Trayce brushed it off, as he is wont to do.
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Rumors ensued, as they are wont to do in this franchise.
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" Reuss is wont to say he has "gasoline in his blood.
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He was wandering around Palo Alto as he's wont to do.
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But then, as Taylor is wont to do, she disappeared again.
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And Twitter, as Twitter is wont to do, went into meltdown mode.
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But neither he nor his ardent supporters are wont to admit this.
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As us over-50s are wont to do, into the tech world.
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Then again, other "liberation" parties are wont to look after their own.
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And Trump, as he's wont to do, has responded by lashing out.
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" Then, as politicians are wont to do, he offered that "only caveat.
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As Apple is wont to do, the company peppered videos into the presentation.
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They later slurped back together, as couples in 2018 are wont to do.
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Most petered out before reaching completion, as fan projects are wont to do.
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He seems to wander as much as Klinsmann is wont to place him.
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Trump, as he's wont to do, denied any wrongdoing on Twitter Friday morning.
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Shortly thereafter, Trump took to Twitter, as he is also wont to do.
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Of course, Twitter responded to the billboard as Twitter is wont to do.
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Investors began to grumble for bigger profits, as they are wont to do.
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This is a question even the most diligent Googler is wont to find.
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They sing, fight and fall in love, as teenagers are wont to do.
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That doesn't mean markets won't keep dropping, as they are wont to do.
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Trump, as he is wont to do, weighed in on Vindman's testimony on Twitter.
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From there, as they are wont to do on Twitter, things got super weird.
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Real trees are wont to dry, and dry pine trees are horrifying fire hazards.
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In things like hurricanes, we are wont to distinguish natural from man-made disasters.
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And he made some mistakes and bad compromises, as politicians are wont to do.
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Therefore, people on Twitter donned their tinfoil hats, as they are wont to do.
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But as con men are wont to say, "That was then, this is now".
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After Pelosi's announcement, Trump, as he is wont to do, chimed in on Twitter.
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But Chinese officials are well aware that Mr Trump is wont to change his mind.
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And then it got way out of hand (as Internet memes are wont to do).
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But, as the horror genre is wont to do, that real woman quickly loses agency.
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United responded as brands are wont to do after being publicly shamed on social media.
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Fans of the national football team are wont to shout "puto" ("faggot") at opposing goalkeepers.
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Even Trump, as he is wont to do, weighed in with an aggressively capitalized tweet.
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Expect Jagger to flaunt and flail through the 15 cities like he's wont to do.
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And then, as these things are wont to do, the survey spread via social media, #TrumpSurvey.
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He had subtly changed its molecular structure, as synthetic organic chemists are not wont to do.
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The internet, as it is wont to do, immediately started dragging Porsche for the new name.
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Some people in Los Angeles took it way too far, as they are wont to do.
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As young people are wont to do these days, they figured they could make something better.
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Trump, as he is wont to do, went off at length on his once-favorite network.
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He's muttering, as he is wont to do, about an upcoming New York retrospective of his films.
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Plus, she dropped a few clues after they were published, as she is notoriously wont to do.
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However, as he's wont to do, Tyga stopped making payments before the lease ended ... according to Midway.
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"As Google is wont to do, they're taking a moonshot approach to developing the technology," he said.
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As small children are wont to do, Rushaine had a habit of putting things in his mouth.
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Instead, a nurse shark did what sharks are wont to do and chomped down on her arm.
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The exaggerated tongue is just for fun (and for making statements, as RiRi is wont to do).
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Queen Sono (Pearl Thusi) is leading a double life, as most international spies are wont to do.
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That said, the film is still sweet and heartwarmingly goofy, as Disney films are wont to be.
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If Silicon Valley wanted to ignore Washington, as it is wont to do, it couldn't any longer.
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Speaking of the Russian scenes: Nina broke my heart this week, as she is wont to do.
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Your gambols, your songs — your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar?
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Now they're reliably caring for their adopted baby, feeding it regurgitated food (as birds are wont to do).
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As he is wont to do, President Donald Trump made news with a single tweet on Friday morning.
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Trump did initially support the bill, but, as he is wont to do, he changed his mind Friday.
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And three years after an amicable split we actually got back together, as lesbians are wont to do.
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Of course, as he is wont to do, Trump threatened the family via a tweet in February 2016.
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Then, as it is wont to do, Twitter gleefully danced on his grave before halftime had even begun.
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Mr. Trump, as he is wont to do during wintertime cold snaps, mocked climate science over the weekend.
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It is also a bit of a bow to the conspiracy theorizing that Trump is wont to do.
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When, at 14, she recoils from his touch, as teenagers are wont to do, he squirms in distress.
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But then he went looking through his mentions for flattering replies he could retweet, as he is wont to.
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On Sunday morning, as he is wont to do, President Donald Trump tweeted — once, twice, three times, and more.
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As new moms are wont to do, Kim showed off an adorable picture of daughter North West on Instagram.
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And as people are wont to mention on the show, King's Landing is home to over a million people.
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The Snowden chat meandered over a broad swath of security-adjacent topics, as Snowden interviews are wont to do.
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"Of course, he turned that completely upside-down in his tweet, as he is wont to do," Clapper added.
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Many artists who might allow such determinants to factor into their practices are wont to remain mum about it.
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At one point during the conversation, she made a pretty foul-mouthed joke, as she is wont to do.
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As many actors were wont to do in the 1990s, Peter Dinklage (who plays Tyrion) was in a rock band.
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Negan freaks out, as he's wont to do, and checks out the shell casing bullet, discovering that it looks homemade.
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When his corpse reanimated, as corpses are wont to do in the series, he was put down by Carl Grimes.
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In other words: Sorry, not sorry (since it's really just about humans being bad, as they are wont to be).
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In short, analysts are being conservative (as analysts are wont to do), projecting steady incremental growth based on current trends.
