The first trailer for a film based on John Bellairs' children's classic, reveals Cate Blanchett and Jack Black welcoming you to a curious house with a curious ticking and even more curious inhabitants.
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For Pandora, it would be a curious time to sell.
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And the USPS does have a curious relationship with Amazon.
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Recipes are a curious space when it comes to data.
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Rima has a curious reaction to Zoe's call for help.
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A curious local woman, Isabelle, happens upon the sleeping foursome.
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But it also leaves assault survivors in a curious place.
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Google has made a curious addition to its Chrome browser.
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Yoni Wolf has carved out a curious niche for himself.
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Food has a curious appeal when its preparation is purposeful.
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A curious coalition of feminists and Christians backed the law.
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You're in a curious mood, eager to learn and study.
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But there is a curious niggle about the Karma Grip.
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A curious trick for a number that never reaches 3.15.
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This is a curious choice for a number of reasons.
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But on August 133, 213, he sent a curious tweet.
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In our own time, though, a curious thing has happened.
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Undressed is a curious addition to the dating show canon.
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Maybe the restaurant has a curious effect on people's minds?
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The sheer volume has a curious effect on our consciousness.
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" It was a curious response from an administration whose "C.
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Yet, this show made a curious choice in the end.
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I'm just a curious observer is what I tell myself.
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Man with a curious baby on the subway, N.Y.C. 1956
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The five of them sat in a curious, tense silence.
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"Permanent Record" is a riveting account and a curious artifact.
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But the film takes a curious step to one side.
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America's version of liberalism has always been a curious one.
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But it's a curious choice for a major network production.
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It's a curious kind of double-treatment, and one which only
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But the automaker decided to go with a curious rollout strategy.
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That struck some in the development world as a curious decision.
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A few men mentioned the scars, but in a curious way.
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And a curious New Hampshire visit from a former presidential candidate.
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Discussing The Beatles raises a curious parallel with Heidecker's own career.
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Image: Square EnixSquare Enix has a curious relationship with mobile gaming.
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Artist, 23, shared a curious photo of the script on Instagram.
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I'm always a curious person, so there's never a down moment.
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Going into E23 22, Nintendo found itself in a curious position.
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Platt has his own backstory that makes for a curious read.
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At $299, the Echo Link Amp lives in a curious spot.
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That is a curious point (a "stupid" one, says Mr Tribe).
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But it is a curious aspect of an increasingly strange story.
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"That was a curious experience," McConaughey, 47, said at the premiere.
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You're in a curious mood, gathering information and answering important questions.
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But a curious trend has emerged over the past few years.
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If true, it is a curious way to go about that.
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Her husband, a curious tinkerer, opened a garage to fix vehicles.
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Races ran clockwise on tracks that measured a curious 330 yards.
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He has a curious interpretation of what a special counsel does.
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On the face of it, Adele's choice is a curious one.
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So it's a curious thing, really, to consolidate those dual feelings.
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Second, like Trump, they share a curious affection for Vladimir Putin.
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The enduring legacy of the Manson story is a curious one.
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This result was a curious play on Japanese tradition and precedent.
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Just a curious reference considering what went down shortly after this.
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Toilet paper hoarding in particular has a curious history and economy.
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There's a lot of interesting information for a curious little one.
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But true or false, it is a curious story to relay.
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And Stan gives a curious Henry a tour of the F.B.I.
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At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, a curious compromise was struck.
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But Amazon's got a curious issue they have to deal with.
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That makes Google&aposs acquisition of Typhoon Studios a curious choice.
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It was a curious position for an ethnic Chinese Christian businessman.
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For dessert there is a curious tamal topped with queso fresco.
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Azur has a curious mind, and he wants to push boundaries.
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This set up a curious dynamic which has persisted for years.
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Their subjects: trees, buildings, a curious tower, and a printing press.
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I was a curious kid and had a lot of questions.
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It's a curious waiting feeling, not knowing what you will read next.
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At first glance, it might seem a curious choice for a revival.
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Though he was a curious student, Fulmer really had no other goal.
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It's a curious thing, to move and be unaware of your movements.
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Shooting the scene last year had a curious effect on the actor.
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Scrawled upon a handwritten map is a curious symbol of interlocking hexagons.
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That makes the new $99.99 third-generation Echo speaker a curious beast.
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Finally, on May 28th, the court issued a curious ruling on Box.
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You're in a curious mood, eager to explore and expand your mind.
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Democratic primary debate, the candidates were asked about NATO, and a curious
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Hannah B. has been a curious figure on the show so far.
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Encrypted messaging service Signal received a curious email from Amazon Web Services.
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The rhetoric comes from a curious interpretation of the Bundys' Mormon faith.
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It is a curious and lovable mixture of nostalgia, homage and innovation.
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The Moon is in Gemini, a curious, intellectual Air sign (like you!).
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Lilith has a curious and complicated history, even as spiritual beings go.
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I thought it was a curious gesture for someone in her position.
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"You're such a curious cat," Dr. Cohen said, according to the suit.
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Rippling oak walls give the auditorium a curious appearance, again vaguely organic.
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Drivers familiar with electric vehicles will notice a curious dynamic with Sonata.
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It is a curious chapter, but a crucial one, in Guardiola's career.
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A strange paralysis sets in, a curious mix of denial and resignation.
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The mystery of the ubiquitous skater-artist hybrid is a curious one.
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If you're going traditional, however, Relic is a curious studio to choose.
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MJ Banias is the author of The UFO People: A Curious Culture.
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About two months ago I received a curious email from my father.
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It's a curious addition to the KD12 shoes to reference the ads.
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Still, a curious social electricity now seems to surround Giustinia and Shay.
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This makes for a curious mix of girly subject matter and trolling.
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Without a doubt, she has found herself on a curious new path.
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It's a curious feature of Machado's stories that Brazil is so absent.
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In 1995, a curious item appeared in The New York Times Magazine
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But a curious thing happened on the way to prime-time oblivion.
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It was a curious time to make and consume music in 2019.
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Believe me, I know what a curious and flawed game this is.
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I simply felt a curious fascination with what was happening around me.
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Rand Paul published a curious op-ed on the conservative website Rare.
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That written request, also seen by BuzzFeed News, began with a curious detail.
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The hallucinatory dismemberment also suggests a curious resurrection, or psychic revelation through breakdown.
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But a curious thing happened during their many millions of years of evolution.
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The question of what's next for Europe is a curious one these days.
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It's a curious thing that I've seen happen since President Trump was elected.
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When Hollywood writers went on strike in late 2007, a curious thing happened.
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It's an image of a curious totem of 11 coins made through rubbing.
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I use the word "kid" as a broad description for a curious person.
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The other week, Facebook chose a curious moment to give me a survey.
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But while they may satisfy a curious tidepooler, the discerning ichthyologist demands more.
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This is a curious move, as Apple doesn't usually share beta versions of .
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Financial technology companies have a curious request of regulators: how about a mulligan?
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Eurasia, Mr Kaplan argues, will prove a curious mix of connectivity and anarchy.
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A CURIOUS FEATURE of these turbulent times is the rise of comedian-politicians.
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"Billy Bob Thornton is a curious man with curious phobias," Curtis told Elle.
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He had noticed a curious cluster of psychological symptoms among some straight men.
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Mr Sessions put a curious spin on these changes later in the day.
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You do things like that when you've got a curious two-year-old.
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Last week, on March 7, a curious item appeared in the Federal Register.
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One might, of course, see this as merely a curious fact about Florence.
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I've always been a curious person, and I've always asked the big questions.
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I think it would be a curious sort of return home for me.
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Here, coming across bizarre creatures, like a curious squid or two, is normal.
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Once public institutions have been created, they possess a curious resilience and stability.
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Several decades later, it's a curious time in Detroit and electronic music culture.
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On the Verge Almost three years ago, a curious video appeared on YouTube.
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Which is what makes this week's episode, "Untimely Resurrection," such a curious one.
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But simply hiring more human editors is a curious strategy for standing out.
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The casting of Chris Pine, on the other hand, is a curious move.
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Jonathan Brielle's conventional show is a curious means of going about it, though.
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Once you do that, you should take a curious approach to your conversation.
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In retrospect, Murray was a curious figure to help found such an organization.
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Needless to say, it's a curious phenomenon, and one that warrants some explanation.
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There was no violence, only dancing—a curious end to a wretched day.
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For years, a curious pattern played out across Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island.
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The Media Lab has always occupied a curious place in the tech world.
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Through a half-century of sexual upheaval, monogamy has been a curious stalwart.
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It is a curious miscellany, perfectly fitted to the city's equally curious topography.
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Episodes have the impish glee of honky-tonk with a curious demonic edge.
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A CURIOUS THING seems to be eternally recurring in the Democratic presidential primary.
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There has been a curious overabundance of Mahler Fourths at Lincoln Center recently.
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Breakingviews Amazon, the $400 billion online retailer, is purchasing, cheaply, a curious trinket.
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It will be a curious spectacle, revealing how capricious American politics can be.
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But in that case, Bears Ears would be a curious choice just now.
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Through a half-century of sexual upheaval, monogamy has been a curious stalwart.
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That prompted a curious counter move from the Reds' player-manager, Pete Rose.
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The combination of photography with scent is a curious, if slightly unsettling one.
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It is a curious feeling to have your charity fighting your tax dollars.
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In addition to being riddled with typos, it contained a curious legal argument.
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By the end of the decade, however, her drawings took a curious turn.
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Paradox's grand-strategy games force a curious kind of perspective on the player.
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Rocky has a curious nature that has made him a great curating partner.
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Located between turnstiles, they've all been sporting a curious "Test Phase/Coming Soon" screen.
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The pedestal is such a curious convention, like the white walls of a museum.
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The Moon is in fellow earth sign Virgo, finding you in a curious mood.
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The announcement felt like a curious little leap in the world of virtual assistance.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)All of these features add up to a curious companion.
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Like the Capitol jail, however, Congress' inherent contempt authority is now a curious relic.
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"turn-on" of the intelligence of women writers a curious aspect of the man
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And I have to admit that at first, it seemed like a curious decision.
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Since his 22016 primary run, Sanders has occupied a curious space in Democratic politics.
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The fall of the iron curtain led to the rise of a curious industry
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Greinke is a phlegmatic artist and he has a curious hitch in his delivery.
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On this front, Netflix's bracingly honest new comedy Lady Dynamite is a curious case.
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Plus, a curious thing happened to House of Cards between seasons three and four.
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ARROYO: This is a curious story where we need a reboot from last night.
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Relieved as I am to fit into the normal range, it's a curious result.
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How the mother didn't suspect anything of the set-up is a curious one.
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Nearly 300 million years ago, a curious creature called Orobates pabsti walked the land.
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These two planets connecting today will merge reality and dreams in a curious way.
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Looks like the phone stood a better chance when up against a curious toddler.
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Have you ever been on the receiving of a curious look from a goat?
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Breakingviews Facebook shareholders sent a curious message about the social network's governance this week.
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Above all, Sable has a curious quality of seeming utterly alien yet strangely familiar.
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They also don't have a headphone jack, which is a curious decision for tablets.
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This is a curious departure from Stanford's divestiture in coal companies two years ago.
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Upland, while beautiful and glittering, was a curious toddler's dream and a parent's nightmare.
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You're in a curious mood, and it's an exciting day for studying or traveling.
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And yet, the win very nicely illustrates why Norway is such a curious place.
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It is a curious world, detached from any anchor to the ground below it.
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Lately, YouTube has been gripped by a rolling mass hysteria, a curious "drama" plague.
