However, the small galaxy IC 1613 is veritable clean freak!
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It's a veritable gold mine for any dedicated identity thief.
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A veritable parade of dancing crop tops and cargo pants.
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Emily Ratajkowski's Instagram is a veritable gallery of beach bum.
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There's a veritable bonanza of baby Florida panthers right now.
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In fact, Twitter is now a veritable RompHim meme paradise.
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Cohen pled guilty to a veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct.
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Apple had a veritable upfront in Cupertino in late March.
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"South Korea is a veritable republic of prosecutors," said Prof.
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It's a veritable breeding ground of opportunity, innovation and inspiration.
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In this regard, Merkel faces a veritable embarrassment of riches.
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In the Android subreddit, a veritable squabble has broken out.
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For these invaders, New Zealand's flightless birds were a veritable feast.
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At this point, Racquel is a veritable character on the show.
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In her world, menopause is the veritable saran wrap against capitalism.
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It's world-class networking and a veritable breeding ground for opportunity.
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There are plenty more presentations — a veritable embarrassment of mobility riches.
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Screens flickered, cracked, and bulged—a veritable PR nightmare for Samsung.
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By comparison, President Trump appears to be a veritable Boy Scout.
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As it turns out, Harry Styles is a veritable rock star.
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The poultry pair's journey to Washington was a veritable gravy train.
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Sofia looks smoking in red, and Jacob is a veritable nugget.
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The Pacific Northwest is becoming a veritable hotbed of climate policy.
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Indian street food is a veritable wonderland of flavor and spice.
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The disgraced comic is the veritable poster child for due process.
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There is an veritable cornucopia of marine life featured in the trailer.
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Now a veritable hurricane of new environmental laws is about to hit.
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To their neighboring contemporaries, the Longshan people likely appeared as veritable giants.
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Anyhoo, it took a veritable village to make and confirm this observation.
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The Startup Alley exposition floor is a veritable breeding ground of opportunity.
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Japan is a veritable "KitKat paradise," with new flavors being released frequently.
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Battleborn is many things at once, a veritable melting pot of genres.
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Spain and Portugal experienced veritable depressions during the worst of the crisis.
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The park is a veritable greatest hits of Alaskan landscapes and wildlife.
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Its Instagram account serves as veritable proof that it understands its customer.
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I was right about one thing: The review was a veritable inquisition.
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Veritable also ranked on the CNBC FA 32 list, at No. 25.
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But to the owner of that location, Airbnb is a veritable gold mine.
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By the early 1980s, Energy Probe had evolved into a veritable libertarian stronghold.
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In 2018, we were "blessed" with a veritable motorcade of bad wigs onscreen.
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Late 2016 and 2017 see a veritable flood of boxing biopics and features.
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Like Bare Necessities, Figleaves is a veritable online mall for all things lingerie.
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That would seem to be a veritable disaster for the polling industry, right?
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A veritable network of on-demand live music, both video and audio, nugs.
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That's a veritable skyline of e-waste, and it's rising taller every day.
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Now it's 2017, and the four main actresses have blossomed into veritable stars.
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It's no surprise that she would enjoy this song, a veritable pop banger.
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It's also butt GIFs, boob GIFs, and a veritable buffet of moving nudity.
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The waste and water stagnating down there creates a veritable soup of microbes.
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Whether that will add up to a veritable 'wave' remains to be seen.
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I walked out at the end in a shambles, a veritable genderqueer mess.
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But this week he was a veritable profile in courage by Republican standards.
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During the week, Mountain Dale, like Cerro Gordo, is a veritable ghost town.
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The 2020 presidential election promises a veritable smorgasbord of options on the left.
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Veritable manages more than $15 billion across nearly 200 ultrahigh-net-worth families.
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Carnegie Hall's subterranean chamber music hall hosts a veritable summit of new music.
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Both Blue Apron and HelloFresh are veritable giants on the meal kit scene.
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Inside, it was a veritable who's who of women in the art world.
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John Kerry and Joseph P. Kennedy II, is a veritable Massachusetts political insider.
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" Kosar notes that the US House is "a veritable cauldron of reform ideas.
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As with most American cities, San Francisco has a veritable shitload of hometown pride.
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In May there's the Flower Moon , celebrating the month's veritable explosion of colorful blossoms.
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Photo: GettyBlackBerry is gradually feeling out its new niche as a veritable patent troll.
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The event was a veritable media circus, with reporters and camera crews gathering outside.
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It's like a veritable lookbook for 'unapproachably cool friendship group in 70s teen drama'.
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Translation: There's a veritable smorgasbord of opportunities for RiRi to take her epic Instagrams.
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Taylor Swift's Fourth of July celebration has been a veritable goldmine of interesting nuggets.
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Versatile, healthy, and virtually dirty-dish-free—salad rolls are a veritable recipe trifecta.
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Wonder is a veritable middle-grade fiction phenomenon, right up there with Harry Potter.
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ICYMI, Selena Gomez has been spotted in veritable hit parade of amazing looks recently.
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In 2016, Pyonyang tested a veritable slew of ballistic missiles and two nuclear weapons.
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At this point, the stars of Girls are veritable celebrities in their own right.
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Pernkun's fight record since late 2015 is a veritable trophy room of boxing heads.
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"Inside The New York Times Book Review" is a veritable repository of literary wisdom.
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A veritable luxury liner, with plush seats and a bar — woo hoo, party boat!
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Whatever it is, the nation is in the throes of a veritable Clown Panic.
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So how do you live in a veritable freezer—colder than a freezer—actually?
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St. Anne Nursing is an independent nursing home, a veritable mom-and-pop shop.
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Plenty is at the center of a veritable hurricane of buzz at the moment.
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Second, he was educated in Virginia, the veritable cradle of eugenics and scientific racism.
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It's a veritable Symmetrizoo—as close to "blue steel" as the animal kingdom gets.
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The program has become a veritable nightmare of waste, incompetence and poor health care.
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Rather than rallying to face that veritable war machine, Republicans turned on each other.
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Simple math dictates that the entire exercise is a veritable bonanza of carbon emissions.
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The award show was a veritable orgy — not of sex, but of cultural appropriation.
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Ms. Lewis had filled the foyer with couches and a veritable explosion of houseplants.
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That's because it has a veritable arsenal of exciting new vehicles in the pipeline.
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On Sunday afternoon, however, he was surrounded by an eager pack of veritable paparazzi.
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TikTok has risen quickly over the past year to become a veritable cultural phenomenon.
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She's incredibly passionate about her country and her family; she's a veritable symbol of love.
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At a whopping 82 inches, this TV will transform the room into a veritable theater.
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Together, these efforts comprise a veritable explosion of employee activism among white-collar tech workers.
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He subsequently went into veritable hiding, but it now appears he's ready for his comeback.
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And that's just it — this party draws a veritable who's who of the startup community.
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As Batman's primary nemesis, the Joker has produced a veritable buffet of scenery-chewing performances.
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Kate Middleton is a veritable fashion savant, effortlessly mixing high and low pieces with aplomb.
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Since then, the Middle East has been fighting to survive a veritable oil industry bust.
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This Heisman trophy winner and longtime Tennessee Titans running back is a veritable renaissance man.
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Paperwork revealed a veritable haystack of vehicles—5,000 Preludes registered in Los Angeles County alone.
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But what does Kissinger, a veritable war criminal, do to help win over these voters?
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Before long the Tweak-a-holic had started a veritable wave machine in the pool.
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Cabbage Patch Kids The hype surrounding Cabbage Patch Kids in 1983 was a veritable craze.
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Gawker was either powerless, or it was a veritable Godzilla out to raze Silicon Valley.
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And then there was the veritable circus over whether the White House really had tapes.
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So I took to Instagram — a veritable treasure trove of #organizationporn — and got to tidying.
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Before the meditation, Aros brought out a veritable trunk show of his clothing line, GOD.
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In Paxton's eyes, his new home for the month seemed like a veritable ghost town.
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Another remarkable thing about Garth is her body, which is a veritable work of art.
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This defiance of good taste, this hallmark of hot trash, this veritable exorcism of reality.
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But the man has a veritable college dorm room's worth of inspirational figures on them.
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While he waited, he crossed the ocean to the veritable Oz of experimental brewing: California.
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The newspaper is a veritable helper, with many functions in the course of the day.
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Brazil, still suffering the effects of a veritable depression, is flashing tentative signs of recovery.
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Going anywhere with the three veritable giants following me was difficult, and a little embarrassing.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, has become a veritable ghost town.
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According to Baumann, Stonewall 25 inspired a veritable flood of donations from organizations and individuals.
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Inside, it's a veritable buzzing city that unfolds, with a main commercial strip and small shops.
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There is a veritable laundry list here, but the campaign emphasizes a few things in particular.
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Veritable colleges of mini-brains were soon thriving under various protocols in laboratories around the world.
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Speaking of CES, the conference is a veritable showcase of Incase backpacks—and for good reason.
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The streaming platform will also play host to a veritable smorgasbord of non-HBO created content.
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The blue-and-pink concoction, which transitioned from sweet to sour, was a veritable Instagram hit.
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What started in Berlin in 2002 as a magazine has since developed into a veritable platform.
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This week, Barack Obama presented a picture of progress and prosperity, a veritable morning in America.
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During monsoons our roads turn into a veritable minefield of submerged potholes, which are extremely dangerous.
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There's actually a veritable trove of so-bad-they're-good festive flicks on the streaming service.
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The basement of James Donofrio's funeral home in Coney Island contains a veritable cemetery of paperwork.
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The show is a veritable tech candy shop, where there's always something to be amazed by.
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SethBling is a veritable Minecraft wizard, who also once built working BASIC programming inside the game.
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You'll feel displaced into some place more fun and positive, a veritable indie oasis of pleasure.
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At the speed it is designed to travel, the Hyperloop could be a veritable "vomit comet".
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The Camp of the Saints is a veritable fixture on alt-right forums across the internet.
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You find yourself in a vast hall of gleaming crystal, a veritable cathedral of reflected light.
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On Day 1, his left half still looks like the Incredible Hulk, a veritable watermelon protruding.
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In the immediate aftermath of Trump's veritable non-apology, further high-level Republicans such as Sens.
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The judge found a "veritable smorgasbord" of violations of a law called the Administrative Procedure Act.
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"White" — even the title is a trigger — is a veritable thirst trap for the easily microaggressed.
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Activists say it's a veritable onslaught on the judiciary that could have an impact for decades.
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The veritable cornucopia of potential thematic material led to high ambitions and an inevitable Grid Reckoning.
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"Facebook pages are veritable instruction manuals for someone who wants to exploit you," Ms. Shapiro said.
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A veritable Psalm-athon will be the centerpiece of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival this fall.
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I was eating the kindness in the thought to make me, a veritable stranger, a meal.
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The man is endlessly fascinating and a veritable quote machine (even if you need a translator).
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A custom raincoat protected her body, and a veritable parade of rotating spectators surrounded her path.
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There's one exception: "Shape of You", a veritable electrobanger, slinking mechanically over a pitched percussive bubblesynth.
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And yet, there's a veritable arms race to build these augmented reality platforms of the future.
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With a range of 4503 miles, a heat-sensing camera transforms the landscape into a veritable panopticon.
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Cersei's always had a method to her madness, and Euron's a veritable rookie in this villain game.
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We Brits are eternally grateful for a veritable smorgasbord of inventions the American Empire has brought us.
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For now, we fired up the mics and dug into what was a veritable barrage of news.
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Step 221.99: Flip open the Weightlifting Gym Buddy Journal, a vegan leather volume of veritable fitness gold.
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Felix has one last another obstacle to vanquish before he can become a veritable cocaine trafficker: Falcon.
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It is, like all of her work, a veritable Wunderkammer, a mass collection of Dingen, or things.
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Indeed, some of the fishing boats that had been swept away by the wave supported veritable ecosystems.
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The pee and poo of Chinese citizens have become veritable gold to police surveilling local drug use.
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Today, many varieties of tomatoes are grown nationwide and tomato sandwiches are a veritable summertime classic. Mmm.
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And there is a veritable United Nations of nationalities represented in the ranks of ISIS in Syria.
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The movie was met with a veritable wave of adulation when it premiered at Telluride last weekend.
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She was a veritable pageant of luxury branding, and yet somehow— shockingly—she made it all work.
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Throw in said thighs rubbing together and sweat gathering in your crotch, and it's a veritable disaster.
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It is a veritable public policy smorgasbord with an "all you can eat" menu of potential topics.
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The real innovation here is that Aurora thinks it can do this on a veritable shoestring budget.
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Even though Einstein was a veritable genius, he was anything but a jargon-wielding, inaccessible, snobby intellectual.
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In 2014, Rihanna launched a veritable full-court press on the fashion industry at Paris Fashion Week.
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For Butina, the now-alleged Russian spy, the NRA gathering was a veritable buffet of conservative networking.
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It's a veritable master class in filmmaking, with much to interest and amuse anyone who loves movies.
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The project, a gleaming, fortified executive residence and business headquarters, is a veritable castle in the sky.
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That's a lot, and it turns out this list is a veritable who's who of what's working.
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McManus, a veritable master of misdirection, plots a whodunit so deftly that it transcends the YA label.
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Rhoades constructs a veritable matryoshka doll of patsies, using every ounce of his legal and psychological acumen.
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Extra Doughnuts: • After the last episode's veritable encyclopedia of astonishing images, Episode 9 was much plainer, visually.
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Over the last several days, we've witnessed an amplification of veritable civil war within the Republican Party.
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Their work is postmodernism in embryo and a veritable template for the 1989 house in Ridgway, Colo.
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In the process they turned the city into a veritable battleground over the fate of American democracy.
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The 1487 tome was a veritable bestseller of its day, printed nearly as much as the Bible.
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And this hamlet, which has only a dozen households, is a veritable Ban Ki-moon theme park.
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That's because there is no veritable anti-war or anti-interventionist political party in mainstream American politics.
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The judge said Wilbur L. Ross Jr., the Commerce secretary, broke "a veritable smorgasbord" of federal rules.
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How does black pudding differ from the veritable plethora of other blood sausages made around the world?
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Take for instance O'Brien's prolific prose catalog, a veritable multi-volume hornbook on the American culture industry.
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Even if you happen to be a veritable sexting expert, it's hard not to miss tangible physical intimacy.
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"It is a veritable cyber attack on parts of the government network," conservative lawmaker Armin Schuster told reporters.
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That's because there's a veritable zoo of solar eclipses occurring all across our solar system, all the time.
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"He stops, stares at me for a veritable eternity and then says, 'Your course is accredited,'" says Uslan.
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To be certain, a veritable policy renaissance has broken out among the primary candidates over the past year.
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The films also showcase some of Britain's finest acting talent, making it a veritable British hall of fame.
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California's list of autonomous vehicle testing permit holders is a veritable who's who of automakers and tech companies.
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But when you've been through a Galaxy Fold relaunch and two Note recalls, this is a veritable cakewalk.
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This experience — whether it began as a hoax or a veritable kidnapping — had lifelong repercussions for John Paul.