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Kanye West took to Twitter, as he is wont to do, to discuss viewing the new Alexander McQueen documentary, McQueen.
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This morning, as he is wont to do, President Trump took to Twitter to vent his frustrations of the day.
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And once they do that, I think Donald Trump will start kicking back, just as he is wont to do.
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At this point, centering all the ire on Roman Reigns, as the internet is wont to do, is too much.
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President Donald Trump, as he is wont to do, has called for the firing of a person he disagrees with.
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Piper Jaffray, as investment banks are wont to do, took the results and dove deep into the elusive teen psyche.
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Envy begins to surface, as it's wont to do when friendships that originated in college face the transition to adulthood.
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There was the iPhone 113G, and then my friend was onto the next, as early adopters are wont to do.
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Instead, he comes up with a new plan as swiftly and confidently as middle-aged men are wont to do.
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And, as Ellen is wont to do, she gifted the California teens with presents to commemorate their time on the show.
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Illustration: Angelica AlzonaTraveling by plane greatly increases our chances of getting sick, or so many of us are wont to believe.
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And as he's wont to do, Musk aired his displeasure with the CR report in a series of Monday evening tweets.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was back on the scene on Thursday, doling out hugs, as he is wont to do.
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Bender says that Hodor's flesh was going to be disturbingly torn from his body, as the undead are wont to do.
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But as frenemies are wont to do, now the two appear to be in harmony in the aid of common ends.
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After besting the American Olympian in a frenetic first fight, Duran partied himself into obesity (as he was wont to do).
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Meanwhile, competitor Revolut recently — and relatively quietly by its standards — rolled out a very similar feature, as it is wont to do.
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That answer is a little open to interpretation, and probably depends on how much listening between the lines you're wont to do.
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Ten days before their arrest, the two men, both white, were being stupid, as college-age males sometimes are wont to do.
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A spider, zombie, and skeletons await anyone who tries to enter the premises uninvited (as Kardashian-Jenner stalkers are wont to do).
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In January 2018, Trump boasted of his intelligence —as he is wont to do — after his mental fitness for office was questioned.
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Even with nearly-free housing, education and health care, "el salario no alcanza" (the pay's not enough), Cubans are wont to say.
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In the end, regardless of the motives behind the Prince's persona, it redressed the balance as it is invariably wont to do.
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At El Jardín, Claudette is wont to use lots of edible flowers and blossoms as garnishes on her contemporary, regional Mexican menu.
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As in "Strange Interlude," characters are wont to break off in mid-conversation to pursue internal monologues of subtextual longings and regrets.
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Indeed, whenever I'm asked what I would like to have as my last meal, I'm wont to reply: my mother's Thanksgiving dinner.
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However, taking your smartphone away is exactly the kind of thing Customs and Border Protection and law enforcement is wont to do.
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As he is wont to do, US President-elect Donald Trump responded to the incident on Twitter, calling the theft "unpresidented" (sic).
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Dulvitund is a one person project, as these sorts of things are wont to be, and is the brainchild of Þórir Óskar Björnsson.
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Roscoe and I had an extremely busy day planned, as a hip young woman and even hipper young cat are wont to have.
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But he has been out and about recently, snapping pictures with fans at gigs as a megastar like him is wont to do.
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She has written feelingly in the past about the anguish, the pangs of professional envy that are wont to beset an obscure writer.
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Bartiromo, as she and other Fox News personalities are wont to do, made no effort to push back on Trump's obviously false claims.
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If Senate races followed presidential preferences, as they are increasingly wont to do, Democrats would hold just 21625 out of 2900 senate seats.
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That means the handset can change screen size in the future (as handsets are wont to do) and still be compatible with the accessory.
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The department's Republican critics accuse it of behaving like a liberal think-tank, wont to lobby for exciting foreign interests, instead of pursuing America's.
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Miraculously, the drone did not erupt in a ball of hellfire like the South Korean manufacturing giant's Galaxy Note 7s were wont to do.
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The company has an early foothold in VR, and is wont to pull fun tech-related marketing stunts like an emoji porn texting service.
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Its keyboard likely won't send you to the Apple Store for repairs, as newer models with "butterfly" key switches are evidently wont to do.
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This "movement," as Trump is wont to call it, was completely unmitigated by a Republican nominating system that has no "top down" delegate feature.
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More importantly, we already know Trump is wont to try to exact improper pledges of personal loyalty to him above loyalty to the law.
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As teens are wont to do, he pulled out his phone and started filming, recording her through the window of the locked classroom door.
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The FA Cup Final is today, and people are excited—as people are wont to be at the end of the English football season.
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And now there's this, a track called "fay", uploaded to his personal YouTube account on Thursday night, as millennial songwriters are wont to do.
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Again, either Mr. Trump doesn't understand the seriousness of this or he is, as he is wont to do, diverting attention from this issue.
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As tabloid papers are wont to do with the royal family even today, nasty rumors circulated about Princess Mary even after she was engaged.
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This puzzle by Doug Peterson made me smile from ear to ear, as his puzzles are wont to do, but this one was special.
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Since Friday, Russian officials have done what Trump has been wont to do: Taking to Twitter to dismiss the criticism and counter accusations of wrongdoing.
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In the middle of season 2, a heat wave does hit New York, as it's wont to do, and Jones keeps her trusty jacket on.
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Remove them, as humans are wont to do, and the mixture of species lower down the food chain mutates, often to the detriment of biodiversity.
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Jeremy brings up all kinds of questions that put the existence of rape culture into doubt, as any good devil's advocate is wont to do.
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"A billion dollar question," he replied, before pausing for thought and choosing his words in a carefully considered manner, as he is wont to do.
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Lakers President Jeanie Buss is out here on a Friday afternoon, patrolling Twitter, keeping close tabs on stats, as NBA presidents are wont to do.