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A curious Mr. Obama peered at them from the other side of the room.
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It was a show that as a curious high school student deeply marked me.
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Mr. Whelan has a curious profile, not just because he holds four legal passports.
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Upon closer observation, they can also suggest a curious organism pinned under a microscope.
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But then the emergency room physician returned with a curious look on his face.
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Readers of Adams's "Democracy" are left in a curious conundrum as the novel closes.
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With brash stunts and offensive overtures, Mr. Hernandez amassed a curious legion of followers.
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The act has survived long enough to witness a curious debate over its intent.
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Any of them could spur a deep conversation with a curious kid — or adult.
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Thursday afternoon, a curious item appeared in the pages of The Wall Street Journal.
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A curious golden eagle, taken from a hide on the coast of northern Norway.
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Any of these could spur a deep conversation with a curious kid — or adult.
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Though the result may not be healthy, there is a curious wisdom to it.
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As Deadspin's Barry Petchesky noted, the decision to fire Gallant is a curious one.
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He is a curious quarterback, rarely ranking at the top of his pass-throwing class.
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The scene was caught on video by a curious fire-watcher and uploaded to YouTube.
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It's kind of a curious move for the company, but it also makes weird sense.
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While we're unsure about the direction he's headed, it's certainly a curious choice of styling.
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The bug was apparently reported by a curious teen eight days before it went public.
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It seems like a curious time for Calvin Harris to be releasing a breakup anthem.
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At first blush, the 62-year-old Mr Merz seems a curious agent of renewal.
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China is a curious sort of superpower: admired for its achievements but lacking real friends.
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Bulkhead Interactive's approach here is a curious one when considered in the wider gaming landscape.
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Of course, those buttons also mean they won't necessarily protect a curious two-year-old.
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It's a curious combination that sprung from America's fascination with "Continental cuisine" in the 60s.
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The star of the books is Goldie, a curious girl with a love of engineering.
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In a blog post, Brian Roemmele writes about a curious Siri response he came upon.
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But a curious collection of flowers creates a similar effect to the EU flag pattern.
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As Slimani got older, she noticed that Mouima occupied a curious position in the family.
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It's a curious decision, for the pre-millennial generations have much to answer for politically.
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Furthermore, it's a curious concept regarding how we play certain roles at an idealized event.
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In person, he retains a curious combination of being at once faraway yet tuned in.
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With Cabrera at the plate and no outs, Kansas City attempted a curious double steal.
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But "The Mere Wife" brings the story into the 21st century in a curious way.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A curious ecological art exhibition has opened in Austria.
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But wherever we paused reminded us what a curious and unlikely spot Prince Albert is.
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Japan had started a curious lineup, leaving all four of its goalscorers on the bench.
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Exciting risks will present themselves this month, and you'll be in a curious, adventurous mood.
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"Let It Linger" is a curious title for a dance by the choreographer Vicky Shick.
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But could a curious family member identify one of them just from a brain scan?
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Even so, it's a curious time for Facebook to further splinter its social messaging apps.
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Gray Matter A friend of mine once had a curious experience with a job interview.
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"But it's part of what life is, as a curious human, to understand these things."
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Which is all to say that Yang makes for a curious critic of woke culture.
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"That's a curious thing to be doing," Scarborough said, referencing President Trump's attacks on Sen.
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But the paintings seem to exert a curious — and maybe supernatural — force of their own.
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Those arguments had a curious feature: Lawyers for the federal government appeared on both sides.
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Rivian is a curious company that has spent the majority of its life in the shadows.
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A curious moose wandered into a building at Alaska Regional Hospital in Anchorage, Alaska, on Monday.
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This little teardrop-shaped device doesn't just have curious looks, it also has a curious name.
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The interviewers noticed a curious sight as they walked into the shacks of the former slaves.
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In the end, your greatest tool as a curious music lover is just that: your curiosity.
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The final package is a curious mix of luxury and gravitas, swirled together with unfettered joy.
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If you are a curious girl like me, you might ask your mom why this happens.
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The small room is furnished with a desk, a large grandfather clock, and a curious globe.
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Others soon followed: That second one is a curious case, because what does it even mean?
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SINCE the Islamic revolution of 1979, Iran has been a curious mixture of theocracy and democracy.
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I'm a curious person and coding allows me to think about how our world is built.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Scorpio this evening, finding you in a curious, investigative mood.
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Some of her everyday decisions led to rapt headlines by a curious — or exploitative — tabloid press.
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Okely is not a practiced philosopher, but a curious mind, a fan of Plato and Aristotle.
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And in a curious way, death at the hands of terrorists ennobles the dead and wounded.
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It was mulling over this problem that gave German product designer Julian Lechner a curious idea.
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All of 'em can be nabbed right here in the good ol' US of A. Curious?
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This is a curious thing to waste their once-in-a-generation majority trying to do.
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Still, the sagging pants phenomenon was such a curious development that its passing merits some examination.
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It isn't mimicry, which leads nowhere, but a curious sort of imaginary impersonation, which leads everywhere.
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Usually a curious boy who typically wanders off, he doesn't even have the energy to walk.
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More fine-grained, powdery, in between chalky and seltzery, and veering into a curious yeasty quality.
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But an educated person in the future will be a curious person who collects better artifacts.
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It also features a curious and good-natured corporate executive at Topps, the baseball card company.
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There just isn't a good way to keep a curious child from ferreting out graphic imagery.
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This high level of polarization could contribute to a curious electoral phenomenon, which could cost Mrs.
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Earlier this month, a Guardian report flagged a curious 'Error 53' message that was disabling iPhones.
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Fuckboy is a curious choice for a series about boys, because your work is about empowerment.
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Pokémon GO just got a little surprise update, complete with a curious new feature: "Lucky" Pokémon.
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In fact, Ariana's the only woman onstage—a curious choice, if it's a choice at all.
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But however fun mocking Watson might be, there was a curious hollowness to the whole affair.
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Rafael Cebrian, 29, a two-time attendee, brought a curious friend who was visiting from Spain.
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This measured perfectionism echoes Wilmarth's desire to capture the essences that make life a curious thing.
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On the downside, his résumé includes a curious obsession with centers in a league trending small.
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Littlefinger, on the other hand, does give Arya a curious glance when she serves him wine.
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These freshly executed pieces hold fast to Bartlett's endearing style of Realism with a curious twist.
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The document, which was posted on the education website Chalkbeat, appears to contain a curious contradiction.
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This is a curious position, coming from people who drive cars bearing "Choose Life" bumper stickers.
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Dionysus is a curious proto-patron saint of the arts, given the story of his birth.
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A.W.S. started as a curious side project for the internet retailer more than a decade ago.
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As users of these technology platforms, members of the public are now in a curious position.
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Montana Department of Revenue, No. 18-1195, includes a curious element that several justices focused on.
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It's a curious ritual—the demonstrators coming to the reporters, rather than the other way around.
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"Just filming something stupid," Josh Safdie said, when a curious onlooker asked what he was doing.
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You know India is a curious place; there is not much bitterness or resentment of Britain.
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"The bear is a curious animal, and it will smell the human food," Mr. Mordvintsev said.
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Allstate, one of the largest insurance companies in the United States, just made a curious purchase.
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Though I've traveled extensively to different parts of the world, I've always been a curious traveler.
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That may explain a curious phenomenon happening with exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that focus on dividends.
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A relative lack of predators and a curious public have made these animals fearless — and bold.
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But at least for now, it's proved itself more than capable of capturing a curious audience.
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You feel as if it is your duty to peer into some, like a curious mouse.
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He holds up a drawing for all to see — a curious doodle, composed of frantic scribbles.
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It was a curious declaration, even though I kind of understood why before she even explained.
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Republicans are, in a curious way, often less vulnerable to standard money-in-politics corruption narratives.
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Now we're at a curious remove from the story, watching people plot and plan and brutalize.
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When students return to Stanford University this month they will find a curious machine in their midst.
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Puccini decided not to write a scene showing Manon and des Grieux in Paris, a curious omission.
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In November 2016, satellites captured a curious change in the Tereneyskoe Forest farm in Primorsky Krai, Russia.
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The rooms they use are a curious blend of drab doctor's office decor and New Age ornamentation.
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It's a curious place for so much copper to be stored but one with major potential consequences.
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The birthday celebrations will kick off tonight at a curious spot, Chicago State University, starting at 8pm.
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China's rise as a major power has become a curious focus for science fiction in recent years.
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For example, this year has brought a curious surge in the number of Bangladeshis arriving in Italy.
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Then, when she requested aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), things took a curious turn.
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"Eastwatch" is a curious episode of television, because it mostly functions as a brand new season premiere.
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A curious case has Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian demanding answers: Why was Jenner banned from Uber?
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Rescued by a Japanese trawler, they returned to Mexico to a curious mix of celebration and adulation.
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The Olympics provide the perfect spotlight for the technologies, as a curious world tunes into the games.
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A street vendor in Hubei, China, is hawking a curious looking polygonum root for 1,200 yuan ($185).
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In the snapshot, Benjamin is giving the CNN anchor a curious stare as Cooper, 51, cradles him.
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Operating under their first names, this is a project that arrives at a curious time for Rostam.
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A curious hamster with an appetite for attraction found itself in a hilarious and slightly heartbreaking situation.
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It's a curious admission because we've been communicating with Comanche, and by extension Juan, exclusively via WhatsApp.
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AND FINALLY Just looking What do you do when a curious killer whale swims by your kayak?
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These involve a curious combination of jolly ranchers and white chocolate combined onto a classic sugar cookie.
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In "Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck," Cookie Monster is a curious but ravenous chef, continually clearing the pantry.
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The statement, however, suggests a curious messaging strategy: Collins is claiming innocence for charges he's not facing.
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A curious wind was sucking in a thick fog from the water, and Kotka led me inside.
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A rock-climbing ranger made a curious discovery in 2001 on Ball's Pyramid: a similar-looking insect.
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She was a curious, introverted student, and spent much of her spare time in college making music.
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Hoche emitted a curious growl, then a gigantic " Rooooar ," and, finally, a plaintive howl at the moon.
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It's a curious arrangement, and it illustrates the traditional meat industry's longstanding interest in fake meat's success.
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The challenge, and NASA's response, has created a curious situation fraught with both technical and political peril.
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Also, I can't help but notice a curious pattern in the recommendations of some self-proclaimed centrists.
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A day later, a curious Internet persona emerged—whipped up overnight, it seems, to counter the article.
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I found it to be a curious place—unknown and undocumented, so I went to take pictures.
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It's a curious sight, because today is the first day in months without a drop of rain.
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The connection between skating and having an art practice is a curious match made in creative heaven.
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A curious side effect of this decision is that it tends to punish residents of red states.
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Merrily We Roll Along, as chronicled by the documentary, is a curious case of life imitating art.
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If anything, that project was a curious shift for an artist who had already proven his diversity.
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It does, however, offer a curious insight into how Moses perceives himself in the act of painting.
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Soon, Mr. Ahmed said, he found himself with a curious kitten who befriended customers and workers alike.
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Those qualities, combined with his deep personal investment in the story, provide a curious kind of comfort.
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"The Novel of Ferrara," translated by the British poet Jamie McKendrick, is a curious kind of reconstruction.
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It was a curious move, Colbert said, since many voters were motivated by their dislike for him.
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Their youthful, often tattooed clientele offer a curious juxtaposition to the religious pilgrims roaming the Holy City.
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The total climbed to 220,251 in 2015, then 5,610 last year, making for a curious trend line.
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He was a musician and looked like Mick Jagger; a curious mix of arrogance and chronic insecurity.