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It's what turns running from a terrific full-body cardio workout into a veritable disintegrator of body parts.
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What should be a simple swipe of a cherry gloss turns my bathroom into a veritable crime scene.
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As footage posted to social media shows, a veritable melee ensued, leaving at least seven people seriously injured.
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If pins and patches had more respect as veritable art and fashion objects, this would be a milestone.
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Naturally, when Sunday rolls around and everyone can feel the end is near, it's a veritable gold rush.
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Think of Sophia Amoruso as a millennial Cinderella, weaving vintage rags into veritable riches before our very eyes.
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One way for you to address your travel-related anxiety is obviously to become a veritable planning mastermind.
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There is much, much more where that came from, a veritable catalogue of mortifying medical conditions and procedures.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 will be packed with a veritable who's who of mobility movers, shakers and makers.
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We have seen a veritable news blockade on information coming out of these investigations on the front pages.
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To further his bull-continuation thesis, Hennessy cited a veritable war chest of capital waiting to be deployed.
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Singer-actress-dancer Keke Palmer is a veritable triple-threat, and that's a title that suits her perfectly.
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It's a veritable garden of specimens, an arboretum to rival the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx.
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New York has become a veritable "roach motel" — easy to get in but nearly impossible to get out.
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Marlon Bundo lives alongside the vice president and second lady and a veritable menagerie at the Naval Observatory.
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They possesses almost magical abilities—as veritable deities, it follows that the moral quests they follow are absolute.
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It is a veritable museum of death, which seems a little ironic given what he does in life.
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A small Bluetooth speaker can do so in a pinch, and since Scosche's BoomBuoy is a veritable brick.
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Some key men — surrounded by a veritable entourage — said they had never felt so important in their lives.
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Over the last five years, however, Detroit's downtown corridor has seen a veritable explosion in real estate investment.
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"Kinetic Spinner Forest" is a veritable rain forest of 225,19173 eye-dazzling spinners suspended from 21917,22005 thin cables.
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Based on the rumors, this year is shaping up to be a veritable deluge of Google Hardware news.
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But television shows require a veritable army of creative, technical and administrative professionals to get the job done.
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Perhaps most importantly, these spaces have become veritable sanctuaries, opening their doors to anyone seeking refuge and tranquility.
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The Orban government has supported a veritable building spree in recent years despite growing resistance among some voters.
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An Australian family of eight is traveling around the wilds of Australia in a veritable mansion on wheels.
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Even if you've never solved a crossword puzzle in your life, it's a veritable treasure trove of fun.
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Kasich versus Clinton was a veritable bloodbath, with Kasich an astonishing 7.4 points up as of late April.
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Everyone crowds around the veritable feast they've prepared, snapping pictures for posterity, of course, then quickly dives in.
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Kevin Durant's decision to leave Oklahoma City and join the Golden State Warriors is a veritable NBA earthquake.
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Ryan Murphy's Pose is a veritable deep dive into a queer community filled with beautiful Black and brown faces.
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Its winter sale, which runs from December 26 through January 10, is a veritable wonderland of discounted home basics.
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The veritable Christmas tree of satellites are packed in a 20-foot stack divided into two parts, Spaceflight says.
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It's a veritable wet dream for the house-poor millennial who may be considering living in a literal shed.
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The result is a veritable mini snow globe that can bring you joy through every swipe, text, and tap.
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It's a veritable selfie factory: people pay to enter with the express purpose of taking photos for social media.
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It was a veritable sound-bite generator; just what the UFC needed to hype this already buzz-worthy contest.
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Find a way to tie it to people who identify as Millennials and you've got a veritable click bonanza.
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Perry caused a veritable Internet frenzy when she responded to a tweet about the possibility of collaborating with Swift.
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These setbacks, all in the last year, have once again left Mylan with a veritable run of the market.
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It's headed by a cartoonish pair of villainous siblings, providing a veritable buffet of scenery-chewing for Malin Akerman.
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Sorry to beat the veritable dead horse here, but re the intel leaks today: Signal has _not_ been cracked.
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This huge, vibrant exhibit hall is the pulse of Disrupt and a veritable vortex of networking, collaboration and opportunity.
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Many of my essay's loudest detractors — a veritable chorus of white men — accuse me of writing with excess anger.
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In culling alluring objects from around the world, the Beauty triennial is a veritable pirate's booty of contemporary design.
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The Pierre Boulez Saal is now part of a veritable campus of interconnected institutions that bear Mr. Barenboim's imprint.
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Only last year, Spain had emerged from a veritable depression to become a leading example of Europe regaining vigor.
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Indeed he reportedly proceeded to sign every visa put in front of him, setting up a veritable assembly line.
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That's a veritable fortune in a facility like Great Meadow, where wages are spent almost exclusively on commissary items.
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His bedroom was a veritable Vick shrine, walls adorned with posters and No. 20173 jerseys hanging in his closet.
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She is working with Kenny Ortega, a veritable Disney legend known for shepherding the blockbuster "High School Musical" franchise.
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It was worth it to meet Joanne Rogers, Mr. Rogers's widow, who is a veritable lawn sprinkler of niceness.
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Over on Netflix, there&aposs a veritable treasure trove of business-related documentaries that are both educational and entertaining.
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In fact, her handbag is a veritable Mary Poppins-esque stash of everything you could ever possibly need. Tampons?
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And while locating a veritable Noah's Ark for artists wasn't a goal, "It was a pleasant thing to learn."
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With its tattered, cardboard cover, it is a veritable Shroud of Turin in the art brut/outsider art field.
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With a little bit of luck, Diana could find herself at the forefront of a veritable wave of lady heroes.
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The Danish café started back in 2002 and 15 years later, it's a veritable empire built on beets and kale.
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Basically, a veritable feast for diehards who have kept up with the Tree Hill gang long after the finale aired.
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We're living through a veritable renaissance of ludicrously fast cars that none of us will ever drive, let alone afford.
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After decades of little to no Asian representation in American pop culture, we find ourselves now in a veritable boom.
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What I wound up with was a very stylish, classy-looking bag that contained a veritable mess of tech paraphernalia.
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"You're my family," Liz explains to the collected spirits of the Cortez, offering up a veritable buffet of murder weapons.
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You'll be able to take in all the lectures and interviews from a veritable who's who in the startup community.
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There will be over a dozen autonomous vehicles to sample from while in Las Vegas — a veritable self-driving smorgasbord.
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Between matching sharks with Rihanna, Lil Wayne's face, and his dad's mugshot, Drake is a veritable connoisseur of unforgettable tattoos.
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Darwinian natural selection is often construed as a veritable god killer, and as such, it'll always be subject to attack.
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Granted, I could see that last bit as a distraction, as suddenly your passenger can become a veritable backseat driver.
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Now, veritable Instagram stars and models in their own right, Delilah and Amelia are gearing up for A-List stardom.
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If the decision holds up, it's a veritable how-to guide for suits against websites that enable illegal gun sales.
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Hopefully we won't get as soaked as I did last Sunday afternoon, when a veritable deluge poured down on me.
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Just turn to Rob's sister Kim Kardashian West, who has turned creeping on sleeping Kanye into a veritable art form.
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So what would it take for a new liquid lipstick to actually stand out in the veritable sea of options?
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PBMs are the veritable middlemen of the drug industry — they serve as intermediaries between drug manufacturers, health insurers and pharmacies.
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A veritable triple threat, Lisa is the group's lead rapper and sings, but is known primarily for her killer dancing.
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Researchers have found that when a flock of parrots alights on a fruiting tree, a veritable seed massacre can ensue.
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This one is Indian in the Cupboard with a twist—and the twist is a veritable plague of horrible insects.
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A veritable art history degree's worth of books digitized by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum are now available for free.
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A veritable veldt of tawdriness where even the noms des quartiers aggravate: Flatbush and Flushing Avenue, Bushwick, Brownsville, Red Hook.
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A veritable petri dish where tourists, constituents and lobbyists from across America visit daily and interact with staff and members.
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It was brought to his attention that, compared to the other athletes at the event, he was a veritable choirboy.
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Toward the end of the book, Pearl names the models she packs in newspaper, a veritable litany that includes semiautomatics, .
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Human Rights Watch said the 46 new names were a "veritable hit list" meant to target Mr. Duterte's political opponents.
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Focusing on creating an optimal sleep environment can help you avoid creating a veritable saltwater marsh in your bed, too.
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The proposals are a veritable wish list for those who have blamed New York's laws for driving down voter turnout.
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Astrology is like a vast outdoor sculpture park, a veritable Storm King of strange creatures, an Inhotim of epic characters.
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Lee Wolen at Boka restaurant is a veritable vegetable whisperer — the guy who can make carrots exciting is pretty gangster.
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He's sifted through a veritable mountain of podcasts and arrived at 10 that are must-listens for any investing enthusiast.
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This has been the conservative story, which the right has elevated to veritable religion, for 30 or 40 years now.
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In an unassuming building at Naval Station North Island in Southern California there&aposs a veritable museum of naval aviation.
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At the 72nd Street station, George Braith, a jazz saxophonist, was being mobbed by an eager pack of veritable paparazzi.
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Donald J. Trump won't be sworn in until Friday but big business has already thrown him a veritable inaugural ball.
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A trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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Speaker Pelosi has made a veritable anthem in recent weeks that the House can legislate and investigate the president simultaneously.
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Alas for Peet fans, Season 2, which began April 25 and airs Wednesdays on IFC, is a veritable bro-fest.
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I remember, too, having to round up a veritable menagerie on the landing before I could start up the stairs.
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In this staging, a climactic aria for Aci becomes a veritable mad scene, which Ms. Braid delivered with unhinged intensity.
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A veritable cottage industry has arisen among political scientists and economists in developing statistical models designed to forecast election outcomes.
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We are being forced to ask whether we have the ethical fortitude to save ourselves from our own veritable extinction.
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The events are brutal, and the men and women who play them are veritable beasts—sometimes they are even Russian.
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By 228:20153 am, the Women's March on Washington was a veritable flood of humanity, clogging public transport and streets.
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"Tell me," continued Pini with a grin, "Did you write an article, one month ago, entitled "The VERITABLE Lasagna Recipe?
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In the lawsuit spearheaded by New York state, the judge found a "veritable smorgasbord" of violations of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Lindsey Graham called the situation a veritable "nightmare" for Democrats hanging onto their vulnerable seats in states that largely support Trump.
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And then there's the veritable amusement park of novel options: following the in-car navigation system, texting mom, 'gramming your commute.
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They're a veritable gold mine for scientists looking to figure out what, exactly, makes an athlete at the highest level tick.
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She's a veritable Mike Pence, forcing her mother's lady in waiting to undergo a doctor's inspection to prove she isn't pregnant.
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Elements like shoppable ads or more sophisticated search capabilities in e-commerce platforms "are turning clicks into veritable conversions," it said.
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But a veritable army of community bankers and nonprofit groups are fighting the good fight, and slowly but surely, seeing results.
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It's true: The cliques that we were part of in our formative years are a veritable feast of Halloween costume inspiration.
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This single gig is all that's standing between Midge and what could be her big break, opening for a veritable legend.
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A veritable cross section of industry rule-breakers turned out for The Daily Front Row's fourth-annual Fashion Media Awards (FMAs).
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But, give this Nick Viall long-lost twin some time and he could turn his feed into a veritable copycat account.
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Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted a photograph showing him walking past a veritable army of (mostly) men wearing VR headsets.
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"Rebooting India" is at its best when it delves into the veritable sausage-making that is large-scale government IT projects.
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It helps that Justin Bieber, a veritable supernova of pop stardom, joined Fonsi for a remix that was released in April.
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Before Amy Schumer became a veritable celebrity, she was just another up-and-coming comedian with a show on Comedy Central.
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At times, it's a veritable wonder, like the grandest of action games has been shrunk down through some illicit, arcane wizardry.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Since 2005, Reddit has been a veritable wonderland for the most extreme forms of free speech on the Internet.
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" After Cohen spoke, District Judge William H. Pauley III said Cohen has pleaded guilty to a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct.
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Jackson, Wyoming (CNN)Immediately to my right, there was a steep mountainside, a veritable wall of brown grass, bushes and trees.
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Ido became a veritable Cheers for the city's opera singers, whom Mr. Yi paid in sashimi to serenade the dining room.
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The ISS may seem like a cold, sterile place in space, but the analysis showed it's a veritable cornucopia for microbes.
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The world of children's literature is a veritable petting zoo, full of adorable talking animals ready to snuggle us to sleep.
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These days, there's a veritable buffet of nut and seed butter varieties on the market, from sunflower butter to cashew butter.
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Eventually, the talk turned to livestock lost, a veritable fortune for those living in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Two seemingly tiny pumps created a veritable mountain of foam that was almost enough for two pits and two lower legs.
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The show, replete with pyrotechnics, saw Prince take on a veritable tapestry of American hits, some his own and others not.
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That said, through Fleetwood's dilemma we are privy to the atmosphere of paranoia and fear that accompanies a veritable mass hysteria.
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Sure, Browne knocked Struve out back in 2011 when he caught him, mid-flying-knee, with a veritable anti-aircraft missile.
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Family gatherings, consisting as they are of lifelong relationships, are a veritable slow cooker of slights, imagined slights and retaliatory slights.
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The combination of rising home prices and falling mortgage rates has U.S. homeowners sitting on a veritable fortune in home equity.
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A month after the June meeting at Trump Tower, WikiLeaks, a veritable Russian front, released a dump of stolen D.N.C. emails.
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Luring Ms. Trump to Germany was "a veritable coup" for Ms. Merkel, wrote Hubert Wetzel in the German daily Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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The e-bike is a veritable speed demon, with a top speed of 200 mph and a 200-plus mile range.
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Mr. Trubnikov's sprawling executive suite on the third floor of the building is a veritable temple to cosmetics and beauty products.
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For the $436 million MJ fund, the outperformance has come thanks to "a veritable boom in the fund's underlying stocks," ETF.
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A third-generation Long Beach surfer, he was the first veritable big-wave surfer ever to emerge from the East Coast.
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That last exhibition includes a veritable show-within-a-show of sheets by his teacher Domenico Ghirlandaio (through Feb. 12). 11.
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After dark, when the scores of bars that surround this plaza open for business, the area becomes a veritable street party.
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The publications on display are a veritable goldmine of fascinating information — much like a carefully curated room at a public library.
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In any event, expect E3 this year—publishers are already sending invitations for their press conferences—to be a veritable VR showcase.
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And those thoughts amount to a veritable take down of the way society makes women feel through the lens of celebrity news.
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It contained a veritable feast of potato chips, beef salami, smoked gouda cheese, whole-wheat crackers, almond toffee, and dry-roasted almonds.
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They scale new pinnacles of egotism in a profession (politics) and pursuit (the presidency) that's already a veritable mountain range of it.
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The action moves along at a brisk pace, interjected with upbeat songs, including Meghan Trainor's "Me Too," a veritable feelin' yourself anthem.
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With two clunky retainers in my mouth that gave me a veritable speech impediment, I explained my sister's condition to the cops.
