemy of the state.
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Until now, the contest for this seat of clerical power was an unremarkable event, but not this time.
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Hormel's partially mushroom-based patty is better, though still unremarkable, and sadly doesn't taste at all like mushrooms.
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On the whole, the clothes are quiet problem solvers, designed to be unremarkable even when they're, sometimes, remarkable.
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As the Trump administration proceeded, and once unthinkable things became unremarkable, Atwood's classic seemed more and more prescient.
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A character who seems unremarkable by design becomes, in her hands, forcefully alive, and worthy of our attention.
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CNN: Some of the moments that have killed campaigns in the past seem so quaint and unremarkable now.
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Back then, believing in God felt mostly unremarkable, occasionally interesting, and every so often like a private thrill.
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Then they began photographing an unremarkable 1970s suburban home, an oak tree, a rosebush and a garbage bin.
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On first look, the hybrid fish market and coffee shop appears to be an unremarkable if unconventional combination.
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The blood cells looked normal — indeed the whole smear appeared unremarkable — save for the total absence of platelets.
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For more than 30 years, Ishmael Muslim Ali has lived a relatively full and unremarkable life in Cuba.
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But others pained Kim as an unremarkable boy who was bad at school and lashed out at others.
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The plot is slight, and the script, adapted from Henry Farrell's novel of the same name, is unremarkable.
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This raises a lot of metaphysical questions, but it makes for a pretty cool, if otherwise unremarkable, Pokémon.
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Surprise and awe are what make those moments, and Ordóñez's particular genius for invention and creativity created those moments in a way other shortstops could not—they happened in otherwise unremarkable games, at otherwise unremarkable moments, emerging from the sleepy familiarity of the game as jarring little jolts of possibility.
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Hawthorne, California is the home of the Boring Company's headquarters but is otherwise an unremarkable city near LAX airport.
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Lady Bird was relatable for the restless energy its protagonist feels growing up in an environment she deems unremarkable.
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The center I visited in Lincoln, Nebraska was unremarkable—a drab, beige building with a waiting room to match.
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The ensuing backlash against McConnell's decision turned a routine and otherwise unremarkable floor speech into a national media controversy.
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The only way to stop it is to stop idolizing people for doing remarkably unremarkable things on the internet.
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Who were the Potts to keep on living their unremarkable lives without me, and to work in a Superpumper?
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Fans keep raving about this moment online because it is remarkable in how well it captures something so unremarkable.
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Her return to the bench seemed unremarkable to the eight other justices, none of whom made mention of it.
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"Nissan designers used color and materials to dress up what could have been an unremarkable interior," the editors wrote.
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Menlo Ventures leaped into cutting-edge consumer investing at a time when its reputation in The Valley was unremarkable.
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Before the discovery of oil in Dubai in 23, the city was an unremarkable port in the Gulf region.
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And this physical domination of the unremarkable and temporary space encodes it with a more tactile understanding of place.
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An apparently unremarkable scene from his dad's childhood, where boy-Hodor (Wylis!) is also hanging out in the background.
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The notion of world leaders calling each other up via cellphone may seem unremarkable in the modern, mobile world.
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Maybe, I thought, this would all reflect the vibrant inner life my otherwise unremarkable appearance had failed to capture.
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While Ned Stark was investigating King's Landing's various mysteries, he was introduced to Gendry, a seemingly unremarkable blacksmith's apprentice.
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In other respects, the movie is a decent and conscientious, though unremarkable, companion piece to Mr. Jia's crucial films.
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So many grand universities have toppled headfirst into the Big Sport ditch that Baylor's fall registers as almost unremarkable.
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THE busiest pharmacy in Nevada sits in an unremarkable strip mall in the shadows of Las Vegas's glitzy casinos.
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All of which, unfortunately, only enhances the sense that we are watching an unremarkable soap opera served up onstage.
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The mushrooms were wholly unremarkable, except that some of them were cooked to the point of being crispy. Eek.
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Without that guiding light, Flex became unfocused and began to spiral into an unremarkable, me-too luxury watch brand.
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A retiring, unpopular and often unremarkable Senator who will leave Congress in January without much of a discernible legacy.
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Johnson had a brief and unremarkable playing career, and in 1977 he became the first manager of the Mariners.
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Shouting your own name, especially with pants down, or naked, does not become normal, but it is quickly unremarkable.
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That place, Miro Kitchen (pronounced "my-roh"), opened in March in an unremarkable shopping plaza on Black Rock Turnpike.
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I followed him barely looking at the paintings, which were small and unremarkable, or remarkable only for their plainness.
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I want it to be unremarkable that three women — six with bass and drums and violin — played on this.
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She and Joel had spent an unremarkable evening at home with her best friend, Trena Woodward, and Woodward's children.
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Perhaps you caught "Samuel and Alasdair," their enactment of the lives of two unremarkable Iowa brothers in the 1950s.
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And Prada wasn't alone: The rise of the unremarkable is the most newsworthy story of the men's wear season.
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It seems that anyone with practical or research-based expertise on terrorism finds what Mr. Lewis said utterly unremarkable.
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Even five years ago they would have been, for better or worse, unremarkable — and it's possible they still are.
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" Meanwhile, we get five excerpts from "Nine" and, more bizarrely, four from the unremarkable Bible-themed "In the Beginning.
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There's no lid or glass, but, aside from the 3D printed materials, the ISS's next printer looks pretty unremarkable.
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It was a tolerable and unremarkable setup, with the exception of the leaf-covered wallpaper, which I found delightful.
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George, the book's main character, lives a truly unremarkable life — a sort of shadow of what might have been.
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That was noteworthy, if unremarkable; some Rule 19003 draft choices always end up on the rosters of rebuilding teams.
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Please. These are totally normal, utterly unremarkable, downright cliched feelings for any middle-aged professional to have about work.
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It is still not easy, and it is still not unremarkable, for a woman to succeed in presidential politics.
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In fact, they want their America, the America where white dominance is so ubiquitous as to be unremarkable, back.
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Think of writing in invisible ink, except instead it's encoding a digital message in an otherwise unremarkable piece of software.
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He doesn't have as great a talent for writing melodies, however, and a lot of this tape is pretty unremarkable.
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Besides a few choice details and carbon fiber trim, the inside of the RS 5 is unremarkable and rather pedestrian.
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The footage was unremarkable—the mailman, Wallace's children—and after three days the investigators suggested that the surveillance be discontinued.
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It's a mostly unremarkable black fanny pack that has a few bonus features that put it ahead of the rest.
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An unremarkable amateur who managed an 8-4 record, Marciano was built for the grueling battles of the professional game.
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Just like sex throughout the rest of the month, period sex can be amazing, awkward, unremarkable, or just plain bad.
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Such a movement might seem unremarkable, except that the country of more than 9 million people rarely uses the site.
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In this deceptively unremarkable film, she arrives on the job unprepared, with no professional equipment and a dying phone battery.
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Among all the relaxed bodies of a northern European beach or spa, the indistinguishable nudity rapidly becomes frankly rather unremarkable.
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Until then, Ms. Abidar had appeared only in small theater roles, television programs and a couple of unremarkable feature films.
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Well, the fact that Democrats may have been pressured into doing this by Republicans makes it sound sort of unremarkable.
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These narratives of stoic anguish make it seem natural and unremarkable for men to coldly ignore pain in real life.
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For most of the war, even overt communist sympathies were unremarkable; after all, the Soviet Union was a cherished ally.
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The lucky ones who died ordinary peacetime deaths lie beneath simple gravestones in a windswept cemetery outside this unremarkable village.
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One of the first men to test the drop kick in mixed martial arts was the remarkably unremarkable Alexander Otsuka.
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The seemingly soft-spoken man lived an unremarkable existence and didn't leave much of an impression on teachers or neighbors.
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Enter a settlement today and instead of a commune of armed militants, you enter a community that is eerily unremarkable.
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The attachments people develop for these unremarkable commodities can be intense, at least as measured by their prices on Amazon.
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Perhaps we've gone a bit over board in delighting in their antics, but it doesn't make them unremarkable at all.
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While the bag was unremarkable, its contents were extraordinary—it held stacks of his own, self-published card game Banking.
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To be sure, the fact that the Dow would rise if each stock moved to its price target is unremarkable.
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Save for the glimmer of Florida cronyism, the controversy was pretty unremarkable, at least as far as Trump news goes.
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There are only two problems: he is completely unremarkable in still photographs, and he carries a faint inhumanity in motion.
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Bugs, crashes, errors, data leaks: they are so common in our every day lives that they can seem completely unremarkable.
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This is no doubt partly because misogyny is so normal as to feel unremarkable, eliciting more eye rolls than gasps.
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" Most of the optional locations in Fallout 4 are unremarkable, but as Thomas puts it, "every location has a story.
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What is most remarkable about these two men is how unremarkable they would have been just a few years ago.
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Arne's music turned out to be unremarkable, largely in lilting/skipping triple-time, with decorous but dreary 18th-century utility.
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This is known as short-selling in the stock market but is an integral and unremarkable aspect of futures markets.
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Today, mass production and an abundance of cheap knockoffs have rendered conspicuous consumption unremarkable at best and gauche at worst.
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For all the attention he gets for his stumbles on Twitter, the majority of his messages are banal and unremarkable.
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Until recently, this had been an unremarkable rural village, located in the north of Greece on the border with Macedonia.
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We begin our London food tour at Xi'an Impression, an unremarkable looking Chinese restaurant slap bang opposite Arsenal football stadium.
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But it does show three consistent facts about cyber campaigns that make them unremarkable," Darche said in a statement. "1.
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It was an unremarkable Washington story, except for one thing: the last lobbyist one of the men hired was Gen.
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Hours later, though, that unremarkable roster surprised the star-studded Seattle Seahawks, 9-3, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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" Ms. Baker said: "On one level I want it to be unremarkable that there's no male to attribute control to.
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Stephen Paddock, 21, was a savvy businessman and an utterly unremarkable "numbers guy" with a special skill at video poker.
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Like the best simple desserts, this one is plain, built on unremarkable ingredients but reliant on each one of them.
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The mediocrity of the unremarkable plants and the forged orgies contained in the drawings create a comical circle of life.
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There was something important there at the very end of an otherwise unremarkable progress note from the patient's outpatient oncologist.
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The Andes julep features promising ingredients — chocolate mint, mole bitters, cinnamon — but the results are a bit muddy and unremarkable.
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Indonesia, the world's third-largest democracy, will head to the ballot boxes on Wednesday for a largely unremarkable general election.
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Mr. Ryan, an author and editor from North Carolina, is an amateur tennis junkie with a flair for the unremarkable.
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So the choice the justices made to accept the case for full briefing and argument was unremarkable — predictable, in fact.