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The sky&aposs the limit — whether you&aposre a curious novice, dedicated expert, or somewhere in between.
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Had he been taken advantage of, or was this a natural progression for a curious gay teen?
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The team listed "rest" as the reason — a curious designation on the last day of the season.
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For those of us who have practiced in the area of impeachment, it was a curious moment.
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Portly, curly haired and slightly disheveled, Zinoviev cut a curious figure for a hero of the revolution.
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You're a curious one, Sag, so don't let uncertainty get in the way of your mental wellbeing.
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What a curious detour Jemma's birth took us on, through obscure thickets of paperwork and existential worry.
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The swans on the Thames are mute swans, a native species with a curious history in Britain.
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She recalled walking into the space and being overcome by a curious installation and its unplaceable smell.
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Inspecting the bedroom with a curious scowl, gun still drawn, Ice-T comes upon a small guitar.
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The choice of Niebuhr was a curious choice, given the theologian's disdain for hypocrisy and self-righteousness.
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Like everything here, the "Penetrables" offer a curious, alluring, canny and uncanny approach to the human body.
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All of this has led to a curious new reality: Human contact is becoming a luxury good.
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In his new book Who Wants to Run, Stanford political scientist Andrew Hall highlights a curious fact.
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MANY ECONOMISTS see the link between GDP growth and yield curves as a curious case of American exceptionalism.
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In London this week, a curious thing happened: A city gave its residents more public transit, not less.
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It's the best way to show your dream employer that you will be a curious and interested colleague.
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Heaven's Vault takes place in a curious universe that feels both ancient and futuristic at the same time.
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It's a curious addition — one that certainly sets the device apart from a million other multi-camera systems.
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The findings also resolve a curious problem in the mathematical foundations of quantum physics, known as Tsirelson's problem.
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There are realistic Polaroid-style photos depicting abandoned landscapes, mutated plant-life, and a curious panther named Gloria.
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And if that fails, the Friendship Farm will at least be a curious spectacle for China's city-dwellers.
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Sage Northcutt is a curious figure in MMA, both for who he is and for what he represents.
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A curious document obtained by Gizmodo makes it sound like an absolutely disgusting place for guests to stay.
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If you only plug into pro wrestling on WrestleMania weekend, a curious thing has happened just off-camera.
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Magician Matt G' shared footage of an unusual admirer at one of his recent performances: A curious orangutan.
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CANADA's three main parties indulged in a curious game of one-upmanship during last year's general election campaign.
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There's a curious dynamic in human psychology whereby as things improve, we sometimes complain about them even more.
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The Vekselberg connection also sheds new light on what had been a curious episode in the Russia probe.
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Being a curious kid, she went to her mom and asked how such a thing could be possible.
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After the war, his cultural isolation in Budapest, in a curious way, enriched his development as a composer.
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But, in a curious way, the response turned out to be too much and too little at once.
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But you also have a unique perspective which, in a curious way, helps me keep on moving on.
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In banning Jones and InfoWars after they insulted of Oliver Darcy, Twitter is suggesting a curious double standard.
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But a curious thing could happen when the 116th Open begins Thursday at the venerable Oakmont Country Club.
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At Georgetown University, a curious student began interviewing campus workers and telling their stories in short Facebook profiles.
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For those who don't mind dirty knees and a quick biology lesson, the berries display a curious feature.
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That makes "He Said, She Said" a curious, knotty episode of an increasingly curious and knotty TV show.
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Humanity's past—the far past, as in prehistory—has a curious way of creeping up into the present.
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What is not in dispute, though, is that Ukraine is now in a curious state of high anxiety.
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The Trump administration filed a curious brief in Ms. Stephens's case, one that said two seemingly contradictory things.
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You have turned the last page of Lucy Ives's intricate, darkly funny debut, and a curious timeline appears.
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Victoria Day, Monday's holiday for federal public servants and everyone else in most provinces, is a curious thing.
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Instead, Karadzic comes across as an unrepentant elderly man eager to defend his legacy to a curious interlocutor.
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It's in a curious position, refracting the insular country's representations of itself, trying to see what lies beneath.
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Last year, novelist, bird lover, and wind-turbine hater Jonathan Franzen wrote a curious essay about climate change.
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The only requirement for audiences is a curious, open mind, and a willingness to sit in contemplative silence.
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The Thursday afternoon phone call from the Oval Office was a curious sidelight to the fast-moving events.
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If not for a curious and persistent President Barack Obama, it might never have been discovered and rectified.
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This conclusory word is a curious one when overused in connection with a project whose essence is incompletion.
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There are misplaced limbs and torsos so torqued they look like they were handled by a curious child.
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WASHINGTON — The closing argument was a curious one: Vote yes, Republican leaders told the holdouts in their conference.
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It's a curious obsession, given that these death-row dinner requests probably tell us very little about either.
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That's a curious claim, since the Ajit Pai FCC has refused to cooperate with said investigations as well.
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A curious ocelot photobombs one of the more than 100 cameras set up by University of East Anglia researchers.
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It's a curious phenomenon that's been spotted off the coast of South Africa by researchers and the general public.
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On slide 133 of her much-anticipated annual Internet Trends report, venture capitalist Mary Meeker made a curious comparison.
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Whether an all-white design with a curious frosted glass display will fill that need remains to be seen.
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Feldman made headlines when he gave a curious performance of his song "Go 4 It" on the Today show.
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Big Mike enjoys a curious amount of screen time in this episode, but the show is better for it.
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That Malmo should be the Intertoto's all-time most successful side with 10 wins makes for a curious footnote.
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The series has a curious history within the Star Wars universe: they're a tie-in to another tie-in.
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In a curious turn from the source material, Wolff's Light also seems eager to inflict violent deaths upon strangers.
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When Victorian MP Harriet Shing was driving down the main street she didn't expect to see a curious koala.
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Yet banks' information-technology systems are a curious mixture of the old and rickety and the sleek and modern.
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The exhibition is a curious mix of objects, from memorabilia to standouts such as Ditko's original Spider-Man art.
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There are several pairs of sneakers in the Stan Smith mold, including some in a curious paintdrop pattern ($425).
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A video has gone viral of a teenager keeping his composure while a curious cub climbs up to investigate.
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There is a curious mixture of crushed automobile fenders (sculpture), objets trouvés (art), and electric tools and equipment (construction).
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Doctor Strange and The Beatles may seem like strange bedfellows, but there's actually a curious, fortuitous connection between them.
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It had a curious parallel to ABC's firing of Roseanne Barr in May after she posted a racist tweet.
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The people repopulating the multi-camera world, then, are a curious mix of the nostalgia-driven and forward-thinking.
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There's a curious lack of urgency to the video, perhaps in part because of the nature of its protagonists.
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Below that pocket and slightly to the left, is a curious blue square in the midst of more pink.
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If a dedicated fan, or a curious onlooker, wants to experience the app like Kardashian does, they easily can.
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The Moon entered intellectual Air sign Gemini early this morning at 1:59 AM, creating a curious mood today!
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Photographers are often identified only by their online usernames ("postandfly" or "mountaindrone"), lending a curious anonymity to the enterprise.
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" Ashbery went on to state: "A curious anxiety, tempered by the exhilaration of her novel optics is the result.
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Buttigieg is a young man, relatively unknown, and with a curious history on race relations in South Bend, Ind.
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A curious sort, he was just as likely to respond to a teacher's question with one of his own.
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One of them proposed that the wave might have been created by a curious phenomenon known as a seiche.
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As I took my photos, I noticed a curious phenomenon: the palace square was filled with men in black.
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Mamoru Hosoda's anime fantasy "The Boy and the Beast" is a curious hybrid with a foot in two realms.
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And, if Wanna Cry was North Korean, the country made a curious mistake in the design of the ransomware.
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As ABC released contestant headshots and bios for the upcoming season of The Bachelorette, we noticed a curious thing.
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Here's a curious bit of news for your Monday morning: Amazon wants to be the backend for gaming tournaments.
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Only a curious decision by the referee to order a retake saved Renard, who calmly buried the second chance.
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But its latest investment — in Kazakhstan — adds a curious twist: The nearest ocean is more than 1,600 miles away.
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WASHINGTON — He was talking taxes with truckers on Wednesday evening when President Trump suddenly diverged into a curious tangent.
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The picture showed a curious figure in a long overcoat, hunched beneath a black fedora near the central sculpture.
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Still, Republican lawmakers made a curious decision to focus so intensely on the government's surveillance warrant for Mr. Page.
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Here are five — a classic tragedy, a curious musical and three new of-the-moment plays — worth checking out.
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That means guests are likely to wake up each morning with a curious pachyderm or two staring them down.
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They were a curious sight, the graduate students from West Virginia University, barreling down California freeways in spring 2013.
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" He described it as "a curious New York scripture that arose during the heady metaphysical counterculture of the 1960s.
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Despite being mollusks, like clams and oysters, these animals have very large brains and exhibit a curious, enigmatic intelligence.
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"Boris is a curious guy," Nick Boles, a former Conservative M.P., who advised Johnson at the time, has said.
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It is a curious tale: An infant boy is saved from a blizzard by the kiss of a fairy.
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It is a curious novel to describe, for much of the plot involves excavating the profound from the mundane.
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The book is "a riveting account and a curious artifact" from the former intelligence contractor, our nonfiction critic found.
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The sex tech company has a week packed full with 20-minute rolling interviews with a curious tech press.
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Editorial Notebook It was a curious week for President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela to launch a jovial radio show.
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In my senior year of high school, a curious visitor joined our AP art class: a Windows 95 computer.
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Vizio also has a curious role to play in the ecosystem since it currently offers the cheapest Atmos soundbar available.
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Over the last several months, local legislators have embarked on a curious quest to ban encryption at a state level.
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We know that empty space breeds a curious fizz of "virtual particles" just because quantum physics forbids actual empty space.
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It's a curious read that touches on intersectionality and all the current debates raging in the political and cultural spheres.
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A curious polar bear standing up to get a better look at NOAA scientists on a research cruise in 2003.
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The best way to show that you'll be a curious hire is to ask thoughtful, creative questions in an interview.
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He said that his team had received a "curious letter" from the Chinese consulate asking him to reject Taiwan's visit.
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A curious convergence of fiction and reality happened to me during the Kavanaugh-Ford Senate public hearings in early September.
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There's a curious split among respondents over which candidate is best for stocks and which is best for the economy.
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I was a curious kid and the interest all sorts of things – bombs, guns, WWII – was part of that curiosity.
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But a few days ago, a curious thing started happening: Thousands of identical anti-net neutrality comments came flooding in.
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" Years later, in Bone Machine's press kit, he had this to say about that album's title: "It's a curious thing.
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Breazeal conducted a study in which she found that children who interacted with a curious robot became more curious themselves.
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It's a curious choice, given the fact that the company bucked the trend by keeping a single rear-facing lens.
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Arguably the greatest source of lingering doubt about dark matter is a curious relationship between the visible parts of galaxies.
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Bailly recalled a curious memory of when he was a rookie cop and delivered a baby there 27 years ago.
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Some weeks after the publication of Conners and Eisenberg's paper, the pair received a curious visitor: A man in a
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A curious leopard found itself on the wrong end of two porcupines recently at Kruger National Park in South Africa.
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Campbell Baird of Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland stumbled across a curious cat that got itself in a bit of trouble recently.
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A YouTube video shows the moment a curious koala decides to pay a visit to an extremely chill Australian Kelpie.
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It's a curious choice from an organization unable to decide how to compete with an era of shrinking TV ratings.