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On it, Lana invokes the legendary music festival Woodstock as she's been wont to do with lots of other Americana-type imagery across her oeuvre.
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Now, taking things a step further—as the Dutch are wont to do—technologists in the Netherlands have created the notion of "single origin" milk.
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SPIES OF NO COUNTRY Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel By Matti Friedman If experience is any guide, spies are not wont to emote.
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The characters are certainly sex-focused — as 20-something characters in a sitcom about dating are wont to be — and there's the whole STD thing.
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Google Nest Hub I like to have a clock nearby when I'm working from home, because I am wont to lose track of time entirely.
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Last year, I lamented — as those who are in the midst of unrequited love are wont to do — to some friends in a group chat.
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In response, Trump — as he is wont to do — tried to blame it on Obama, even when he really should be looking in the mirror.
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So the president did as he's wont to do on days like this: He announced a dramatic shift in policy affecting the nation's most vulnerable people.
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The reason is that pulsars concentrate their energy in discrete beams, as opposed to scattering them in all directions, as most stars are wont to do.
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Mr Polman has been a proponent of engaging all "stakeholders" when doing business, not merely short-termist shareholders, as Anglo-Saxon types are wont to do.
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It does not want to encourage local authorities to splurge on wasteful investments (as they are wont to do given the slightest of signals from Beijing).
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Back at the Marbella, Luisa is back, and now fully committed to new bae Susanna, in the way that Luisa is wont to committing to baes.
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We discover that Claire is patronising about money and her husband Martin (Brett Gelman), who has a drinking problem, is wont to make painfully inappropriate comments.
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Venom is part of the MCU, which places it in the eyesight of Marvel stans, who are also wont to chomp at the bit, per se.
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At moments of grave crisis, when the contractors are urging action and firepower, the CIA chief is wont to remind them that "we are guests here".
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Ira (Shreya Chaudhary) and Anna (Madiha Imam) are best friends and, as teenagers are wont to be, are oblivious to everyone else's feelings but their own.
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At least, until Fincher decides to put us out of our misery — which, judging by how he teases us in Mindhunter, he isn't wont to do.
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At other times erroneous or overly simplistic conclusions were drawn from what had been argued — perhaps not unlike how human beings themselves are wont to argue.
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Overwhelmed by the guilt and anxiety brought on by the potential consequences of her and Lola's shenanigans, Ella is wont to cry, dry-heave, and panic.
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" Trump hit back, as he is wont to do, on Twitter, writing that Cuomo "uses his Attorney General as a bludgeoning tool for his own purposes.
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Newton will be playing Lucy, a journalist that Pikachu enlists to solve a mystery, as a detective Pokémon outfitted with a magnifying glass is wont to do.
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He's also gained an early appreciation for the fact that he doesn't post sponsored content on Instagram, as other Bachelor Nation members have been wont to do.
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Afterwards, he bought some new sneakers, as young people are wont to do when they get big checks for doing something as simple as having a face.
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When Netflix released a trailer for its new original film Tall Girl at the end of August, Twitter had a field day (as it's wont to do).
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Plans are still subject to change — as Monzo is wont to do — but according to sources the new offering will consist of a free and paid version.
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The internet, as it is wont to do, has been coming up with workarounds to fix this problem to get Google apps on the Mate 230 Pro.
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I didn't fully recognize the significance of the date until I did some research and stopped to count, as I am wont to do, on my fingers.
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Now, as has been the case with so much of the field, it's dominated by the big guys, the big cable ... As they are wont to become.
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Then this morning, the president — as he is wont to do — took to Twitter: This is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history!
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The thirstiest of these folks is the evil Dr. Robotnik, who plans to use Sonic's powers to take over the world, as bad guys are wont to do.
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Shaw became a minor celebrity during Sutton's surprising run to the fifth round of the FA Cup, as fat, gregarious athletes are wont to do in these situations.
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Before Wednesday night's Game 211, Toronto Raptors director of sport science Alex McKechnie broke out an unusual treatment for an injury, as he is occasionally wont to do.
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The population has taken a nosedive thanks to the nefarious actions of one Bill Yardley (Andrew Garman), who dresses all in black, as villains are wont to do.
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I woke up Wednesday morning and, as people like me are wont to do, glanced over the Senate seats that will be up for re-election in 2020.
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Do I attempt to alleviate some of this mess about black death by writing through it in public, as I'm wont to do when stuff needs working through?
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Don't Be Oblivious People are wont to say, "I don't know, that's not my cup of tea" whenever they're asked something that they don't know the answer to.
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They can join the battle by imposing a similar regime, instead of harping, whining and criticizing as they are wont to do whenever a Republican occupies the White House.
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Federal rules would supersede today's patchwork, where rules change from one state to another, and crossing a border—as trucks are wont to do—means extra reams of paperwork.
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Most Americans, both Democratic and Republican, want this to be addressed; conservative lawmakers, who are wont to consider the notion of paid leave an anti-business abomination, do not.
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After hearing a sound, this cat stands on his hind legs for a good 25 seconds while his dog friend rolls around excitedly, as dogs are wont to do.
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Mercury starts its second retrograde of the year on the 25th, in which it will, as it is wont to do, ask us to reflect on how we communicate.
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And, when you direct your newly hopeful gaze toward the future, as many are wont to do during the new moon, you could feel a sudden jolt of inspiration.
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But then, as it is wont to do, life caught up with us and, for various reasons, we had to move to be closer to her family in California.
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So instead, as fashion writers are wont to do, I described many pieces of clothing as "worth" buying when in fact I had no intention of doing so myself.
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There have long been concerns that China is wont to adopt such tactics; as headwinds to China's growth intensify, such doubts will be all the more widespread this year.
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Josh Norman had a hard time with A.J. Green, as cornerbacks are wont to have with the Bengals receiver, and ended up being penalized five times on the day.