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The Church in the Canyon is an unremarkable box of a building, with a flat roof over glass front doors.
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Still, even the unvarnished truth is striking: What was once impossible became possible, and soon almost unremarkable, with startling rapidity.
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When the Knicks traded Tim Hardaway Jr. two summers ago, it was the end of an unremarkable two-year tenure.
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Instead, the modest 130-horsepower four-cylinder in the Rio EX is mated to an unremarkable 6-speed automatic transmission.
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I did enjoy the warm melted cheese oozing out of the tortilla, but found the beef to be relatively unremarkable.
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" Ford told the senators that she didn't expect Leland would remember the evening, saying, "It was a very unremarkable party.
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Sidebar Last week at the Supreme Court, a lawyer made what seemed like an unremarkable point about registered sex offenders.
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It would have been easy for the Albertina to gather its extensive drawing collection for a basic, and unremarkable, exhibition.
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His mother's house is flat and unremarkable; it feels as though Christine painted everything with a thick coat of mauve.
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The song is unremarkable, and yet it's also close to the most ridiculous thing conceivable in its own little milieu.
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HMD's existing devices are all unremarkable mid-range Android phones, but the company has promised a premium handset for the future.
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It was an unremarkable, if schmoozy, intergenerational gathering of lawyers, architects, engineers, and politicians, including Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long.
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Grace's unwilling partner in Blood Drive's central race is idealistic cop Arthur Bailey (visually appealing but otherwise unremarkable placeholder Alan Ritchson).
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It was an album that imbued me with a confidence to search for remarkable things in the most unremarkable of places.
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And perhaps the early, unremarkable incarnation of Cabello as a solo artist was a result of her training in Fifth Harmony.
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The numbers themselves are unremarkable, neither spiking nor falling in the second-half of last year compared to the first-half.
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As a vibrator, its features are pretty unremarkable and perfectly comparable to any bullet vibrator you can pick up on Amazon.
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Under a consistently dove-grey sky, the agents visit unremarkable suburbs and tiny rural towns where secrets are hard to hide.
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For people with certain physical motor delays, the seemingly unremarkable act of even getting your phone can be quite an adventure.
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Its white plastic desk, metallic rolling chair, and felt-covered grey partitions are as unremarkable as those of any other cubicle.
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The case for and against Warren has been well-covered in the media, and Kaine seems like a safe, unremarkable pick.
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The second part makes sense: Since Keyser didn't know about the assault at the time, the party seemed unremarkable to her.
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A series of unremarkable brick buildings crowd the Culver City lot, with the occasional wardrobe rack or production cart rolling through.
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He would almost look unremarkable, if only he and the world around him existed at any point in the past decade.
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I want you to look at this, and I want it to sound relatively unremarkable to you because that's the danger.
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In the worst scenario for banks, this could prove to be like LIBOR manipulation: apparently unremarkable behaviour that becomes internationally toxic.
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Most people would have regarded the three-inch-tall plant as a completely unremarkable weed, if they noticed it at all.
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Tyler Duffey, the Twins' unremarkable right-hander, belied the 6.18 seasonal E.R.A. he took to the mound with eight dominant innings.
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The statements would have been unremarkable, except that they were attributed to Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar.
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It was one of the most remarkably unremarkable things an active-duty officer of his rank has said in some time.
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I especially hope to hear from young people who've grown up with an unremarkable top-down view of the aurora borealis.
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As a result, it was announced Joshua would be facing Eric Molina, an unremarkable Mexican-American heavyweight hailing from Raymondville, Texas.
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We feel she has an unremarkable record in the United States Senate and a very questionable record as secretary of State.
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They sipped wine, nibbled hors d'oeuvres and made conversation; perhaps an unremarkable scene except for one thing: They were all women.
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To set out to tell a story about two families, their kids, their midlife crises and backyard cookouts is indeed unremarkable.
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By the time the special forces officers got into the unremarkable-looking residence, however, the kingpin was nowhere to be seen.
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She faced Paula Jones in a celebrity boxing bout in 2002, and started an unremarkable boxing career in earnest in 903.
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In the Black Lives Matter era, it's unremarkable that the Democratic Party is a full-throated champion of racial-justice activism.
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Some in Brooklyn were perplexed by the arrest of a man many knew as a familiar, if unremarkable, face around town.
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The fact that he offered up 11 lies in that open-air news conference is almost unremarkable in the Trump era.
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But when something no longer provokes remark, it becomes unremarkable, and the road from there to acceptable is a short one.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Matches between American men were once an unremarkable fixture of the latter stages of Grand Slam events, including Wimbledon.
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Whether it's peregrine falcons nesting on a skyscraper or foxes denning in suburbia, observing wildlife today may come across as unremarkable.
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U.S. businesses advertised the fewest jobs in eight months in August, reflecting the steady but unremarkable growth of the labor market.
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When Emil shocks everyone by discovering his own latent powers, Brighton hates the idea of suddenly being unremarkable and left behind.
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Mr. Ohanesian has made a practice of painstakingly re-creating such unremarkable objects as slot machines, paper-towel dispensers, and A.T.M.s.
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It's fairly unremarkable, where houses cost a little less than in central Tooting, because they are farther from major transport links.
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With her long fingernails, hair extensions and a preoccupation with the fashionable, she could easily be mistaken for an unremarkable teenager.
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He exchanged a number of unremarkable text messages with the son of the family he stayed with and called an Uber.
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Being Roy Kim is either remarkable or unremarkable, depending on the day, because Roy Kim is famous only in certain places.
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Buyers, more discerning and cautious, eschewed properties considered overpriced or unremarkable, especially on the luxury side, where inventory was more plentiful.
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There were a few problems: The house, which dated to the 1930s, was unremarkable and had been used as student housing.
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In one picture, there is a simple church and unremarkable house rising up from behind an embankment of stones and gravel.
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But as she was weighing her presidential run, Moseley Braun argued that it was an unremarkable choice given her political background.
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Last year Trump addressed the nation days after the S&P hit record highs so its next-day firmness was unremarkable.
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Of the survivors, most were living unremarkable lives in Edinburgh and further afield, either on benefits or in low paid jobs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The country no longer loves the unremarkable and its inequitable universities are unsustainable, NYU's Scott Galloway tells Breakingviews.
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On paper, that characterization sounds entirely unremarkable — oh boy, another Sundance darling about a struggling and/or broken-hearted New York artist!
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The pair have been walking the streets and collecting photographs, sketches, and objects that tell the story of this seemingly unremarkable place.
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January's commodity imports were generally unremarkable, which is remarkable given the turmoil that was taking place in financial markets at the time.
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The municipal art museum, the Musée Granet, has a small and unremarkable permanent collection, though it does often host major temporary shows.
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" At the service, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo called the 11-year police veteran a "remarkable officer killed by an unremarkable person.
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By so doing, this otherwise unremarkable young man lit the fuse on popular protests that would spread throughout North Africa and beyond.
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While some players found this phenomenon funny or unremarkable, others find the racism jarring: are these play styles betraying real-world beliefs?
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Hulu was listed alongside a few other relatively unremarkable game titles on the list of launch titles for the November 9 update.
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A priest called Father Fernando Karadima was initially admired for fostering a movement of pious lay people from a hitherto unremarkable parish.
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Many rich Germans owe their success to staid businesses where progress happens not through headline-grabbing disruptive leaps but unremarkable incremental tinkering.
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The shots would be quick and, if not unremarkable, at the very least more fleeting than longer, more uninterrupted scenes might allow.
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Where a Chadwick Boseman-sized uniform made entirely out of nanomachines can be hidden away in the teeth of an unremarkable necklace.
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After spending much of the game wandering around school evading ghosts, Ray walks down an otherwise unremarkable hallway and finds a radio.
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It was a very unremarkable — it was not one of their more notorious parties, because nothing remarkable happened to them that evening.
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Sanders scored strongly among men (66 percent), an unremarkable outcome given repeated polls showing men warming to him more than to Clinton.
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The charred earthenware, excavated from the Cambridgeshire fenland, looks unremarkable, but the manner of its storage reveals new things about the past.
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" He tells The Creators Project,"At first glance, the pieces of broken glass, mirrors and strewn plastic appeared banal, unappealing and unremarkable.
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The Nets' past may be unremarkable, and their present may be depressing, yet it is their future that is perhaps most discouraging.
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In 2017, he wrote a concurring opinion in an unremarkable civil-forfeiture case that questioned the legitimacy and legality of the practice.
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A decade ago, Bratislava's cafe scene was unremarkable: Hidden in shopping malls, coffee shops served utilitarian cups of blandly brewed hot water.
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Although Mr. Schumacher has spoken of the inspiration of architecture for his new work, his own use of stage space remains unremarkable.
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The paper said officials had not limited how many people could listen to the call, which aides apparently expected to be unremarkable.
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To be very clear—I am in no way suggesting that having more women in Congress is a bad or unremarkable thing.
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It has the same wristband form factor, the same unremarkable display as previous Charges, which historically have been Fitbit's most popular product.
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Sure, Mean Girls is uneven: Jeff Richmond's score, while largely catchy, is unremarkable, and some of Nell Benjamin's lyrics are downright bad.
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After an unremarkable four-year term from the Social Democratic Party, the traditionally dominant right-wing parties were re-elected in 2013.
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So it's perfectly fitting, then, that a remarkable artifact of Cook's most famous voyage was just discovered in an incredibly unremarkable place.
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Her first seasons of playing Paige on the show were mostly unremarkable, but everything changed when she found out the family secret.
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For several years after the recession, the United States' steady if unremarkable growth was a bright spot compared with struggling economies abroad.
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Elpenor, one of Odysseus' men, suffers an unremarkable death, meeting his demise when he falls from a rooftop in a drunken stupor.
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A seemingly unremarkable 1991 Central Park drinking fountain is emblazoned with the words "72 ST. MARATHONING AND PASTA CLUB" around the rim.
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Outcomes of individual state primaries, where turnout is significantly different than what it would have been in a normal environment, feel unremarkable.
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She found it unremarkable that we were with a dog at a bar full of business people and in-the-know Parisians.
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Yoli, on the other hand, is broke and soon-to-be divorced; she has an unremarkable career as a young adult author.
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The character breakdown describes James as trans, but his gender identity is never explicitly defined — it's so unremarkable, it's never remarked upon.
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Like most of the players awarded Mr. Irrelevant, Salata had a career, in the early 1950s, that was brief and largely unremarkable.
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Rosie rarely addresses her disability — at this point, it's an unremarkable part of her life — but when she does, she's unwaveringly proud.
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If deepfakes become commonplace and unremarkable, then people will "get comfortable with the notion of what this technology can do," he says.