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The Moon is in Gemini—a curious sign, always asking questions (kind of like you when you're suspicious of something)!
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You're a curious, social person who always keeps it moving, dear Gemini, and it's unlike you to get bogged down.
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But Kaine then did a curious thing: he contradicted Mook and proclaimed he had always supported taxpayers financing of abortions.
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Like any number of elements of Mitchell's career, even his pinch-hit single during that rally had a curious twist.
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He stalks it through museums and galleries on both coasts as if he were David Attenborough tracking a curious swan.
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A curious bear cub near the shore in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, approached two men sleeping in some grass on Friday.
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"I've run a lot of 50 milers, a 1353k race," he tells VICE Sports, displaying a curious lack of pride.
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The British must actually believe this, for why else would they be displaying such a curious desperation to deny it?
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A curious young sea lion gives photographer Stephen Holinski a playful hug before swimming away near Hornby Island in Canada.
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Sometimes called soapberry, the fruit also has a curious ability to froth up into a foam when agitated or whipped.
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The series, titled "Codex Rodriguez-Mondragón," after her father's and mother's surnames, serves as a curious record of our time.
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And if we're ever going to find a 'Curious Incident' or 'The History Boys,' they're going to be new things.
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Their dilemma demonstrates a curious change, our columnist writes: America's moral compass is now being set by the C-suite.
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It's a curious work: an interpretation of a cryptic, existential poem that may allude to the nature of noise itself.
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Trilobites Claudio Mello was conducting research in Brazil's Atlantic Forest about 20 years ago when he heard a curious sound.
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So the proposal to eliminate the program is a curious move that could conceivably come back to haunt the president.
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It seems unlikely Microsoft would give up that information to a curious government, but there is a certain risk involved.
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Recent weeks have witnessed a curious constitutional inversion: legislators eager to surrender power to a president reluctant to wield it.
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But a curious flatness pervades most of "Fruit Trilogy," a two-hander directed by Mark Rosenblatt for Abingdon Theater Company.
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In October of 1955, a marketing researcher at Ford named Robert Young wrote the poet Marianne Moore a curious letter.
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A curious passer-by might notice plaintive children in styling chairs, sucking on lollipops, while young women comb their hair.
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Yet it is not the first example of a curious change in a sentencing recommendation for a close Trump ally.
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And the two have made a curious bet to live until the year 27 to see the Tibetan cause through.
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As Tanja tells Bujar about the difficulties of transitioning, the bureaucratic hurdles and intrusive examinations, a curious transfer takes place.
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The Hulu comedy is a curious and contemplative look into the life of a millennial Muslim American and his family.
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But he also positions his biography in a curious way, by using one of Sontag's most famous ideas against her.
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A curious symbiosis develops between them, a dynamic more complex and strange than the simple conflict of good and evil.
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The X4 M40i fills a curious niche, a variant for those craving a raised high-performance all-wheel-drive hatchback.
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Mustafa Akyol I recently watched a curious debate that took place in 2015 at the Free Press Society of Denmark.
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It looked like gibberish, like text you might get if you left a curious monkey in front of a keyboard.
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A monster to his ideological foes and an occasional embarrassment to his allies, Bannon possesses a curious kind of charisma.
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Both movies also have greedy megalomaniac guys with a curious, ill-advised penchant for the teeth of their conquered prey.
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Though the NRA has remained one of the president's greatest champions, Trump himself became a curious liability for the organization.
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The MSNBC anchor was out walking her 2 pooches Thursday in NYC ... with a curious letter emblazoned on her sweatshirt.
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This seems a curious decision for an exhibition that places so much emphasis on the power of light to influence perceptions.
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And in a curious case coming out of Calabasas, those three people would be Tristan Thompson, Khloé Kardashian, and Jordyn Woods.
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As dad Chip, 44, held up his cake, Crew looked at the camera with a curious expression, frosting covering his mouth.
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One is that Donald Trump has a curious and wrongheaded affection for the present government of Russia and its foreign policy.
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In a curious twist, Liev Schreiber became this year's most nominated performer by amassing not one, not two, but three nominations.
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According to TIME, the hotel that inspired Stanley King's haunting novel The Shining, was recently visited by a curious black bear.
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There's also a curious division between acknowledging something as harassment and believing that action should be taken by social media platforms.
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The controls appear to be tweaked somewhat, with unmarked dials (not PASM) and a curious left-right switch on the back.
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The history of paper currency, specifically, serves as a curious lens through which to understand the origins of this complicated nation.
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NEW YORK – If you've ever wanted to watch a curious gigantic flower that smells like death bloom, well, you're not alone.
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By a curious symmetry, the second test of American policy involves a nuclear deal that Mr Trump seems determined to wreck.
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When a curious dilettante or a serious student wants some context, they'll still likely turn to library loans or free ebooks.
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In a curious stray from the norm, Tesla had one strange rule at tonight's Model 3 unveiling: no "big" cameras allowed.
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Thomas Donohue, president and chief executive of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, last month criticized the breakaway as a "curious action".
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Snapchat Stories provides an ideal platform to help get our creative video content in front of a curious, inspiration-hungry audience.
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Sverdlov has mentioned plans to hold hour-long races just like Formula E, so calling them "shows" is a curious choice.
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The Moon enters intellectual Air sign Gemini at 7:44 AM, so July is kicking off in a curious, chatty mood.
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These are changes that don't matter much to the film's plot, but it's a curious watering down of the original film.
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In a curious way the negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea might accomplish the goal the Chinese have in mind.
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"Handguns, however, represent a much more dangerous discovery because they are small enough for a curious child to handle," Parikh said.
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The strategy is a curious one for a city with a 2,500-year history spanning the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires.
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Many of them came from a curious source: the SCL Group, the parent company of the political-research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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A curious hunter looked into the bunker last Friday, and found 44-year-old Jeremiah Button laying down in his bed.
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If you were curious and motivated individual during a lull in employment, why wouldn't you make a curious and motivated employee?
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Sandman is part of that ecosystem, though he's hardly the only person who covets opening loot boxes to a curious audience.
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For an initiative dedicated to ending the objectification of women, "Grab Her By The Brain" is a curious choice of slogan.
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When Simz released her debut A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons, she also dropped a short film of the same title.
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It's a curious position to occupy, but Amigo the Devil and his waitin'-around-to-die music makes it seem natural.
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In the wake of the patent dispute that prompted AEBN to abandon the project, the RealTouch has enjoyed a curious afterlife.
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But he noticed a curious statistic in a 20143 study: In 22014, the white homicide victimization rate rose by 22016 percent.
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Lee also points to a curious case to be made for FANG, based on its history of disappointing in 'even' years.
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Later, there was a curious debate about whether or not the character — otherwise recognizable as a human male — had any toes.
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It would be easy to make the case that this is a curious move for James in terms of his legacy.
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From beginning to end, Hoffman was a curious, inventive, and eclectic experimenter with modes and forms both traditional and less so.
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In a curious plot twist, the president of the K.H.L. is Dmitry Chernyshenko, who was in charge of the Sochi Games.
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As the satellite of one of the best-selling artists of the era, OVO Sound has enjoyed a curious dual legacy.
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The grim imagery of abandoned furniture and drab housing towers is interspersed with a curious and beautiful piece of modern dance.
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Of course, there's a curious irony behind the act of publishing a collection of photographs that already exist — gratis — on Instagram.
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He spoke with a curious affect, his voice sounding raspy and his delivery lacking the passion typically evident in his speeches.
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Without further ado, here's the complete list: But there's a curious honorable mention: children's book Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown.
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The term is an example of a curious upstairs-downstairs argot in what is at its core a working-class sport.
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In one of the museum's numerous nooks stands a curious tall-case clock created in 1890 by Dutch clockmaker A.C.J. Jansen.
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The Olympics are a curious thing, because they are at once exceptionally brilliant but also really nerdy and crap and sad.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VANCOUVER — A mass-produced, boxlike house seems like a curious namesake for a museum triennial.
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Philip strangled a curious airline employee to protect an asset, only to have that asset run away without completing the assignment.
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The funnyman paddled up to a closed-down water taxi dock and found a curious police officer, who was waiting for him.
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For theorists like Arkani-Hamed, what happens just beyond the limits of our vision is interesting because of a curious numerical connection.
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There's a curious thing that happens to major historical events: They can be so momentous that they lose their power to impress.
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This could have spelled the close of the Seth story in Elmira, making it a curious paranormal footnote to the town's history.
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But until devices physically in developer and consumer hands, Google's work on Android for foldables might as well be a curious hobby.
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On May 22017, 210, Page sent a curious email to two of his fellow foreign policy advisers, J.D. Gordon and Walid Phares.
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A curious and persistent emu used the opportunity to escape from its enclosure, and a volunteer was put on emu-shooing duty.
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The revelations about Romney's activity on Twitter come at a curious time for the "sometimes Trump" Republican caucus, whose ranks include Romney.
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Still, selling a prohibitively expensive treadmill is a curious strategy for a company with the ultimate goal of selling more software services.
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There's a curious divide on social media about when, where, and what kind of female nipples are allowed to exist in photos.
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But there has been a curious silence, at least publicly, from Western nations over what amounts to a violation of international law.
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"A curious, disconcerting and sometimes insidiously effective greatest hits tableau," was British newspaper The Telegraph's summary by its film critic Tim Robey.
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The first trailer showed off gorgeously detailed environments, alongside comically deadpan characters, resulting in a curious mix of big-budget and retro.
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She credits her newfound motivation at least in part to a curious trip she took out to the Bay Area last fall.
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THE Islamic Republic of Iran, as its name suggests, has been a curious amalgam of people-power and theocracy from the start.
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It might seem like a curious strategy for a premium game, where the upfront price accounts for the majority of the revenue.
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The woman who got Chris Brown arrested Tuesday had a curious reaction for someone who allegedly had a gun pulled on her.
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Jim Cramer discovered a curious disconnect with the auto industry and wondered if it could be a sign of an impending recession.
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Earlier this week, a security researcher named Inti De Ceukelaire detailed a curious fact about how Facebook Messenger treats privately shared links.
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There's a sense of indifference, too, in the images that reveal Lenins forgotten or ignored, or regarded as just a curious artifact.
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The 1999 PlayStation original was a curious beast, an offshoot of Resident Evil that replaced the hordes of living dead with dinosaurs.
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Now, as he starts the third season of his seven-year, $153 million contract, Ellsbury, 32, finds himself in a curious spot.
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This strange phenomenon — cheering for the end of one of your favorite dramas — is a curious byproduct of the peak-TV era.
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Yet here is a curious thing: despite the urgency of the situation, this week the Commons enjoyed a largely Brexit-free agenda.
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MedSec, however, has a curious history, and the story of how the company teamed up with Mr. Block is an interesting one.
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Whatever the department or whatever the role, Friedman seeks a curious candidate, she told CNBC in an episode of Life Hacks Live.
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The cybersecurity firm behind a short-seller's campaign against St. Jude Medical, a major manufacturer of pacemakers, has a curious operating history.
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"Himself and Nora," Jonathan Brielle's conventional new musical at the Minetta Lane Theater, is a curious means of going about it, though.
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A curious cub clutching at the kicking end of a grown lion has been named the funniest animal photo of the year.
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As people become more conscious of the ingredients in their products, niche cosmetic brands are popping up to inform a curious audience.
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Before leaving the subject, we should note that there seems to be a curious lack of erotic heat between Jimmy and Kim.
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Mercury is the messenger planet of the mind, and Gemini is a curious sign that actively pursues information through experimentation and games.