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If his agenda flits into alignment with hers—as anyone's is wont to do from time to time—she either ignores it, or finds a way to downplay it.
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As rich psychopaths are wont to do, he takes it out on the closest person, Dolores, who cowers and says that someone who loves her will come save her.
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Yours Conditionally focuses, as Tennis are wont to do, on romantic relations, but this time Alaina found herself at a crossroads where more questions bloomed than answers were served.
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The president is wont to deny climate change exists at all, and he pulled the U.S. out of the landmark Paris climate accord, which seeks to curb global emissions.
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Aides to the temperamental president reported being pleasantly surprised that he did not rage against the setback in private, as he is wont to do in moments of difficulty.
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And the Hilton Midtown catering division certainly seems capable of producing plenty of well-done steaks, pseudo-Mexican Caesar salads, and fries—as the candidate is wont to eat.
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The man may have created the grooves by passing rope between his teeth, as fisherman are wont to do—yet another sign that he made his living on the river.
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As humanity is wont to do in times of stress and panic, the fans took to Twitter to voice their concerns and/or passionately roast Kendrick and Top Dawg Entertainment.
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Sanders, for her part, fired off a tweet Saturday morning that more or less confirmed the story and positioned herself as the better person, as she is wont to do.
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But as people on the Internet are wont to do, someone pulled the photo from Ted's Facebook page and posted it on Reddit, where it rocketed to the front page.
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And, as he is wont to do, our president tweeted about it: As I have always said, let ObamaCare fail and then come together and do a great healthcare plan.
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In doing so, they ignored the insults and crude behavior, siding with disruptive Trump, as many bystanders who are both excited and terrified by a bully, are wont to do.
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While Deltu is wont to change its mind and get sassy if its human playmate doesn't do what the robot wants, the extent to which Deltu has emotions is debatable.
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PSA I DONT THINK BUSH ACTUALLY DID 911 Meanwhile, Bush's good deed—the big tip he left for Smith—has certainly gone punished, as such deeds are wont to do.
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But as good kink is wont to do, it converts real pain — in this case Andre's grief over Rhonda and his collusion with Lucious to intimidate Shyne — into forbidden pleasure.
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Earlier this week, while browsing Khloé Kardashian's Twitter feed, as I'm wont to do, being an entertainment writer and all, I was met with a long list of weird tweets.
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Wise then did what bullies were wont to do: He tried to silence his opponent by taunting him with a duel challenge and then declaring him too cowardly to fight.
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I'm told that the dressing room in question is a celebrity's dressing room and the MAKEUP ARTIST is attending to said celebrity, as MAKEUP ARTISTS are wont to do. 1D.
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So there we were, crowded around the open door as anxious passengers are wont to do, when Skrillex and his entourage rolled up on hoverboards and scooted right onto the plane.
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The concept was conceived while co-founder and CEO Steve Pearce was a student at university and born out of his frustration planning nights out, as students are wont to do.
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That has led to some teens posting various memes about the Hong Kong protests to see how far they can push the platform's red lines (as teens are wont to do).
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In non-pizza but still food-related news, Public Policy Polling also gathered Americans' views on eating steak with ketchup, as a certain someone we all know is wont to do.
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Comey, who since his dismissal last year is wont to using social media to take cryptic and subliminal digs at his former boss, issued an uncharacteristically blunt response of his own.
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And when in a rush to meet release deadlines, developers and publishers are wont to cut back on the more thorough testing that comes at the end of the development process.
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Having started the ungodly spread of pumpkin-spice everything, Starbucks isn't wont to let a trend pass it by—even if said trend is first created and then popularized by others.
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Prince—the chameleonic performer he was—represented exactly the risk the league had been wont to avoid, his sexuality pulsating, his performances unpredictable, his guitar licks anything but rank-and-file.
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The How to Get Away with Murder fall finale answered a lot of major questions, but — as the series is wont to do — it introduced a few new ones as well.
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There was an autumn crispness to the air and Paris was, on Monday, as it is wont to be at such times, gleaming with pomp and a sense of circumstance past.
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On their date, Peter surprised Victoria with a special concert, as Bachelor leads are wont to do, and it became clear very quickly that she and singer Rice have met before.
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As with all Nardwuar interviews, he had gifts aplenty (received, of course, with adorable enthusiasm), and knew about all sorts of weird anecdotes involving the members, as Nardwuar is wont to do.
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As is wont to happen in culture, while we're appropriately punishing the Cosby Show patriarch for his horrific misdeeds, the women around him are also being made to pay, this time literally.
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That way, when a client unexpectedly kills a project, as Rory learns that clients are wont to do, you won't be left unable to cover the cost of rent (or new underwear).
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On the other, it is seen as a marketing goldmine, as the work being done by Shasha Lu, a lecturer in marketing at the Cambridge Judge Business School, is wont to show.
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Derek Jeter, captain of the boat (LW: NR) He's no longer playing for the Yankees, but Jeter remains a captain because he owns a boat, as rich guys are wont to do.
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And he's wont to make off-the-wall arguments," Conway continued, adding: "Dershowitz's recent assertion that the Supreme Court could order the Senate not to conduct an impeachment trial illustrates the point.
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As Swift is wont to do, she makes a big entrance about three-quarters of the way through the film, and her number is one of the most energetic of the night.
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Something about their squelchy wetness, the vines they dangled from in clumps, how they were wont to fall on the ground and get squished by someone's unsuspecting shoe—it all deeply disgusted me.
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Clever fans who stayed after the credits (as Marvel buffs are wont to do) knew to start hunting for the easter egg when they saw "character from Arrested Development" hidden in the credits.
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They actually just sent the usual rape and death threats to said female writers "ruining the show" for them, as absolute garbage, petty-ass insecure boys on the internet are wont to do.