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What screams bull market more than a squab dish, for forty-one dollars, that is only half the bird and entirely unremarkable?
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The actor's son, Hopper, explained to Interview that even though Hopper is a weird name, it is relatively unremarkable given the options.
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In Hawaii, where I grew up Okinawan-Irish, hapa status is unremarkable, a matter-of-fact part of life, like daily sunshine.
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The only negatives were the fact the show's original songs were entirely unremarkable and Kylie Minogue was saved for the closing ceremony.
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With the exception of the shady, resourceful black market capitalist Milo (Daniel David Stewart), the rest of the cast is mostly unremarkable.
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It's fairly unremarkable except that Syndergaard was promptly tossed, Terry Collins lost his shit, and, now, we know what everyone was saying.
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She said the site got about 3,000 hits a day and was an "unremarkable" moneymaker, deriving its income from a few Google ads.
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With IVG and gene editing, prospective parents would think it unremarkable to give doctors permission to test or alter stem cells or gametes.
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The unremarkable but beloved jetty, named Queen's Pier after Queen Victoria, had been used by visiting dignitaries such as Diana, Princess of Wales.
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The contents were unremarkable, a simple "Merry Christmas," but this dispatch of seasonal cheer happened to be the first text message ever sent.
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Over the past few years, large-scale data breaches have become so common that even tens of millions of records leaking feels unremarkable.
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Their respective followers fall somewhere in between, with fan favorites like Bumblebee returning to round out a collection of otherwise-unremarkable mech faces.
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I love the bold color, the fascinating shapes, the funky additions to an otherwise unremarkable top or skirt that give it some flair.
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Their colleagues were shocked to find out that such discoveries had been made at a well-known site that had previously seemed unremarkable.
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Yet this defiance of the traditional expectation that women -- older women, especially -- be invisible, dowdy, and unremarkable surely also contributes to Warren's allure.
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Yahoo Finance first published the images of the not-yet-announced watch, along with a photo of a pair of unremarkable Bluetooth headphones.
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For years the tech industry has dreamed of computing appliances that are considered unremarkable items of household machinery, like washing machines or fridges.
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Blair should be credited, if nothing else, with spinning the relatively unremarkable behavior of two strangers into such a simple but compelling story.
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Jacobs signed with Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing in September 2017 and since then has fought the largely unremarkable Luis Arias and Maciej Sulecki.
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On its own, the fragment was deemed unremarkable, as long strips of parchment were often used during the Medieval Era to bind texts.
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Hangzhou, China (CNN)The odd collection of voices cuts through the cold Beijing air, the sounds emanating from a small, unremarkable back room.
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Weber said the amount of water was unremarkable and nearly equal to the amount of water used in the home 12 hours earlier.
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It was an otherwise unremarkable moment for the nonprofit organization, save for the way Norman Hardy of Mountain View, California met his demise.
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The sandwich was unremarkable—lukewarm and not quite melted, like a college freshman's late-night microwave snack rather than a true grilled cheese.
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And most of their decisions – like the vast majority of all federal appellate rulings – will be unremarkable holdings by unanimous three-judge panels.
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While the pieces are unremarkable and the space has no decorative flourishes, the room has a bright, comforting feeling of equilibrium and contemplation.
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He seemed at first glance unremarkable, barely distinguishable from the legions of law enforcement officers keeping watch over New England's biggest sporting event.
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The band's hometown of El Paso, Texas, lacked a punk scene of much renown, and their early material was energetic, yet largely unremarkable.
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And why are we searching for that answer in what is perhaps a wholly unremarkable release were it not for Stapleton's sheer talent?
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On a card of largely unremarkable decisions, the big lads came out and had the most explosive thirty seconds of the entire night.
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There are plenty of shots of motels and highways, random pictures of unremarkable people, off-kilter views of shop windows and commercial advertising.
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And the seeming fellow activists who called them to rallies via Facebook, or joined in the free-for-all on Twitter, appeared unremarkable.
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Stories like the recent Facebook hack, the Equifax hack and the hacking of government agencies are remarkable for how unremarkable they really are.
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His flimsy business card suggests a low-budget operation, and the association's registered address is a tatty building on an unremarkable Simferopol backstreet.
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For Augie, a smartphone is as natural and unremarkable as the bees and the lavender, and holding one is almost synonymous with knowing.
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Those unremarkable but symbolic signs are perhaps the closest representation of the real thing in a region built so heavily on the virtual.
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America has many politicians who are unremarkable beyond their inexplicable adamancy that they deserve to be the next president of the United States.
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However, due to the laws of probability, buyers are much more likely to get a common or unremarkable item from the loot box.
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And home improvement shows on HGTV and other networks now offer viewers uninterrupted access to the unremarkable homes and lives of ordinary people.
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And home improvement shows on HGTV and other networks now offer viewers uninterrupted access to the unremarkable homes and lives of ordinary people.
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The traffic stop, on the Saturday before Easter, was mostly unremarkable until Mr. Scott got out of his car and began to run.
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Unfortunately, the last few songs of "Rent" are some of the musical's most unremarkable, as the story hurtles awkwardly toward its jarring ending.
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Most wealthy CEOs have the good sense to either stay off social media entirely or use their accounts to post very unremarkable things.
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A time before frog memes and golden elevators, before the fall of neoliberalism, when a slab of unremarkable wedding-reception pop was enough.
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December has been a fairly unremarkable month for the altcoin, and it had spent four days hovering around the $1,800 range according to CoinMarketCap.
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The rest of the phone's specs are relatively unremarkable, according to Rozetked, including its 63,915 mAh battery and support for Qualcomm Quick Charge 4+.
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Now women and minorities can star in their own superhero films, and they can be just as unremarkable as the ones with white guys.
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The production's technical audacity made up for some unremarkable lead performances from Aaron Tveit and Julianne Hough, whose dancing skills outshone their acting chops.
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But most described him as largely unremarkable: a sometimes-shy "frat boy" who, for many who spent time with him, left little lasting impression.
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His first couple of years as a House member were unremarkable, as documented by his various letters to committee chairs and more senior colleagues.
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"What is maybe most remarkable in retrospect is how unremarkable his nomination seemed at the time," said another Congressional source familiar with Sondland's confirmation.
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" On an otherwise unremarkable Tuesday evening, I found myself facing a stranger, swinging my arms back and forth, and hooting like an owl. "HOOOOOO!
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ABC took a risk when it commissioned the revival of a show about the lives of an unremarkable working-class family in the Midwest.
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But it's still unremarkable to pick up a newspaper in, say, Singapore, as I did last week and find an ad like this one.
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In fact, my hair didn't really have any bearing on any aspect of who I was – it was just an unremarkable part of me.
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So far, all the ideas for Martian habitats have been pretty unremarkable, generally adopting some variation of the 'tin can' or 'bounce house' design.
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That's incredibly common and unremarkable, and we need to stop judging people (especially women) for possessing these kinds of photos in the first place.
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The fleet might be unremarkable in many cities, but in the Philippines, where government services are often minimal, it is a point of pride.
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COH takes place in World War II, and while the setting may now look aged and unremarkable, the game's mechanics are brilliant and polished.
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Their struggles were unremarkable, but their bullheadedness—the city word for it would have been 'perseverance,' I suppose—is something I admire and pity.
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Elections have consequences, and it's unremarkable that Republicans, with control of the federal government, focus on repealing the ACA — which they have long-demonized.
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Tucked away in an unremarkable-looking north London building is a robot that looks and feels like the progenitor for "Pacific Rim"-style mechs.
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Kiril wondered if the teacher's duets with Claire were the sweetest part of his week: something to look forward to, on otherwise unremarkable evenings.
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If Mnuchin repeats his statement during a time when the dollar is appreciating, it will seem unremarkable — as merely a statement of economic principles.
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It's why the band sounds so unremarkable on your car radio, and why its best songs don't make it onto the radio at all.
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Exactly one block north, a bomb had just exploded outside 255 West 21976rd Street, on an unremarkable street in the Chelsea section of Manhattan.
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And the boos, perhaps on their own unremarkable, signify a growing swath of the American population may be unhappy with the President's job performance.
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I never felt compelled to share my story before, because it is so unremarkable, so common, because so many women have been through worse.
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Sending an army to meet these unarmed migrants runs the risk of escalating what seems to be a fairly unremarkable group approaching our border.
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At the news conference, Lombardo described Paddock as "an unremarkable man" whose movements leading up to the massacre did not raise any major suspicion.
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I share a particularly unremarkable one in which an editor I worked with regularly but had never met in person made a brief appearance.
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Mr. Lugar had been among the most scholarly and courtly of lawmakers, but those characteristics perhaps contributed to his reputation as an unremarkable orator.
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She dropped me off at the Country Inn & Suites, an unremarkable chain hotel in Chanhassen that served as a de-facto substation for Paisley.
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The fact that these legacies, scions, athletes and geographic admissions were almost always of the same race and similar socioeconomic classes was deemed unremarkable.
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That sounded unremarkable, but it came after years of jokes and prayers about how something — the firing of James B. Comey as FBI director?
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Compared to the great maelstrom of global finance, the sums were unremarkable: The New York Fed handles about $800 billion of payments a day.
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Mr. Gordon, the former Pentagon official, portrayed his meeting with Mr. Kislyak at the Republican convention — first reported by USA Today — as similarly unremarkable.
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The Knicks are only two games out of the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference — a reminder of how unremarkable the conference is.
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Many of these difficult profiles were for teenage boys of color, especially those from areas where gun violence is common and treated as unremarkable.
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Again, leave is unremarkable worldwide and already a much-beloved employee benefit here in the United States for those fortunate enough to have it.
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Mair had lived in a unremarkable house in Birstall for 20 years, spent much of his time in his garden would occasionally mow neighbors' lawns.
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The Price of Admission reported that his father Charlie donated $2.5 million to Harvard right before his academically unremarkable progeny scored a coveted spot there.
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Yingting Low, a social media manager with a dotcom, told Mashable her burger was soggy, and the taste of the salted egg yolk was unremarkable.
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Most voters would benefit, directly or indirectly, from the construction of millions of new houses on unremarkable but conveniently located parts of the green belts.
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I had just been through an unremarkable divorce with no heroism involved—my ex and I were two earthlings who were no longer good together.
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During the campaign, your own vehicles are borrowed from the wider Halo universe, near-future variants of modern tech that are universally green and unremarkable.
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As he trudges around his hotel room, we see him shed Michael Stone's tailored blazer to become just Michael, unremarkable in his aged, naked body.
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Tiara Seddens drew an unremarkable picture of Max and Roxanne, two characters from the 1995 animated film A Goofy Movie, and posted it to Instagram.
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His appearance was just as unremarkable; a solidly built middle-aged Turk with cropped, receding grey hair and reading glasses dangling on a neck chain.