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It's kind of a cosmic feeling, this idea that everything can be taken in with an open heart and a curious mind.
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Her debut album, A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons, was like nothing we'd heard from anyone in the UK at the time.
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Apple's new credit card has a curious security feature that will make it much more difficult to carry out credit card fraud.
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A 2011 University of British Columbia study revealed a curious finding: heterosexual men and women prefer different emotional expressions on potential mates.
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They viewed her with a curious mixture of envy and pity—envy of her material comfort, pity for her lack of legitimacy.
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Egerton is busy and fizzy in the leading role, but there's a curious blankness in his impersonation, and a shortage of charm.
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This led to a curious moment in our conversation, as the recording system on my end of the interview captured his denial.
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Whether that be a curious carnival conversation or a run-in at the office, you should always be aware of your boundaries.
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Scientists in the late 19th century wanted to settle a curious physics problem: Why does a cat always lands on its feet?
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But to be a living organ donor is a curious pressure itself, knowing that you can save a life with your decision.
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Jack Reynor plays Parsons with a stubborn glint; the result is like a curious cross between "Wild Wild Country" and "Hidden Figures."
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In a curious bit of timing, "El Camino" isn't the only movie out right now that casts Aaron Paul as a criminal.
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BTS, the K-pop boy band, is popular in Hawaii, parts of California and a curious pocket of fandom in northern Wisconsin.
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Yet in his closing remarks, Mr. Booker reminded viewers of a curious truth: He has not yet qualified for next month's debate.
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A least since "Pulp Fiction," Mr. Jackson has made a specialty of playing murderers touched by a curious sense of moral grace.
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The Korematsu decision occupies a curious place in the Supreme Court's jurisprudence, as a grave error that has never been formally disavowed.
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To get there, as the spacecraft nears the moon, it will take a curious wavy trajectory called a near-rectilinear halo orbit.
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The scene was made even more absurd because Groen is 49, a curious age for a player on a tour named Futures.
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"It's huge, huge," Collins said, in what might seem like a curious statement fewer than 20 games into a 162-game season.
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They point out the Ukrainians found no violations under their laws, a curious spin for a country with lax enforcement against corruption.
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That was a curious strategy because Indiana will seemingly provide a much more difficult first-round matchup than Chicago would have mustered.
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Adoption of WhatsApp often follows a curious pattern — older relatives often suggest it to younger ones, rather than the other way around.
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By the time I was rested enough to get up, a curious shift had taken place in my feelings about the day.
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Now, though, I&aposve developed a curious habit: Instead of stressing, I log into my free Wealthfront app, and I feel fine.
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Duc's shirts have attracted a curious crowd in Hanoi's Old Quarter, a bustling labyrinth of streets and market stalls popular with tourists.
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Her relationship with the team is a curious one; al-Salat said she has links to the Qatar embassy in South Korea.
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None of Mendieta's are on display in the new building — a curious omission in an institution currently broadcasting its increasingly inclusive curation.
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It's a curious idea, given Trump has repeatedly and fervently maligned what he calls the "fake news" throughout his White House tenure.
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In a curious twist, by the 23s, and arguably to this day, Brazilians would find a sense of place in her art.
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A curious stunt in Ohio suggests the international art prankster collaborated with a local artist to hit up the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center.
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Whether you're a frequent visiter to MedMen or simply a curious beauty buff, it's hard to deny that CBD is trending — everywhere. Why?
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Looking at Toebbe's work, I feel like a curious intruder, sneaking around while the family is either out or asleep in their bedrooms.
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A curious fact you may have heard elsewhere: The most die-hard Trump fanatics I encountered did not hate Sanders in the slightest.
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In a curious gesture, she has left the paper vulnerable to residual salt crystals that, over time, might eventually alter the surface drastically.
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A recent series of fly overs caught a variety of sea life on camera cruising the blue waters, including a curious juvenile shark.
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Fauna is a curious girl, and Jay is interesting, too, but they are far more intriguing as a team than on their own.
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After a few days of scrolling profiles set to a curious amount of David Bowie and Drake songs, I had my first date.
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A curious thing is happening: Plastic bags, once relegated to covering your dry cleaning or transporting your groceries home, are now considered...chic?
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One dromedary is shown in a curious interaction, engaging with what appears to be a donkey — a mammal rarely represented in rock art.
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And take a look at some of his finest acting work in a clip from Growing Pains as a curious high school student.
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Warfare has changed radically since World War II, rendering force ever-more obsolete—a curious concept that conventional warriors have yet to comprehend.
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A curious change of heart for a man who wants to vastly expand America's coal industry and rip the Paris agreement to shreds.
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Furthermore, because users are the ones propagating the fake news to begin with, it's a curious decision to entrust them with its classification.
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But a curious thing has happened since then: elements of the beloved expanded universe have begun to crop up in the new canon.
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While cooking bacon in the cabin with the windows open, a curious dog sauntered up to the open door for a closer sniff.
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On a frigid day last January in northern Sweden, a German-led team of physicists loaded a curious machine onto an unmanned rocket.
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In 1943, the New York Times reported on a curious restaurant oddity: New York City's first — and at that time, only — female sommelier.
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From there the camera continued to record for about 30 minutes, and in that time a curious crab comes to take a selfie.
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I mean, if you're trying to get kinder and gentler, it's a curious strategy to have Joe Arpaio introduce you at a speech.
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Sotavalta's papers in the National Library of Finland are a curious combination of letters, monographs on insect behavior, and stacks of sheet music.
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But in a curious echo of the British government's struggle to move ahead with Brexit, Europe's leaders have not progressed much beyond slogans.
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Trumpian PC A curious thing has happened, however, in the course of making America great again, or possibly as a result of it.
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This is a curious case because there are, in fact, two remixes of the In the Zone hit that are actually club tracks.
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So this first car will remain its own bit of fun, one that leaves a curious but not unpleasant aftertaste in your mouth.
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In the end, Trump sought to make a curious distinction from his predecessor, insisting that he is not Nixon because Nixon "left" office.
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"Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated (in a curious plot)," Assange wrote, including a link to internet searches about his death.
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There's a curious logic to the way the lurid and memorable Jackson case stands in for so many other instances of prosecutorial overreach.
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But when it comes to the guest list, there's a curious collection of big-name artists missing from the list of expected attendees.
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This is a curious state of affairs, given that the notion of deferring criminal prosecution was originally introduced to benefit individuals, not corporations.
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It's a curious choice given that a Rubenesque form seems so remote from the bodies we often see representing robots, cyborgs, avatars, etc.
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A personal favorite of this reporter, The Nature Company was full of educational toys, science experiments, and anything a curious kid might want.
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According to a recent paper in the Royal Astronomical Society, some organisms adapt to harmful UV radiation in a curious way: by glowing.
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That made the case a curious fit for the financial control officials, who were assigned the case instead of UEFA's main disciplinary body.
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That's a curious notion of balance, since more than 500 news outlets in Hungary today are pro-government, compared with 31 in 2015.
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Klay Thompson of the Warriors (10-for-22 for 28 points) had a curious take afterward, pointing a finger at the home fans.
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Silicon Valley's investment in fertility is a curious juxtaposition to the tech industry's self-imposed barriers that keep working mothers down and out.
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It wanders from idea to seemingly unrelated idea — frequently zooming in to examine a curious object, otherwise taking in the whole uncanny picture.
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Ms. Tharp differentiates between the mood of each of the Dylan numbers used here — a curious anthology — and yet the effect is monochrome.
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The little child, a curious one, wanted to see the fish in the lagoon, but a massive algae bloom has just broken out.
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And with the opening show here in Vancouver, he was far more a curious musician than a self-congratulatory, self-repeating pop star.
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He didn't talk much about race or racial history, she said, but he had a curious racial awareness and a propensity for stereotypes.
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Franklin also had a curious streak, always yearning to learn more and keep improving, even studying opera for 20 years of her career.
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The one trait you need to succeed at NetflixIf you're not a curious person, then you might have a hard time working here.
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Here's an accounting of a curious bank robbery in Norway, in one of the northernmost towns on Earth, by David Kushner in Outside.
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Don't expect to see Sam smile much; he even has a curious allergy that causes him to cry while staring at the sky.
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While it seemed at first like a routine stop — the light above its license plate was out — the troopers made a curious find.
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In what appears to be a curious accident, Galaxy phone users worldwide have received a mysterious notification from Samsung's Find My Mobile app.
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There is a curious passage in Jean-Paul Sartre's "Being and Nothingness" in which Sartre discusses human freedom by likening it to skiing.
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The question, posed to Vicki Been, who ran much of the city's affordable housing program until early last year, drew a curious answer.
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You are a curious and open-minded sign, Virgo, and this week, your ideas take on an even more rebellious and eclectic tone!
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That is a curious fact, and, as we come to terms with the consequences of Snowden's actions, it may be an underappreciated one.
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It is a curious thing about Americans that we simultaneously believe nothing gets done in Congress and have faith that this strategy works.
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Clinton pushed the Putin story with a curious degree of confidence on the charge, which had scant public facts to back it up.
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Chipa tastes like a gougère after a gravitational collapse, but little pops of anise cool the mouth and lend a curious leavening effect.
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The Guardian's Benjamin Lee called it "a half-baked TV movie masquerading as Oscarbait, a curious misstep for the Oscar-nominated indie auteur".
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A small grassy alcove in Long Island City, New York, juts into the East River boasting a curious collection of outdoor art installations.
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Her style has a sort of 18th-century gentility to it, pitched at a curious midpoint between Hume's clubbability and Kant's knotty involutions.
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As Turkey hurtled toward one of the most politically divisive polls in its history, the country's business leaders reacted in a curious manner.
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Similarly to Cavia's cult action RPG Nier, Furi is a curious amalgamation of third-person hack-and-slash swordplay and twin-stick shooting.
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Then I arranged the cosmic web that is a curious structure formed by billions of galaxies in the great scale of the cosmos.
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Late Shift is a curious creation that tries, simultaneously, to be a meaningful interactive drama and a compelling movie for any passive viewers.
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By the way, just a curious point, look at the level of details that were put in the stories about the particular spy/informant.
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Glasses left lying around will offer an easy opportunity for a curious pet to get their nose into the glass and have a taste.
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Later that night, she confirmed her decision to a curious fan, writing that she was "not strong enough anymore" to keep her account public.
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But there's a curious thing about Abouteleb: He's one of the most popular politicians in the country, even, he says, among many Wilders supporters.
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Trump has a curious rhetorical trick of saying he's not going to say something, which he then uses as a wedge to say it.
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"As a curious species, [we] should always be looking at what's going on around us," Buttigieg philosophically remarks towards the end of the video.
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I often disagree with Harris, but he's a curious, penetrating interviewer, and his discussions on consciousness, artificial intelligence, and meditation are worth seeking out.
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As well as a lack of visible safeguards in the Duplex demo, there's also — I would argue — a curious lack of imagination on display.
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Europe Day was also the occasion for a curious experiment, launched with little fanfare in the form of an online questionnaire for European citizens.
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In the video, Grunrow is seen sitting in the perch when a curious cub climbs right up next to him to investigate the scene.
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Or perhaps it was the familiar image at its core: the distracted mother hunting for deals as a curious child digs through her purse.
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"If you're trying to get kinder and gentler, it's a curious strategy to get Joe Arpaio to introduce you at a speech," Perez said.
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So reemerging on a remix to iLoveMakonnen's "Down 4 So Long" seemed like a curious choice (its parallels to Koenig's earliest musical efforts notwithstanding).
