My imagination ran wild about what Paul's life was like.
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The young are wild about classical music and art museums.
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Youngsters in the US, meanwhile, are wild about their iPhones.
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A trend we hadn't seen but are weirdly wild about?
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Wild About U Bouquet, $49 (original size), available at The Bouqs Co.
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I'm pretty wild about my own kid, and small humans in general.
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" I confess I wasn't wild about this phrase, "Someone else sent me.
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However, there is one tech giant Druckenmiller is not wild about: Apple.
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Fans are wild about Harry Styles on the cover of Rolling Stone's September issue.
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He's not wild about the attention and insists it doesn't make him an outlier.
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What's wild about all of this is that none of it is really necessary.
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If he's wild about cars, trucks and trains, check out our list of Vehicle Books.
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Take a look and see what you're into, and what you're not so wild about.
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The unnamed source told Buzzfeed that Republicans on the committee "aren't wild about" the idea.
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Why go around looking for people who aren't wild about Hillary and trumpeting their voices?
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My close friend and I (in our 20s) are engaged to guys we're wild about.
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I'm not wild about some of the other decisions Google made with the Pixel 2100.
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I still read recaps for episodes people were wild about, but I didn't watch myself.
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The group thinks it can convince Trump that his base isn't so wild about foreign conflicts.
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Max Boot: I'm not wild about Hillary, and I think she has a lot of weaknesses.
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"I'm not wild about the compromise," said Walker, an independent, during a news conference on Tuesday.
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Her world is filled with hot dates, so there's no energy for anyone she's not wild about.
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"I often say, 'You know what, I'm not so wild about a view either,'" Ms. Kalman said.
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Chances are, if you have received a gift you weren't wild about, you've given out a dud, too.
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There's something wild about these two almost identical images of Ray Liotta on the streets of Los Angeles.
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I'm not wild about you either, though not because you're a hick who won't do as I say.
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But fiscal conservatives in the Republican base are never going to be wild about spending on public works.
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They might not be wild about big business, but they have unquestionable power in one arena: as consumers.
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He's also wild about art, and the walls of his apartment are decked out with Rubens, Bonnard, Sargent.
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"Michelle was never wild about politics," President Obama told Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night show last month.
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But what's wild about the Manafort episode is the legal part — just how many people were doing Ukrainian business!
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Republicans on the committee "obviously aren't wild about" bringing the president's daughter in for an interview, the source said.
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And I was complaining about it … I started going wild about how I was gonna make a board game.
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But not permanently—Mars also enters Libra on October 22, a sign that Mars isn't wild about being in.
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"[What is] so wild about being somebody who's influential, is you're just deadass living your own life," Imani says.
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Consumers aren't too wild about their health insurance companies, according to the latest evaluation from the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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And if you're not wild about either one, you can hold off without feeling too much fear of missing out.
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She advised him to collect the works of Yayoi Kusama, a Japanese artist Joey Goldblatt was, oddly enough, wild about.
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Wild About Tech, China Even Loves Robot Waiters That Can't Serve How Does a Novelist Write About a School Shooting?
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One of her last films was "Wild About Harry" (2009), a family drama (originally titled "American Primitive") set in 1973.
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I probably won't be wild about President Buttigieg's choices for Supreme Court nominees, and certainly not his court-packing scheme.
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He didn't grow up to be "a space head," as he put it; he wasn't wild about all things astronaut.
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Trained in mechanical engineering that's about heat transfer and combustion, Princevac began studying fires in the wild about a decade ago.
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And that makes Hallelujah well worth experiencing, even if you're not wild about yet another rendition of the sad montage song.
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Parents are wild about the Lulla Doll—so much so that the first run sold out within two weeks of release.
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But these senators, all have the same flaw as Flake: They are not wild about Trump in one way or another.
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In addition, House conservatives have never been wild about the idea of adding to the deficit to pay for infrastructure improvements.
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Mr. Cardoz was wild about eggs, though, and crazy for Scotch, so at North End Grill he bet heavily on both.
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I'm not always wild about how Beats headphones sound, given that they're prone to going way too hard on the bass.
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Which is why it may shock a few people (ahem, New Yorkers) to learn that not everyone is wild about the show.
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I actually kept the microphone array on mute most of the time, since I'm still not wild about microphones in my home.
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Although "I'm Just Wild About Harry" was originally a love song, the Harry character in "Shuffle Along" is also running for office.
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I don't have food allergies, so if I discover that my hosts are serving something I'm not wild about, I keep mum.
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Eric Staal, Minnesota's leading scorer a season ago, is eager to talk with the Wild about a long-term future with the team.
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They are suspicious of cant on both sides—and they are not wild about theatricality, which they see as a tool of phonies.
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"I'm not wild about every knucklehead running around trying to do PACE," said Thomas Scully, former Medicare administrator under President George W. Bush.
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If you're not wild about the $229 price and don't care about the camera features, then give the regular Nest Hub a try.
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I'm not wild about the way Mr. Millepied places largely black costumes for the Cunningham MinEvent against a black backdrop with dim lighting.
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But Ms. Linna, whose blond bangs hang just above her eyes, loathes the highfalutin word "curator," and she isn't wild about "collector" either.