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That a few companies are afforded unprecedented and shamefully unregulated access into our homes is now an unremarkable fact of living with tiny computers everywhere.
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Weber argues the amount of water was unremarkable and nearly equal to the amount of water used in the home 12 hours earlier, she said.
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I assumed the role of a perfectly unremarkable office worker, sitting at a computer and typing, typing, typing through a ceaseless string of petty tasks.
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ISIS's nature, despite the beheading videos, is unremarkable, and no different from predecessors who blew up mosques and perforated skulls in Iraq with power drills.
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Leicester's staff identified that players such as Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez and Danny Drinkwater—all unremarkable in 2014-15—were suited to such guerrilla tactics.
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When Mr Wright was outed, experts called his published writings unremarkable, suggesting that he could not be the author of the original bitcoin white paper.
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Petersfield, in Hampshire, is a pleasant if largely unremarkable town with a handsome market square and train service to central London taking around 29 minutes.
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The publicly held auction house said that the loss was unremarkable, having posted a first quarter loss for 23 out of the last 277 years.
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My story is unremarkable because it's a tiny drop in the rancid stew of unchecked power, abuse, and coverups that the entire industry sups on.
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The young ballplayers watched Frazier go 2 for 4 out of a stance that was as efficient and unremarkable as the baselines on the field.
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Even George Papadopoulos, an otherwise unremarkable foreign-policy aide, received entreaties from a mysterious British-based professor with Russian ties who offered dirt on Clinton.
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Tomlin was unremarkable in the regular season, but he excelled in his first two post-season starts and has continued that through four innings tonight.
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Or Jeff's part-time music career, a wholly unremarkable endeavor mostly noteworthy for the fact that he's been indulged enough to have cut multiple albums.
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A lot of close, unremarkable decisions and few finishes to grab onto—Ryan Bader's perfectly time Joachim Hansen style intercepting kick/knee being most notable.
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This cushion for car seat gaps may seem unremarkable at first glance, but it's proven incredibly lucrative for its two creators and one savvy investor.
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At this level, almost a mile underground, the elevator gates open to a well-lit, concrete cavern with the unremarkable plainness of a parking garage.
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OSLO — One evening in December, Marie Ulven was riding a tram through Oslo, remarking on just how unremarkable she hoped her music might someday be.
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They will have to rebuild their unremarkable farm system from the ground up, an effort they've already begun with the trades they made this season.
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Many of these places offer filling but unremarkable fare — making newcomer Santo Palato stand out in a way that goes beyond its bright, polychrome décor.
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It's made of a combination of barbera and bonarda from a perhaps unremarkable terroir, yet I've always loved these wines for their purity and depth.
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C-Span 2 once devoted 17 unremarkable minutes to a segment on Mr. Simpson rummaging around the public records room at the Federal Election Commission.
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And by allowing drinks inside the hall, he was trying to bring aspects of concert life that are unremarkable elsewhere to the classical music experience.
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It was an unremarkable day strategically, but a day on the human level that proved transformative, upending forgotten lives in a forlorn, small-unit war.
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The minute that Josh mentions West Covina—an unremarkable California suburb that people keep faint-praising as "only two hours from the beach"—she's hooked.
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That "Queen Sono" is unremarkable as an action and crime drama doesn't cancel the excitement of seeing something new (if it's indeed new to you).
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It was unremarkable except for the convergence of two major roads: Iraq's Highway 1, which extended to Mosul, and Syria's M4, which went to Raqqa.
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On Wednesday, nine justices, including the court's newest member, Neil Gorsuch, heard oral arguments in a religious-liberty dispute that, at first glance, looks unremarkable.
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For one, it could indicate that the idea of integrating technology into non-tech businesses has gone from novel and noteworthy to commonplace and unremarkable.
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As a narrative device, she uses the faces of the anonymous and utterly unremarkable people she encounters during her commute to reminisce about her past.
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This elevation of the loser is a typical gesture for Kelley, whose work so often returned to his roots in the seemingly unremarkable rust belt.
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But there's plenty of room to still consider Luke an otherwise unremarkable sort who discovers he had the stuff of greatness within him all along.
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Hillary Clinton recently caught pneumonia, which would be a fairly unremarkable fact if dark tales about her health had not circulated among conservatives for years.
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The performances were unremarkable except for in the concerto, with Mr. Bronfman's seemingly effortless romps up and down the keyboard and Eric Bartlett's fine cello solos.
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They're remarkable by being precisely unremarkable, a subtle message of cool to most, but a signal of out-of-this-world exclusivity to the Snapchat crowd.
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NAPOLITANO: Not only is there no problem with that, it is unremarkable that we&aposre talking about it because the government does this all the time.
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The spot is completely unremarkable to me until she dips her spear into the hole and then twists it gently, like a baker rolling bread sticks.
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But when you watch the clip over and over and over again, obsessively, as I have for the past several weeks, the goal itself becomes unremarkable.
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The pub sits solemnly at a set of traffic lights, peering towards Jamie's Italian, the last stop on a street of chain shops and unremarkable restaurants.
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I tried a few more, which I found to be largely unremarkable – think the slight burn of Carmex, a lick of hydration, but no noticeable plumping.
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Besides removing any excuse for multi-photo dumps from unremarkable vacations, Instagram's blog post on the feature hints that these albums could be used for tutorials.
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Older versions of the character had middle-class blue-collar jobs, in eras — or at least, futuristic versions of those eras — when that was relatively unremarkable.
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There is a degree of uncanniness to it, sure, but for the most part it's treated as the most mundane, natural, unremarkable thing in the world.
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Though generally unremarkable, Kasich scored a big victory in his home state on Tuesday night, edging out his opponents to take all of Ohio's 66 delegates.
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I don't see myself as a victim in an otherwise safe society; I see myself as a completely normal and unremarkable member of the female gender.
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EIGHT years ago Mike Pompeo was a 47-year-old greenhorn congressional candidate in Wichita, Kansas, with a modest business career and unremarkable limited-government views.
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New games have to be interesting enough to find a niche and grow a community in order to stand out in a deluge of unremarkable junk.
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Because as Atwood's book argues, everything you need to know about Gilead is already embedded in a single, random, unremarkable handmaid's constricted experience of their world.
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Crazier things have happened, and there's some precedent for it — Buick does offer the Regal GS, a performance-minded variant of an otherwise unremarkable family sedan.
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The event would be unremarkable if not for the satellite's rather unusual payload: six titanium cylinders of crude oil, compressed to 500 times standard atmospheric pressure.
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The result is a visually unremarkable yet unfailingly generous meditation on commerce versus art, on the tug of television versus the thrill of a live audience.
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At this stage, it is almost entirely unremarkable, so it is with some relief that I find the auto-pilot and head for the jump gate.
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At 84 years old, she's of the generation that came up in the proverbial "man's world," when behaviors and attitudes now being denounced were considered unremarkable.
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Still, the salsa scenes are the main draw here, and while the camerawork is unremarkable — zoom in, then pull back, then repeat — the energy stays high.
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Journal-paper presentations on statistics are usually unremarkable affairs, but this one precipitated a sequence of exchanges so public that the field had to take notice.
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During the hearing, Dr. Blasey said she did not expect that Ms. Keyser would remember the gathering because it was "a very unremarkable party" for her.
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WINNER: GOD HORSE ON TREADMILL No. 22015 UNC–UCLA, 24 Almost entirely unremarkable newsreel from the 20033 title game, which, of course, found UCLA the victor.
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CreditCreditTristan Spinski for The New York Times BENTON, N.H. — The hiker trudged up a logging road and into a valley, tracing a route that seemed unremarkable.
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Moe Berg played 15 mostly unremarkable seasons as a catcher in the majors for various teams, retiring in 1939 with a mediocre career batting average of .
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Living With Cancer Six days after an unremarkable lumpectomy, I had rushed to the local hospital, not so much because of pain but out of concern.
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A paper published in 2013 by Andrew Eggers of Oxford University and Jen Hainmueller of Stanford found that members of Congress tend to be unremarkable traders.
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Of course, we all hope for the day when it will be entirely unremarkable for a woman to be appointed to lead a big multidistrict litigation.
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It was unremarkable a week later, and green-lipped mussels in a perfectly good galangal and lemongrass broth had been cooked so furiously they were rubbery.
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Indeed, in hue, it is an unremarkable member of what astronomers call cold classicals, which all seem to have remained pristine and undisturbed since they formed.
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Angela Chao, speaking in an interview in New York on Friday, said that her board positions were unremarkable, emphasizing that Foremost did business around the world.
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But beyond the future of a mostly unremarkable politician, the case has potentially major ramifications for the government's ability to prosecute corruption cases in the future.
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In an otherwise unremarkable game between the Expos and Mets, he showed us what was possible—the awesome, unpredictable, and infinitely creative power of human error.
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The song itself might have been a little slow and unremarkable, but it's worth watching for the unusual spectacle — as well as for Adele's unmatched pipes.
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The otherwise unremarkable city was valued for its routes into the mountains, a prime drug-growing area, and the Juarez and Sinaloa cartels started fighting over it.
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This isn't to say Klinsmann's tenure has been a disaster – although some American soccer would argue that it has – but rather that he has been wholly unremarkable.
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Because I was young and entrenched in the ways of the Pentecostal church, sure, but also because in 2009, the purity ring was a pretty unremarkable thing.
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Three miles of train travel: the distance it took for an otherwise unremarkable trip, overseen by an engineer known for his prudence, to go violently, impossibly wrong.
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The central relationship is introduced in medias res, with Mildred (Ruth Negga) and Richard's (Joel Edgerton) love, by this point, already unremarkable to their families and friends.
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This trim still packs a lot of luxury features without requiring you to pay for things like the frustrating navigation system or the unremarkable premium audio setup.
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Alas, it came to an unremarkable close, and things returned to normal on LA's airwaves—but not everyone was psyched to leave the high-speed chase behind.
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Last August, 71 disintegrating bodies were found in the back of a refrigerated delivery truck: abandoned on an unremarkable highway near the small Austrian town of Nickelsdorf.
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She did refuse, and less than five hours into her (unremarkable, uncomplicated) labor, with her husband and doula at her side, she delivered her healthy baby girl.
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It is unremarkable that Republicans are using power in the days before Trump's inauguration to lay groundwork for their legislative plans, and the executive branch's administrative agenda.
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None of the party's most impressive figures is a candidate and Diane James, the unremarkable front-runner, has refused to propose any new policies or attend hustings.
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Elizabeth, a relatively unremarkable woman who has followed more or less the same routine for much of her life, may sound, by contrast, like a creative straitjacket.
