There are probably some overly pedantic word games going on.
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In the past, I loved word games because I loved words.
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I grew up on word games like anagrams, Boggle and Scrabble.
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"Playing with language helps: riddles, jokes, word games like Scrabble," she said.
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You play word games saying you didn't know because no one believed.
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We're not playing word games, feel free to call it an endorsement.
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He played word games when Jake Tapper questioned him about condemning the KKK.
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It means that I like word games, and I'm still learning this one.
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Then they had the students solve a bunch of anagrams — basically word games.
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This advent has miniature wooden and metal puzzles, challenge cards, word games, and more.
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Educators too have devised word games and puzzles that keep children engaged and motivated.
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She may be losing her mind, but she still destroys Andrei at word games.
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The slender plot recedes behind a welter of sight gags, word games and slapstick riffs.
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For some reason, his supporters try to make themselves feel better by playing word games.
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Very often, they find it easy to outwit the people around them using word games.
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I also really enjoyed playing Scrabble growing up, as well as more general word games.
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Friends describe him as organized and detail-oriented, unbeatable at word games, well-read and funny.
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TypeShift isn't fundamentally different from most word games; you're still creating words from a selection of letters.
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GIF Battle, as Baron sees it, isn't too different from word games like crossword puzzles or Scrabble.
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High-level officials have played word games, perjured themselves, or simply refused to answer in congressional testimony.
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At dinner, the kids played word games with Steve, each taking turns to contribute to a category.
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During those get-togethers, we shared a common interest in word games, good books, and beautiful hikes.
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It looks to me like sophistry – word games intended to confuse what should be a simple issue.
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Word games like Letter Boxed, where players connect letters to form chains of words, have done well.
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My siblings and I grew up playing Scrabble and other word games with our parents and each other.
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Leave it to Zach Gage to create yet another interesting experience in the well-trod field of word games.
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Seeing that I was interested in other word games at school, he showed me the ropes of crossword constructing.
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The app uses Sesame Street characters along with educational videos and word games to help student enhance their vocabulary.
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When one girl strains to finish her meal, the others distract her with horoscopes, word games and quiet kindnesses.
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Subjects, which have included several members of Freestyle Love Supreme, lie in fMRI machines and play associative word games.
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" Eventually, the word games ended with Fallon excitedly prodding his friend, "You're doing the halftime show at the Super Bowl?
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The students take classes and field trips to museums; they create art projects and enhance their vocabulary through word games.
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It contains prose and verse; polemic and introspection; remixed pop lyrics and pellucid memoir; straightforward narration and constellated word games.
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This structure makes TypeShift feel much looser and more playful compared to other word games (including Gage's own Spelltower from 2011).
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"This has devolved into gotcha word games, perjury traps and trumped process crimes," Stone said on Wednesday, according to the Post.
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Qantas also offers a kit with an activity book with puzzles and word games and even an Etch a Sketch toy.
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It was as funny as always, and as surreal, looping through word games and allusions and all the usual stuff we did.
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After a brief introductory video cribbed mostly from Ocarina of Time, we were asked to figure out various word games and mazes.
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Apple itself appears to be playing some weird word games to exaggerate how much of that it's actually pouring into hard investments.
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Thanks to a revenue share partnership with marketer Instafluence, 4Snaps reached #1 on the word games chart with a few million users.
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I kept all my word games, but dumped about six different apps for fine-tuning the camera, because I never needed them.
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As children progress in the app, they'll be presented with word games that win them in-app rewards and badges to motivate them.
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You can't say that you want to play word games, need a skill to check airport security wait times, or feel like meditating.
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Thanks to a revenue share partnership with marketer Instafluence, 4Snaps reached No. 1 on the word games chart, with a few million users.
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Reports on the weather or accounts of visits to penguin colonies were interspersed with short stories, poetry, interviews, crossword puzzles and word games.
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He brought to neon his deadpan facility with word games, imbued with his own special sense of sadism and desire to provoke discomfort.
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Together with Google Play, we asked R29ers what mobile games they can't stop playing lately — from competitive word games to immersive true-crime games.