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These creatures, which are also related to rays, are veritable living fossils, confined to depths as low as 8,500 feet (2,600 meters).
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Now, Kendall is a veritable supermodel, and while her younger sister certainly isn't, Kylie has walked in the rapper-designer's shows before.
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Unfortunately, I didn't find it, but I did find something else: a veritable treasure trove of clips in which Boogie humiliates Plumlee.
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And now, as described in a new Science paper, it can also be used to turn lowly microorganisms into veritable hard drives.
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The book was a veritable craze — even the people who were above reading about Christian and Anastasia still had opinion on them.
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The same amount of time with a surly teenaged babysitter will set parents back twice that amount, making this a veritable bargain.
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With 30 distinctive types of vegan cheese currently available at Vtopian Artisan Cheeses, Lingard and Jordan's kitchen is a veritable science lab.
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What's more, this new research suggests Lower Paleolithic artists were more sophisticated than we realized, capable of creating veritable rock-based storyboards.
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The seven song tape is a veritable hip-hop love in, with Future, Gucci Mane, Ty Dolla $ign and Quavo each appearing.
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The militias, who the West supported in overthrowing Moammar Gadhafi five years ago, are now turning the capital into a veritable Mogadishu.
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Twitch is the veritable king of esports broadcasting, with nearly every tournament worth its salt streaming its competitions live on the platform.
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The trillions upon trillions of microscopic single-celled organisms at home in Centralia's soil suddenly found themselves living in a veritable sauna.
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Plus, you'll get to hear from a veritable who's who in the tech industry in a series of talks and fireside chats.
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Apple assembled a veritable laundry list of celebrities to push a new line of wireless headphones from its Beats by Dre brand.
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A veritable chameleon of work experience, MacDermott did odd jobs, construction and hairdressing—often bouncing between all three at any one time.
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Despite having rolled out a veritable trove of releases already, this is the first time Crywank has ventured into music video territory.
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Emboldened, Mr. Morea went on to become a veritable Zelig of the late '60s, popping up at key moments of countercultural history.
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Still, battling Zika in Wynwood is challenging because its mixture of businesses, apartments and warehouses makes it a veritable urban mosquito mecca.
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A veritable who's who of current and former White House officials, as well as foreign businessmen and top campaign and transition staffers.
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The multi-hyphenated star has proven to be a veritable fountain of youth since coming on the scene over 13 years ago.
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It's a veritable lineup of all-american rejects, not to be confused with The All-American Rejects, who people might actually recognize.
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The following day, the eve of my birthday, we drove for four hours, cutting through a veritable jungle to the Caribbean coast.
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A veritable wizard when it comes to sampling and performance, Daedelus is a font of knowledge when it comes to sonic manipulation.
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New to the band's ranks this time around is Trap Them guitarist Brian Izzi, turning the taut quartet into a veritable pentagram.
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In Vietnam, Afghanistan and elsewhere, the United States cast flawed figures as veritable George Washingtons before writing them off as corrupt tyrants.
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Judge Jesse M. Furman of the Federal District Court in Manhattan said Mr. Ross had broken "a veritable smorgasbord" of federal rules.
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The Brexit Party, a veritable political pop-up which sprouted only weeks ago, won about 32 percent of the vote in Britain.
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This in turn has discouraged innovators, venture capitalists and companies in creating the new technologies that make modern life a veritable miracle.
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In my travels, over the years, I have assembled in my head a veritable Michelin Guide of private, peaceful places to go.
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A trust fundA trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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That was a veritable throat clearing next to Fox's two 10-hour filibusters during the weekend of the men's United States Open.
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Musgrave's Album of the Year acceptance featured her against a veritable wall of men who collaborated producing, engineering, and co-writing Golden Hour.
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Lindsey Graham called the Supreme Court nomination a veritable "nightmare" for Democrats hanging onto their vulnerable seats in states that largely support Trump.
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But what they did find constitutes a veritable "candy store for microbes," according to the lead author of the study detailing Cassini's findings.
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This week, a veritable who's who of Wall Street partied the night away at the annual Robin Hood benefit in New York City.
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Ken Mifsud Bonnici, a legal adviser to the European Commission, wrote that Malta was facing a "veritable collapse of the rule of law".
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The five monarchs who ruled England for 118 years have spawned a veritable post-and-beam cottage industry of books and popular entertainment.
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Mexico is a veritable canvas on which Francis can play to his strengths, providing the full menu of themes central to his papacy.
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As I emerged from the veritable grotto into a courtyard, things became a little livelier as folks started milling around the outdoor area.
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This veritable time capsule had been locked in sand for nearly 400 years, immune from the damaging effects of oxygen and marine animals.
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It's already a veritable beast in its own right, with 600 million users of its three main services: QQ Music, Kugou and Kuwo.
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Her stops in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Virginia provide a veritable map of the areas Clinton's campaign needs to defeat Trump.
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But for 2017, it's all about celebrities following in West and Riri's trailblazing footsteps and becoming veritable fashion designers in their own right.
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Apple was initially thought to be developing its own veritable iCar (for the record, we don't know what it would have been called).
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Plugmatter Professional Plan — $149 See Details Become a veritable WordPress whiz with more than 20 hours of video training led by industry experts.
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The showdown verges on a veritable civil war over immigration within the GOP, and Thursday&aposs developments appear to have only heightened tensions.
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The report's author Francois Cornut-Gentille said the reliance on Russian and Ukrainian operators was a "veritable Damocles sword" hanging over French forces.
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Nowhere is this truer than in the realm of nonpublic educational choice, where both sides have built veritable fortresses atop their chosen positions.
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Carnera's American management team were a veritable rogue's gallery of gangsters, sporting nicknames like Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll and Owney 'The Killer' Madden.
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Insecurity despite abundance What makes ISO New England's report so tragic is that the United States is now a veritable world energy superpower.
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Rob Kardashian recently shared Kylie Jenner's phone number on Twitter and for someone with 75 million Instagram followers, this is a veritable disaster.
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The large number of options is a mixed blessing, offering voters a veritable smorgasbord of choices, but creating countless risks in the process.
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And while four may not sound like all that many to choose from, the veritable plethora of colors makes the selection extremely robust.
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The phone can be purchased in a veritable rainbow of colors; why hide it under a leather or plastic case that hides it?
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And the Hilton Hotel right next to the convention center, once a mob scene of creators and fans, was put on veritable lockdown.
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Judge William Pauley III described his history as a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct" but sentenced Cohen to just three years in prison.
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If that's true, then an economy-wide carbon trading system built out of Section 115 would be a veritable whale in the mousehole.
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Though these definitions are de facto porous and at times overlapping, Braudy is deft and comprehensive, a veritable Linnaeus of the underworldly oversoul.
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Braudy, an English professor at the University of Southern California, is "a veritable Linnaeus of the underworldly oversoul," our reviewer, Gregory Maguire, wrote.
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First, it is deadly quiet, then a slow trickle starts, then a veritable torrent of children pours into or out of school doors.
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If one subscribes to the best-of-all-worlds philosophy that undergirds much of Ingels's practice, Via 57 West is a veritable jackpot.
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Mr. Schulz, as unassuming a man as he was, was a veritable godhead, revered in those divided times by Americans of all stripes.
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Roomful, an a cappella octet founded in 2009, is a veritable repository of such practices, using amplification and close miking to artistic effect.
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"Our style of cooking has served not only as a focus of our lives but as a veritable symbol of survival," he wrote.
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"We're from the camp where it's about supporting other women," said the model Erin Wasson (at 35, she is a veritable tribal elder).
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Davos turns into a "veritable fortress" during the event, according to The New York Times' Michael J. de la Merced and Russell Goldman.
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He is a veritable celebrity as far as literary scholars go, having been profiled in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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They must withstand those daily indignities or find themselves trapped in a veritable debtor's prison, as the Justice Department found in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Still, the Twitter mentions on Caramanica's story wound up being a veritable who's who of folks who'd mastered the art of rap-singing.
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Starting in 22019 with F*ck Feelings, every one of these oh-so-transgressive titles has exploded into a veritable f*cking franchise.
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Tucked away on a side street in the Historic District, tiny Cousteau's Waffle & Milkshake Bar is a veritable graveyard for New Year's resolutions.
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Curaçao is a veritable gem of a winter vacation spot, and according to Lonely Planet, it's one of the most affordable Caribbean destinations.
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"President-elect Trump's first news conference since late July has left a veritable laundry list of questions unanswered for markets," wrote analysts at Westpac.
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Even Nick Cave only occasionally achieves it and he has a veritable army of caustic old men in sharp suits to keep him grounded.
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A tsunami of stupid uncle jokes and, when the alcohol takes hold in the wee hours, a veritable jukebox full of sleazy 80s hits.
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Ikea is a veritable one-stop shop for everything you need to set up a home or apartment, including furniture, textiles, kitchenware, and decor.
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Thus the best of this music projects generosity as well as a veritable nervous thrill, an aesthetic coldness that dovetails with impressive formal mastery.
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"Saturday Night Live" writers have never had it so good: a veritable buffet of farce to feast upon and regurgitate for viewers every week.
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On Tuesday, the Woodstock 50 Music and Arts Fair announced its official lineup, which reads like a veritable who's who of modern pop music.
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Originally released episodically, its huge levels are veritable assassination Rube Goldberg machines, full of elaborate ways to kill people without anyone being the wiser.
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This is the first time any state has tried this, even during a veritable boom of creative anti-abortion lawmaking at the state level.
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After a stint at Breitbart, the veritable headquarters of right-wing media, he created his own outlet, The Daily Wire, catering to hyperventilating conservatives.
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With this training, you'll acquire the skills to build a veritable brand and make money on the largest video-sharing website in the world.
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At the moment, the company is positioning its store less as a veritable Steam competitor and more of a carefully curated selection of games.
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Both are following in Kanye West and Rihanna's trailblazing footsteps of becoming veritable fashion designers, prepping to launching high-end lines of their own.
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It's a veritable bargain at its MSRP ($99), but right now Amazon is selling it for the all-time-low price of just $59.
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Washington, 41, and her group had a veritable feast that included octopus salad with potatoes, celery, and green olives, eggplant Parmigiana, and Penne Arrabbiata.
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The list for 703 was released on Friday and, confirming something we all suspected already, the outcome isn't exactly a veritable smorgasboard of diversity.
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Then just 20 years old, the veritable unknown beat champion Michael Phelps in the 200-meter butterfly by five one-hundredths of a second.
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Tom Davis, the former Virginia congressman and former chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, is a veritable walking, talking encyclopedia on American politics.
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That team, a veritable who's who of golf, included Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Lee Trevino, Raymond Floyd, Hale Irwin, Larry Nelson and Johnny Miller.
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And then you have "Fortnite Chapter 2," a veritable Super Bowl of gaming, being served up to potentially 250 million players across the globe.
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Inside the gulps, Mr. Sieswerda said, are likely sizable amounts of menhaden, a small forager fish that fishermen call bunker — a veritable fish buffet.
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Active supporters often wonder if they are perceived by MLS clubs as veritable cheerleaders that pay — rather than get paid — to perform at matches.
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I suffered from crippling insomnia, and every night for years, I'd watch sleeplessly as a veritable menagerie of ancestral phantoms tromped through my room.
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In a virtuous cycle, infrastructure investors secure a veritable dashboard of the underlying app-layer solutions best poised for growth and subsequent investment potential.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It's that time of the week again, when we feast upon a veritable banquet of goals.
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In this post, I will lay out my reasons for thinking so, in a veritable buffet of pessimism: short-term, midterm, and long-term.
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The stories of the Orishas, like those of the Greek gods, comprise a veritable soap opera of betrayals, heartbreaks, love affairs and tragic flaws.
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From then on Jane is a veritable pitch machine (one idea every few weeks, an output that would make her a very poor freelancer).
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Still, while presidential politics have become a veritable institution in the state, deep-fried pork chops and all, the presidential primary calendar isn't immutable.
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And volunteers, who were once an infrequent trickle at field offices around the state, turned into a veritable army of door knockers and canvassers.
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For Mexico's avocado producers, the explosion in their crop's popularity has brought a veritable green gold rush, but it also has a darker side.
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It turns into a "veritable fortress" during the event, according to The New York Times&apos Michael J. de la Merced and Russell Goldman.
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The resort town is a "veritable fortress" during the event, according to The New York Times' Michael J. de la Merced and Russell Goldman.
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For the past few years, the men (and it's almost entirely men) who built this digital hellscape have been on a veritable atonement tour.
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The hijacking also set into motion a raft of changes in shipping tactics and technology meant to curtail what had become a veritable crisis.
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YouCaring operates in the same space as GoFundMe, a veritable behemoth when it comes to charitable giving platforms, with $5 billion in donations to date.
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A veritable and weirdly specific buffet of parental taste purchased as part of a three for $10 deal from a bucket at a Shell garage.
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And local lawyers have become veritable experts in IP cases, particularly trials, and often get called on as local counsel for both sides of cases.
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New Orleans zinc stock movements are a veritable merry-go-round with metal departing daily only to reappear in huge quantities every now and again.
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Fox, of course, is a veritable parade of Republicans, with numerous close connections to the GOP and a lineup full of pro-Trump talk shows.
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Digging through the sediment layer by layer reveals nearly everything the planet has ever experienced, a veritable history book of life and death on Earth.
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Of the 10 attorneys named, only two are women, one of whom is mentioned at the very bottom of the piece as a veritable afterthought.
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CD members also painstakingly sorted it by year, genre, bitrate, and a variety of other parameters that made it a veritable Wikipedia for music nerds.
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But this vicious cycle of ever more annoying ads being met with increasing adblocking is a veritable arms race that can only have negative repercussions.
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In addition to that questionable timeline, Judge Furman's decision documents the "veritable smorgasbord" of procedural irregularities associated with the roll-out of the citizenship question.
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But, amid all these indomitable ladies, one stands apart as the unexpected breakout: murdered sex worker turned veritable vengeance goddess Lizzie Elliot (Riverdale's Hayley Law).
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There is a veritable glut of Austen fanfiction, published or otherwise, devoted to rehabilitating Mary and granting her the agency and subjectivity Austen denied her.
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In comparison, "Gangnam Style" (released in 2012) hit its first 100 million in 44 days, skyrocketing Psy from a veritable nobody to an international hit.
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This writer has left a veritable treasure trove behind over the years, including a drawer full of socks and pants in a hotel in Edinburgh.
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After Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland's Cocky Bastard became a major hit in 2015, romance novels with "cocky" in their titles became a veritable trend.
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There are zero―I repeat, zero―instances of systemic election fraud in the United States, despite a veritable army of people hunting for such examples.
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Artists then illustrated human skulls and bones for early medical textbooks, and over the course of a few centuries, skeletons became a veritable creative motif.
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In the few years it's been available, Pepper has held a veritable factotum of different gigs, from airport greeter, to shopping mall info desk staffer.
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A marathoner breaking the two-hour barrier would finish more than six-tenths of a mile ahead of Kimetto, a veritable eternity in distance running.