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I was not wild about the pilot of "Schitt's Creek," and actually didn't love the first season — too screamy, and not fun enough.
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The plan works, except that their arrangement blossoms into an affair, and Ned isn't wild about seeing his son raised by another man.
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If someone feels good when they hang out with you, or if someone is wild about your art, you'll hear about it, Taurus!
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First, Republican voters in the district—a stretch of mostly well-heeled, white and well-educated Atlanta suburbs—were never wild about Mr Trump.
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Wild about Harry For the first time, actress Meghan Markle opens up about her relationship with Britain's Prince Harry in a Vanity Fair interview.
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"CNN & others within the Fake News Universe were going wild about my signing MAGA hats for our military in Iraq and Germany," he tweeted.
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"Meghan Markle, Wild About Harry" by Sam Kashner: This Vanity Fair cover story with Meghan was her introduction to the world as Harry's girlfriend.
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Still, we're all wild about Powerball but there are plenty of strange sideshows to keep an eye on before the balls drop on Wednesday night.
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If you are in business -- lots of stuff happening in the culture I&aposm not wild about, but as far as economic opportunity, good times.
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If you're also wild about saving money, then synchronize your Apple watches — there are 48 hours left to score the early-bird price and save $100.
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What's wild about The Masked Singer — which is a reality show singing competition, but only nominally — is that it's essentially all of those things at once.
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Ahead, you'll find those products, explanations for why these TJ's shoppers are so wild about them, and suggestions for how to use them in your own kitchen.
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So could it be they are not wild about some of the stuff he does personally but they like the results he gets for the American worker?
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The Detroit giant isn't wild about the fact that the century-old model of car ownership is changing, but it's smart enough to know that change is inevitable.
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The two actors star in the 2017 film Aardvark, but because both are reportedly single, the world's imaginations have run wild about their possible date to the theaters.
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What's wild about that price tag is that the Gogoro 2 matches its predecessor almost exactly on performance, thanks to a new and more efficient 6.4 kilowatt motor.
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If you're wild about anything and everything related to mobility and transportation, you do not want to miss the TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 conference in San Jose, Calif.
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Sure it works as a legislative tool for the minority party leaders, but polls over the years show Americans are not too wild about the filibuster either way.
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OBAMA: And so, you're already a little mopey about things, and as you know, David, because we're close friends, Michelle was never that wild about me going into politics.
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What's wild about this current era of spoiler paranoia is that the things people are most upset about having spoiled are pretty easy to predict, most of the time.
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Todd: Yeah, I feel a bit churlish complaining about an episode I liked much more than last week's on the whole, because I wasn't wild about how it wrapped up.
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If you have a friend or family member who&aposs wild about Disney but has every piece of merch, try gifting them a book about the best place on Earth.
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What's really wild about all of this is that Facebook knew that Cambridge Analytica had gained access to a large quantity of its user data all the way back in 2015.
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Ohioans are all about basketball these days, jubilant that their Cleveland Cavaliers have finally clinched the NBA championship title after 52 years, but another game they are wild about is Cornhole.
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Whether we're watching her stir up trouble as Aria on Pretty Little Liars, or tracking her ever-evolving hair changes throughout the years, she's a girl we're wild about keeping up with.
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The fans in the arenas are wild about you, and Sean Hannity is as loyal as they come, but Rudy and Christie and Newt are reassuring in that stilted way of hospital visitors.
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Plus, if you pay attention, you'll spot Tinkerbell, and even a couple of cameos from sister Nicky, who, while remaining way less wild about the whole thing, always had a strong showing, too.
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But, while it helps to be a paid-up Potterhead, Tiffany and his team stage the piece with such dazzling assurance that I finally began to see the point of being wild about Harry.
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Many establishment/pragmatic Republicans, including lawmakers and administration officials and aides, "got there" on Trump not because they were wild about the man, but out of respect for the office (and self-interest, of course).
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Drug companies are not wild about the additional standards of value for their products; hospitals argue the quality metrics are faulty, and physicians don't like being forced into new organizations that may limit their autonomy.
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All right, Gov, you are not wild about this decision, and I know it&aposs because Justice Kennedy, we call him AMK at the court because of his middle initial, Justice Kennedy wrote the opinion.
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Everyone has a friend who's immoderately wild about Halloween — the one who gets more hyped for October 31 than any other date on the calendar, including their own birthday, and, in some cases, Jesus' birthday too.
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Following the extract of Fisher's book that confirmed her three-month love affair with Harrison Ford during the 1976 filming of Star Wars, the fandom — and pretty much the whole world — went wild about the story.
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With the 56,000-strong crowd going wild about the British victory, there was still time for them to hail the sport's favourite performer, who waved to them a mite forlornly while hobbling away from the track.
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Personally, I wasn't wild about it when Begbie (Tom Chandler), the one true lowlife in Renton's band of ne'er-do-wells, called me "princess," angled his crotch at my face and uttered a gross sexual command.
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What's rather wild about this is that A Star Is Born shares its awards season struggles with the only other two movies that have joined it on every single major nominations list — Black Panther and BlacKkKlansman.