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There have been many rumors about an upcoming MacBook Pro with a Touch ID sensor and a curious OLED mini screen above the keyboard.
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They evoke a curious and exploratory spirit, as the viewer is left wondering at the details Robles de Medina chose to omit and why.
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Thumbtack rocketed to a $1.2 billion valuation and had raised $10 million by 2015, some from Sequoia (presenting a curious potential conflict of interest).
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HAD you visited the squatter slums of Kai Tak in Kowloon, Hong Kong, in the 1950s, a curious sight might have met your eyes.
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Foldit participants don't have to be scientists, they just need a curious brain and a willingness to apply it to reworking these protein structures.
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The battle between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton places a curious generational twist on a battle that has been raging for half a century.
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"It's a curious reversal of projects by two presidents from the same party and with apparently similar personalities," Monti, a former European commissioner, said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a curious collection of 18th-century porcelain figurines displayed on the second floor of the Gardiner Museum.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius, illuminating the travel and learning sector of your chart and putting you in a curious mood.
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It's a curious statement, since Android apps (including Snapchat) have been able to run on many Chromebooks since last year (although sometimes with difficulty).
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A curious museum established by a French émigré 180 years ago has become a repository of the hopes and dreams of a modern India.
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It would be a curious outcome for two states which have been accused of withdrawing from the world, but one which is now possible.
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Deciding what kind of pizza to get with friends is enough of a hassle, but when it arrives, a curious little power dynamic occurs.
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Second, Mueller made a curious type of prosecutor "declination" — not declining to prosecute, as he did on collusion, but declining an opinion either way.
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As a curious byproduct, a fork of Dogecoin in 2014 led to the creation of Dogecoindark, which was rebranded as Verge currency last year.
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So when a curious figure like Mosby emerges, even if she's bound to silence, you're only a phone call away from a personal introduction.
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A trade lawyer's delight, the approach is a curious one for an administration that purports to pride itself on the cutting of red tape.
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A lack of personal space A group on a safari excursion experienced a close encounter with a curious cheetah that hopped into their car.
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The song is a curious mix of the dispassionate and the agonized, but what's never in doubt is the angst caused by new fatherhood.
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The Washington Post has published a curious op-ed written by 44 former Senators who vaguely warn of an impending threat to American democracy.
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Xaviera Simons recently captured a curious moment between a few sloth bears and a runaway balloon at the Safaripark Beekse Bergen in the Netherlands.
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The upshot is a curious mix of ubiquity and absence: a public debate that seems to involve everyone except the parties who started it.
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The audiences seemed to get the irony, reacting with a "curious, nervous mood," like the one that "Wives and Lovers" inspires in American audiences.
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Taking a magnifying glass to the defining elements of identity, artist Michael Reeder works from a curious point of reference: people he's never met.
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Though set in the present, there's a curious absence of reference to the contemporary crises of terrorism or the upheaval caused by mass immigration.
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I do feel like a curious explorer who's now been marooned on a far-flung outpost, where I can survive for the foreseeable future.
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Previously, a curious child might have found these depictions in the pages of a dusty encyclopedia, and only if she knew where to look.
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The Denver Broncos' first major decision for Super Bowl 50 was a curious one: They will wear their white jerseys, the team has announced.
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The work of Zhou and his colleagues makes use of a curious property discovered by Ernst Chladni, the father of acoustics, back in 1787.
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Since the surgery, a curious thing happens: She displays the large L-shaped scar on her abdomen with an ease I have never seen.
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And now what once seemed like a curious little niche interest has made it to the most-watched live TV event of the year.
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The first question that comes up for them is, I think, simply a curious one: What would a life without a father look like?
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Two of Europe's southern countries, Italy and Spain, got new governments last week, each a curious mix of disparate parties and neither particularly stable.
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The Snowman is a curious film: The marketing evokes a kind of whodunnit with clues to solve the case — but there are no clues.
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In their new countries, the enslaved people would fashion their own cultures, a curious synthesis of their homelands and the spaces they now occupied.
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"The Four-Dimensional Human," the first book by the British writer Laurence Scott, is a curious entry in the crowded field of tech criticism.
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If there's surprisingly little blame to go around in a book with so much potential for it, there's also a curious lack of context.
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Will Ms. Markle ultimately end up as a truly transformative figure or, like Queen Charlotte (if you believe the theories), a curious historical blip?
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It is a curious quirk of contemporary America that a 6-year-old from Burlington, Vt., and a 6-year-old from Burlington, Wash.
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That is maybe a curious thought to have, especially since Netflix, on aggregate, skirts a traditional network identity (its four-year Marvel experiment notwithstanding).
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In the movie, with a touch of artistic license, Eichmann develops a curious relationship with Malkin during nightly talk sessions in the safe house.
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The suggestion that vaccines should be tested alone, in combination other vaccines and on people of "different ages and weights" is a curious one.
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Then there was the ruckus outside Mr. Warner's window late one recent afternoon, a curious thud against the building beside a giant American flag.
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Some time in the 18th century, a young African boy is purchased by a European noblewoman and subjected to a curious form of enslavement.
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I see in him something that I have seen in myself during my own recovery—a melting, a thawing, a curious glance at optimism.
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The iPhone 8 is a great phone, but it has a curious place in Apple's new iPhone lineup that I can't quite figure out.
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A Curious Hand draws its name from one work that is unlike the others on view: a single handprint, inked as a direct imprint.
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It's a curious fusion of orthodoxy and punk: an embrace of older values as a means of putting up the middle finger to contemporary ones.
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Debuting at Sunset Strip staple the Whisky A Go Go was a curious way for newly formed supergroup Prophets of Rage to launch their campaign.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and has an estimated net worth of $84 billion.
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Take away the black circle that houses a monochrome OLED display, and it's just a pretty dress watch with a curious complication at the bottom.
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The dig uncovered floors decorated with vast mosaics depicting birds, fruit and plants, colorful frescoes, and a curious Greek inscription that has baffled the researchers.
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When I'm writing, I like to imagine I'm talking with a friend at a bar (a curious friend, but not a friend with endless patience).
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Our guide, Pancho, also told us of a curious local ordinance: During the month of the festival, non-Panamanian music is prohibited within town limits.
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"A lot of our customer videos are of nice family moments, a curious animal or maybe a stranger on someone's porch," the blog post said.
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A puzzling clip from Thailand features a very awkward interaction between a curious cat, a hungry toad and a snake who's just trying its best.
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Whether these turbines are the first ambassadors of our brave new energy future, or a curious blip in the history books, I can't yet say.
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This leaves British politics in a curious stalemate, with an opposition ducking the chance to pummel the government on the biggest issue of the day.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Recent visitors to the bay surrounding a submarine base on the southern coast of China's Hainan Island describe a curious nocturnal phenomenon.
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It's a curious thing being able to see the location of many of your friends, colleagues, lovers and even family members on a virtual map.
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Fink takes its title from a curious image from his childhood, a word that his father spray painted in the basement of his childhood home.
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A curious reality of life on Lico was that there were very few birds, but lots and lots of spiders — which meant lots of webs.
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And as the family posed for photos in front of Drottningholm Palace Chapel, a curious Leonore preoccupied herself and played with rocks on the ground.
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And in this corner we have a curious bobcat, who isn't afraid to risk a snake bite for a chance to paw an angry snake.
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House conservatives have chosen a curious way to try to demonstrate that: by doubling down on their dangerous crusade against our system of regulatory safeguards.
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It's a curious characteristic: Compared to the gringos, the majority of Mexican rappers don't wear jewelry, or at least not any that is particularly ostentatious.
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Joshua Marston's "Complete Unknown" is a curious hybrid, teetering between a thriller and a romance only to land in a nebulous spot that is neither.
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It's a curious name choice, not only because AB-InBev is based in Belgium, but also because of what the new name stands for: independence.
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The recommendations in this article are generally aimed at users who would want to protect their data from a regular cybercriminal or a curious buyer.
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In the blogosphere, a curious notion is spreading and gaining momentum: namely, the idea that information is the new soul—a kind of Soul 2.0.
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In the blogosphere, a curious notion is spreading and gaining momentum: namely, the idea that information is the new soul—a kind of Soul 2.03.
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At the very end of last year, at the same time as Rockstar's Bully, Catherine, a curious, cultish game slipped onto the backwards compatibility list.
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This latest, static piece features a curious collage, marrying a Trump campaign sign with an assortment of fruits and vegetables, among other seemingly random objects.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and has an estimated net worth of $75.4 billion.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, speaking at a Facebook live event broadcast from Columbia University earlier in 2017.
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He was struck by the number of toys he found in trash bags, including a Curious George stuffed animal, dolls and dozens of metal cars.
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Tantalizing as it was, this new account had a curious problem: It was notably different from all of the other stories the prosecution had heard.
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While the original " Eloise," Kay Thompson's pint-sized pain-in-the-neck of a curious little girl, may have caused her share of disruption, Mrs.
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I was a curious child with a big imagination and got excited by old suitcases and trunks, hoping to find something thrilling and exotic inside.
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By any measure, it was a curious spot to interview Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer, the stars of "Call Me by Your Name," due Nov.
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If you get a curious message from a friend yourself, you can check the email header information to see if the account was truly hacked.
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Well, it's a curious mix: a gloomy setting, an almost-dinosaur digger, a dash of romance, a touch of peril and a quick-thinking dog.
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At a minimum, he violated clear rules against leaking such information to the media, a curious decision for the person tasked previously with finding leakers.
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There was a curious notation next to the names of two of the top four players selected in the Major League Baseball draft this month.
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The catalyst for the show was a curious-looking sculpture tucked away in the Art + Technology Lab at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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The Freedom Caucus, a group of members who fancy themselves to be the most pure on all things immigration, did a curious thing last week.
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My father was a curious person and always wanted to know why something was the case, and that is why I studied physics and history.
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A curious cadenza for solo violin leads into the most tumultuous stretch, though that mood dissolves as instruments drift off, and the piece ends quizzically.
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Travel for tourism and reasons other than immigration remains open — a curious gap if the purpose of the restrictions is to keep out potential terrorists.
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If the Russians were making such a play to influence the election in favor of Trump, this is a curious way of going about it.
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All I knew was that as a curious, nosy little girl who wanted to write, the movie spoke to me on a very visceral level.
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A curious child can read whatever he or she wants in a good library, which has no borders and stands up for the First Amendment.
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She loves Edgar, but treats him more like a curious roommate than a son and has willingly ceded his parenting to her mother-in-law.
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There is also a curious omission in the sprawling, 31-page indictment of Manafort: It makes no mention of his role as Trump campaign chairman.
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Organist Tom Constanten, known as T.C., is particularly inventive this night; note how he takes the song in a curious direction at about 6:45.
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He seemed as incensed by Europe's malign behavior as by Iran's — a curious case of the United States aiding Vladimir Putin's divisive agenda in Europe.
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Catastrophically: Your aunt receives a curious DNA result that she interprets to mean that the person she thought was her father was, in fact, not.
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Each is fitted with a small bell so that the entire work jingles with persistence, resembling a curious gathering of shamanistic figures quivering in sync.
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A curious and provocative show considers an age-old tension between form and function, treating the tools of early humans as a kind of art.
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It is a curious choice, since many of these communists would be sitting next to defense officials, whom they have had a testy historical relations with.
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From a curious obsession with The Rock to a rather impressive set of abs, here are 10 important things we learned from this deep Insta-dive.
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So, this week for "Street Justice," I decided to hail a different type of transportation and the topic, a curious decision on the Miss America pageant.