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As with The Crown, the film could very well have teetered on the verge of being unremarkable — if it weren't for her believable, yet electrifyingly ambiguous portrayal.
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He had a mixed, unremarkable record: He was instrumental in the defeat of a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, but expanded charter schools and legalized casinos.
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Today, the sight of people using laptops on airplanes is pretty unremarkable, while the guy sandwiched between the two Apple owners, reading a newspaper, is more rare.
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The Bridges have two daughters and a son, Douglas, who is "introspective" but "totally unremarkable" and the source of much of the books' humor and weird specificity.
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When he signed with Toronto last November, for three years and $23.05 million, Happ was 7-61 for his career with a 4.13 E.R.A. Respectable, but unremarkable.
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Exactly halfway along The Bishops Avenue lies a fairly unremarkable red brick house, one which cost financier Iouri Chliaifchtein £3 million ($4 million) in the late 1990s.
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You snoozed, you lost Overall, the Oscars red carpet on Sunday night was pretty unremarkable — but here's a roundup of the actresses that stood out to us.
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Many of today's oligarchs have sought to portray themselves as unremarkable businessmen, preferring that their life-and-death struggles for riches in the 1990s fade into history.
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Second: When the F.I.G.C., which governs Italian soccer, sought a replacement for Antonio Conte last summer, it settled upon Ventura, the experienced but unremarkable coach of Torino.
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Though nearly all brooms today are unremarkable objects mass-produced in Mexico, there are a small number of people in North America devoted to hand-crafting them.
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But while he finds himself, entirely accidentally, freeing the slaves of a fantastical food-manufacturing multinational corporation—RuptureFarms—he's an everyman, unremarkable and inconspicuous in a crowd.
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BERLIN — It is, at a glance, an unremarkable street — roughly a quarter-mile long, cutting through a grassy knoll the size of a couple of basketball courts.
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For several years, the unremarkable compound opposite the Bost was a C.I.A. safe house, says a Western military official who worked in the area at the time.
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As the probe takes on a grand cosmic question of how stars work, the only certainty is that the sun will prove to be anything but unremarkable.
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United has fired only in fits and starts, struggling to overcome resilient but unremarkable Premier League fodder, while impressing in the League Cup and the Europa League.
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If the stage version of "Cats" is sexy, that sexuality is inherent and unremarkable, just what happens when you put that many pretty young things in unitards.
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It began with Psychedelicat, a horse that would have remained unremarkable for the rest of his life, were it not for the precise timing of his death.
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The triggers of upheaval in the region have often been unremarkable — a rise in fuel prices or bus fares — but they tap into deeper sources of frustration.
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We surmise that the three photographs were taken in a single afternoon, as the sun moved across the surface of this unremarkable stretch of the Savio River.
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The spot is mostly unremarkable: It talks up Bloomberg's biography, business success, philanthropy and paints a pleasant portrait of his record as mayor of New York City.
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She worried that I would crumple in the face of everyday failures, that I would gradually deflate—a quiet, unremarkable hissing—into a case of unfulfilled potential.
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He lives in Denver and looks like an unremarkable bearded white man — that is, when he isn't wearing his vintage Nazi uniform and a swastika arm band.
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She said that the drive to Orlando had seemed innocent, and that the ammunition purchase was unremarkable for a security guard who practiced at a shooting range.
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Gyllenhaal has found a way to play a part that can only be described as charismatically unremarkable; except he doesn't just play it, he disappears within it.
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Turns out, sometimes having a recognizable name attached to what might otherwise be an unremarkable little creature is the only way for these species to get widespread attention.
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It would have been unremarkable if the question were issued only by conservative Republicans whose opposition to calling new witnesses in Trump's Senate trial is all but assured.
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The surveillance video is unremarkable: Tricia Williams Todd, a 30-year-old Air Force veteran, mother and nurse, purchases some groceries at a Publix in Hobe Sound, Florida.
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Drs Smith and Wagner calculate that the fleet could scatter 200,000 tonnes of SO2 in the stratosphere in the first year, causing an unremarkable 0.02°C of cooling.
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As a result, a margin of victory of five percentage points, which was unremarkable from the 1950s through the 1970s, counts as a landslide today (see chart 5).
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In Namisasi, a quiet and unremarkable trading settlement in southern Malawi, villagers were astonished last year when eight sex workers arrived with their babies and set up business.
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This was obvious and unremarkable a decade ago, but it's to every phone maker's credit that it continues to be the case today, deep into the smartphone age.
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But please note that Sansa is still, even in season three, leaning into dragonflies, as seen on the clasp of her totally unassuming and unremarkable grayish mauve cloak.
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Eventually, the marshes give way to truck stops, a Tanger Outlet, a Logan's Roadhouse, and a flat, unremarkable highway, punctuated with the occasional desiccated husk of an armadillo.
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My chilled fingers had detected a discontinuity in the bound leaves of one of my acquisitions, an otherwise unremarkable and, to me, unknown book of poetry; Time Was.
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Many of these are unserious and relatively unremarkable, the sort of thing that might happen to a human driver and that an insurance company would never hear about.
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His first F1 stint was unremarkable: he was in and out of drives because of a lack of budget and suffered a huge accident at Spa in 1993.
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In The Town, which many critics have deemed Lively's best film to date, she was lauded for being unremarkable — for not distracting from the rest of the movie.
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The unsexy headset is pretty unremarkable in most regards, what distinguishes it is the fact that there's actually a full-blown Windows 10 Professional PC attached to it.
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The source said it was unremarkable "Trump speak" and what he meant by "just do it" was he was pushing for removing burdensome regulations from the Obama era.
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The photos are unremarkable — a coalescence of uncomfortableness — and the takeaway is too obvious to be profound: that voters and candidates alike articulate their politics in formulaic ways.
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Though the scenario she details is pretty mundane—she's basically just describing my unremarkable Sunday morning—the casualness with which she invokes sexuality, here and elsewhere, is striking.
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He ran an unremarkable routine route, one designed to produce a meager gain, and simply zoomed away from cornerback Brandon Carr and the rest of the Dallas defense.
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When that pays dividends, and a female voice in the cockpit becomes unremarkable, then people will adjust their idea of what a pilot is supposed to sound like.
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Former Trump employees, who didn't want to talk about Schiller on the record, said -- at first -- he was "just the security guy" who was somewhat unremarkable to Trump.
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Today at an unremarkable cafe in Burbank, Mia is dressed in heels, black pants, a red silk corset, and a vintage velvet and fringe kimono bought on Etsy.
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Sure, many of the dance scenes (especially when they involved trained, excellent dancers besides the fine but unremarkable Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling) made me want to dance.
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It didn't seem silly or forced; if anything, it was just the 21st century version of watching TV. This is the holy grail of media: to become unremarkable.
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That's unremarkable in Trumplandia, where such colossuses as Education Secretary Betsy DeVos ($1 billion) and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross (around $700 million, according to financial disclosure forms) reign.
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ARLES, France — The neighborhood looks unremarkable, if a little unkempt: a dollar store, a laundromat, a fashion business with a few other sidelines ("All cellphone bills paid here").
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Hudson, well, she showed us why she won the Oscar for her role as Effie White in Dreamgirls: The character of Amber Von Tussle is an unremarkable role.
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The year 1997 brought poor weather to the Champagne region of northeastern France: A frosty spring followed by a wet and humid summer resulted in an unremarkable yield.
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"Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" is written with a stately but unremarkable prettiness; it is not a book that will make its mark for reasons of style.
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From the front, the building that houses the Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards is shiny but unremarkable; look up and you're greeted by the posteriors of Lululemon mannequins.
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Unlike other movies on similar subjects, "The Best of Enemies" doesn't treat racial prejudice as a freakish, isolated pathology, but rather as an unremarkable, omnipresent fact of life.
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Mingus, Monk and Bird are all dead, and their brief intersection was marked only by a few people, an otherwise unremarkable night in the city captured on film.
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It was both surreal and also deeply unremarkable, this intermingling of crowds; the we-can-all-get-along video for Blake Shelton's "Boys 'Round Here" came to mind.
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From the outside, the squat, industrial office park in Norcross, Ga., is unremarkable, just another in a stretch of low-hung buildings along a road dotted with pines.
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What happens before, during and after their deployment is largely, tragically unremarkable — scenes that have unfolded in similar fashion in more than a few war dramas before them.
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But when you do this, according to Aysegul Sahin, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the size of the skills gap today is unremarkable.
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These are ostensibly unremarkable choices — embracing one's sexuality, embracing one's faith — that nevertheless bring with them the possibility of unfavorable implications and "other"-ing in today's present climate.
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Devlin, a mathematician who has proved a few "largely unremarkable theorems" while distinguishing himself as a popular expositor of mathematics, has more than a little sympathy for Fibonacci.
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The theatrical killing of Younis and the other elders, though unremarkable compared with countless ISIS executions in Iraq and Syria, appalled many Afghans, including members of the Taliban.
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The September meeting, led by attorneys from the Justice Department's fraud section, was unremarkable, and sit-downs of the kind are a common practice in high-stakes investigations.
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Pence was unremarkable as governor, save for his commitment to the causes of Christian conservatives in pushing a state law that permitted discrimination against gay customers by businesses.
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The company's products might have been seen as unremarkable party essentials in a throwaway age if not for the creation of the Solo cup in the mid-1970s.
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Instead of the clunky, mostly unremarkable, messaging apps we have today, developers will be able to create app integrations that actually do something besides send stickers or photos.
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Life is tough for skilled if unremarkable actresses like Eliza Dushku, who, despite early success, can be left foraging among fair-to-middling television series and forgettable movies.
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But the final battle took place in the past several weeks around the small and otherwise unremarkable Syrian town of Baghouz, on the banks of the Euphrates River.
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Every so often a story comes along which is unremarkable on its face but erupts into wider attention because it seems to represent some larger social fracture zone.
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It was an unremarkable passageway I'd walked through myself plenty of times after return flights, yet another once-familiar piece of American ground rendered newly ominous and strange.
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In addition to the loss of dockable TV versatility, the screen has been shrunk down from 6.2 to 21871339 inches (the resolution is the same admittedly unremarkable 21871338p).
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But I immediately stated that this is not unique and that other justices have had similarly unremarkable appellate opinions yet proved to be profound on the Supreme Court.
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I place a bite in my mouth and find myself completely unmoved, neither emotionally nor physically, by the taste of unremarkable cherry pie clearly sourced from a can.
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One of the remarkable things about the roadshow presentations for hotly-anticipated IPOs — where they'll make a pitch to investors and answer questions — is that they are often unremarkable.
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Westbrook's conduct might be unremarkable were there not a man who defies every norm of civil society—and represents the very worst of manhood—living in the White House.
