GUTFELD: I think there was a little something for everybody.
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Fancy sex in the shower with a little something extra?
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Until then, here's a little something to get you through.
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I just hope a little something more happens with him.
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So can we take a little something to post there?
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If you're Taylor Swift, you give a little something back.
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These covers also have a little something special to them.
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There's a little something for everyone in the update, though.
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We need to hear from you, just a little something.
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He'll even learn a little something about his nutrition traits.
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Let me tell you a little something about nice breasts.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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So obviously, from my viewpoint, there's a little something off.
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We're just suggesting that you add a little something extra.
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"I want to send him a little something," Mother said.
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"Now, you know a little something about hate," he said.
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I prepared a little something to keep me on message.
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Jeremy knows a little something about ... um, puttin' in work.
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Turns out, it's got a little something to do with science.
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However, I'll admit that I did expect a little something more.
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But perhaps it's time to add in a little something else.
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Spotify's curated playlists try to offer a little something for everyone.
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Witherspoon knows a little something about being an object of affection!
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A little something that we like to call "the pornstache" nowadays.
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Unfortunately, her cinematic tastes leave a little something to be desired.
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And, don't forget to treat yourself to a little something, too.
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At a certain point, you might need a little something extra.
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There was just a little something off about the beef though.
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And Richardson knows a little something about directors who like control.
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Now it's a little something different, but that's always been there.
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Beautiful writing (and, maybe, a little something to help you sleep).
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Kim was at Craig's wearing a little something here and there.
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I think that tells you a little something about the history.
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So we feel there's a little something for everyone in this.
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A little something to help them through the daunting fundraising process.
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In his version of inclusivity, there's a little something for everyone.
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The singer knows a little something about romantic proposals from personal experience.
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"I feel like it gives them a little something back," she says.
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And it had a little something to do with his telephone etiquette.
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Honestly, with these crazy menu items, there's a little something for everyone.
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Thankfully, HBO is giving fans a little something to tide them over.
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Enter Peña, who teaches us a little something about drug money laundering.
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Check it out and buy a little something for someone … or yourself.
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Let me introduce you to a little something called a fanny pack.
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But Watson seems to have a little something more up her sleeve.
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All in all, the audience reaction was a little something like this.
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How about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know?
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It almost gives you a little something more in terms of lagniappe.
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"A little something to see you through," the accompanying notes would read.
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A little something to take the jitters off before the big speech?
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Why not give myself a little something to keep my spirits up?
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Clyde Drexler knows a little something about NBA hoops and the playoffs.
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You need a little something for those days when… I don't know.
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There's a little something for everyone in this film — music, romance, comedy.
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Might he, by any chance, have a little something special laying around?
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Along the way, you learn a little something about the American spirit.
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Spurs only needs a little luck, a little belief, a little something.
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Colorado experiences all four seasons, providing a little something for every preference.
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I always like a little something with a twist, that's my personality.
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It also taught Cowen a little something about his young pupil's dedication.
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I might eat a little something, but you're out, running around; socializing.
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So here's a little something for everyone else who's feeling some election fatigue.
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And as I said, I&aposll say a little something about it later.
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A little something that makes breakfast or tea time that much more transportive.
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But it also loses a little something in terms of expectations versus reality.
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In short, it's adding a little something for avid gamers and neophytes alike.
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Maybe the Vetements DHL tee had a little something to do with it.
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How about adding just a little something to make them your own instead?
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Don's doing breakfast in the kitchen – shall I bring you a little something?
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Dear #GOT company, I know a little something about finales and disappointed fans.
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And they also gave customers a little something after their late 2014 problems.
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There's a little something for everyone below, so you really can't go wrong.
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Coming into the job, I knew a little something about what was required.
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Venus Williams knows a little something about making the most of her workouts.
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It was just a "little something" to make Nierman's holidays a little easier.
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The one you hear most often, though, is "kitu kidogo" — a little something.
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Playing on the road has a little something to do with it, too.
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In case you've forgotten, she used to look a little something like this.
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Still, it's probably safe to assume that Tiger made a little something, too.
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Perhaps a little something about the possibility of wildfire enveloping a whole city?
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All actors are more used to making characters, to add a little something.
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Here's a little something to help you sift through the most recent crop.
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"It just brings a little something extra to the table," Popsugar reports vaguely.
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But you also know a little something about loving, blessing and doing good.
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Everyone should be able to whip a little something up in the kitchen.
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The force of the activity can first create a little something like bleeding.
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That may have had a little something to do with it ... just maybe.
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If they died in service to the company, the widows got a little something.
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So she knows a little something about choreographing memorable dance numbers (as seen below).
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And with fall on the horizon, our closets could use a little something fresh.
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The formula goes a little something like this: Pretty model + pretty clothes = pretty picture.
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From believable faux tanners to full-coverage concealers, there's a little something for everyone.
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Since then, offering a little something for everyone has worked in the festival's favor.
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Most said they knew a little something about El Chapo but not many details.
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Whatever role he has, I just hope it looks a little something like this:
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"I know a little something about finales and disappointed fans," he wrote on Tuesday.
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Have you heard of a little something called the Southern District of New York?
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"There is a little something that can be forgone in any budget," he said.