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But George, who is blasting music that I can only describe as a curious combination of bluegrass and trap, has an abundance of wisdom to offer.
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This was her tactic when dealing with everyone, whether a curious young person on the fence about abortion, or a furious protester screaming in her face.
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Why they decided to make the images look like a drone attack is either a bad choice or a curious dig at the United States military.
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It's a curious choice, given that this crowning readymade marks a recent past in which caucasian beauty was unapologetically promoted as the exemplar for commercial manufacturing.
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A curious elephant in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand, decided to conduct a routine traffic stop after smelling some snacks in the back of a pickup truck.
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Arbus's early work constitutes a historical and sociological record of a very precise moment, seen through the eyes of a curious wanderer and a keen spectator.
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Nor would a curious robot repeatedly throwing itself down the stairs for the sheer informatic thrill of it, rather than learning to walk its way down.
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"Another rule of firewatching: Don't reveal too much to strangers," Guthrie said before telling a curious passerby that the crew was shooting a commercial for mayonnaise.
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Ride-sharing to payments may seem like a curious expansion, but it is entirely logical in emerging markets where there is no single dominant payment system.
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Not in real life, of course — I've been playing Spaceplan, a simple but strangely engrossing new sci-fi game that has a curious obsession with spuds.
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But their collaborations took a curious detour as the three explored their willingness to push each other creatively and uncovered an unexpected shared love of pop.
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She soon devoted an entire Snap video to Kardashian West's ensemble — a shining gold, form-fitting, cleavage-baring dress featuring a curious accessory — a lip ring.
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A man working for the Bureau of Land Management captured a curious and now-viral video of something moving in the Chena River in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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The Fold was very much built atop the foundation of the successful Galaxy line, even while it presents a curious little fork in the family tree.
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Much like a curious infant or panting dog, President Trump couldn't have been more excited to touch a shiny ball while visiting Saudi Arabia last week.
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Perhaps. The endless pace of linkrot has left books about the internet in a curious limbo—they're dead trees about the dead-tree killer, after all.
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Simz had made two albums—A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons and then Stillness in Wonderland—part-inspired she says, by Britain and its seasonal nature.
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Sony's full-frame, mirrorless cameras are among the best you can buy, whether you're a pro or a curious enthusiast looking to upgrade your photo gear.
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But Facebook Comments are an excellent object example of a curious tech paradox: the bigger the business, the less you can rely on its new initiatives.
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About a year ago, the creator of the YotaPhone made a curious announcement: he was starting a new racing series comprised only of self-driving cars.
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The moon enters intellectual air sign Libra today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your mind and putting you in a curious mood.
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It is a curious thing when there is an "O" bomb in plain sight but no one in the room seems to be focusing on it.
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In a part of the house that had remained dry, the Gatwoods made a curious discovery: piles of musical manuscripts, books, personal papers, and other documents.
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The action is set in a curious temporal nowhere that mixes historical costumes—ruffs, breeches, and the like—with futuristic bone-white spaces and antiseptic chambers.
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It's another reminder that, in an era where everything can be recorded or watched on demand, there is a curious premium attached to real-time events.
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Inevitably, a curious child, coming of age just after Ghana received its independence from Britain in 1957, political science became his obsession, and then his calling.
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As a documentary filmmaker and a curious fellow neurotic, I asked Phil if I could follow him with my camera during this process, and he agreed.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," said Gates, who currently has an estimated net worth of almost $93 billion, according to Forbes.
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According to the president, it's been "one of the most successful 13 weeks in the history of the presidency," a curious statement on a couple grounds.
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When his barn was demolished years ago, a curious crowd gathered because of speculation that she could have been buried under a Prohibition-era booze cellar.
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That, too, was a curious tactic, prompting former "The Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos to file a defamation suit that is winding its way through the courts.
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Adding to suspicions that the data is flimsy, at least in certain circles, the GDP figure has a curious knack of coming in around market expectations.
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Duncan Wood, director of the center's Mexico Institute, said falling food prices, coupled with a stagnant economy, have left many Mexicans in a curious economic position.
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Joseph Stiglitz settled into a booth at his favorite diner on the Upper West Side last week with a curious, almost satisfied smile on his face.
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Rounded corners, together with the occasional gradation and imperfect edge or drip, create a curious suggestion of depth that hovers at the corner of the eye.
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In 2011, Naruto, a curious 6-year-old monkey in Indonesia, peered into a camera lens, grinned and pressed the shutter button on the unattended camera.
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It was created in July 2016 by the Independence Party, a 481,000-member group which has had a curious and sometimes bizarre role in state politics.
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Still, the fact that the Knicks are discussing Porzingis with other teams — as first reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports — comes at a curious time.
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Many a curious visitor have traveled its miles, watching for jet tests and drone forays, hoping to see something they might later boast was a UFO.
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Here's a curious ritual of American politics: Whenever a large energy project is proposed, the ensuing debate revolves chiefly around how many jobs it will create.
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But the mayor, who sees himself in the vanguard of left-leaning Democrats aiming for the national stage, has a curious position: He's stubbornly against it.
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Driving down the Las Vegas Strip in a transparent box is a curious, extremely Vegas experience: puzzled tourists and confused CES attendees gawk from the sidewalks.
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It was a curious place to find the lead singer and sole songwriter of one of the most successful indie-rock bands of the past decade.
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She possesses a curious quality I've seen in other executives: a tendency toward extreme distraction coupled with the ability to laser in on a single task.
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It's only a matter of time before someone, either a curious researcher or Russian cyberspy, takes a look around in those databases just because they're there.
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This also means that a curious house guest might even give it a try (either way, I guarantee that a bidet is an amazing conversation starter).
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In recent months, a curious wave of anti-LaCroix jokes have made their way through Twitter — a sign that the anti-LaCroix lobby is growing stronger.
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More importantly, "stifling free speech" through the exercise of free speech is a curious concept, and it is a dangerous concept as a basis for impeachment.
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On the role of the "Word" in visual art: A curious change was taking place at the very core of the business of being a painter.
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Britain's decision to break from that is a curious act of self-harm, linked, like the election of Donald Trump, to the desperation of our times.
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Scrolls and plaques, also with inscriptions, hang by hooks from the tree trunks, and in front of each tree is a curious, symmetrical landscape, perhaps a cemetery.
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AS with previous Moto Z phones, mods attach to the magnetic pogo pins on the phone's backThe Z33 Play's side-mounted fingerprint sensor is a curious choice.
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The former CEO and executive chairman has quietly been a curious figure to this whole process, and it looks like the BroadQualm saga is nowhere near done.
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It's a curious gameplay mechanic, given that 5G Evolution is just regular LTE, offering none of the truly dramatic speed boosts that real 5G networks are offering.
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"Kiksuya," similarly, will surely remain a compelling story, one that adds brief profundity and clarity to the grand narrative, but only as a curious and tragic detour.
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By local standards, the Comédie-Française debut of "Angels in America," Tony Kushner's epic play about the AIDS crisis in the United States, is a curious success.
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The Barn gives off a curious mishmash of signals: located in a renovated carriage house, it's both rustic and contemporary, family-friendly and romantic, all at once.
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When you find your tipple of choice, you become a curious consumer and maybe buy a limited edition, an older age statement, single cask, or other variant.
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Despite the complexities of video editing and sound design, we have UIs that let even a curious kid dabble in them — so why not with machine learning?
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He explained that, as a child growing up in Seoul, he had a curious nature and big dreams, but other people's judgments and expectations held him back.
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A curious divergence has developed in the commodities market, and that could lead to a big bounce for one group in particular, says technical analyst Carter Worth.
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They are fuelled by fear ("No one else will defend you," notes Ms Arduini) and a curious combination of me-first libertarianism and anti-expertise herd mentality.
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The experience of creating a VR slideshow is pretty intuitive and relatively easy to figure out, although actually learning to view a slideshow is a curious experience.
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It is a curious sensation, to hear a new word and realize that not only do you know it, but you've connected with it deeply for years.
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Last week, a curious 2-year-old wandered away from his Minnesota home, where he was playing with his family, and went missing, reports The Star Tribune.
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I'm generally a curious and adventurous person who's up for trying new things; so is my now-husband, which is part of the reason I married him.
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It's a curious thing to see from a company that was early to electric cars, and it helps explain why BMW's CEO Harald Krueger resigned last week.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Countless examples of a curious device once stood in many homes of medieval Europe's elite, representing an early form of entertainment.
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" Of Anders' budding personality, Angela says, "He's a curious little guy … very observant and thoughtful, but he can also be very loud and animated like his brother.
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It's a curious, controversial, yet successful strategy for the startup whose app lets activists and marketers text thousands of potential supporters or customers one at a time.
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A curious follower asked Musk when we might be able to expect the tiles to hit the market— and Musk answered directly, as he's known to do.
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Now their venue is a bamboo shelter in a Bangladeshi camp on the edge of a trash-filled swamp, their audience a curious crowd of fellow refugees.
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As pointed out by one of the people you quote, Mr. Thune has a curious set of priorities when so much of the Senate's work remains undone.
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Leigh*, a bright, delightful seven-year-old girl with a curious disposition, visited my office with her mother, who had agreed to be interviewed for this book.
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The search recognition tool doesn't appear to recognize broader terms like "underwear" or traditionally male gendered undergarments like "boxers" or "briefs," which is a curious double standard.
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"This is a curious election, the LDP had a landslide with a prime minister who's quite unpopular," said Gerald Curtis, a political science professor at Columbia University.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) is the early favorite to succeed outgoing Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) — a curious distinction given that Gutiérrez has not even entered the race.
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A curious, bronze-colored aluminum truss in the shape of a lowercase h is forming 14 feet above the floor in the west half of the hall.
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Oliver Stone's "Snowden," a quiet, crisply drawn portrait of the world's most celebrated whistle-blower, belongs to a curious subgenre of movies about very recent historical events.
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It is a curious extension of the entertainment industry where, instead of selecting the next star on "America's Got Talent," you can support the next star witness.
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Notebook Regular readers of this magazine might detect a curious institutional man-crush on Reince Priebus, the embattled but indefatigably upbeat chairman of the Republican National Committee.
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Visually stunning, beautifully made, they are themselves art objects that perfectly encapsulate a curious cultural moment, one in which a supposedly obsolescing technology feels lively and immediate.
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It's a solid piece of hardware, but it had a curious quirk for something made under Google's watch: it didn't work with Google Home or Google Assistant.
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It was weird, during the campaign, to watch Russia helping Trump, and being helped by Trump, and to have the media treat it as a curious sideshow.
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His conquests evoke similarities to the European settlement of America, and it's a curious coincidence that the Endeavour's final resting place will remain where that story began.
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It's also a curious missive given the broadband industry has been working with Google and Facebook to try and scuttle some modest consumer privacy protections in California.
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They had the likes of DJ Harvey, Tony Humphries, DJ Pierre, and countless others hit their system to show their stuff to a curious, open-minded crowd.
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Dogged by an accusation of a sexual assault in high school and pressed to defend his character, Brett Kavanaugh went on Fox News with a curious strategy.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Last week The Stanford Daily reported a curious story concerning Niall Ferguson, a conservative historian who is a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
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The throughline is Mr. Nance himself, whether as a deadpan presence onscreen or a curious, playful force offscreen, aiming to keep viewers conscious of what they're seeing.
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Masood: [Urdu] Huzayfah's Father: [Urdu] Masood: He just portrayed his son as a curious kind of young mind who spent a lot of time over the internet.
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A curious observer might analyze these impacts and begin to design responses that can make our society less vulnerable to this type of shock in the future.