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But it was only last year that Mr. Nelson, now 2858, turned his well-publicized affection for marijuana into a veritable business venture, Willie's Reserve.
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The Pences have a veritable menagerie, including a dog named Harley that was a Father's Day surprise for the VP, and a cat named Hazel.
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Forty-nine people had already been killed, the article reported, by a veritable Noah's Ark full of terribles, but police officers were battling the beasts.
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This is a song about steaks and burgers, milk and milkshakes—truly a veritable buffet of bovine-based foodstuffs, and that deserves to be celebrated.
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It took a veritable invisible city of co-conspirators, spanning generations, to make it possible—and a factory-sized real one to put it together.
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Back at the headquarters of the DiMola Bros demolition and rubbish removal company in Ridgewood, Queens, he has a veritable museum constructed from these discoveries.
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Drummer Atif Haq's Bangladeshi roots and bass/synth player Jon Ehlers' sensorineural hearing loss mean the band are a veritable twofer in terms of underrepresentation.
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Among New York's many commercial galleries, there are group shows and then there are group shows, veritable extravaganzas that give the genre all they've got.
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And then, there's the inevitable final standoff that has the protagonist holed up inside a veritable mansion, Home Alone-style, while the robot stalks her.
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I knew that intensifying storms and fires would devastate our medical infrastructure and force people to live in conditions that were veritable playgrounds for contagion.
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Indeed, this past week has been a veritable primer on how to handle what one wears when one is in politics — and how not to.
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Serving as a veritable one-stop shop for all your bedding needs is Leesa, otherwise known as the supplier of all my z's and dreams.
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This may lead to an unprecedented spectacle — confirmation of a veritable second team of cabinet secretaries in the first half of a president's first term.
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" He added, "For those who thought the world was irretrievably encased in metal and plastic and sterile stone, it seems a veritable greening of America.
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Her independent company, LustCinema, has grown into a veritable empire of the sexual arts, while she speaks out against misogyny and celebrates healthy and intelligent sexuality.
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The new mobile OS brings a veritable bounty of new features, the most flashy of which might be a system-wide dark mode for your iPhone.
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The new multi-label store housed on the third floor of Scotts Square is a veritable playground for design aficionados and lovers of finely curated goods.
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The modeling industry is young, and many models begin working before they're supposed to (take 24-year-old Karlie Kloss, a veritable industry vet, for example).
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While we have really no idea what the creative team is doing, it's assembled a veritable nerd-culture supergroup, and anything they produce will grab attention.
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Earlier this year, we revisited Ke$ha's MySpace profile from 2008, and what we found was a veritable time capsule of a simpler, better existence online.
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And the hotel's complimentary daily breakfast offers a veritable Big Apple food tour with gourmet classics such as Zucker's bagels, Murray's Cheese and Doughnut Plant donuts.
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Or was he the veritable (and very well-paid) patriarch of NBC's Today Show because NBC preferred to put their money and trust behind a man?
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According to Huffington Post, the porn site XHamster has begun blocking IPs in North Carolina from accessing their site and a veritable cornucopia of jerkoff material.
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Luckily, YouTube is a veritable buffet of easy-to-follow tutorials that you can master whether you're going to parties as a deer or a demon.
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Hosted by former AFC president Robert E. Wood, the meeting was a veritable reunion of America Firsters: Charles Lindbergh, Colonel McCormick, Sterling Morton, William H. Regnery.
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In an email to Gizmodo, a YouTube spokesperson asserted that the company does not explicitly position its platform as a veritable playground for kids under 13.
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The Myanmar military commenced a full-on offensive that's ongoing in northern Rakhine State -- a veritable black zone sealed off from aid workers and international observers.
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After Pokémon Go become a veritable cultural phenomenon, some enterprising souls took to Craiglist to cash in on it, peddling their success with the mobile game.
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Over the years, certain toys have topped nearly ever kid's list, and in some instances, scarce supplies sent the public into veritable shopping (and scheming) frenzies.
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The wide expanse of steps leading to the building makes this a veritable public space, which major African cities like Accra have lacked for too long.
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In addition, DC, unlike Marvel, has the benefit of having a veritable murderer's row of recognizable female characters, including the likes of Supergirl and Poison Ivy.
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The laser would be powered by solar cells and shepherd a veritable flock of CubeSats, providing the propulsion needed to move and arrange them as required.
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Vogue also turned the V in their name into an endorsement to go Vote next month, making the actress into a veritable Election Day poster girl.
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While the tunes themselves are enough to get you into the festive spirit, the videos that accompany some of your favorite Christmas songs are veritable masterpieces.
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Where I expected a veritable thigh gap convention, I found the exact opposite: Chubby men reading tabloids and plump pensioners in yoga pants dominated the beach.
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Trying to capture and profit off of relevance in a veritable echo chamber of Twitter timelines, blogs, and SoundCloud embeds is a struggle most artists face.
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More than mere corporate cafeterias, these eateries are veritable restaurants with their own specialized cuisine — such as Mexican, Indian, and health food — and their own identities.
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Since then the exchange has published enough discussion and consultation papers to constitute a veritable library on how physical delivery should work for a commodities exchange.
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Which is why the second terrorist attack targeting Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's tomb complex, the leader of Iran's Islamic revolution, was a veritable attack at Iran's core.
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Ultimately, the North Korean strongman will try to shed his buffoonish dictator garb and don the cloak of a veritable global statesman with nukes for keeps.
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This best-selling book helped Rubin launch a veritable happiness empire; she's since published several other self-improvement books and launched a podcast with her sister.
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Trump and his trade team have given us a multitude of rationalizations for tariffs, which, in their minds, have a veritable Swiss Army knife of functions.
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And it came more than two decades after survivors came forward in the 1990s, in Ireland, causing a crisis in a veritable redoubt of modern Catholicism.
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They've managed to turn their real estate and home renovation expertise into a veritable empire, filled with TV shows, books, and even a fledgling music career.
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The profile pages where users could show off their family of pets were fully customizable through basic HTML and CSS, a veritable first lesson in coding.
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Mr. Son, WeWork's largest investor, is betting that the company will grow exponentially in the years to come, making his multibillion-dollar investment a veritable bargain.
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This season also offers a veritable masterclass in film and television trivia to those with a careful eye and a lot of time on their hands.
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In 2011, Penn State Alzheimer's researcher Daniel R. George and Case Western University neurologist Peter J. Whitehouse co-authored a veritable diatribe against brain improvement products.
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Ultimately Francis must rethink everything about making shoes — a veritable existential crisis, but Varon is never heavy-handed or didactic, keeping the narrative at the fore.
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Snaking through the veritable sea of humanity with my brown paper bag filled with "treasure" — er, food — we found an unoccupied bench to sit and eat.
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He survives the endless requests of its guests, some of whom are veritable royalty, and lives to tell us of the most shocking things he learned.
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In this installment, Jo Firestone, the veritable queen of Brooklyn comedy, will take the stage with her ingenious yet nervous girl-next-door brand of humor.
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Lock down your opportunity to exhibit your early-stage startup in front of a veritable who's who in the robotics and AI industries while you can.
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As mentioned previously, Ford is offering a veritable smorgasbord of different versions of this car in an effort to cast as wide a net as possible.
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BILLUND, Denmark — At the heart of this town lies a building that is a veritable temple to the area's most famous creation, the humble Lego brick.
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U.S. Navy Admiral Mike Mullen, then the top U.S. military officer, told Congress in 2011 that the Haqqani network was a "veritable arm" of the ISI.
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The more my date revelled, the more fleeting and lackluster my erections became until I was reduced to a limp observer—a veritable ghost at the feast.
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But as new research shows, these aquatic carnivores have a rare organ that turns their eyes into veritable flashlights—an ability they can switch on when needed.
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In the sense that wi-fi was the wild west of wireless 15 years ago, the Internet of Things is a veritable shitshow in the late 2010s.
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Elon Musk logged on to Twitter this weekend to deliver a veritable sleigh full of gifts to fans of his rocket company, SpaceX, in time for Christmas.
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Diners were regaled by its modernist interior design, and a veritable 'who's who' list of dining patrons feasted on the best culinary innovations of the subsequent eras.
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The fans are hungering for information about the (still very far-off) season 2 of Westworld, which means that any scrap of information is a veritable feast.
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To no one's surprise, Newton Artemis Fido Scamander's London flat is a veritable magical menagerie of creatures who are effectively nannied by a benevolent woman named Bunty.
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National pavilions made their debut appearance in 1907, the first being Belgium, giving rise to a veritable United Nations of art shows in purpose-built exhibition spaces.
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Not to mention, no other company has the full power of Apple's branding machine behind it, which has helped transform the buds into a veritable status symbol.
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Forty-eight miles south of Antelope Wells is the Mexican town of Janos, whose population of 2,738 people makes it a veritable metropolis in comparison to Hachita.
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Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) went from the too-cool-for-school eldest Johnson kid to a veritable weirdo with enough awkward tendencies to merit her own sitcom.
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This is inevitable because social networking is a veritable honey pot, and Facebook virtually owns the space with its triad of social networking, messaging and photo sharing.
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Together with similar rulings in California and Maryland, Judge Furman in New York found a "veritable smorgasbord" of procedural irregularities surrounding the addition of the citizenship question.
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Image: GettyYahoo CEO Marissa Mayer continues to stack up piles of cash, despite her veritable failure to rescue the company from a pile of its own rot.
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While the Nefud Desert is now a veritable sea of sand, it was hospitable when this individual lived - a grasslands teeming with wildlife alongside a freshwater lake.
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He is a veritable sponge when it comes to discovering and learning about music, and that curiosity shines through in the music he makes as Mura Masa.
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Some military intelligence units, such as Unit 8200, are veritable incubators for the country's high-tech industry, spewing out veterans that are bursting to begin start-ups.
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As this weekend sees Awakenings hit Manchester—a veritable Dutch institution heading to the U.K. for only the second time in its history—the idea seemed fitting.
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Bourbon Street alone is a veritable jambalaya of bars, all catering to wildly different demographics, from people who unironically collect Hard Rock Cafe merchandise to absinthe aficionados.
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If you use Google's operating system, or spend a lot of time on Facebook, it's a veritable one-stop shopping when it comes to your browsing habits.
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Unfortunately, much of the legal advice that presidents have received on war powers remains in a veritable lock box in the Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel.
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Assuming moviegoers come with modest expectations, "Second Act" possesses enough smarts -- book, street or otherwise -- to surround its appealing lead with a veritable buffet of narrative options.
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Instead, the globalists have engaged in a veritable race to the bottom for the lowest-wage workers while ignoring the well-being of those they call neighbors.
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I had just read John Rechy's Numbers, a veritable cruising bible, and soon found myself stalking the shadows of Griffith Park, devouring whatever and whomever I found.
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If there's anything stopping us from eating a veritable mountain of cheese at every meal, it's the longstanding, omnipresent idea that cheese is, uh, bad for you.
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In the month of Daniel's death alone, the government uncovered a veritable airlift of art, with $188 million worth of paintings moved from the U.S. to Switzerland.
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But until then, the 920 acre-large landfill—equal in size to 700 football fields—will remain a veritable buffet for hungry eagles unless something is done.
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While my first two experiences giving birth had left me exhausted and fully expecting the sleepless nights that would follow, Cora was born into a veritable village.
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Artists and listeners are fickle, always searching for the next sound, and hip-hop is a veritable graveyard of producers who defined a moment only to wither.
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It is a plan modeled on that veritable workers' paradise, the Nordic countries, and not on brutal, winner-take-all societies like the United States and Britain.
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It was a veritable thoroughfare of yukatas and getas, in an array of colors, on visitors young and old, shuffling, striding and practically skipping through the night.
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The energetically crafted, well-acted movie about characters one would go to considerable extremes to avoid in real life is turning into a veritable indie micro-genre.
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Moreover, at a moment when hyperventilating over the decline of democracy has grown into a veritable intellectual industry, her long-view approach comes across as appealingly sober.
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Mike Mullen, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff, told a Senate committee that the Haqqani network was a "veritable arm" of the Pakistani security service.
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"Moreover, at a moment when hyperventilating over the decline of democracy has grown into a veritable intellectual industry, her long-view approach comes across as appealingly sober."
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The many young players on this team, the veritable keys to whatever the Giants accomplish this year and next year, view Manning as their savior every week.
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"Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes is certainly a popular song to cover, but you don't typically see it covered by a veritable army of people.
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Watch closely enough, and you'll see that throughout her interviews, Instagram videos, and Twitter posts, Cardi B has dropped enough knowledge to become a veritable life coach.
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"By classifying so many cancers as rare diseases afflicting under 200,000 people each, this regulatory setup has unleashed a veritable tidal wave of oncology drugs," she writes.
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Back in January he delivered a veritable history lesson on the origins of grime, along with much of his personal history, in an extensive interview with Sway.
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By comparison, Michael Jordan and his fellow Chicago Bulls starters were a veritable M.A.S.H. unit: they missed a whopping six games over the course of six championships.
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Because as we should all know by now, when you've reached Kim's veritable living legend status, only the most epic of hairdos should adorn your head each day.
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But now, not only is a dry, two-day, multi-hour Congressional grilling session considered meme fodder, it's a veritable treasure trove of repeatable phrases and exploitable images.
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Rather than exposing victims to a bunch of crappy ads, the viral Facebook post baited users into a veritable Choose Your Own Adventure story of malware and scams.
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Even so, Trump said he planned to do smaller events in the future and may even decide on some campaign stops that are veritable pilgrimages for his competitors.
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With the arrival of its retrograde, Saturn's spotlight will feel like a veritable ultralight beam, so we'll be expected to scrutinize our choices around money, reputation, and longevity.
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One thing that's certainly in line with previous Galaxy releases is the veritable deluge of leaks leaving little to the imagination in the lead-up to the event.
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And that means they may be masking a larger problem—the veritable crisis of attention issues in American schools, which many believe stem from a lack of movement.
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Fast forward a few hundred years through the genre, and we've amassed a veritable Lilith's Fair of horror femmes headlined by women like Carrie, Ripley, Regan, and Nancy.
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The series, which is allegedly a horror psycho-thriller, takes place in the titular Castle Rock, Maine, continuing this summer's theme of Fraught Settings As Veritable TV Characters.
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Moreover, Western media turn minor stories — Russian trolls purchasing Facebook ads or US politicians meeting with the Russian ambassador — into veritable James Bond thrillers that ultimately help Russia.
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Elizabeth Gorski is back, and she is offering us a veritable buffet of CAKES, except that these CAKES are stacked, so what you really have are LAYER CAKES.
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Image: NASAIt's a veritable certainty that North America's first people arrived via the Bering Land Bridge, but less certainty exists about how and where they migrated from there.
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But the key change to the landscape happened a hundred years later when it was colonized by grassland vegetation, turning the corridor into a veritable prairie, or steppe.
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Twitter's model of engagement is almost completely binary: you can take a veritable vow of silence with protected tweets or you can speak up and be totally accessible.