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The first group of iMessage apps also includes a number of games, including word games and things like chess, checkers and tic-tac-toe.
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She loves solving "word games and anagrams" that she alone has detected in Austen's fiction, all of which somehow turn out to support her argument.
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" Ryan aide Brendan Buck followed up moments after the article was published, tweeting, "We're not playing word games, feel free to call it an endorsement.
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San Francisco, CA. I made word games and trivia puzzles for Games Magazine and about 50 — 100 puzzles for TV Guide back in the 1980s.
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It was invented in the United States by Howard Garns for Dell Pencil Puzzles & Word Games magazine in 1979, although it has a Japanese name.
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" A spokesman for Ryan clarified on Twitter that the speaker's team is "not playing word games," and others should "feel free to call it an endorsement.
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However, none of these word games will make the slightest difference now in Hamas' fortunes, its battle with its Fatah rival or its relationship with Israel.
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"It was as funny as always, as as surreal, looping through word games and allusions and all the usual stuff we did," Eno said of the email.
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If you play crosswords, it says that you care about not wasting time, that you're smart enough and with a large enough vocabulary to play word games.
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Words with friends Playing word games with friends is great -- unless you're a Missouri Parole Board member and you're doing it in the middle of a meeting.
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And to do so, the bureaucracy, interested in creating greater freedom to do whatever it wants, plays word games to obscure both the activity and the outcome.
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Her latest attempt to restore order did not satisfy many protesters who stood by demands that she completely withdraw the bill and accused her of playing word games.
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I wouldn't expect that we'll see very complex and highly graphical games on smart displays, but this is a good surface for word games or similar casual games.
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But in episode three, one big element of the show clicks into place: You realize that Manhunt is a series about catching a killer by playing word games.
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Some of the scuffling involves word games, as Trump is demanding a wall and Democrats have made clear they will not appropriate funding for anything labeled a wall.
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"Our correspondence consisted mostly of little word games he'd send me to test out, or ask for help in coming up with a different presentation," Mr. Orbach said.
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And he'll do his best to entertain us with all the means at the disposal of his waning faculties — word games and gags, and pensées read from notecards.
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Created by a team of Stanford psychologists and AI experts, Woebot uses brief daily chat conversations, mood tracking, curated videos, and word games to help people manage mental health.
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So the core mission is still there, but I think they are getting caught up in, you know, these identity politics word games and it&aposs destroying their credibility.
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As she grew older, her word games and imitations turned into plays she wrote and performed for the household, often pushing her reserved sisters onto the stage as well.
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These kinds of word games predictably enrage millions of Americans who respect the rule of law, and that includes legal Latino immigrants who are often opponents of illegal immigration.
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On the other hand, if FCC is playing word games to avoid responding to FOIA requests, it would clearly violate Chairman Ajit Pai's pledge to increase transparency at the FCC.
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Among the neat collection of puzzle maker interviews and number and word games is a particularly unprecedented challenge, a puzzle larger than any The New York Times has ever constructed.
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There are literally hundreds of options on the market today – word games, memorization-based, and even conversation-based – but of course, what works for some may not work for you.
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The result was SpellTower, a mashup of word games and puzzlers, which went on to become one of his most popular titles to date, with more than 1 million downloads.
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Language Drops, a free app that Google Play ranked as a top self improvement tool, offers the chance to learn 31 languages using short word games that make the process fun.
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Word Games Back in Winterfell, Littlefinger hands Bran the dagger that almost killed him in season 1, which we know because they reminded us right before the beginning of the episode.
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But look for lawmakers on both sides to play word games to get around the issue of the wall, as they seek an agreement that will satisfy demands on both sides.
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I would find her either reading a book or doing word puzzles — not just crossword puzzles, but all sorts of intricate word games, the kind that came in the daily paper.
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Over time, my skill with the canes, crops, and paddles he adores has become a sort of muscle memory, freeing up my mind to play wicked word games and throw sadistic taunts.
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It is plausible that Trump's public word games about who is responsible for the election interference merely reflect a reluctance to boost the public's sense that Russia tipped the election to him.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — "Split Decisions" is a much different mental test than we're used to when solving word games, and it's not usually one of the variety puzzles that I look forward to.