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As it's wont to do, outbound traffic from LA precluded me from seeing Friday's early acts, although I arrived just in time to catch Toronto's Sloan, who led a masterclass in pop songwriting.
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Over the weekend, he took to Twitter, as is his wont, to reveal his plan: "No more fashion calendar... I'm going Mad Max... 6 collections a year...3 albums a year," he wrote.
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It's unclear whether Mr. Trump is just blowing off steam, as he is wont to do when it comes to the Fed, or whether he'll continue to explore ways to demote Mr. Powell.
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Drinking Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray is just one of those things that Jews are wont to do (its long-running nickname is "Jewish Champagne"), and as a half-Jew, it soon felt natural.
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I really like how as you solve, it seems like a homonym puzzle, and then BEAR shows up and hopefully provides some temporary confusion (as a bear showing up is wont to do).
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As it happens, refusing to shut the fuck up—as so many powerful men are wont to—is great training material for an AI algorithm to train a realistic model of someone on.
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Thinking back to the revealer, those bubbles have risen up to the top of the imaginary glass, as they are wont to do, and left the rest of the name — JOLT COLA — behind.
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My guess is that these types of death are rare but it would be unwise to continue to assert (as cannabinophiles are wont to do) that it is impossible to overdose on cannabis.
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Luckily, the dumb internet trend faded fast (as dumb internet trends are wont to do), and Tide Pods went back to being things you shoved in your washing machine instead of your mouth.
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As carmakers are wont to do, Mercedes-Benz gets pretty deep in the weeds in terms of flowery marketing language and aspirational visions of an idyllic future when describing the thinking behind the design.
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Archer and Lana still bicker on the job by trading escalating pop culture references, and Archer's nemesis Barry returns in all his cyborg glory to wreak unholy havoc, as he is wont to do.
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While this kind of play-the-game rhetoric was only intended to get Serena to kiss poor Norman, things spiral so far out of control, as all problems are wont to do on UnReal.
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While they wont to have the kind of track performance that Audi's teasing with the Vision Gran Tursimo version, they won't be slouches either, based on the concepts Audi already made for each one.
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So, if you're wont to use these terms ironically, it might be worth waiting until they know you are, in fact, literate before you start trying to charm them with the latest yoof lingo.
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Plus, as brands are wont to remind people, most of them don't own the factories that produce their clothes, meaning they neither pay for the garment workers' wages nor determine what those wages are.
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Even this week, as he highlighted the new trade agreement, which he is calling the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or U.S.M.C.A., he drifted off to other subjects, as he is wont to do.
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Though its well-established in other parts of the world, ranked-choice is viewed with suspicion in the US, as any new voting system is wont to be by those elected under the status quo.
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The GDPR requires that people be given clearer ideas of what they're consenting to and that their data is anonymized in case it gets out — as data in the digital age is wont to do.
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Strangely enough, though, a strong midterm for the Democrats could help Trump two years down the road if they take back the reins of Congress and go too far, as Democrats are wont to do.
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Last night, however, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez swooped in to lift our spirits — as she is wont to do — with an Instagram photo that proved not everyone is D.C. has questionable standards when it comes to snacks.
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The crisis in 2001 seems to have fallen at a critical moment, throwing the entire nation into chaos, and fostering, among some, a desire to 'stick it to the man,' as hackers are wont to do.
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If you did want to get a hold of a pair of these spiffy things, they're finally available for pre-order, and are likely to sell out quickly as newly released Apple products are wont to.
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EVs aren't new to Pikes Peak — in fact, they've flourished there since showing up a few years ago, in part because they don't wind up gasping for oxygen like internal combustion engines are wont to do.
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And just as contestants on The Bachelor are wont to come forward and share their sides of the story, we're starting to hear from the Love Is Blind couples about what really went down while filming.
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Friction: he looked out across the city sky and flicked the lighter's wheel, prepared for the night to go up all around him, but the night, as the night was wont to do, rolled impersonally on.
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As it turns out, Rebecca's social anxiety doesn't take too well to shifting dynamics in a claustrophobic setting — and so all her neuroses come tumbling out at the most inopportune moment, as neuroses are wont to do.
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That night, things also go suspiciously swimmingly (given how the franchise is wont to give good edits to the runner-up), with Tyler "cheesin' so hard" just thinking about how great their day with her family went.
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As Rick is wont to do whenever Morty protests his decisions, he regurgitates (or, more aptly, burps) Morty's own concern for his sister back at him by convincing his grandson that Summer's rampage is actually supes cathartic.
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Not content with grinding her own pigments (as many artists are wont to do), Smirnova decided to make her own heavy water (containing D2O, deuterium oxide), with the same composition as the water found on comet 67P.
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And so I scrolled forward to December of 2017 in my calendar and marked the day, as I am sometimes wont to do, in all-caps: THIS IS THE DAY THE READY PLAYER ONE MOVIE COMES OUT.
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AOL Time Warner, Palm and HP, eBay and its "power of three" strategy with PayPal and Skype — none of those materialized into actual synergy, and so we're wont to just shrug off the word as mere puffery.
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Yesterday, further evidence of France's gastronomic pride emerged when the internet erupted—as it is wont to do for minor transatlantic disagreements—over a photo showing plate of French crepes, stacked (quelle horreur!) to resemble a cake.
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When it reopens, all the British ears prick up, conversation abruptly stops and heads are inquisitively turned in the way eager British travellers are wont to do when stranded in an airport for more than five minutes.
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Of course, even if post-EDM does become a "thing," it's likely that artists will choose a different name to describe it—or shrug off the idea of a label entirely, as musicians are wont to do.
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Abortion remains far too complex of an issue to reduce to a single political talking point, but Trump is wont to do it — and these untruths sincerely jeopardize the reproductive rights of millions of women across the country.