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All this amounted to a "veritable smorgasbord of classic, clear-cut" violations of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), a law governing how agencies are to undertake regulatory changes.
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A veritable sea of cockroaches flooded out from the back of the fridge, enough to swarm the soles of our shoes, as did a blast of pungent air.
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They're called "fitspiration" and they have become a veritable cottage industry of social media content, providing an endless stream of abs, glutes, smoothies, acai bowls, and motivational quotes.
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For geologist André Desrochers [that's french for "of the rocks," a suitable name for someone in this line of work], the mine is a veritable cave of treasures.
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Leo's Taco TruckSunset Boulevard at Western Avenue (multiple locations) Leo's Tacos Sunset Boulevard truck keeps the massive trompos (veritable towers of mouthwatering marinated pork) spinning until 224 a.m.
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While a minor incident, the frequency at which Indonesian ships now intercept—and occasionally shoot at—foreign fishing vessels is all part of a veritable war on poachers.
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Clinton's campaign events took her to a veritable United Nations of voters around New York City, where her campaign has left no ethnicity unturned ahead of the primary.
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It's been a veritable guacamole-gate since Monday, when the president of the world's largest avocado distributor told Reuters how a border shutdown might affect his company's product.
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Solange also announced a benefit show in Boston for September, and veritable Houston legend Bun B is planning a similar show that'll be aired on four different networks.
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"Safe-for-work" pieces featured on the homepage sit side-by-side with heavily-sexualized Minecraft fan art, celebrity "vore" porn, and a veritable herd of fascist bronies.
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Chantilly is home to the Great Stables, a veritable equine palace that was used to shoot scenes in the 1985 James Bond film "A View to a Kill".
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The result, which you can hear below, sees him collating a veritable feast of previously unreleased material and exclusives from himself and an assortment of other Russian producers.
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What he received in return was a carton covered with drawings of flames, and inside was a tub of noodles topped with a veritable mound of pepper flakes.
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If you read Aaron Gordon's report from the veritable Disneyland for athletes that is Florida's IMG Academy, you already know how intense an experience attending IMG can be.
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Once in Bogotá, he was handcuffed to waist chains, shackled at the ankles and loaded onto an American government plane with a veritable who's who of paramilitary heavyweights.
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Those who are undecided about what kind of comedy they like best may find guidance at this event, a veritable buffet of different styles of laughter-inducing performance.
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That word, which quickly became a hashtag and perhaps even a lifestyle, was "covfefe," and it spawned a veritable tidal wave of memes, many food-related, many not.
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It is a veritable smorgasbord compared with the strict fare of skating, where every day is spent around the same people with the same singular focus on performance.
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Though Prince and the Revolution achieved veritable success beforehand, it was the 1984 film release of "Purple Rain" — and Prince's coinciding soundtrack — that launched the group into superstardom.
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Poor Gino, for his part, must absorb a veritable aria of punishments, not the least being that conjugal-visit sex is a poor substitute for the outlaw variety.
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The city has cut mental health services, so fewer staff members are visiting people prone to hoarding newspapers, for instance, leaving veritable bonfires piling up behind doors, unseen.
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He was accused of plotting to blow up a Lenin memorial and the headquarters of Putin's United Russia party in Crimea, a veritable checklist of Russian nationalist Shibboleths.
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That system has led to a veritable ocean of cash being held in offshore accounts, because the tax is postponed until the money returns to the United States.
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It's all quite diverting, even if Ryan sometimes seems more interested in describing her characters' clothing than their inner lives (skirt-swishing Venetia is a veritable Carmen Miranda).
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In 2011, then-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mike Mullen called the Haqqani Network a "veritable arm" of Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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The commercial boom can be seen on the street across from the Baitussalam Mosque in the upmarket Defence area, which has turned into a veritable religious shopping strip.
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Officials said they were hopeful that she was OK -- especially if she made it to Washington's Rock Creek Park, a veritable playground for an adventurous feline of her stature.
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Situated on Northwest side of Chicago, the Salgado home looks like all of its neighboring houses from the outside but inside it is a veritable museum of Mexican art.
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The current climate has made navigating every type of social situation in your life a veritable minefield, from Thanksgiving dinner with your extended family to updating your Facebook status.
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Photographer Sara Angelucci is a veritable scholar on the Victorian period— a quick glimpse at her latest photo series Aviary confirms her immersion immersed in the long-dead culture.
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Sessions has railed against nationwide injunctions over the past year, lambasting judges as veritable lawbreakers for supposedly overstepping their authority with rulings that hamstring policies from coast to coast.
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The Mets themselves are guilty of this; last deadline, they traded veritable minor league pitchers Robert Whalen and Jon Gant for veteran bench hands Kelly Johnson and Juan Uribe.
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Things were, admittedly, a bit trickier at TC's New York headquarters, where the corporate Wi-Fi structure of our Verizon overlords is a veritable rat king of wireless signals.
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A true TGIT-worthy series is a veritable feast of jaw-dropping twists and set pieces that veer towards the unbelievable without falling off the "no that's impossible" cliff.
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This CES is bound to see a veritable deluge of smart speakers from third parties, offering up features like portability that users don't really get with first-party hardware.
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Truly, Westminster City Council is holding back a veritable tsunami of terror, identity theft, and drug abuse by keeping this toxically dangerous data away from our collective prying eyes.
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The world's obsession with Korean beauty and skincare has reached an all-time high in 2017, but it was a veritable secret to most beauty lovers back in 2012.
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The document identifies the companies that Phi Energy worked with: Shell, Noble Group, Eni, Esso, BP, Statoil, Tamoil, Total and Saras—a veritable who's who of international oil majors.
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Clocking in at a whopping $1.6 billion, players have a chance of bringing home a lump sum of $905 million (or a veritable lifetime of ever-increasing annual payments).
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And because the average human's mouth is a veritable cesspool of germs, the Platinum Sonic comes with a UV sanitizing charging base that cleans the bristles while it charges.
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BTS, the veritable K-pop kings of the moment, made their U.S. television debut at the awards show, also marking the band's second appearance at an American awards ceremony.
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So with the race still very much on, a veritable star-system of investors have lined up behind the a entrant into the space, in the shape of Tide.
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Scrub past the recap and the credits, and stop at the opening montage, which situates this second season as the necessary follow-up to a veritable pop culture phenomenon.
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The strongest storm to descend upon Southern California in years hit Los Angeles this weekend, and along with it came a veritable cavalcade of celebrity reactions on social media.
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In his new video for "Flexxin," premiering right here on MUNCHIES, Meyhem enjoys a veritable seafood feast, white tablecloth and all, while in motion on the Big Apple's underground.
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In his most recent film, Elle, the Dutch auteur grounds his film in Paris, where a veritable businesswoman (Isabelle Huppert) finds herself hunting down the man who raped her.
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Ever since, Yiannopoulos — or "Nero," as he is nicknamed on Twitter — has essentially played commander to a veritable army of mostly male extremists hailing from Reddit, 4chan, and Twitter.
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This explainer video, for instance, is chock full of otherworldly imagery, including an animation of the magnetosphere taking a veritable pelting from the solar wind, starting at 49 seconds.
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Homer Simpson, the famed beer and doughnut lover, is just about as close as a person can get—albeit a fictitious one—to being the veritable embodiment of gluttony.
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In 2020, Iowans have the power to make or break the presidential ambitions for a veritable clown-car of candidates and in this first episode, VICE News investigates why?
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Primary races and elections over the past year have been a veritable call to action, with people from diverse ethnicities, races, ages, and gender-identities winning in record numbers.
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It is difficult to overstate the economic trauma Europe has suffered in recent years — veritable depressions in Greece and Spain, alarming levels of unemployment across much of the continent.
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Since its beginning in 49, Gawker has been a veritable schadenfreude machine, taking delight in deflating the egos of New York's cultural elite, among other, perhaps less worthy, targets.
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When Allen passed last October, he left behind a sizeable collection of vehicles that included two superyachts and a veritable air force worth of jets, helicopters, and specialized planes.
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Celebrity chefs are household names, the food documentary is a veritable genre on Netflix, and Instagram is the mantelpiece where we place our careful portraits of home chef cosplay.
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A veritable roasting at Washington's annual "nerd prom," the White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner, in 2011 may have hastened — or even catalyzed — his bid for the Oval Office.
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Other AIs are more simple, recognizing and enhancing a portion of an image (and then doing it over and over again until it becomes a veritable work of art).
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On October 2-4, more than 10,000 tech founders, investors, developers, engineers and startup fans from around the world will converge and create a veritable breeding ground of opportunity.
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But that hasn't stopped "Blue Lives Matter," which apparently began as a hashtag in response to the popularity of #BlackLivesMatter, from swelling into a veritable cause of its own.
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Neo Yokio's veritable charcuterie of celebrity cameos mixed with increasingly surprising plots and striking animation style are the perfect storm for a culture vulture looking for a refined high.
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Now, we're premiering his latest track "Insomnia Freestyle," released by the new hip-hop app Brapp TV. Watch below, and start considering Renfrewshire as a veritable rap hot spot.
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They terrify, instruct and enchant — sometimes all in the same book (Carmen Maria Machado's short story collection, "Her Body and Other Parties," features a veritable taxonomy of the type).
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President Trump, the first president to rely on social media as a primary means of communicating with the public, has elevated early-morning tweeting to a veritable art form.
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A tidy shelf of neckties at Trump's retail store on Fifth Avenue, which sells an assortment of Trump-branded souvenirs and grandfatherly outerwear, contained a veritable, if indirect, clue.
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A modern-day peasants' and workers' revolt against a president increasingly disdained for his regal remove turned the country's richest boulevards and most prominent landmarks into veritable war zones.
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In 2004, the 550-pound crystal Swarovski star replaced a fiberglass one that had been decorated with gold leaf, leading the star to become a veritable piece of art.
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" In a basement "dripping with water from the cold outside," he saw "shelves [filled with] clay crowns and vessels, a veritable Aladdin's cave of treasures from a mystical world.
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It is part of a much larger trend, with countries over the past few years proposing or putting in place a veritable alphabet soup of new international tax provisions.
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While this often means a veritable bees' nest of flutters and buzzes and pings on your wrist, it provides the benefit of not always having to check your phone.
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Luckily, the doctor was able to scoop out the egg before it hatched and spilled a veritable army of tiny roaches scurrying into his brain, but enough was enough.
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Graham's unshakable grit and hard-won success would not be easy to emulate, her wardrobe in the film, a veritable tribute to 1970s office wear, is easier to mine.
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Within just the first 24 hours following this event which did, indeed, take place, a veritable storm of commentary, speculation, denial and critique was already swirling around the mediasphere.
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Neither was quite sure it was date or not, A-Rod was a veritable chatty Kathy, and he won Jennifer Lopez over with a text a teenager would send.
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In the organization's digital content, the caliphate is depicted as a veritable Eden, a place where placid lakes literally teem with fish and the well-fed children are always smiling.
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As incredible as CRISPR is, it also has some pretty sizable flaws to overcome before it can live up to its hype as a veritable cure-all for human disease.
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Photo: dapd, Joerg Koch (AP)Facebook already has a veritable treasure trove of data on anyone who uses the site, including stuff users do on the web outside of it.
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Searching for male friends, though, requires typing in the entire phrase "photos of my male friends" and then hitting return before serving up a veritable Whitman's Sampler of weird photos.
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For wildlife, the result was a veritable paradise—a fortuitous comparison, for, if the latest research is correct, it is to here that everyone alive today can trace their ancestry.
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Riverdale is a veritable rainbow coalition, with a Latinx mob family, a trio of Black pop stars, and an Asian-American heartthrob in Reggie Mantle (real-life model Charles Melton).
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Using the Bloomberg executives' inside information, the conspirators arranged for more than $240 million in contracts — a veritable monopoly on electrical work at Bloomberg properties — to be awarded to Litespeed.
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CES is the biggest tech trade show of the year — a veritable debutante ball for electronics brands, and whatever they're rolling out to the public (and the press) that year.
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A veritable who's-who of Hollywood and beyond joined together on Tuesday to raise millions in relief funds for victims of the deadly and devastating recent hurricanes, Harvey and Irma.
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After closing its doors on the 15th, the iconic computer retailer is selling off some of its most prized possessions, including a veritable computer history museum of largely Mac computers.
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During the supposed "off" periods, Ronnie would go swimming in a veritable pool of Ron-Ron Juice, drunkenly hit the club, make out with women, and sometimes get their numbers.
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It's difficult to believe that anybody with four major championships since 2011, not to mention the career Grand Slam three-quarters secured, could characterize himself as a veritable supporting actor.
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But the world of bitcoin and other nascent cryptocurrencies is a veritable minefield, and one which you genuinely need to understand before you have any hope of striking it rich.
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Every cancer survivor should have access to a veritable army of support that includes oncologists, primary care providers as well as supportive care experts including survivorship and palliative care providers.
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In the years since, he's proven himself a capable shapeshifter, releasing a veritable torrent of acclaimed and strange releases across taste-making experimental labels like Orange Milk and Palto Flats.
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Haqqani militants, once termed by a U.S. general a veritable arm of Pakistan's top spy agency, the Inter Service Intelligence (ISI), operate on both sides of the long porous border.
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However, it has become a veritable Godzilla of late, targeting not just proven criminals but individuals who have never been convicted of a crime, let alone even charged with one.
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After using the democratic process to repudiate and vanquish the elite of the Republican Party, he defeated Hillary Clinton, a veritable exemplar of the liberal intellectual class despised by Kristol.
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They pull up in a veritable fleet of boats, and leading the pack is the biggest one with Bill and Harry going full Titanic at the tip of the bow.
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Clinton's campaign events took her to a veritable United Nations of voters around New York City, where her campaign has left hardly any ethnic group unturned ahead of the primary.
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And while Kohli, a veritable demigod in India, is a clear winner, no other current cricketer has the X-factor to compete with Sindhu in star power, industry insiders said.
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Read more: The 11-year-old girl divorcing her 38-year-old husband What began as just an Instagram story grew into a veritable movement that has captured worldwide attention.
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But that can't explain the veritable anti-buzz that surrounds a de Blasio run, while everyone else gets at least a turn in the warm glow of the national spotlight.
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Her father is a partner in Veritable, an investment consulting firm in Newtown Square, Pa., and is the treasurer of the National Recreation Foundation, which supports projects for disadvantaged children.
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Miami avoided a direct hit, but there was still considerable flooding throughout downtown and other neighborhoods, with feet-high storm surge turning parts of the city into a veritable river.
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It consisted of two lads, off their veritable bonces, parodying the band's sound (actually kind of perfectly?) as one of them ate the shit out of a dry rice cake.
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Thankfully, a veritable group of little rascals during the Penn State vs Indiana game are here to remind you of just how epic it feels to retrieve a lost ball.
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But few players as physical as Z-Bo have ever had as soft a shooting touch up to 18 feet, and his footwork in isolation situations are veritable dancing lessons.
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His promotions and stable of fighters are a veritable who's who of Muay Thai—including Buakaw Banchamek, arguably the best pound for pound nak muay (Thai boxer) in the biz.