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They are all examples of heteronyms, which are a subset of the wide-ranging family of homonyms — words that are frequently fodder for word games (and the nightmares of English language learners).
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The remarkable breadth of inventiveness in Roussel's stories came about through a number of complex word games the author thought up for himself, which were the invisible foundations of his best known work.
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Eleven's vocabulary is certainly improving with each season, but so far the show has made no mention of how she's getting an education aside from word games and TV-watching at Hopper's cabin.
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They're much more interested in piling word games on top of each other and coming up with ever-more disgusting descriptions of trash than they are in debating the nuances of economic theory.
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" President Trump's word games: "As President I wanted to share with Russia (at an openly scheduled W.H. meeting) which I have the absolute right to do, facts pertaining to terrorism and airline flight safety.
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But if you have a mind for other word games, or even the Thursday puzzle every week, I encourage you to take a little time with cryptics and see if you catch the bug.
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Ford's latest autonomous cars get more data from fewer sensors Ford's probably playing elaborate word games using the Fusion as its self-driving test platform, since there's so much sensor fusion required in autonomous driving.
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"Men and women are different and gender-bending word games by a goofy nest of drugstore academics aren't going to change anything -- except the fantasy life of those confused people in ivory towers," Skyes said.
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"Whatever word games they want to play will be a cold comfort to the victims of the crimes that these felons are going to be commit," Cotton told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt before the meeting.
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They appear to be playing, as Jaffe put it in an MSNBC appearance, "word games" — setting up a fake version of what the Post alleged, that Trump directly disclosed sources and methods, and then knocking that down.
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In addition to dominating word games with her Thrones cast members, Rigg apparently has endless juicy tales about spending her formative acting years in some of the most prestigious theater companies and among the company of its well-known players.
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More interesting than the word games are the limitations on ECB actions which look to have motivated what it is actually doing, as opposed to what it may some day do or how it would like its actions to be characterized.
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With that crew around, however, and L.B. driving the entertainments, the long evenings could become barbed—anagrams and other word games were played as life-and-death matters, and more than one participant, Jamie says, left the room in tears.
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Trump calls latest impeachment hearings 'a great day for Republicans' Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' MORE of New York — were particularly ready to buy into these Trump code-word games.
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On what could be next, the Mojiworks CEO says that competitive games are an obvious fit, such as casual sports, word games, and battling, but believes that collaboration is likely to work even better and fits the close-personal model that messaging allows.
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Like deep affect, constantly in that mode, either hyper solemn and depressed and serious or very twee and like you know trying to be charming by dropping references or by you know doing basically word games with people constantly, you know what I mean?
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CUMMINS: Well, you know, they&aposre playing word games and it&aposs intended to be a distraction and I think if you look at the overall landscape, there&aposs a lot of concern among the Democrats and the left about the political implications of these latest revelations.
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The MyFirstBananagrams letter tiles can also be used to play ten other mini word games that are designed to help children expand their vocabularies and hone their spelling skills so that they'll soon be able to move up to the more traditional version of the game.
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Gundy's grunting about how "my generation spent all of our time in the front yard playing games" isn't wrong, exactly, but it's the word "games" that matters here—as in, a plurality of activities and sports, not only football but baseball and basketball and whatever else.
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In the car, that will probably mostly be playing podcasts and playlists from Amazon and its favored partners (like IHeartRadio and TuneIn ... Spotify compatibility is "coming"), but you can also turn up your thermostat, start a to-do list, play voice-activated word games, or anything else you do with Alexa at home.
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I found my way into the crossword community through a lifelong love of word games and puzzles (I grew up playing Scrabble and Boggle with my mom, as well as solving Sudoku and Ken Ken before bed), but didn't really get into crosswords until college, where I met my collaborator, Ryan McCarty.
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After the Washington Post posted its bombshell that President Trump "revealed highly classified ['code-word'] information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador in a White House meeting last week," the White House issued a series of carefully worded denials — "playing word games," according to Greg Miller, one of the Post authors, along with Greg Jaffe.
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