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EditorsNote: write-thru with quotes and details BOSTON — In the lead-up to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington could barely contain his excitement, as a rookie is wont to do.
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And Linus Torvalds, as profane as his criticisms are wont to be, is one of the many people working hard on behalf of the open-source community and the people who ultimately benefit from it down the line.
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While the Snooper's Charter is certainly a bad omen as far as the future of digital privacy rights are concerned, it also makes for an awesome gaming experience, as the Mainlining "cyber espionage simulator" is wont to demonstrate.
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So there I was, 26 minutes into a 34-minute load of laundry, contemplating existence in my own bedroom as I am wont to do, when my phone alarm went off, indicating that my laundry was almost done.
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The only thing colon therapy did successfully bring out in me was my wont to be a contrary fucker: After my session, I headed to a restaurant for a giant plate of fried chicken and mac and cheese.
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To make her appear ravaged by the wind, she is shuffled among a collective of D-Men — inner demons who follow her from scene to scene and often, as men are wont to do, get in her way.
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In both of those ensembles, Ms. Allen was wont to cut things loose, subverting the tempo or abandoning a song's structure.. "Audiences aren't always given credit for being emotionally aware," she said in the interview with Mr. Myers.
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When she pulls an obscure fact out of thin air, as Scully is wont to do, she shrugs it off in a way that both acknowledges how much time has passed and tells us the important things haven't changed.
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This also carries over to today's Instagram post, in which Jenner is wearing a very baggie blue shirt, which conspiracy theorists (read: everyone) are wont to point out completely hides the presence or lack thereof of a pregnant belly.
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Instead of claiming that everything is already great, as some politicians are wont to do, we need to demonstrate that our values are still able to point us towards transformative policies that make the world a much better place.
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Then there's Jen, the sexy wild child from New York with an overlooked heart of gold who moves in next door to Dawson and sets the show's plot in motion—as attractive new female characters are wont to do.
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"I rather vigorously defended my wife, as I am wont to do, and I realized, finally, I was talking past her (the protestor) the same way she was talking past me," Clinton said at an event in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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But, as he is wont to do, Mark has learned quickly to focus on the real point, releasing a raft of long-needed changes to the Facebook platform, some minor and some major, along with admitting that some regulation is needed.
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The chatroom for the Kids See Ghosts stream, which has been available off and on over the course of the evening, has been filled mostly with people shouting profanities and complaining, as most internet chatroom denizens are wont to do.
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At Ostello Bello Grande there are musical instruments waiting to be played, three libraries full of books, organized trips to concerts and expositions and free linens/towels/soap/shampoo if you forget something — as creative types are wont to do.
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Gaming is no longer a young medium, but it's still somewhat opaque from the outside, which makes games an easy target for crusades from those wont to crusade: most recently, with local-news insistences that Fortnite is rotting your children's brains.
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And, as things are wont to do these days once they have entered the annals of Online, pseudo-ironic fandom of Gritty begat serious obsession that blossomed into a political moment as Gritty became an icon of the Antifa movement.
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Perhaps he'll just mope about as he is wont to do, or perhaps he will use the knowledge to team up with (perhaps even marry) Daenerys to get her to bring her dragons north to fight the army of the dead.
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For reasons unbeknownst to an old like me, children not only want to touch slime, but also apparently want to put it in their mouths, as kids are wont to do with most things that they play with (dirt, boogers, etc.).
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And then, with my mom's voice echoing in my head, I turned the heat down, lower than I would have thought, to prevent the crust from burning, as it was wont to do with all of that sweet tomato sauce.
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Earlier, Netanyahu was wont to point out that Gantz is a political greenhorn whose foreign policy pedigree is a stint as defense attache at the Israeli embassy in Washington - a resume unlikely to impress world leaders like President Donald Trump.
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"This royal throne of kings, this scepter'd isle, This earth of majesty, this seat of Mars, This other Eden, demi-paradise... That England that was wont to conquer others hath made a shameful conquest of itself," nobleman John of Gaunt intones.
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We know from the trailer that the Resistance will be attacked; Rey will keep learning to hone her Jedi powers; R2D2 is up to some kind of scheming, as R2D2 is wont to do; BB8 continues to roll loyally by Poe's side.
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And while Nicki Minaj has been sporting her version of the look for a while now, she just took things to extremes (as she is wont to do) with a brand new weave that goes all the way down to her ankles.
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Escobar's captive hippos were never meant for the rivers and estuaries of northern Colombia, yet since his death they've behaved as wild animals are wont to: by vigorously breeding and multiplying, slowly establishing themselves as the largest invasive species in the world.
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Although the country's democracy is far from perfect—politicians are wont to hand out rolls of banknotes hidden inside T-shirts at rallies and much of the country still votes along tribal lines—it is streets ahead of many others on the continent.
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False Flag has its roots in pure grind, but, as young bands are wont to do, have rapidly accelerated their search for the perfect sound since the original four members saw Napalm Death lay waste to a Bangalore festival stage in 2015.
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Eviatar will be using neurotoxins for other things that are not approved by the FDA such as reduce my forehead muscles' ability to put a curve in my brow and my chin muscles' wont to pull the corners of my mouth downwards.
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As Elon Musk is wont to do, he took the stage in front of a rabid crowd this afternoon to lay out an extraordinarily ambitious vision of the future that at times felt inspiring, brilliant, and unbelievable, if not all at once.
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Mom and Dad worked hard, after all, and the last thing they'd ever do would be to spend three figures on a pair of sunglasses for a hapless, peripatetic boy wont to losing, breaking, and generally obliterating every little thing in his path.
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Like the immigrants of Cuccinelli's own Irish-Italian ancestry who arrived here destitute in the late nineteenth century, poor Central American migrants will "stand on their own two feet," as people the world over are wont to do, with or without assistance.