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The resulting installation, a banquet table of abstract yet delicious-looking sculptures, is a veritable feast for the senses, while surrounding screens stream tasty and candid interviews with each subject.
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True to its name, the beats were decidedly fat—it was a veritable arms race to see who could come up with the chunkiest, most bombastic beats, builds, and drops.
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Until July 31, 1970, bracingly strong overproof rum was a vital part of the fabric of the British Navy—rationed, used as a currency, and a veritable way of life.
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It was a veritable breakthrough for an academy that has for years resisted the adaptation, which is already practiced widely in France, with or without the sanction of the immortals.
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And thoughtful coverage can illuminate the immense differences between, for example, Mr. Biden's occasionally cringe-worthy physicality and Mr. Trump's contempt-filled view of women as veritable pieces of meat.
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Google has a veritable hardware ecosystem up and running with its ever-expanding line of Nest smart speakers, routers, Pixel phones, not to mention its new Stadia game-streaming service.
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Cyberbullying is a particular concern, and it's a veritable epidemic; 42 percent of children say they've been bullied online, according to i-Safe, and 35 percent have been actively threatened.
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The phytoplankton living at the top, sunlit ocean layer were suddenly gifted a veritable Jacobean Banquet of nutrients, resulting in a feeding frenzy that led to the algae's dramatic growth.
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If you use Safari often, it&aposs likely that right now you have a veritable rat&aposs nest of a dozen or more tabs open in your iPad&aposs browser.
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Skyryse is building a veritable Autopilot of the skies, with the goal to take passengers along for a autonomous helicopter ride up and above the traffic crawling below on land.
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But he wrote a highly influential book about the Lushan meeting, "The Veritable Records of the Lushan Conference," which countered the party's story that the famine was not Mao's responsibility.
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Those who have come forward to report harassment and assault by Weinstein have long said the misconduct didn't happen in a vacuum but was facilitated by veritable armies of enablers.
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It's felt like some time since the spotlight trained on him focused on music at all, really, so his feature on CyHi the Prynce's "Dat Side" is a veritable treat.
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Highlighted by the swansong of hometown hero and veritable MMA legend Urijah Faber, the card also featured appearances from some of MMA's hottest prospects—several of whom came up short.
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But fans of serious high-end gear recognize the British Isles—home to the likes of Bowers & Wilkins, RHA, Rega, Spendor, Linn, and Naim Audio—as a veritable land o' plenty.
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So go ahead and bookmark the Foodle for next year, when you can serve your hungry guests a veritable smorgasbord of zucchini bread (Utah), vegetable soup (Kentucky), and hashbrown casserole (Tennessee).
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In 2017—or as digital media would call it, The Year of the Pivot to Video—MUNCHIES really offered a veritable buffet of shows and videos to feast your eyes on.
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After a veritable festival of mudslinging, the only sunny moment came in the final moments when an audience member asked the candidates to name one thing they respected about the other.
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But in something of a twist, his predecessor as mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, has reached double digits in recent national polls with a veritable tsunami of spending from his personal fortune.
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With its 99 categories and about 26,000 possible permutations, the Harmonized System is the key to a veritable ocean of data; at bitforms, Zurkow has deployed it in two distinct ways.
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The stark contrast between peak drought conditions of 25 and the relative normalcy of 22014 means that marinas that were veritable deserts just a few seasons ago are now lush lakefronts.
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Ultimately, a deal was arranged that basically swapped access for Harleys into India with that of mangoes into the US. Savani's shipment arrived in New York to a veritable media frenzy.
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Seated at a veritable command station of computer screens, James Hinton gestures to a nearby wall where four white erase boards are hung, each canvas sparsely annotated with notes and assignments.
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These protesters argue that large swaths of land under federal control represent an overreach that fuels conspiratorial theories of government control over individual liberties, confiscation of guns and veritable marshal law.
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And despite a veritable tsunami of press coverage on the practice—in addition to a tech worker boycott and an investigation from San Francisco's Office of Labor Standards Enforcement—it continues.
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There were similarities in the way the coverage was racialized, footage of people ransacking goods while there's a whole host of social problems and they're living in a veritable police state.
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Members from New York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Delaware, and San Francisco — a veritable who's who of the coastal elite — conveying a message meant to appeal, in large part, to rural voters.
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And while that may seem extreme, it makes more sense when you consider that these women are veritable prisoners for weeks on end (prisoners in a luxe Malibu mansion, but still).
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In a world perpetually rent by war, famine, and golems of outright hatred, Dolly Parton is a shining beacon of glitter, grit, and pure love—a veritable rainbow in the dark.
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That culture transformed passive watchers of television into a veritable army that wields textual analysis and imagination like weapons of war, and that army won't go away after the credits roll.
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When one sociologist calculated planes' GINI coefficient, a statistical tool for measuring the distribution of income, she found that they are a veritable socialist utopia compared with America as a whole.
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The President's directive on military dependents underscores the extent to which he was prepared to go to the brink of war with North Korea before a veritable diplomatic opening presented itself.
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This was surely the case in AT&T-Time Warner, with both parties claiming they were in the midst of a veritable explosion of new innovative video content and advertising offerings.
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The headliners—a veritable who's who of mine and my dad's iTunes' combined are Green Day, Justin Bieber, Kings of Leon, Phil Collins, The Killers, and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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But alas: no toenail hematomas in flip-flops, no song lyrics written on Chuck Taylors, and no veritable library of "natural cures" books (all personal effects of my previous guitar teachers).
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Because it was far easier to fake a watch in plain metal than in a gold, Canal Street in New York became a veritable wholesale market for fake Presidents and Daytonas.
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But if all an up-and-coming artist can hope for is a foot in the door, his first single and subsequent output are a veritable battering-ram through said door.
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My insurance claim for the surgery, a veritable thesis of paperwork, including proof of my name change, hormone therapy, and official letters of support from a counselor and endocrinologist, was denied.
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Lambros, who is 36, said he was inspired by the fact that his generation grew up going to multiplexes, having no clue that people used to watch movies in veritable palaces.
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The conceit suits this veritable abattoir of a play in which children exist to be done away with: Why shouldn't these "weird sisters" function as an eerie reminder of that fact?
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Mr. Padberg's apartment had been a fixture of Mr. Meyer's experience in New York for decades; now it was a veritable oasis; a comforting time capsule in an Uber-filled city.
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When asked on Wednesday what he would like to see passed in the coming legislative session, the governor laid out a veritable Christmas list of progressive baubles, including codifying Roe v.
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As usual, the curatorial vision of Wasserman gallery director Alison Wong, along with the Butter Projects curatorial series that features Laurents's work, presents a veritable wonderland of technique, character, and consumption.
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So many of them, in fact, that he frequently interrupts the telling of one to begin another, making even a few hours with him a veritable matryoshka doll of Charlie stories.
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The album's lead single, "Two Weeks," is a veritable feast of everything that has made her an indie-pop icon: spectral falsetto, throbbing industrial beats, otherworldly magnetism, and taunting sexual power.
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Here he convenes a different band, featuring a veritable all-star cast of comrades, for a rare weekend run at the Jazz Gallery, a venue he helped start in the 2319s.
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With seating for up to 19 passengers and customization of up to four living areas, the G650ER is a veritable apartment in the sky with capabilities matched by very few aircraft.
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The next highest spot in the UFC heavyweight rankings is occupied by French prospect Francis Ngannou, a veritable highlight generator who is, at a glance, an interesting option for Dos Santos.
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There has been a veritable explosion in the use of initial coin offerings (abbreviated ICO, sometimes also referred to as a token generating event or TGE, or a WTFLOL) to fund startups.
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Weinstein was fired from his own company on October 8, and, perhaps emboldened by the quick comeuppance, a veritable deluge of women has emerged to share horrifying stories about the disgraced mogul.
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But probably half the audience simply ignored the command or kept their hands in their laps, turning what should have been a veritable galaxy of lights into a scattering of little glimmers.
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This was also a practical choice—unlike the fictional Rose family, neither I nor my family have ever had McQueen money, so I built an uncommon wardrobe on a veritable commoner's budget.
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There's no getting around the fact that the case adds considerable thickness and weight to the phone — even the smaller iPhone XS turns into a veritable chunk when the case is on.
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The house;s newest offering was no exception — and the fact that it has already produced a veritable It item is just the icing on the cake of a stand-out collection.
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But start adding several tons of flying metal and jet fuel, and a giant rig with a heavy thing strapped to it to the equation, and it becomes a veritable death trap.
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That and skillful diplomacy at the United Nations have resulted in a substantial escalation of sanctions on North Korea which, if implemented properly, will apply veritable economic pressure on the Kim regime.
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The availability of movies and TV shows on streaming services is a veritable merry-go-round these days, with so many titles coming and going that it's hard to keep things straight.
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Adding to the excitement is the star's status as a veritable "solar twin" to our own Sun, differing in mass by only one percent, and "almost identical" in metallicity, according to Gilster.
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For wildlife, the result was a veritable paradise—and also for people, for, if the latest research is correct in its claims, an intriguing episode in humanity's origins was played out there.
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A genial host, Kalugin gives a guided tour of his sprawling library spread over three rooms and reveals himself to be a man of history, a veritable Zelig of the Cold War.
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A veritable wonderland of all things outdoors from camping stoves to stand-up paddleboards and sleeping bags, it's our go-to for a one-stop shop before setting out into the wilds.
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No one is necessarily safe from encountering it, not senators or diplomats or even the most powerful person on the planet seemingly secure in a veritable fortress surrounded by Secret Service agents.
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But whatever shred of plausibility it had was dealt a death blow on Tuesday when President Donald Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of a veritable who's who of corrupt public figures.
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Arguably, this huge wave of tweets, this veritable tsunami of words pouring out of the president, is one more manifestation of a mind in disarray, a mind in a state of deterioration.
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For a few hours, it will be a veritable black American holiday, a kind of revival in the middle of Black History Month and the second year of the Donald Trump era.
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President George H.W. Bush&aposs 1991 intervention in Kuwait to drive out Iraqi forces would provide the template for that new strategy, while seeming to presage a veritable new way of war.
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Like a lot of evangelical books, The Case for Christ has been expanded into a veritable library of study guides, lecture series, specialized bibles, and student and children's versions of the book.
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The shadow cast to her right — the direction of her gaze — looms at least twice her size, the musculature of her thighs and calves exaggerated, her breast a veritable dagger impaling the light.
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Advocates of the all-black-everything approach to dressing may be hard-pressed to find an outfit that suits them in this veritable explosion of color and neon pattern, but that's their loss.
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There has been a veritable explosion of connected devices that people are using these days to interact with apps and the internet, from smartphones and computers, to cars, watches, home speakers and refrigerators.
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But a theatrical release is no guarantee of that: even at the Cannes Film Festival, a veritable temple to cinema, the projection was improperly matted and had to be restarted after 10 minutes.
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It narrows in on Steve Bannon, the veritable architect and propagainst-in-chief of US President Donald Trump's successful campaign in 2016, who prior to that served as executive chairman of Breitbart News.
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Drag's transformation from an eccentric slice of queer entertainment into a veritable global industry is exactly what Ru would have wanted—after all, his career has been nothing if not an impressive hustle.
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Rather, the rest of the cast was a veritable matriarchy, filled with the flawless Phylicia Rashad and Lisa Bonet, along with the likes of consistent Cosby defender and single mom Keshia Knight Pulliam.
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Those with an interest in European football will be familiar with the Jupiler League, Holland's second flight, but not all will know it's a veritable goal fest, averaging almost 3.5 goals per game.
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The house specialty here is stuffed deep dish, a style they claim to have invented, which consists of two separate layers of dough surrounding a veritable oil well of piping hot liquid mozzarella.
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Thousands of attendees stream through the Alley, including tech journalists from hundreds of media outlets, investors searching for the next big thing, developers and entrepreneurs — a veritable who's who of the startup world.
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Whether it's Khloe's smash hit denim line, Kim's video game, or Kylie's best-selling cosmetics line, whether you love them or hate them, you have to admit these sisters are veritable business tycoons.
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HOUSTON/CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Pipeline bottlenecks have vexed North American oil producers this year, but for companies making a little-known additive called drag-reducing agent (DRA), they have provided a veritable windfall.
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It's a style of TV making that has never been fully replicated, a veritable big bang of ideas that then turned into the constellations and galaxies we see on TV and online today.
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A veritable Amazon, Hattie weighed 225 pounds, stood five feet, seven and a half inches tall, and was described as "a good-looking brunette" who "does not look tough" by the Police Gazette.
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And just a few weeks ago, a veritable mob of teens and their parents went after a high school student in what a local sheriff called a blatant attempt to achieve viral infamy.
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Even setting aside the urgent need to monitor global effects of human activity on our environment, our planet provides a veritable Rosetta Stone for identifying and deciphering patterns on countless other alien worlds.
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In Saint-Saëns's "Samson et Dalila," which returned to the Met on Wednesday for five performances after opening the season with a different cast in September, Ms. Rachvelishvili begins with a veritable whisper.
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It can be hard to get a pay increase when leaving New York, which, if I may draw on the cliché of fish and pond, is a veritable ocean of capital and talent.
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The crimes of Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, above, were a "veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct," according to the New York judge who sentenced Mr. Cohen to three years in prison.
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Extraordinarily high population densities, prolonged heightened stress levels, poor sanitation, and unnatural diets create a veritable speed-dating event for viruses to rendezvous with a weakened human host and transcend the species barrier.
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At different points, Assing referred to Anna as a "veritable beast" who kept her from her beloved Frederick, and as the "border state" that prevented her from advancing toward her heart's true goal.
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There are lots of cameras on us; reactionary-content-grifters getting in faces with their phones, trying to provoke a reaction, and a veritable swarm of cops, some in full anti-terror gear.
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The bottom line: Compared with the $14.7 million that was spent on a sophomoric painting by the American artist KAWS early this year, $12.2 million for the Banksy looks like a veritable bargain.
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If the property were bought by a developer and this historic home were torn down, as is happening frequently in the hot Los Angeles real estate market, it would be a veritable crime.
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BARUTA, Russia — With its winding dirt lanes framed by lilacs, quaint wooden houses and graceful onion-domed church, the tiny farming hamlet of Baruta was once a veritable postcard of Russian bucolic bliss.
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Story at a glance It's not hard to find photos from the inaugural Women's March of 2017, a veritable sea of pink hats and people holding up signs clad with clever political puns.
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These include Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, a veritable lava factory near plenty of people, and Anak Krakatau in Indonesia, which has shown how volcanoes growing out of the sea can trigger deadly mega-tsunamis.
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It's a dirty job, but someone has to jump-start serious reconsideration of that dark, amorphous phenomenon known as American painting in the 1980s — a veritable pit of macho swagger, nostalgia and money.
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After suffering through a veritable dearth of apples while attending college in California, Mullan moved to New York City in 2014, where they abounded at farmers' markets from late August to mid-November.
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One need only enter the search terms "fast food fight" in YouTube to find a veritable geyser of fast-food-fueled violence, with videos that range from the absurd to the downright disturbing.