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Aside from "Swiss Army Man," which prompted walkouts during its premiere on Friday, the lineup includes "Wild," about a woman who has a sexual relationship with a wolf, and "The Lure," a horror musical about bloodthirsty Polish mermaids.
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And the Golden Globe goes to... This Miniseries Everyone's Wild About But You're Late to the Party On. Yep, it's that time of year once more, with the first big annual event of awards season set for Jan.
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It was a canny move, playing off the streaming model that was already taking hold in music and TV. Customers weren't wild about the idea that they couldn't own their software anymore, but it solved the financial problem.
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But speculations were running wild about the show never coming back at all, after co-creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland replied to fans asking about working on Season 4 with cryptic messages about it not being renewed yet.
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I'm not the first to go wild about enterprise IT, but Box CEO Aaron Levie just published a guest post on TechCrunch about how the world of corporate software has gotten a lot more exciting over the past decade.
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Over the last 20 years, there have been other famous lovers who were just as wild about getting tattoos in honor of their significant others — only to realize months or years later that maybe that wasn't such a great idea.
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"Ad Astra" is the first film that Gray has made off location, on a stage in Los Angeles, and neither he nor his family, who normally travel with him to shoots, were wild about his working so close to home.
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Just weeks before Medina-Kirchner's court date, journalists were going wild about a study published in Science, which suggested that using MDMA multiple times over several hours could increase the risk of developing Parkinson's and other related diseases later in life.
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His first grid contained theme answers I wasn't wild about (ARMY BRAT, ALL BETTER) so I had the nerve to ask him to redo it, as I had my heart set on more sparkly fill like AURORA BOREALIS and AWESOME BLOSSOM.
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While there, she'll hopefully be able to pick up a few more followers from the surrounding islands who are willing to join her cause — since some other houses in the area are also of Valyrian descent and probably weren't wild about the Baratheons.
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One of the things that is wild about video games is that if you actually look at the demographics, it's not the case that video games are overwhelmingly white or overwhelmingly male in terms of people who are buying and playing games.
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Faith Christian's administrative leader, Dick Buckingham (true story), released a truly inspired statement on the matter, somehow managing to play the victim while also voluntarily offering that he and his Faith Christian folks aren't so wild about kids these days and their desire for equality.
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So liberals were very nervous about the court's direction during that 1992 election, and even though abortion-rights groups weren't wild about Mr. Clinton's famous "safe, legal and rare" formulation on abortion, they went all in for him, and the court was a big voting issue.
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Some lamb skewers were disappointingly dry, but I was wild about a version of saag paneer made with mustard greens; as soon as I tasted it, I knew I was going to crave the sharper, more assertive flavor the next time I had saag paneer made with spinach.
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But Trump made it pretty clear that he's not wild about that fact, and only begrudgingly said he'd go along with it as long as they pay their fair share of defense spending — an issue he brought up over and over again at the NATO summit in Brussels last week.
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Yes, the writer Fanny Van de Grift Osbourne, who married the novelist Robert Louis Stevenson, took up after his death with a young writer, Ned Field, nearly 40 years younger and wild about her when she was in her 70s (which 100 years ago was the equivalent of today's 823 or 90).
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Corey Coleman, 16th overall to the Cleveland Browns: I'm not wild about the pick itself—while a reasonable person could conclude that Coleman was the draft's best receiver, that reasonable person wouldn't be me—but the Browns had traded down twice, picking up an extra first-rounder, two second-rounders, and two third-rounders.
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The owner of a local lawn and garden equipment business, Mr. Winstead sounded like the kind of voter Mr. Bloomberg hopes to win over in the general election against Mr. Trump: "I like some of the things he does, but as a person I'm not real wild about him," he said of the president.
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What's wild about the current state of high-performance cars is that the Battista likely won't even be the fastest EV on the planet when it arrives in 2020: Croatian automaker Rimac debuted a car called the Concept Two at last year's Geneva Motor Show with 14 more horsepower and a top speed of 258 miles per hour.
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It's been a protracted process, this recall: Samsung took action directly when reports of combusting phones began to bubble up, first in Korea and then elsewhere; it vacillated on the severity of the problem and eventually announced a full recall of the 2.5 million Note 7s already in the wild (about 1 million are in the U.S.).
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Mike Isaac, a reporter for The New York Times and a certified millennial, writes about his own obsession with Pokémon Go. (The link is available only to subscribers with Times Insider access.) He wasn't wild about Pokémon when it was just on playing cards in the 1990s, but it's clear he is highly familiar with the characters.
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Facebook gains status in China, at least for a moment Chinese billionaire is named as party host in Australian sexual assault case Wild about tech, China even loves robot waiters that can't serve Now the approval has been withdrawn, according to a person familiar with the matter who declined to be named because they were not authorized to speak on the record.
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If you remove any part of the puzzle — the producers obtaining the rights; deciding to focus on the reporters who broke the story; getting the script written; finding a director; convincing industry folks, still wild about superheroes, that a film about this topic would find an audience; casting; interviewing the journalists; getting the story right — if one piece goes missing, the whole thing collapses.
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