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Then there are the realities of having the popular but permanently cash-strapped National Health Service which prioritizes the treatment of more serious conditions—something advocates of the American health "system" are wont to point out to US voters at every opportunity.
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While this triage of razor-focused 4/4 apache beat purveyors of highly engineered (as the Germans are wont to do) psychedelic and experimental music maintained niche status throughout much of the 20th century, it reverberates throughout disparate artists and genres today.
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Since it is not the president's wont to accept responsibility for anything, you will hear much in the weeks (and months and years) ahead about how rare it is for any incumbent president's party to gain or hold seats in a midterm race.
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Actually, no one calls them information technology pirates, but I do, because good ones — as you have discovered the hard way — are difficult to find on the open corporate seas, and can be wont to hold you, or at least your data, hostage.
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Yes, of course; it would be insincere to insist otherwise — something far too many liberals are wont to do in the wake of the election, fearful that they will be seen as punching down on the "little guy" by simply being honest.
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" By 1927 a librarian could observe that "pessimistic defenders of the book … are wont to contrast the actual process of reading with the lazy and passive contemplation of the screen or listening to wireless, and to prophecy the death of the book.
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Sure, it's annoying when I have to yank a piece of artisanal cheese out of his mouth, but it always makes me feel more connected to the world around me, rather than wrapped up in my phone as I'm wont to do when I workout.
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That was never likely to happen: Mr Mattis may carry himself like a general and makes a point of talking to the troops like a visiting officer, but he is wont to stress that America is a country with civilian control of the military.
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We've reached out to Elon to find out if "Thud!" is something legit or if he was just being impish on Twitter as he is wont to do on occasion, and will update this post in case he provides any cryptic hints either way.
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Minor cites these incidents as evidence that truth on the web is largely unknowable — but he also fails to allow for the possibility that plenty of other people could've simply been playing along with his joke, as humans on the web are wont to do.
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Obviously Paramore have rocked "20 Something" out a little, as they're wont to do, but it sounds very cute, and it's a great nod to one of 2017's biggest artists—one whose output has, recently at least, matched up with Paramore's so well thematically.
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Gaga is wont to talk—melodramatically, but perhaps with genuine paranoia—of her fears that she might go the way of John Lennon or Princess Diana (the latter with whom she particularly identifies), either assassinated by a stalker or hounded to death by paparazzi.
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As expensive gaming PC's are wont to do, the GT75 also sports customizable RGB lighting in its keyboard, that lets users set each individual key to a different color, in addition to two more configurable lights hidden in the laptop's discrete left and right mouse buttons.
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Watching these videos in adulthood made me feel proud (as someone throwing a hip to the beat of a bass drum is wont to do), knowing that this artistry is so deeply embedded in black American life, there was little danger of it ever being appropriated.
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After a set piece resulted in a howler of a loose ball by MCFC keeper Claudio Bravo, Zlatan tilted himself (as he is wont to do) at a 45 degree angle to sideways kick the ball silly into the net with a cracker of a shot.
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That ego, however, has often been rapidly deflated when mayors decide — as they are wont to do — that they'd like to trade Gracie Mansion for the White House, a route littered with underwhelming poll numbers, underattended rallies and unceremonious exits long before a single vote is cast.
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Without a trial to lay out all the evidence for a jury to scrutinize, the public is wont to jump to conclusions -- especially in a case with such a wide disparity between the alleged conduct and the severity of the punishment, said defense attorney Gloria Allred.
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The startup is also talking up its use of data — like all startups are wont to do — and says that the platform is able to "spot trends, suggest new courses, and even flag when someone is looking at learning tools outside of their current job description".
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Earlier this morning, Trump was likely in bed and thinking about LaVar Ball—as he is wont to do—because of their growing feud over whether he stepped in to help release his son and his UCLA teammates after the three got caught shoplifting in China.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — In general, there is a myth that adults are wont to suffer from midlife crises at some point in their lives but, given the extraordinary medical advancements we have seen, middle age is a concept with moving goal posts, to say the least.
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This Wednesday at 3:42 PM, the love and money planet re-enters Libra, one of the signs that Venus rules, making it easier for us to appreciate the beauty of things in pleasantly superficial Libra fashion, rather than reaching to find hidden motives, as probing Scorpio is wont to do.
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Trump may have just been letting off steam on Twitter — as he is wont to do — but his latest tirade could provide special counsel Robert Mueller with yet more material that could one day be used against the president in an obstruction of justice or witness tampering charge, former prosecutors said.
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After buying Aviation Gin earlier this year, Reynolds hosted a media briefing in Manhattan last month to elaborate for the first time publicly about why he wanted to get involved with a liquor brand (as many celebrities are wont to do these days) as well as some of his goals for the business.
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While pregnancy speculations hit the gossip mill pretty quickly — as celebrity pregnancy rumors are wont to do — the claims were quickly lost in a sea of fans who seem to be pleased with the possibility that the Bajan singer will be better equipped to fill out a Fashion Nova body-con dress.
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He tells us that his kids hate him and two wives have walked out on him, and in manic moments he hurls insults at the young New York filmmakers (director Tony Stone and cameraman Nathan Corbin), who are wont to retort that Peter is drunk or to assure their respect for his storytelling.
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Marling says her producer Blake Mills (who has worked with Sky Ferreira, Fiona Apple, Conor Oberst, and Alabama Shakes) decided to cut out any extraneous chords she admits she is wont to add, and instead stuck to more a traditional structure that she says made her songs much more palatable than they'd ever been.
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But his status as ambassador of Latin trap would not be able to coexist with his embrace of femininity if he were not straight, and further, if he didn't at times also embrace the sexism that pervades the genre—as many outwardly progressive men are wont to do when it works to their advantage.