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He's got a $14 million bounty on his head, trying to run (or gallop, given the whole horse situation) out of New York City before a veritable army of assassins brings him down.
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The audience of the "Hello" singer's concert at the Wiltern theater in Los Angeles was a veritable who's who of Hollywood, but Adele was more interested in connecting with the rest of the concertgoers.
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While post giving birth to Saint the mobile mogul was living in a veritable Groundhog's Day of black spandex, braids, and furs, she's gone for a slightly lighter variation of the look for fall.
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In their new study, Dr. Chang and his colleagues discovered that HOTAIR is present not just in humans and mice, but in 43 species of vertebrates, a veritable menagerie including armadillos, alligators and zebrafish.
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The young Bay Area accelerator NFX Guild hosted its third "demo day" yesterday at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, and the attendees were a veritable who's who of venture and angel investing.
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The Niantic-developed app was a veritable phenomenon, a perfect fusion of Nintendo charm and mobile technology, utilizing geolocation and camera-based AR technologies in a way that simply couldn't exist on other platforms.
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The image presents Trump as a failed fat beauty queen, teary-eyed in heels and a swimsuit; it is already the veritable 'talk of the town' because it is calling attention to his hypocrisy.
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America's top consumer watchdog will face questions from congressional lawmakers this week concerning a veritable laundry list of privacy-related incidents, including many that will be centered around Facebook's own protracted series of failures.
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"This is a veritable disaster for the party that has controlled the country's industrial heartland for almost half a century," Carsten Nickel, deputy director of research at Teneo Intelligence said in a research note.
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The key takeaways from Tuesday's East Coast primaries: Mr. Trump's past six victories have been veritable blowouts in which he has routinely collected a convincing majority of the vote despite a three-candidate field.
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The shop itself is a veritable museum of vintage clothing from the 1890s to the 84323s, and the store has an adjoining appointment-only library that can only be accessed by fashion-world VIPs.
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Over the past couple decades, Elizabeth Banks has transformed from charming comedic actress — starring in titles like Wet Hot American Summer (2001) and The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2007) — to a veritable triple-threat.
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Eric Copeland, meanwhile, was rattling off a veritable torrent of solo releases under his own name, edging endearingly and awkwardly toward the dancefloor with winning compositions for DFA, L.I.E.S., and Animal Collective's Paw Tracks.
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Our man on the ground, Tom Finlay, estimates "there's at least 300 people on the lawn outside the Great Hall," and they're all there to witness the veritable hit parade that is Nollsey's setlist.
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Hopefully the renditions imbue the Ushant spirit with the interpreter's own ecological surroundings, in turn creating a veritable network of connectedness that spans the globe and helps awaken us to our connection with nature.
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By bringing together a veritable roster of artists hailing from spaces that have experienced war and trauma, the show proves that art can serve as an important lens through which to consider current issues.
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We'll admit that "Brie-oncé," the sculpture of Beyoncé made of cheddar, was technically impressive, but it seems like just the first slice of what could be a veritable platter of art historical cheeses.
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Pizzagate propagator Mike Cernovich is among the cast of characters — a veritable who's who of far-right personalities — that is scheduled to partake in Ward's upcoming "Road to Victory" campaign tour later this week.
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From there, four- and five-piece rock bands cropped up everywhere; a veritable Whack-A-Mole of sound and presence like Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Von Bondies, Franz Ferdinand, and so many more.
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To show how busting up big businesses into smaller parts was once a veritable American tradition, he charts how antitrust law emerged in response to the grotesque inequality of the 19th-century Gilded Age.
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There's a lot to follow and a great deal to look at, including an atmospherically embellished past that turns the movie into a veritable wayback machine of amusing and amusingly unfortunate colors and choices.
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Montenegro may be close to joining NATO, but it is often viewed as a veritable colony of Russian oligarchs and crime groups, where by some accounts Russia tried to stage a coup last year.
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To suppress the dissent, Le Duan and his allies throughout 282 imposed a veritable police state, whipping up a paranoid frenzy about alleged spies to purge those who threatened their plans — and their power.
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"I've received a veritable flood of emails from several members of the IUCN and many organizations with acknowledgements," he wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News last year after the report was finally published.
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Veritable Vegetable, an organic produce distributor in San Francisco with about 130 workers, was part of that early wave, and has included socially responsible mutual funds since starting its 401(k) plan in 0.123.
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"Part of the issue is a reluctance to upset the apple cart," said Timothy Yee, a specialist in E.S.G. investing and co-founder of Green Retirement, which advises 401(k) plans, including Veritable Vegetable's.
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Veritable Vegetable, an organic produce distributor in San Francisco with about 130 workers, was part of that early wave, and has included socially responsible mutual funds since starting its 401(k) plan in 0.123.
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"Part of the issue is a reluctance to upset the apple cart," said Timothy Yee, a specialist in E.S.G. investing and co-founder of Green Retirement, which advises 401(k) plans, including Veritable Vegetable's.
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It was a veritable temple devoted to the past two or three centuries of first-rate, secondhand and antiquarian books: the Brontë sisters, the Mitford sisters, George Eliot, James Joyce, James Jones, Henry James.
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The former astronaut, gun control activist and husband of Gabrielle Giffords has established a veritable cash gusher in Arizona, raising nearly $14 million this year, including $5.6 million in the last three months alone.
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In High School Musical, it's Troy who has to make this harrowing choice, and thanks to Zac Efron being one of the world's hammiest actors, High School Musical becomes a veritable Hamlet of indecision.
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Formerly abandoned buildings and industrial factories suddenly pulsed with the bass of electronic music and welcomed some of the world's most renowned DJs at the start of their careers, sparking a veritable cultural movement.
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Two walls of the room were dedicated to racks of synthesizers — row after row of buttons and knobs and unwieldy wiring, a veritable museum of advanced technology spanning decades and costing thousands of dollars.
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Two walls of the room were dedicated to racks of synthesizers — row after row of buttons and knobs and unwieldy wiring, a veritable museum of advanced technology spanning decades and costing thousands of dollars.
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These reports, along with a veritable tsunami of other interim papers, have detailed the failures of these reconstruction programs, along with the egregious waste of taxpayer money and the deadly cost of the war.
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And likeminded folk may find some small solace in knowing that the Hilton Midtown is surrounded by a veritable who's-who's of Trump's countless culinary enemies, thus enabling our political-feud-by-food fantasies.
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Such as the town of Rotorua, where your Lord of the Rings tour might start: "Whilst New Zealand is a veritable smorgasbord of shit towns, only one literally smells like it," reads the Facebook post.
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Back in February, NASA proved that Curiosity could lower the drill onto a rock and spin the drill bit, but it hadn't tried the necessary percussive motion, which turns the drill into a veritable jackhammer.
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Biden's rivals, meanwhile, have a veritable treasure chest of Senate votes Biden cast over three decades, as well as Obama administration trade policies, with which to draw contrasts between themselves and the former vice president.
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Jablon, by contrast, poises color and texture against language and reference in order to engender a veritable ding-an-sich, a textured and textual surface addressing itself to everyone indifferently and no one in particular.
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The few days that have unfolded since then have played out in slow motion -- lots of sitting around, the constant chatter of police scanners, and a veritable obsession with Twitter for updates from the field.
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Instead, the movie has substituted a half-baked revenge plot for their leader, Sam Chisolm (Washington), who goes about assembling the team and girding for battle against not just 40 bandits, but a veritable army.
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There's a veritable tonne of fintech startups and solutions aimed at digitizing payments already and Singapore, the hub for venture capital and a global financial market, has tended to be a first stop for most.
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The results of this work, published this week in the science journal Palaeontologia Electronica, shows an incredible diversity of animals from the region's past—a veritable "Texas Serengeti," as described by an associated press release.
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In keeping with his precedent-crushing presidency, this road trip is a veritable extravaganza designed to cram as much pageantry, showmanship, big stage photo-ops and perhaps some serious business into a jam-packed itinerary.
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As the veritable guardians of the protected geographical indication (PGI) of Bayonne ham, they have weighed, probed (with a little boxwood stick), and sniffed dozens of hams since 9 AM this morning, as per tradition.
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In recent years women of color have become increasingly high value targets for trolls on Twitter, with Leslie Jones leaving briefly after harassment and private images were hurled at her in a veritable digital stoning.
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They are her absolute favorite things and have turned the simple act of walking to the bathroom into a veritable Five Nights at Freddy's, full of jump scares and unprecedented use of the word fuck.
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But it was also a celebration of some of the best films and filmmakers working in global cinema today — and for those who were lucky enough to see the offerings, it was a veritable feast.
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In the hands of one of these SoundCloud kids, the mantra-like chorus I'm tryna get as high as I can would likely sound aspirational, a veritable turn up anthem destined for the Hot 100.
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The app, aside from being a great way to transform yourself into a cartoon dog, is a veritable prank playground — and after you pull off the perfect Snapchat prank, the evidence will be gone forever.
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I grew up not too far from the town of Bridgeview—an area with a large Arab population in the Chicagoland suburbs—that became a veritable war zone after 9/11, when I was eight.
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For a man who's used to playing his club football amongst a veritable constellation of international stars, it must feel a tad frustrating to end up relying on Seb Larsson and Kim Källström for service.
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A veritable genre emerged in the wake of Trump's victory—the Trump Country Safari—in which journalists parachuted into the Rust Belt and Appalachia to try to explain Trump voters to the rest of America.
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The new embassy is a veritable fortress set back at least 100 feet (30 meters) from surrounding buildings - mostly newly-erected high-rise residential blocks - and incorporating living quarters for U.S. Marines permanently stationed inside.
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It's already been established that Kylie Jenner is a veritable beauty guru: Her inaugural Lip Kit collection sold out in minutes, and we anticipate her brand-new batch of Valentine's Day colors will follow suit.
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From the late '90s through at least the early-aughts, Disney Channel was a veritable hotbed of TV movies so eccentric that you wonder which ideas didn't make it to production — if any at all.
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And my former dorm, once home to some 653 pale-faced British girls, with a few Americans tossed in, was now home to a veritable United Nations of accents, skin tones and nationalities, and coed.
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ISIS followers launched a veritable blitz of slick posters featuring chilling images of terrorists beheading such famous soccer players as Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi and carrying out sniper and bombing attacks on packed stadiums.
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The NBA offseason, before it's even started, is a veritable variety show of entropy, on par with and perhaps (OK, very likely) surpassing the entertainment value of the first three rounds of this year's playoffs.
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By offering Amazon Channels, it's giving the company — a veritable vacuum and conjurer when it comes to big data — a direct line to being able to observe what it is that people like to watch.
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Logistically, making MANANA happen had presented a veritable Rubik's cube of challenges, including months of meetings with the Cuban culture board, hashing out how the event would benefit local musicians and the city's historic scene.
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Now, the woman, left feeling salty because she didn't get a veritable mountain of extra crispy, is suing KFC for false advertising and is seeking a cool $20 million in damages to make things right.
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Threesomes and foursomes are as common as missionary positions and cuddling in his feed, and the materials and styles are as diverse as the veritable Kama Sutra of sexual positions that spring from his mind.
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Then comes the bridge, with a different backup singer delivering each line and Karen herself taking the fourth and eighth, a veritable panoply of sincere, caring, all-American voices, clad in Christmas sweaters, cheeks aglow.
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I told myself that I was going to have to master some formulas in order to understand the science of this veritable sensei, and to capture the wisdom of a Mister Miyagi of bean curds.
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One is the majestic "Self-Portrait I" of 7083-38, in which the artist's visage emerges from a panoply of pale grays and pastel-tinted whites and a veritable universe of vegetal husks and spores.
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But the farm reawakens, blossoming into a veritable Eden of diversity as cover crops, stone fruits, sheep, cattle and chickens, along with Emma the pig and Greasy the rooster, secure their place in the ecosystem.
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A veritable American castle, often likened to America's Versailles, it was built by George Washington Vanderbilt between 1889 and 1895, and is the US' largest privately-owned house, with 250 rooms (43 alone are bathrooms).
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Sister site Engadget (a monster when it comes to comprehensive CES coverage) highlighted its list of the best tablets and smartphones, a selection including Motorola, Notion Ink, BlackBerry, and Vizio — a veritable graveyard of brands.
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ESSENTIAL PRUNING TECHNIQUES: Trees, Shrubs, and Conifers (Timber Press, $49.95), by George E. Brown, revised and expanded by Tony Kirkham, walks any would-be arborist through a veritable dictionary of trees, from abelias to zenobias.
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The fires essentially froze in place much of the neighborhood's architecture, including even the artifacts left behind by residents fleeing the blazes, "transforming the sector into a veritable 'little Pompeii' of Vienne," according to Archeodunum.
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Certain birds are renowned for their ability to craft elaborate nests and roosts; some I've seen in Africa are veritable apartment buildings like mine, with private entrances to an array of separate flask-shaped chambers.
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The city streets become veritable rainbows during Fashion Week, with influencers and well-dressed editors turning out in their brightest and finest to peacock for street-style photographers (and these days, their own Instagram feeds).
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Its accompanying music video stars a veritable Who's Who of young Hollywood—Hailee Steinfeld, Kaitlyn Dever, Justice Smith, Dove Cameron, Ross Butler—but will this version last decades, outliving its artists' monikers like Fitzpatrick's did?
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In the early days of our friendship, we never spoke about Ara's Armenian heritage and the suppressed, painful history of the destruction of the Ottoman Armenians — a subject that remains a veritable taboo in Turkey.
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With soft couches and chairs, plenty of small coffee tables, a veritable jungle of indoor plants, and a wide selection of magazines and newspapers updated regularly, the den is also a bit like an airport lounge.
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The Nissan x OPUS concept camper debuted this week at the Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show in the U.K. Inside the smart camper — code for LED lighting and USB sockets for charging — is a veritable glamping wonderland.
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With summer coming up and a veritable nation of bathing-suit choices swimming (sorry, had to) before our eyes, we find ourselves paralyzed with indecision regarding which suits we're going to commit to for the season.
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It just plants a question in the watcher's head and lets it fester, lets it take root, until all you're left with is this veritable redwood stretching out of your head and screaming into the void.
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Not because it's fun to sit in the dentist chair, per se, but because her kiddos' dentist's office — like all things in Vegas — seems like a veritable playground where occasional tooth maintenance also happens to occur.
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However, looking at the pictures, we can totally see mounting it on a wall in our apartment, filling that white basket with a rotating assortment of fresh flowers, and treating it as a veritable art installation.
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Her 2005 split from now-ex-husband Brad Pitt inspired a veritable lifetime of demeaning and belittling headlines that constantly paint her as the heartbroken victim in a classic love triangle (with Pitt and Angelina Jolie).
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BB7, for me, was a veritable how-to manual for a socially engaged curatorial methodology, witnessing art's transformation into a social tool, broadening the discussion not of what art is, but of what it could be.
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Exploding phones are really bad PR. But when one of the post-recall replacement reportedly starts to spontaneously smoke inside a customer's pocket on a plane, you've got a veritable code red disaster on your hands.