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Because we can scientifically prove that this unremarkable McNugget sauce was, indeed, not worth the utter loss of human dignity on display at the Sezchuan Sauce Riots of 2017.
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Taiwan (CNN)Roaring out of the sky, an F-222V fighter jet lands smoothly to rearm and refuel on an unremarkable freeway in rural Taiwan, surrounded by rice paddies.
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By comparison, notes Geert Jan van Oldenborgh of the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, outside of northern Europe the summer of 2018 looks unremarkable, so far, in terms of temperature.
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This may all sound unremarkable, but to illustrate how low the standard for health apps and gadgets is right now, let me tell you about one big-name alternative.
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THE CENTRE of Lancing, an overgrown village of 19,000 on the south coast of England, is unremarkable: not the scene of a retail apocalypse, but not particularly inviting either.
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For a seemingly unremarkable town on the northeastern edge of America, it has produced a remarkable number of notable figures—from Lou Costello, to Alexander Hamilton, to Fetty Wap.
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THERE IS a particular genre of comedy in which an unremarkable man suddenly finds himself to be the only person in the world with some miraculous knowledge or power.
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Ms Baker's humane and often unremarkable characters, most of whom live in the small, made-up town of Shirley, Vermont, do not grant audiences the gift of vicarious eloquence.
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For the most part, they're pretty unremarkable looking: Popular varieties like shungite, tourmaline, and obsidian are usually dark in color — a far cry from the millennial pink rose quartz.
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At this time laudanum (a mixture of brandy and opium) was "an unremarkable part of daily life", not only prescribed by doctors but flogged by bakers, grocers and publicans.
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I found that the Pockit's wheels maneuvered about as well as other unremarkable umbrella strollers that I've tried, but people won't be buying this thing for its maneuvering skills.
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After three unremarkable terms as a House member from El Paso, O'Rourke lit a fire among Democrats nationally in his bid to knock off incumbent Texas Republican Ted Cruz.
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It's unlikely that a bat from an otherwise unremarkable May game will ever wind up in the Hall of Fame, but some might argue it's already been there. [MLB]
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From alcoholics and criminals to Wall Street hot shots and mysterious strangers, there seems to be no manner of deeply flawed, utterly unremarkable men he hasn't embodied on-screen.
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George was unremarkable in the series and particularly bad in the closeout game, and missed a whole heap of shots while Russell Westbrook scored some ungodly amount of points.
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Though Trump's net worth is larger than other U.S. president's, the total value of his business, despite his campaign bravado, is unremarkable compared with other global real estate companies.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - During the Cold War, Sonnenallee was an unremarkable street with a checkpoint that drew attention only at Easter when West Berliners visited their relatives in the East.
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While the trip across the Atlantic was unremarkable, as we passed over New York City we could see smoke belching skyward from the hole where the towers once stood.
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That sound can be channeled through a base and unremarkable six-speaker audio system that can mercifully upgraded to a nine-speaker Fender-branded affair that we'd highly recommend.
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Brady was a soon-to-be 23-year-old rookie from California who practiced a more traditional drop-back style during an unremarkable career at the University of Michigan.
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It was midway through an otherwise unremarkable second-round match for Rafael Nadal when the first traces of condensation began to materialize on the blue court surface around him.
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On a recent visit, Lynas technicians mixed rare earth concentrate, which looks to the untrained eye like unremarkable dirt, into chemical tanks that extract elements like lanthanum and cerium.
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The 74-year-old took the reins of the Starr-Camargo Bridge around 1980, when it was an unremarkable passageway, handling cars and pickups traveling between two impoverished towns.
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What emerged was a kind of archaeological survey of late-1970s German interior decoration — ornaments, pot plants, beds, tables, fireplaces, all the more fascinating for being so blandly unremarkable.
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The speech itself, if you read it, is rather banal and unremarkable, but the turn of phrase came to be a powerful icon of the politics of the era.
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But since egg quality matters more than quantity, we went through with the retrieval surgery — which my friends assured me was so unremarkable, they returned to work right afterward.
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I've always assumed this was because it was sweet and unremarkable; the Soviet Union was often unkind to my Jewish family, but my parents were ferocious in sheltering me.
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A crowd of 65,000 turned up to watch the new-look team's first game of the season, an unremarkable game in the first qualifying round of the Europa League.
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This nerve-racking family ritual may be unremarkable for some, but is a life-changing moment for us, a privilege to follow passions and dreams yet to be discovered.
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Holly disappointed him by proving unremarkable and by becoming engaged to an office-equipment repairman whom Stevens (echoing his father's rejection of Elsie) called a "Polack" and a Communist.
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Even to Americans now used to dissecting police shootings, the circumstances were unusual: a Somali-American cop, firing at a white woman in an unremarkable alley in the Midwest.
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It's certainly what is unremarkable in us that allows us to keep going to the office, to find common ground with our neighbors, to have something to write about.
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Its two stories in Hollywood once housed two unremarkable restaurants, next door to Psychiatry: An Industry of Death Museum, run by a group funded by the Church of Scientology.
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The doctrine on its face is unremarkable and even commendable for a Court seeking to limit the ability of unelected judges to make arguably political decisions over governmental policy.
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This other, deeper story of Los Angeles is contained in an unremarkable map that hangs on the first floor of the Chinese American Museum, a small historical institution downtown.
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For a young person gravitating toward art and music, Chelmsford — he grew up in this city of around 100,000, and hasn't lived elsewhere — was an unremarkable place to be.
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Shirtless with a light pair of denim jeans, Emdadian steps onto a Persian rug in a fairly unremarkable corner (if that is possible) of the Tuileries Palace in Paris.
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Sit there long enough, and you gain special insight into the passions of an anonymous and unremarkable individual, as the serial progression washes over you like a visual mantra.
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Some crazy list-tickers go for Jebel Shams' peak, with a seven-hour return trip from the plateau to an unremarkable top, which is fenced-off by the Omani military.
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Imagine my surprise when a debate so bloodless and unremarkable it seemed to slow time to a nightmarish lurch somehow transformed into a hallucinatory odyssey into Donald Trump's many friendships.
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The devaluation of women's bodies in ballet starts early, and the casual assumption of male control over those bodies is normalized to the point of being completely unremarkable, even unnoticeable.
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It was, by far, the worst experience I had in a restaurant in NY. This is partially based on expectations and price but it in the end it was unremarkable.
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The Winnipeg way of creating a tech community, by building on top of unremarkable local attributes, provides a path forward for many mid-sized cities struggling to chart a future.
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On Sunday, an otherwise unremarkable publicity stunt at a Brazilian shopping mall went viral when a skydiver dressed as Santa Claus missed his mark and slammed into a parked car.
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While we're on the topic of things that are solid but unremarkable, let's turn our attention briefly to the Canon G7 x Mark II that ships in May for $700.
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Decrying a pro forma and unremarkable US-South Korean military exercise, the Pyongyang regime cancelled planned talks with South Korea and threatened to cancel the planned summit with Mr Trump.
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Most of TV's biggest stars tend to want to play it safe on the red carpet, so they generally wear conservative pretty gowns and look pretty in an unremarkable way.
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Researchers have long established that children acquire gender identity starting around 3 years old, and for the vast majority who are not transgender, or cisgender, such an identity is unremarkable.
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I didn't feel like going biking, rafting, or snowboarding afterwards, like the label suggested, but I did feel like having another nicely balanced, if unremarkable, ale from the pacific northwest.
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The otherwise unremarkable cold open has Dre and Bow sending their kids off to visit Grandma as everyone laughs and jokes and gives each other a respectable amount of shit.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Hong Kong Crown Colony was founded on January 26, 24, when Britain's Union Flag was raised over Possession Point, a then unremarkable headland in southern China.
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Once you click each photograph, however, you'll find the real, unremarkable descriptions of what each image shows — and how negative views of immigrants have impacted the lives of those featured.
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Now, to be clear, that's how every highlighter works: It looks unremarkable until it catches the light, and then suddenly it's like a laser beam is shooting off your cheekbones.
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At any other café-cum-ice-cream-parlor in Berlin's largely gentrified neighborhood of Friedrichshain, in the old East Germany, this scene would've been unremarkable to the point of banality.
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It is terrifyingly likely that months into Trump presidency, we will look back and admit that December's Electoral College antics were fairly unremarkable, and that they should have gone further.
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When you take the initiative and take on an exponential mindset, the returns may seem unremarkable at first, but over time they will outperform the results you used to see.
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The building sits in an otherwise unremarkable neighborhood, surrounded by a small scraggly field, homes, and the Diplomat Hotel, long ago converted to an elderly care home for Russian immigrants.
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But when a deeply aggrieved, heavily armed man burst into this unremarkable nightclub planted beside a carwash, the ensuing mayhem did not seem to occur in some distant, disconnected place.
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We find poems about a snowy night in the city, a summer day in the country, a visit to a museum, a visit from a sibling and other unremarkable stuff.
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It seems to levitate, midway up a sunbeam, before disappearing from sight—not with anything as dramatic as a flash, but with a gentle scattering of motes, domestic and unremarkable.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar had otherwise unremarkable nights on the debate stage, but the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and the Minnesota senator did get in some digs at their opponents.
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It was a completely unremarkable cut-off, the type of thing that happens a hundred times a day in a grocery store, and yet he found himself overcome with rage.
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That's why the president and his allies are now promoting the unremarkable April call to distract from the July conversation and make it seem like Trump never did anything wrong.
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Dr. Wansink's lab was known for data dredging, or p-hacking, the process of running exhaustive analyses on data sets to tease out subtle signals that might otherwise be unremarkable.
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Starting in 2011, Derrick Williams, drafted at No. 2 by the Minnesota Timberwolves, played six unremarkable seasons with six different teams, and he hasn't played in the N.B.A. since 2018.
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It pictures the acquisition of hands becoming similar to picking eyeglass frames or a paint color for a car: unremarkable and at the same time an expression of personal identity.
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Warren's policies, taken together, depicted a candidate who could navigate the intricacies of federal law and policy to redemocratize American politics, one arcane rule or unremarkable statute at a time.
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Because the remarkable thing about Parsons's designs is that they are so unremarkable — they are the shoes that go with anything, but at the same time, don't ever look accidental.
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Legally, however, Mr. Trump's objections were unremarkable, according to Martin Lederman, a Georgetown University law professor who helped lead the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel during the Obama administration.
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One of his only buyers was Dr. Barnes, and this show includes 10 of Jean Renoir's unremarkable vases and bowls, painted with a Cézannesque palette of greens, yellows and blues.
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" In many ways, though, the things that Wong describes onstage are unremarkable—the typical concerns of a person in her mid-thirties who grew up "a total private-school Asian.