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Which reflected the debate, whispered among attendees, of whether everyone wearing Bottega had bought Bottega, or if it had been seeded around the influencers and editors on purpose, as has long been fashion's wont, to create the image of desire — and whether it mattered, anyway, since reportedly the products had all sold out in stores.
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Not only does this deal, which sees Marvel and Disney receiving around 25% of the profits, ensure Tom Holland will return as the titular character after the questions left unanswered in Far From Home, but also stipulates that the character will appear in a future Marvel Studios film, as the MCU is wont to do.
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On August 2, synthetic organic chemist Ryan Shenvi stood before 300 people at the Natural Products and Bioactive Compounds conference and told them something he knew was sacrilegious: He'd synthesized salvinorin A, the active ingredient in the wildly intense hallucinogen salvia, and he hadn't just copied a molecule, as synthetic organic chemists are wont to do.
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With his incredibly successful show, a podcast, a string of albums ("available on iTunes," as he's wont to remind us), a lengthy list of film and television credits, two books, a drag conference, and a hand in nationwide Drag Race tours, not to mention a line of chocolates, it makes sense that he'd be drawn to similarly driven queens.
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Meryl Streep's character on Big Little Lies may be stealing most of the spotlight this season (as someone like Streep is wont to do with pretty much any performance she gives), however, there are some other very notable new characters that have popped up in season 2 that are definitely worth a closer look as well.
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Yet the people who would most benefit from seeing Detroit are those who deem police brutality a one-off event rather than an institutional predicament, who do not see the egregious error in countering "black lives matter" with "all lives matter," who are wont to deny one of the country's most lasting and continual original sins in racism.
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Reviews of the Bodum Chambord on Amazon are largely positive (more than 4,000, rounding out to 4.3/5 stars), but a good number of them complain about the same thing: The stainless steel frame that holds the carafe in place is wont to warp over time, especially if you're not careful when you remove the carafe.
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To be clear, the Trump budget blueprint, aka the "skinny budget," is short on details—as such proposals are wont to be—but the information released so far does call for the elimination of the Community Services Block Grant and the Community Development Block Grant, which together supply approximately 3 percent of Meals on Wheels' annual funding.
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" Having already denounced, in his personal letters, the painter widely considered the king of 20th-century art ("charlatan" was his epithet of choice), Graham (again, from Wilkin's essay) "expanded on his objections, castigating artists for emphasizing […] formal concerns: 'Young painters, nowadays, are wont to talk about pure form, plastic values, plane-tension, texture, space, design and whatnot.
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On the flip side, any craze can be a fleeting thing, and it's entirely possible that, in time, "crypto" could revert to its proper meaning of cryptography should the cryptocurrency hype die back, as hype is wont to do when people get bored — because something that was new and novel becomes properly understood and adopted (and thus less of a conversation starter).
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The video ends with the crowd chanting "OH JEREMY CORBYN" to the tune of the riff from "Seven Nation Army" as English people are wont to do when we're enthusiastic about something, and I'm fairly sure that nothing has made me feel more patriotic than this since the time those lads called themselves sesh gremlins and did a shit message in a bottle.
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Oakland's native son was just hanging out in The Bay, giving back to the community, generally being awesome, and taking care of his mom—as he is wont to do—when apparently somebody at his alma mater tapped him to let him know that 10 years had elapsed since he took to Cal, Berkeley's field on a golf cart and went dummy AF at that injury cart sideshow.
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You know, when I walked back in 2010 across the Edmund Pettus Bridge with John Lewis, arm and arm, and we remembered Bloody Sunday and the extraordinary progress of the civil rights movement, I can't help but think that, rather than pulling down monuments, as some are wont to do, rather than tearing down monuments that have graced our cities all across this country for years, we ought to have been building more monuments.
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Other deals up for grabs include: PS220 Pro Gamma Chassis with Days Gone — £227 (list price £24) PS22 Pro with Red Dead Redemption — £279.203 (list price £2279.20) PS2349 with Red Dead Redemption — £220 (list price £249) PS4 Days of Play Limited Edition 1TB — £223.20 (list price £279) Nintendo Switch and Crash Team Racing — £239.20 (list price £3493) Nintendo Switch (Grey) — £223.20 (list price £279) Nintendo 2DS XL Bundle — £103.20 (list price 129) We recommended acting fast, as these consoles will sell quickly and you won't wont to miss out on these great discounts.
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The redesigned mechanism has resulted in keys that not only feel different when pressed vs the prior MacBook keyboard — which was more spongey for sure but that meant keys were at reduced risk of generating accidental strikes vs their barely-there trigger-sensitive replacements (which feel like they have a 40% smaller margin for keystrike error) — but have also turned out to be fail prone, as particles of dust can find their way in between the keys, as dust is wont to do, and mess with the smooth functioning of key presses — requiring an official Apple repair.
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Our Natasha Lomas said it best in her excellent piece called "An ode to Apple's awful MacBook keyboard," The redesigned mechanism has resulted in keys that not only feel different when pressed vs the prior MacBook keyboard — which was more spongy for sure but that meant keys were at reduced risk of generating accidental strikes vs their barely there trigger-sensitive replacements (which feel like they have a 40% smaller margin for keystrike error) — but have also turned out to be fail prone, as particles of dust can find their way in between the keys, as dust is wont to do, and mess with the smooth functioning of key presses — requiring an official Apple repair.
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Here is one called "I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It": Carlisles, Pa. Nov 21 1864 Mr abarham lincon I wont to knw sir if you please whether I can have my son relest from the arme he is all the subport I have now his father is Dead and his brother that wase all the help I had he has bean wonded twise he has not had nothing to send me yet now I am old and my head is blossaming for the grave and if you do I hope the lord will bless you and me tha say that you will simpethise withe the poor he be long to the eight rigmat colard troops he is a sarjent mart welcom is his name What I have always liked about Smith's poetry is her interest in other people's lives.
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