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This lack of opportunity has led to a curious mentality, Barkley said, in which people admire those with money but blame others for themselves not being wealthy.
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" In response to the complaint, attorneys Debra Katz, Lisa Banks and Michael Bromwich confirmed that Ford was informed of the offer, but introduced a curious distinction: "Dr.
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" Andrew's take: • The idea of the Trump administration buying a major telecom is a curious proposal from an administration that is currently decrying the rise of "socialism.
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It is a curious fact, then, that of the 45 stories in this career-spanning collection, fully 35 of them date from the last decade and change.
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W. W. II VET was the seed for this one, a curious string of letters I saw in a D-Day article a year or two ago.
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Mix up your cat and dog-heavy timelines by following Jack, a curious cockatiel with posts that would make even the most popular human Instagram influencers jealous.
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The book opens cheerfully enough, with a curious artifact from Fitzgerald's salad days, "The I.O.U.," written in 1920 and recently published, at last, in The New Yorker.
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But in the Ottoman lands, a curious version of self-determination was beginning to take place, without permission from Wilson, the allied leaders, or even the Ottomans.
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Sitting at home last week, Ms. Lowe received a curious Facebook message from a German athlete against whom she competed in 2008: "Congratulations, bronze medalist," it read.
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Earlier this month, a curious visitor took up residence right in the middle of the uptown track of the 1213 line at West 18th Street in Manhattan.
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There was also a curious contrast between the response to Iran and the response to another, more serious provocation: Russia's escalation of its proxy war in Ukraine.
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The article itself was a well-reported look into a curious aspect of the judge's Colorado practice, one that has remained out of sight to most readers.
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Loudon argued that the shooter, Brandon Tarrant, wasn't an extreme right-winger at all but rather a "National Bolshevik," a curious mix of Nazi and communist ideologies.
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Bjorkman knew what it was all about, but it was a curious scene to so many because it was unclear at the time what was bothering him.
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Basing operations in the middle of the arid African country may seem like a curious choice for the United States military, until you look at Niger's neighbors.
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In 2019, they created a holiday spot for Samsung in partnership with "Star Wars" where a rescue dog with a curious resemblance to Chewbacca seeks an owner.
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But in Silicon Valley, where ideas ahead of their time have a curious way of resurrecting themselves, cooperative ownership might stick around longer than some might expect.
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They are illuminations, revelations, full of significance and importance, all inarticulate though they remain; and as a rule they carry with them a curious sense of authority.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin was brave enough to face a curious group of children who expected answers to the most confounding questions of the pet world.
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Scott Borchetta, president and CEO of Swift's music label Big Machine Records, posted a curious tweet that included Swift's Target promo, tagging Swift, his label … and Selena Gomez.
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It's actually taking place in the Army Bay, New Zealand, where a kayaker casually jumped out of his vessel to hang out with a curious orca on Monday.
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But these days, a curious new monument dedicated to tourists who have purportedly lost their lives to wolf attacks in the city has become the park's main attraction.
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At the November Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee, Senator Marco Rubio stressed manufacturing's role in the economy, while espousing a curious notion of how the new economy works.
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It is a curious plot that might feel contrived were it not based on a true story, but Ms McCarthy's probing performance does much to keep things believable.
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According to ABC News, George Stevens Academy's former Chemistry teacher Roger Bennatti began the experiment with a curious group of students during a class he taught in 1976.
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Man-machine symbiosis is already used in thousands of applications where a curious mind found an unsolved problem and thought of extra-human intelligence as the right tool.
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But religion is a curious and unpredictable phenomenon and the "religious" problems he encounters as secretary of state may not be the ones any of the questioners expect.
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All the main Swedish opposition parties want to join, apart from the ultra-nationalist Sweden Democrats, who like many European populists have a curious fondness for Mr Putin.
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News of the investigation took a curious turn last week when the Washington Post reported that SpaceX had been considering sabotage as a possible cause of the mishap.
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In May 2015, S. Joshua Swamidass, a computational biologist at Washington University in St. Louis, received a curious email: would he like to try advising a theological seminary?
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N.W.A. Members: Dr. Dre, Ice CubeThe aggressive rock-influenced sound is a curious direction for this one, until you remember Cube's 90s-era flirtations with Korn and Lollapalozza.
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That's the backbone of a curious defense made by Mike Webb, a Republican congressional candidate for Virginia's 8th District, who on Monday posted a screenshot of his desktop.
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Being a curious person with a love of culture, he was soon talking and acting like a Dutch guy—raising my brother and me in the Dutch language.
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It's a curious tone for welcoming new arrivals — typically terrified, bewildered, exhausted people who find themselves at Freedom House's door with suitcases stuffed with whatever they could fit.
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For better or for worse, his attitude—approaching the crisis as a curious amateur at worst, or an invested citizen at best—is the basis for the film.
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Lance has advice for every situation, and his words to a curious interloper in the new season neatly sum up the show's worldview: Never touch another man's detector.
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But another possibility she raised — that Mr. Trump had not been paying income taxes — set off a curious response from him that sounded a lot like an admission.
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"One quirky thing she does is stare at herself — in any mirror, water, glass windows," said Sandy Rapp, the mother of a "Curious" publicist, who adopted that dog.
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The political class of post-reunification Germany pursued European integration with a curious mix of economic imperialism, cultural arrogance and heartfelt contrition for Nazi crimes against Eastern Europe.
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Golfer Gary Cox was getting in a little golf game at Moose Run Creek Course in Anchorage, Alaska, when he was rudely interrupted by a curious black bear.
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" It is a curious paradox when a transvestite potter, who makes work about deviant sexuality with an acidic political take on British society, is declared a "national treasure.
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Overlooking the sleek booths of the main showroom is a dimly illuminated space where a curious white orb rests on the floor, surrounded by colorful concoctions in containers.
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Spandex, the fabric synonymous with yoga pants, was first discovered when Joseph Shivers, a curious entrepreneur, attempted to find a solution to the World War II rubber shortage.
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Sue Hubbell, who wrote quietly penetrating books and essays about her life as a beekeeper, a curious wanderer and a divorced woman navigating middle age, died on Oct.
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The best way to appreciate what she has done is in the company of a curious and eager 10-year-old (as I was fortunate enough to do).
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But Rittidet treated it as a professional fight, not a curious sideshow for the audience, and in the end, it was Rittidet's hand that was raised in victory.
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A review that begins with "Whit Stillman's movies are like porn films with the sex scenes cut out" will entice a curious human and confound an aggregation machine.
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" In the book, Solomon guides readers on a journey toward relational self-awareness, which she defines as "the ability to take a curious stance vis a vis yourself.
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One can't help wondering what life-shattering injustices might go unaddressed in the future for lack of a curious reporter to take a call or open an envelope.
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This makes a curious end to the Taylor autobiography, for it implies that he — like many modern-dance creators — was bound up with making dance vehicles for himself.
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What we often hunger for is a mind meeting a place, to follow a curious person as she processes a foreign landscape, making discoveries, missteps, leaps of faith.
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What's driving the gardening bug among the affluent, gardeners say, is their clients' focus on "self-care" — a curious phrase for a pursuit that requires so much help.
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On a prim Georgetown street, the home's exterior is a fading, yellow wood, an eyesore for neighbors and a curious sight among $21948 million and $210 million homes.
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Even so, my only thought in that moment was to set it high in a tree where our sweet old dog couldn't kill it with a curious sniff.
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But isn't it a curious fact that so many directors manage to portray the complexity of their male characters with so much less of the actor's anatomy displayed?
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Until then, it's a curious situation we find ourselves in: touting the benefits of hard work on the one hand, but being too cheap to pay for it.
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Several case studies in the scientific literature showed a curious link between disorders in the bone marrow—where most of our body's immune cells are "born"—and schizophrenia.
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It was a curious argument — teams generally do whatever they can to win — and the Warriors, with Durant in the mix, treated their regular-season opponents like roadkill.
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What's more, those 1003,2100 comments also seemed to answer to a curious math question that had cropped up during BuzzFeed News' analysis of the 22016 net neutrality comments.
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Then she forged a surprising alliance with Eli Lehrer, the president of the R Street Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, D.C. It was a curious pairing.
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Mr Sisi admits to building new palaces, but says they are not for him—a curious defence for a man who plans to rule until at least 2030.
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The decision would be a curious twist for Republicans who have spent seven years battling President Barack Obama's health law only to fail last week to repeal it.
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There's always a curious mixture of celebration and satire in the way that Ashley's work laps like an ocean at the passing phrases which bob across its currents.
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But a curious thing happened during its last 20 minutes: I realized there are precious few movies like My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 being made these days.
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There's a curious wrinkle in specifically why this increased shedding occurs in the stripeless, urban animals, and it helps illustrate just how advantageous this pollution-binding melanin must be.
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In a curious, untitled wall-hanging work from 2017, a tiny, golden triangle is affixed to the center of a black circle made with crushed paper and sumi ink.
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Despite its history of—in the words of co-organizer Emily Eavis—"engaging our audience in politics and activism," the political identity of Glastonbury has become a curious one.
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A curious trend has surfaced on Reddit, one that requires a serious detective to crack — giant piles of vegetables, seriously GIANT, are being randomly stumbled upon by unsuspecting victims.
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Foreclosures had been falling steadily to the lowest levels in nine years, but a curious spike in October may be the first sign of a crack in the recovery.
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It was a curious experience, at times coming off as an activity from a freeform dance class, at others creating a complex, and quite intricate, matrix of rope choreographies.
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On Monday, while a stopgap spending measure was being approved in the Senate as part of a new February deadline for immigration reform, a curious teaser video appeared online.
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The trolls over on 4Chan's politics board noticed a curious YouTube glitch this week that allowed them to drive down subscriber numbers on any channel their tiny hearts desired.
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Inspired by his son's imagination and his wife Daphne's (Robbie's) support, Milne begins writing children's books about a curious young boy and his teddy-bear friend Winnie the Pooh.
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If that artist is Austyn Weiner, the result is a curious mix of abstraction and eroticism, with a vivid, geometric presentation that leaves viewers wondering what they're looking at.
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Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said there is a "curious pattern" of deaths of opponents of Russian President Vladimir Putin who have questioned or challenged his role.
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Steph Curry's ongoing quest to be both the NBA's No. 1 Babyface and Heel (a deep kayfabe with Draymond is already underway) had a curious little wrinkle last night.
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The survey was carried out before the emergence of carpooling services like UberPool, and should not be interpreted as representative of today's market, but nevertheless revealed a curious theme.
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That the NFL is willing to risk the health and availability of its most marketable players is a curious approach, though it also speaks to what appeals to fans.
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During a recent week, passers-by stood welded to the spot, challenged to make what they could of the scene, a curious hybrid of street theater and fashion porn.
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In one of McKenzie's first public speeches as CENTCOM chief, delivered last month to the hawkish Foundation for Defense of Democracies, he expressed a curious skepticism of DOD bureaucracy.
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It had since been dismissed as a string of dilapidated buildings that blocked views of the water, little more than a curious and quaint chapter in New York history.
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It's a curious conceit for a movie less because as dates go this one is pretty low key but because the writer-director Richard Tanne mistakes faithfulness for truthfulness.
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A curious yet uplifting image is doing the rounds on social media, after a solitary, unnamed man stood on the street outside a mosque in Australia over the weekend.
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If you were to select a red for a curious alien who wondered about this thing called wine, pinot noir would be an excellent candidate for inviting further inquiry.
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Nor for that matter has Mr. Slimane himself, a curious and occasionally infuriating character, who has refused to explain his work or give any but the rarest of interviews.
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