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Each takes on the language and sensibilities of the socially progressive, while marking the presence of women, minorities and L.G.B.T.Q. people in all spaces as a given — the norm, unremarkable.
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In another context — say, in the popular HBO television series "Girls" — this would be an unremarkable example of a millennial catching a glimpse of beefcake on the way to bed.
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His past arrives without invitation, bouncing between the war, his childhood and his unremarkable later life as an optometrist, which is itself punctuated by visits to mental and veterans hospitals.
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It's a high-pressure night, so the outfits are usually pretty staid from a fashion point of view: There are a lot of pretty, bland gowns and blank, unremarkable suits.
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Now, we know that Luke is going to appear somewhere as a tiny baby, and as we watch his father fall from grace, it's harder to view Luke as unremarkable.
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It was an entirely unremarkable number that would allow the plan to cover the expected increase in health care costs and account for the return of the ACA's health insurance tax.
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To others, Lisa might have an unremarkable face (and she is, in fact, confused by Michael's attention, given the fact that she came to the conference with her flirtier blonde friend).
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I went on tea dates with meditators, sex dates with polyamorists, friend dates (that turned into sex dates) with married men and myriad unremarkable dates with both nice guys and jerks.
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That date will mark the unremarkable end of what began as a runaway Kickstarter success story: the inexpensive Ouya mini-console was powered by Android and introduced games such as TowerFall.
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Both guys are unremarkable but entirely acceptable major leaguers, and will likely continue to be so for another couple of years until the spring that comes when they won't be anymore.
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Image: KodakA few years ago, Kodak started making unremarkable smartphones, because that's what happens when film is dead and your once-revered company basically just licenses its name out other places.
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At the foot of an unremarkable tunnel, peeling off the busy Little North Road, in Guangzhou, stands a place that just two years ago was totally unlike the rest of China.
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We know that he played college basketball for one season at Washington State, where he put up unremarkable statistics and is better remembered for his big personality than anything basketball-related.
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"Hugo Minnen's photos show the presence of Geel's boarders in the life of the town, not segregated but an inseparable part of it, so integrated as to be unremarkable," Jay explained.
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If either of these two new reported Apple offerings sound unremarkable on their own, the possibility that Apple could create its own version of Amazon Prime should feel utterly Earth-shaking.
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It seemed completely unremarkable to me then, and I was always taught to view guns as tools—tools to be handled carefully, used responsibly, and respected for the power they held.
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It's unclear why Howell would have picked an unremarkable swath of land behind a dance studio and a Subway franchise for his "garden," as he allegedly referred to it in prison.
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Ultramarine's "presence in an otherwise unremarkable women's community in northern Germany powerfully testifies to the expansion of long-distance trading circuits during the 11th-century European commercial revolution," the team said.
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That may seem unremarkable elsewhere, but newly-elected South Korean President Moon Jae-in's "common man" touch is being feted in a country more used to authoritarian rule by aloof leaders.
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Their story runs alongside Jeffrey's, once an idealistic policeman but corrupted through a sense of betrayal by his country, "a place where thieves are celebrated and good men die unremarkable deaths".
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Last night, Klay Thompson—who kind of seemed like an unremarkable 3/D prospect when he entered the league—had his sun kissed-selfie-from-a-floating-bungalow-in-Thailand moment.
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In a better America, the FCC was, and in the future will be, an obscure Washington agency headed by an even more obscure individual making unremarkable decisions on a daily basis.
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And then it was Charlotte, where Mr. Scott, 43, black like the other two, was shot by a police officer in a parking space marked "Visitor" outside an unremarkable apartment complex.
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That may sound unremarkable, but if you have a Chase card that earns Ultimate Rewards points, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card, you can essentially convert your cash back to points.
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At first glance, the GIFs might seem a bit unremarkable — they simply show Sign with Robert creator Robert DeMayo, who has been deaf since birth, signing a word over and over.
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Besides the threat of violent death, there is also the insidious, quotidian grind of unremarkable insults: stares; suspicious whispers; diminished expectations; subtle insinuations that you and your people are a monolith.
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Down a flight of black-painted stairs in an unremarkable building on the Lower East Side, Caveat is a bar-cum-edutainment space that aims to cater to the discerning nerd.
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In spite of this achievement, the video is rather unremarkable and features Gucci rapping in front of the flames of Jean Grey from the newest X-Men film and wooden fences.
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In past years, an unremarkable first three rounds of the playoffs would be a minor concern, but the NFL hasn't been vulnerable to ratings fears like it has in recent memory.
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But there is something unlikely about a California girl who grew up drinking unremarkable red wine finding her calling as a winemaker on a small biodynamic farm in far northern Vermont.
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Mr. Lee, 53, took an unremarkable path through the C.I.A. He became a United States citizen and, after four years in the Army, studied international business management at Hawaii Pacific University.
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As an unfocused, unremarkable young college student, he read Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff," a nonfiction classic on why anyone in his right mind would submit to the dangers of spaceflight.
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On the one hand, Santorum's fall is an unremarkable example of politics as usual: Sometimes politicians who have strong credentials fall from the conversation, get labeled as unpopular, and never recover.
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As much as I'd prepared myself, it didn't register when I first glimpsed it: an apartment block a few minutes from Sarajevo's airport, its otherwise unremarkable facade speckled with unseemly blisters.
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There, artifacts of unremarkable appearance — a tiny teddy bear, a seashell, a ribbon for a No. 211 dad — are considered valuable expressions of mourning that continue the narrative of Sept. 2312.
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It could be because the meager tax savings small-business owners may receive are temporary and unremarkable when compared to the permanent 40 percent tax cut their corporate brethren were gifted.
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This whole frame is an illuminating if somewhat banal point, and if that was all this story offered, it would be an interesting meditation on a classic question if fairly unremarkable.
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Such a trip would typically be unremarkable, but Mr. Page had previously been under F.B.I. scrutiny years earlier, as he was believed to have been marked for recruitment by Russian spies.
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Perhaps that's what he and his contemporaries are striving for, in these unremarkable-seeming clothes that are nevertheless remarkable because they reflect the actuality of Russia today, yesterday and maybe tomorrow.
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The reduced rates helped offset a general decline in Wall Street trading revenue and added some pep to what would have otherwise been unremarkable quarterly performances by most of the banks.
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Although Burgdoerfer's time in the N.H.L. was brief and mostly unremarkable, Sabres Coach Dan Bylsma said he had served as a lesson in determination and resilience for prospects in the organization.
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Instead of an exam room, the desk of the 33-year-old pediatrician is in the middle of an unremarkable looking open office, home to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, or CZI.
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Bring ample cash and arrive with a full tank unless you want to waste a chunk of your day making the three-hour round-trip to the unremarkable town of Soná.
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The short answer is a pretty unremarkable vodka penne recipe, made with an entire box of penne, lots of vodka, butter, cheese, olive oil, and to be served with red wine.
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Image 2 of 2 BARCELONA, Spain – Less than two years ago, the man poised to become Spain&aposs new prime minister was staring at the premature end of an unremarkable political career.
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Fast forward a little over five years, and by November 10th 2016 the closed group, to which Rentrop had continued to vet new applications, had reached a respectable but unremarkable 952 members.
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The competitive information gathering that was done at the explicit request of management was unremarkable and no different than what's done by law-abiding companies across the country and Uber's own competitors.
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She grew up in Douglasville, long before it was 45% black, and like Alford -- who was raised in Luverne, Alabama -- she considers the flag an unremarkable part of life in the South.
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Now the challenge of Stranger Things 3 will be to show Mike what he's really made of, other than a totally unremarkable boy who just happens to be near some remarkable stuff.
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Some unremarkable, drunken sexual experience barely remembered the next morning, let alone the next month, or the next year, lost to the sinkhole where irrelevant memories are left to rot and disappear.
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Spotify had a fairly unremarkable public debut as the market closed Tuesday, which is a win for the direct listing, given the doomsday scenarios imagined by skeptics of the music company's plans.
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After months of steady but unremarkable showings in the polls, Harris has been looking for a moment that would clearly separate her from the 23 other people running for the Democratic nomination.
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But right around the July 4 holiday that year, two visually groundbreaking science fiction films were released to mild box-office returns, unremarkable reviews, and eventually passionate fanbases: Blade Runner and Tron.
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As Cabello shape-shifted from the unremarkable EDM pop sound of her early solo career to "Havana," it looked like she might simply be the latest singer to follow that reductive trajectory.
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We knocked on that unremarkable door and it cracked open, belching yellow light and smoke and laughter, and then shut behind me before I had a chance to notice where I was.
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THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK'S confirmation today that it would halt quantitative easing (QE) at the end of this month was, in a triumph for rate-setters' communication, both momentous and almost unremarkable.
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THE two dozen old men playing cards in the parish hall in Serafina Corrêa, a small town in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, seem unremarkable until you eavesdrop.
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Now, for many -- including young women -- it is nearly unremarkable that a woman could lead the free world, a shift that Clinton noted in 2008 and linked to her historic first run.
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For now, though, we're still standing en masse, pointing our phones at an unremarkable wall at a convention center in San Jose, California, all for the chance to see an AR animation.
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The Orah 4i camera rig is pretty unremarkable to look at, which is a good thing — you don't want your subjects to be distracted by the camera when you're filming immersive content.
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In its conclusion, Loving makes its finest argument: What can seem like an unremarkable life to those on the outside means a whole lot more when it's the only one you've got.
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Rousey's inability to deal with an opponent angling off didn't require a boxer as talented as Holm to show, however, the unremarkable Bethe Correira had shown the exact same thing months earlier.
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There is only one thing that compels them to stop in this otherwise unremarkable town: its status as the birthplace of the vampiro, arguably the greatest tequila cocktail in all of Mexico.
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Magnolia F. Bakery, as you know, has long been associated with Sex and the City and cupcakes, and is the reason we now have reality shows devoted to that entirely unremarkable dessert.
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In Chinese-made taxis, which have proliferated since 2013, the meter starts at a dollar, an exorbitant sum for the average worker in the countryside, but unremarkable for residents of the capital.
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At first glance, that win is unremarkable, given that the seat had most recently been held by Mick Mulvaney, a Republican incumbent who won reelection last November by a 21-point margin.
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He sat back in his office in the heart of Mosul, the province's regional capital, an unremarkable building apart from its new concrete fortifications and the teams of armed guards surrounding it.
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I figured that maybe if I asked them what they thought of the Whopperito that they might unwittingly help me have something to say about this unremarkable publicity stunt by Burger King.
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The little white house in Corona, Queens, next to Louis and Lucille Armstrong's home would be unremarkable now if the couple's next-door neighbor, Selma Heraldo, hadn't become so close to them.
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By contrast, their real-life counterparts, the Russian sleeper agents who spent years living in the United States before their splashy arrests in 2010, were notable mainly for their unremarkable suburban lives.