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Along with tapes of performances, fans have long coveted studio outtakes, illegal remixes, hip-hop mixtapes, live DJ sets, radio sessions, and other veritable field recordings from the legal grey area known as the real world.
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Whereas soccer reigns supreme across most of South America, baseball is both the American national pastime and a veritable religion in the Dominican Republic, whose small population supplies a startling number of Major League baseball players.
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In the days surrounding its debut, Del Rey, a veritable encyclopedia of Western referents, instagrammed collages by Peccinetti, Loli, and Madbutt, whose work also follows this galactic trend—but each time neglected to credit the artists.
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Leslie H. Martinson, a ubiquitous director whose long list of credits is a veritable capsule history of prime-time television through the postwar decades and beyond, died on Saturday at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Since it was founded in 2014, FBN has amassed a veritable gold mine of data on what farmers need and buy and which products have been most effective, whether they're generic or expensive name-brand products.
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But for those who enter a VA facility or participate in a treatment program in search of hope, these cases need to be treated like a veritable matter of life and death, each and every time.
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Some of them run for Congress two years later, one of whom is a veritable genius at social media and manages to make democratic socialism look extremely cool, and not just to people who liked you.
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The tented red carpet, which occupied a lane of West 65th street, was a veritable perp walk of mob-film actors: Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Harvey Keitel and Al Pacino (in his first Scorsese movie).
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Nussbaum scrapped her plans to become a Victorianist and headed for magazines, eventually becoming the veritable institution she is now as the TV critic for The New Yorker, where she won a Pulitzer Prize in 2016.
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I have been writing a two-volume novel based on historical research into homosexuality and the AIDS plague for a number of years and have come to appreciate a veritable library of writers, scientists, etc. etc.
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Their quest, however, faces stiff opposition from IOI, a corporate entity overseen by Sorrento (Mendelsohn), which employs a veritable army of gamers assigned to decipher the clues before Wade and company can beat them to it.
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In contemporary college basketball terms, then, Kansas (28-4), the No. 1 seed in the Midwest Region, has veritable old pros at the guard position in Frank Mason III, a senior, and Devonte' Graham, a junior.
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We were promised prosecutions that led to the desk of the President of the United States and showed that he was, in fact, a puppet of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, a veritable traitor to his country.
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Games are increasingly designed around these systems; sociologists are hired to help develop flashy graphics and music that make loot boxes alluring, and patents are written to make online multiplayer a veritable commercial for rare loot.
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The book is everywhere (he even landed on NBC's Meet the Press earlier this month), but as he told me, he has also been dealing with a veritable avalanche of negative feedback—including from his own university.
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The list of movies coming out in July 2019 is a veritable tour of the currently Hollywood landscape: a good balance of light-hearted flicks, action-packed hits, and a few movies with sly awards season potential.
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The cast is a veritable who's who of it girls, up and comers, and familiar faces from hit TV shows like Good Trouble, Teen Wolf, 13 Reasons Why, and Riverdale all experiencing one last summer to remember.
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In a few hours, Snap will finally be a publicly-traded company, and its founder will have accomplished a difficult feat: turn a silly app for teens to send disappearing photos into a veritable social media business.
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Obviously, as Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) says earlier in voiceover, Cheryl was thinking about the life and friends she had before she was forced into a veritable cage by her own mother (Nathalie Bolt) over her sexuality.
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Hundreds of thousands of years ago, during the Middle Pleistocene, it was the site of a wetlands, a veritable oasis for a group of proto-humans who pre-dated Homo sapiens in Africa by thousands of years.
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Image: GettyWhile the Trump Administration's plan for massive cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency has caused a veritable national panic, much less discussed has been the proposal to slash the budget of the National Institutes of Health.
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This time of year seems to come with a veritable cornucopia of stressors: there's your seemingly endless gift-shopping list; the inevitable end-of-year scramble at work; and let's not forget every single holiday cocktail party.
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They buttressed their famous Core Four with a veritable roster of All-Stars, the primary imports—Rodriguez, Johnny Damon, Mark Teixeira, C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett—acquired over the years by way of high-dollar, long-term deals.
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I don't even know anymore, because I've spent the last 60 minutes drowning in the veritable shitstorm of triangles (the shape), triangles (the instrument), weird Google images, ancient YouTube videos, and thinking face emoji her question inspired.
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With the resurgence of vinyl record sales and renewed attention around the format, countless people have mistakenly convinced themselves that the box of records collecting dust in their garage since the Reagan years is a veritable goldmine.
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But unlike other body-care products like cleansers and moisturizers, which come in a veritable bonanza of forms, deodorant wearers have historically been using one type of deo since they first became aware of body odor: Sticks.
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Ricardo del Cid Fernandez You can find beautifully crafted sombreros, Panama hats and straw beach bonnets at this superb old-school millinery in the Old Town — it's a veritable time capsule of southern Spanish style and gentility.
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In this way, our public lands serve as the bedrock for an outdoor recreation industry that has grown into a veritable behemoth, constituting $28503 billion in annual consumer spending and supporting 22019 million jobs across the country.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: The veritable spring days in Manhattan come in segments, one Tuesday, one Sunday, like the house sparrows that perch light as feathers on the luncheon chairs of the ice rink at Rockefeller Center.
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In 2015, three years after the infamous tweet, Jones walked everything back, doing a veritable time machine slap in the face for talking shit about his schooling: Seems like he eventually did come around to play school.
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Every Legend of Zelda game follows the same general structure: a small boy — the world's last hope — is pitted against some sort of super demon named "Ganon" who intends to turn the land into a veritable hellscape.
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I have been told that Palizzi Social Club, in Philadelphia, may qualify, but because Palizzi is a veritable club — members and guests only, no new applications accepted — I don't expect to eat there before the nation's tricentennial.
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Your December is going to be a veritable tsunami of professional problems, Virgo, so much so that there's no point in trying to tackle them all — just hold tight until January and then come up for air.
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It turns out that while we've been (understandably) focused on North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, the country has been quietly developing another powerful tool — a selection of malware and malicious code, a veritable cyberweapons cache.
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At the same time, his critics say, he has effectively turned Montenegro into a one-party state, a veritable fief, where his near-complete control has undermined the rule of law and enriched himself and his family.
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From Uruguay's Punta del Este comes a veritable sculpture of assorted blood-pressure raisers jostling for real estate on one plate; from Finland's Nousiainen, a presentation of clearly can-sourced veggies and the most nondescript boiled potatoes.
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The last time Valve created a game like this was Half-Life 2, which it used to push players into the Steam ecosystem, which is, over a decade later, the building block of a veritable digital empire.
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It's become a veritable rite of passage for humans settling into their first apartments: assembling a piece of Ikea furniture from a cryptic set of pictures without having either you, or the item in question, fall apart.
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The lines about the Holy Land being zoned for religion (by mysterious agents) ring slightly false, in part because Amichai's personal religious zone—a veritable switchboard of complaint—is so lit up with his own blasphemous electricity.
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The message, released by WikiLeaks, noted that AshBritt, a Florida-based disaster-recovery firm, was trying to sell a scheme to restore government buildings, and that other firms were also pitching proposals in a "veritable free-for-all".
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Kehlani, is a veritable short film in which the two artists run away together; hitchhiking across the desert, getting drunk in sleazy bars, and -- much to the delight of viewers -- making up and making out on the roadside.
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But almost everything else, including niacin, iron and a veritable alphabet soup of vitamins, "had no significant effect on mortality or cardiovascular disease outcomes," according to the review, published Monday in the medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Does her first real, one-on-one date with a veritable Denver dreamboat need to be about Arie to the point where his face is splashed upon screen after screen and his name is plastered on license plates?
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Though he proved himself to be a veritable Houdini in escaping Mr Carlsen's pincer binds, the fourth and final tiebreaker forced Mr Karjakin in the unfamiliar territory of having to play for a win rather than a draw.
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The campaign housed hundreds of out-of-town volunteers in Des Moines dormitories dubbed "Camp Cruz," building a veritable grassroots army of phone bankers and doorknockers, a tactic they would use again in South Carolina, Wisconsin, and Indiana.
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By then, the six-part TV show had launched a veritable phenomenon in Britain, mimicking the thrill of pre-streaming era TV-watching, when people actually picked apart the events of the last night's episode the following day.
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It's a veritable beast: mine came with over a terabyte of solid state storage, an additional 1TB hard drive, loads of RAM (32GB), a wicked fast processor and two NVIDIA GTX 970M GPUs with 6GB of memory each.
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The "Unforgettable" duet kicked off a veritable sub-genre of albums pairing such elder statesmen of classic pop as Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett with a wide range of contemporary vocalists from rock, soul and even country music.
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But the idea that Saudi Arabia -- now led by a crown prince who, while introducing significant social reforms has been accused of running a veritable police state -- shares America's values and interests strains credulity to the breaking point.
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Many pundits and analysts predicted that the Trump we'd see in the third debate would be a veritable brawling pugilist, doubling down on the hyper-aggressive swing-for-the-fences style he exhibited in the second presidential debate.
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From there, Edison established a laboratory and went on a veritable inventing spree, though people on various forums argue that he deserves more credit for being a canny businessman and manager than for his skills as a scientist.
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And that's hugely illustrative of where these icons are today, when exclusively in the hands of their makers—one finding new adventures of veritable intrigue and invention, the other resigned to painfully familiar play styles and fan art.
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The largest weekly open-air food market in America is a veritable Epcot of exciting smells and tastes that also happens to serve as an incubator for market staples-turned-brick-and-mortar establishments, like Mighty Quinn's BBQ.
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We may have started out as a magazine back in 1994, but in 2016 we have a TV network, an HBO show, a Snapchat account for the teens, and a veritable cornucopia of wonderful websites to our name.
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Indeed, there has been a veritable outpouring of creative hosiery this week, on social media and on the streets and in schools, all in honor of Mr. Bush, himself a famous practitioner of the art of sock diplomacy.
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The company's business is a veritable David to Amazon's Goliath, but one thing Inkitt has going for it is that it offers those who will take a chance on its platform a promise of making a good return.
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At its peak, from the early 1980s to the early 2000s, Sega released a veritable cornucopia of classics: Turbo, Out Run, Hang-On, Virtua Racing, Sega Rally, Daytona USA, Manx TT Super Bike and F355 Challenge among them.
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Nick's Seafood Restaurant, overlooking the harbor, offers a seafood platter for two (175 dollars) that showcases a veritable cornucopia of marine delicacies: lobster, mussels, rock oysters, fresh and tempura-battered king prawns, blue swimmer crab, calamari and more.
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The year before, U.S. Navy Admiral Mike Mullen, then the top U.S. military officer, caused a stir when he told Congress that the Haqqani network was a "veritable arm" of Pakistan's spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate.
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"A person's perspective on the world, their experiences, their emotions — that all plays a role in how we develop an investment policy for them," said David Belej, partner and chief investment officer at Veritable in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
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Plus, Trump is preparing to speak before Congress for the first time on Tuesday night and announce major cuts to just about everything in the federal budget while funneling a veritable shit-ton of money into the defense budget.
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While there's a veritable brewery's worth of research on how alcohol affects the brain and communication, there's less information on why toddlers (the phase generally used to describe a child who has just started walking) speak without a filter.
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After chatting with A-list lash extension specialist Daxita Vaghela (seriously, her Instagram page is a veritable who's who of Tinseltown), we decided only to use lashes the length of my natural ones, to avoid them looking too artificial.
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DDG is a veritable minnow vs Google, and Apple builds products for the consumer mainstream, so it is supporting privacy by putting a niche search engine alongside a behemoth like Google — as one of just four choices it offers.
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But the way they navigate a veritable prism of male weakness will be familiar to any women who've ever had to find their way around men not to get what they want, exactly, but rather to simply continue existing.
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Indeed, there's a veritable underground market for 0 day iPhone vulnerabilities found by hackers and put on sale to the highest bidder — or secretly kept in reserve, to use as a potential cyber weapon against Apple down the road.
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" As Martin writes, "At first sight these plays do, indeed, confront their public with a bewildering experience, a veritable barrage of wildly irrational, often nonsensical goings-on that seem to go counter to all accepted standards of stage conventions.
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But as an outgrowth of a peculiarly American (that is to say, paradoxical and self-defeating) brand of Puritanical asceticism, this new minimalist lifestyle always seems to end in enabling new modes of consumption, a veritable excess of less.
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Google has (or at least had) investments in self-driving cars, a veritable air force of flying objects (balloons, drones, satellites), retail fiber networks and one still hopes the odd space elevator that all require some degree of CAPEX.
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From overworked, sexually repressed cooks talking down to women in the kitchen, to straight-up sexual harassment by fellow staff and clients, the service industry is a veritable minefield that women are forced to navigate on a daily basis.
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All are seen anew in the company of set and costume designs, actual costumes and more by Léon Bakst, Diaghilev's great collaborator (a veritable solo show, actually), as well as by Robert Delaunay, Sonia Delaunay and Giorgio de Chirico.
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Cover image: On Saturday, August 12, 2017, a veritable who's who of white supremacist groups clashed with hundreds of counterprotesters during the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va. (Photo by Michael Nigro/Pacific Press)(Sipa via AP Images)
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In 1985, John Hughes' film "The Breakfast Club" featured a Simple Minds song, "Don't You Forget About Me." That title could be a veritable motto for the Nissan Titan, whose bold name belies its less-than-Titanic market position.
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Whatever the explanation, our intense focus on terrorism has helped spawn a veritable counterterrorism industrial complex, made up of new government agencies, private firms and an army of well-funded experts, who keep the issue atop the national agenda.
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Over time, the mannequins became part of the bizarre landscape of my father's bedroom, a veritable fun house cramped with neon light fixtures, paintings stacked like records, leaning towers of books and a small collection of vintage leather purses.
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If you're looking to level some harsh but loving criticism at the unmerciful and discord-sowing, look no further than Pope Francis, who has amassed a veritable treasure trove of cut-it-out quotes about cruelty and exclusion throughout his papacy.
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Photo: GettyAt the same time, as cannabis attorney Hilary Bricken, who co-writes the website Canna Law Blog, said in a phone interview, businesses are under increasing pressure to build brand recognition and loyalty in a veritable sea of green products.
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The Kardashians have made no bones about the fact that J.Lo is their veritable muse in all things style and body-positivity, so of course when attending her concert, the ladies turned their looks up all the way to 11.
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Lo Wei, the Hong Kong director who made The Big Boss and Fist of Fury, the films that turned Bruce Lee into a veritable action star in China, began looking for the next Bruce Lee after Lee died unexpectedly in 22003.
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Disney and Comcast both have a substantial presence outside the US, but this would give one of these companies a veritable empire, with properties including: On paper, either Disney or Comcast will also get 21st Century Fox's 22 regional sports networks.
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From the stunning recreation of Cherry Tree Lane at Shepperton Studios to the real streets of old London where Jack trips the light fantastic, the set of Mary Poppins Returns is a veritable playground, and Mary's spirit is unmistakably present.
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