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While the app might sound silly to people who think Renner is a fairly mediocre Hollywood dude who's simply too unremarkable to have his own online space, his real fans love it.
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Inside is a sexagenarian widow named Annie Edson Taylor, an underemployed charm school instructor who is about to add a new title, amateur daredevil, to her theretofore itinerant and largely unremarkable résumé.
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After all, no one had previously used the unremarkable section of the tax code called 230(k) to defer paying taxes on money that rank-and-file workers set aside for retirement.
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Samugheo (population 3,018) is an unremarkable-looking town that sits snug against breathtaking cliffs and gorges, forests of cork oak and olive trees and fields fragrant in spring with asphodel and poppy.
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Aside from the miniature Jeff Koons-style sculptures adorning the tables, this year-and-a-half old place on a quiet side street looks like countless unremarkable middlebrow neighborhood restaurants in Paris.
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That "helped offset a general decline in Wall Street trading revenue and added some pep to what would have otherwise been unremarkable quarterly performances by most of the banks," Ms. Flitter writes.
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While I sit very firmly on the side that believes these reports more likely have an unremarkable and terrestrial explanation, whether alien life exists is a very real and credible scientific question.
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This is a game that makes the act of killing someone—disturbingly common and unremarkable in many games—a weapon of mass destruction, as unattended bodies can cause "voidouts," essentially nuclear detonations.
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At the start of Wil Medearis's noirish debut novel, "Restoration Heights," the author declares that we "know Reddick," because he's "that white guy on the subway," totally unremarkable because of his ubiquity.
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But she lets her passion and anger bubble beneath, only slowly working its way to the surface, and by the end those same looks and mannerisms have transformed from unremarkable to terrifying.
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"Some bad things happened here—there's no doubt about that," said Moehring, the USFWS spokesperson, as our site tour rolls on, coming to a stop moments later at a seemingly unremarkable hillside.
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He arrives at the unremarkable conclusion that beauty in the world is nice, that it makes people more noble — except, surely, those unfortunate, miserable people who hate beautiful places, people, and things.
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Other than having air conditioning, the Big House was unremarkable after what the tour guide had shown us — though its quiet, cool orderliness stood in stark comparison to the rest of the plantation.
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Mr Walker retreated for most of the 1970s, recording substandard covers on mediocre albums, perhaps to meet contractual obligations, and reuniting with the Walker Brothers for a string of unremarkable soft-rock records.
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He lived in Balby, Doncaster, a suburb of the English South Yorkshire town that is largely unremarkable, save for the fact that the classic BBC sitcom Open All Hours was once filmed there.
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Some might say the justices' action is unremarkable and should not be read as a sign that five or more justices are ready to strike down the Texas law in Whole Woman's Health.
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He'll have to do a lot of roaming, since he'll be flanked by Nick Markakis in right, whose production is a beautiful case study in being consistently unremarkable, and Matt Kemp in left.
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Instead, it makes more sense to put your bigger toys away and tail your victims, blending into the background through judicious use of disguises, cover, and looking like the world's most unremarkable man.
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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are on track to sell roughly 50,000 copies of their new album This Unruly Mess I've Made, a total that seems unremarkable until you put it in the right context.
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There's definitely demand to do something different and I think one of the questions will be ultimately today with Spotify, it was a pretty unremarkable day, which in my opinion is a win.
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During the Milwaukee Bucks' final Summer League game, D.J. Wilson, who had been having a rather unremarkable Summer League stint to that point, exemplified the spectacle he can seemingly create whenever he wants.
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This could be Proust, yes, in the flesh; but what Proust teaches us is that life is like this footage—unremarkable, disorderly, finished in a flash—and that its essence is regained elsewhere.
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The Shenzhen area was once a major center of salt for trade along the Silk Road, but by the late 1.53s it had become a small, unremarkable fishing village of about 50,000 residents.
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Looking at the data in the context of the fate of Franklin and the voyage of the Crystal Serenity, it's no surprise that Arctic shipping is becoming unremarkable — even, dare I say, boring.
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The words themselves were unremarkable, but it's astounding that it took a behind-the-scenes struggle to get Trump to utter them, after he had weaselly blamed "many sides" for the fatal violence.
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We'll just have to wait and see what happens tomorrow at Simpson's parole hearing—assuming it still takes place—a commonplace and unremarkable legal event that ESPN is broadcasting live for some reason.
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In August, an unremarkable piece of land around the corner from Ms. Zheng sold for nearly $2,000 a square foot, a national record and nearly three times the average land price in Manhattan.
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Listening on the banks of a tiny tributary of an unremarkable river in the biodiversity capital of the world, the visitors were removed from every distraction and stress of their noisy everyday lives.
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It was a vision of progress captured in its unfurling: a milestone celebrated by those who saw themselves represented, even as it was also accepted by others as a matter of unremarkable course.
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Among other things, this year's torrent of truth-telling has underscored how much ordinary, unremarkable sexism — not just extreme or criminal behavior — women need to deal with just to get through the day.
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One is Maier's biography and how she grew up in a generally unremarkable family (her brother was institutionalized for mental illness) in France and New York and spent her last days in Chicago.
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The moment would be unremarkable save for Mr. Andres's role as the lead prosecutor for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, in the trial of Paul Manafort, concluding its third week here.
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In the 1990s, Parma was redolent of wealth and glamour, an unremarkable provincial team transformed into one of the world's great clubs by the largess of Calisto Tanzi and the Parmalat dairy empire.
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Mr. Biden didn't take much of a beating — it feels as though no one has the heart to really go after him at this point — and he handled criticism in an unremarkable fashion.
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The president has yanked invitations for several teams after prominent athletes said they would not attend the usually unremarkable events, while other teams have taken their time in planning their White House celebration.
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For decades, Georgia State was downtown Atlanta's rather unremarkable commuter school, founded "as a night school for white businessmen," as the college's spokeswoman, Andrea Jones, says, and kept racially segregated until the 383s.
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She noted that what is most remarkable about her family is how unremarkable they are; that change (or what she calls the "reversal of expectations") is simply the most reliable fact of life.
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Enter 2014's Queen, the story of a seemingly unremarkable middle-class Indian woman who finds her own strength — not in order to kick butt or save the world, but to save herself.
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Perhaps, far from leading to a more thorough acceptance of migration, this constant demonization of migrants establishes a norm of selective xenophobia where exempting a group of migrants from our tolerance is unremarkable.
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"It's a remarkably unremarkable day" said Meda Barker, a grant specialist at the New York Genome Center in SoHo, who was commuting home to Elizabeth, N.J., through Penn Station during the evening rush.
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Her career has stalled, she has no clean underwear, and she's gone back to cheating on her unremarkable boyfriend with former flame Logan Huntzburger, whose marriage proposal she turned down almost a decade earlier.
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Venture capitalists work under the assumption that most investments will fail and some will show unremarkable returns, but at least one might be the next Facebook or Google and will offset all other losses.
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Their tale of two angels who crash-land in a suburban backyard and come to be maimed, exploited and brutally violated by hitherto unremarkable residents is presented as a parable without take-away lessons.
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They got more attention for this story than they did for their generally unremarkable 03 album, and the previous stunts around it, like their distribution of a song to correlate with Uber price surging.
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Aside from treatment for an abscess on his neck when the Finlays first took him in, Nutmeg had lived a healthy and unremarkable life until he suffered a serious seizure and stroke in 2015.
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"We expect the housing market to continue to be a moderate but unremarkable contributor to growth for the remainder of 2016," said Sophia Kearney-Lederman, and economic analyst at FTN Financial in New York.
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The process by which the deed restriction on the unremarkable but nonetheless valuable Harlem parcel was lifted in many ways mirrors the one involving the Lower East Side nursing home, known as Rivington House.
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As recently as 2005, when the American pastry chef Claire Ptak started Violet Cakes as a stall in the Broadway Market in East London, most British cake shops were rather unremarkable, as she recalled.
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Each of the two "firsts" has left an important legacy to the women who followed them: Justice Elena Kagan noted with pleasure how unremarkable it was during her confirmation hearings that she is female.
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And while that may seem like an unremarkable event, it's what these cases have in common that's raising eyebrows: both involve Mexican nationals caught in the U.S. illegally and convicted of heinous sexual offenses.
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The standard narrative about Gilmore Girls is that Lauren Graham was a brilliant lead actress, Kelly Bishop was a fantastic supporting actress, and Alexis Bledel was kind of just there, being pretty and unremarkable.
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He didn't get a run at the top until he left WWE for WCW the final time in 1999—he'd done a short stint in WCW a few years earlier, which was mostly unremarkable.
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Hidden away on a quiet side street in central Guadalajara, Pare de Sufrir is a small bar with an unremarkable facade that gives no indication of its status as a haven for mezcal lovers.
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There are plenty of stories about artists who retreat from the public spotlight, but fewer get told about those who lead ostensibly unremarkable lives, individuals existing on the peripheries of geography, scenes, and sound.
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Painting and sculpture had ritual functions, and the decoration of rooms was not reserved for specialists in interiors; the names of artists, untethered from notions of auteurism and genius, were considered obscure and unremarkable.
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Sure, you had a splash with that jazzed-up Anish Kapoor, but your latest endeavor, a by-the-numbers imitation of a frankly unremarkable piece of public statuary by Wendy Taylor, was just weak.
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She veers from the novel's description of an unremarkable and flat landscape devoid of vegetation whose most notable feature is that it is gray, both outside the Happy Medium's cave and within its walls.
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Kauniainen, which lies on the outskirts of Helsinki, the Finnish capital, is pretty, but not stunning: a collection of large detached houses, sprinkled throughout a thin fir forest, centered around an unremarkable town square.
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Because you are innocent, that day long ago was most likely unremarkable, so how could you remember whom you were with, what you were doing, who might have seen you, what conversations you had?
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Just as many have observed in the #MeToo movement that a certain level of misogyny is so expected as to feel unremarkable, these candidates said they saw the messages as par for the course.
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In many ways, Mr. Santiago's path through the mental health treatment system was unremarkable, similar to the one faced by people across the nation, the overwhelming majority of whom will never perform violent acts.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I'm standing in an unremarkable square in Zurich, Europe's wealthiest city, after stepping out of the chauffeur-driven Bentley limousine that picked me up from the airport.
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He recounted the night of the shooting at the Pink Houses complex — which was unremarkable until the pair decided to conduct a "vertical patrol," a practice of inspecting public housing stairwells from top to bottom.
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Beijing (CNN)An unremarkable Communist Party directive has sparked painful memories of past trauma for millions of people across China, with many drawing parallels with one of the most notorious policies of the Cultural Revolution.
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