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The spring 2018 collections, fresh off the runways, offered a little something for everyone.
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The fact that they're choosing to come here means a little something, I think.
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Have they complained about something you could get them a little something to alleviate?
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There's such an array of talent and a little something for every crafting fan.
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However, a little something called time served is gonna push that date way forward.
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The bear was enjoying his time in the bubbles, but needed a little something extra.
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"Dear #GOT company, I know a little something about finales and disappointed fans," he wrote.
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The Walking Dead is going to be giving you a little something extra very soon.
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Director David Leitch knows a little something about pulling off action on the big screen.
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When ranking potential candidates, it all comes down to a little something called Robert's Rebellion.
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John Kasich came to the state looking for votes and a little something to eat.
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He's usually pretty good but tonight, he had a little something else in the tank.
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"There was a little something there for everyone," Jaclyn, 37, tells PEOPLE of the food.
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Will Byers has a little something to tide you over until Stranger Things 2. pic.twitter.
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But more than just a cleanser, makeup melters typically give you a little something extra.
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It's like getting a little something back for yourself each time you send a gift.
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I like to think that I bring a little something to that with the performances.
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If you tune in, you'll also learn a little something about the future of keepsakes!
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If anything, we can all learn a little something about taking risks from Prince Rama.
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Kim Kardashian West knows a little something about looking good in front of the paparazzi.
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The way Jim Sipes figures it, Donald Trump owes a little something to Kansas farmers.
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But that tells you a little something about this bubble we live in, doesn't it?
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Directed by David O. Russell, this killer ensemble piece offers a little something for everyone.
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One of Mr. Lagerfeld's hallmarks is cramming his shows with a little something for everyone.
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Now, fans of the Oscar-winning film have a little something to look forward to.
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Politics A House Judiciary Committee hearing today might be missing a little something -- the witnesses.
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"Just felt a little something in my back that wasn't normal," a subdued Kershaw said.
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When you encounter a special character, they'll tell you a little something about their life.
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Though each tree brings a little something special to each room, they each share one commonality.
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Her outfit brings across a little something naughty, while her voice brings across something very uplifting.
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Being first in line and receiving a cool gift as a little something extra, that's what.
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And if it's not, well, here's 12 pieces that'll help give your outfit a little something.
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I'm actually thinking that I should have a little something done around my neck, some tightening.
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This time, though, Remini added in a little something extra to their hype session: a slap.
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Each of their selections is under $12 and will bring a little something special to dinner.
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It's pretty much the same exact flavor as regular Diet Coke, with a little something extra.
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Collado said "Hyperlinked" is not unlike other shows for teens, there's just a little something extra.
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Looks like there's a little something for everybody at Bonnaroo, which just announced this year's lineup.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Red hot There may be a little something extra in your California red wine.
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Just a little something to think about the next time you check your bagel for ticks.
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"It's pretty clear that there was a little something for everyone in this deal," Oliver said.
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That's an amount of food you eat when you're saying: I'm going through a little something.
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Use this homemade chili oil to give frozen or take-out dumplings a little something extra.
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When they need a little something more, the city is an easy Hampton Jitney ride away.
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In France, it's traditional to tip service workers a little something at the end of the year.
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But the Girl Scouts have got a little something for us to chew on while we wait.
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Completely unnecessary, but a little something extra to discover, enjoy, and perhaps unleash on your unknowing friends.
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It just kinda opened up my eyes that maybe, just maybe, I am doing a little something.
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Close Jenner-watchers, though, will notice a little something missing from her look… her midnight blue hair!
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For some, the pre-sex checklist looks a little something like this: Spritz on some Black Orchid.
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It's pretty normal to feel a little something after drinking kombucha, because it contains caffeine, Davis says.
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From limited edition gift sets to pint-sized stocking stuffers, there's always a little something for everyone.
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But that's why you should actually spend time the night before doing a little something called preparation!
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I even added a little something to the list in case you wanted to invite your parents.
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"Sure, I don't like the official thing, but it's a little something," she added to the outlet.
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Maybe do a little something on that street, then meander up a few blocks to East Sixth.
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But all of these owe at least a little something to the assistants that came before them.
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The bakers at Ovenly add a little something extra with a garnish of chunky, flaky sea salt.
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Just a little something to think about as you decide whether the post you're reading merits a
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One small crisis, though ... Looks like Heidi got a little something on her lips at one point.
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"It's nothing big, but we're just trying to do a little something where we can," he said.
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Most don't mind if billionaires get tax breaks as long as they get a little something, too.
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Summer, once the dumping ground of television, is now the season with a little something for everyone.
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School's out in most places, but you can still induce your kids to learn a little something.
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This duo bundle is a great pick and will add a little something new to your space.
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So here's a little something to get the ball rolling: Nelson DeMille's father, Huron, was a contractor.
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New York's the pay-by-the-pound section, with a little something of everything to choose from.
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In Sweden, everyone fikas — takes a twice-daily break for a little something sweet, coffee and conversation.
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And it was the one with the most market-friendly aesthetic, a little something for all tastes.
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"I didn't get the shots that I wanted, but I got a little something-something," he said.
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Both players excel on the mound, and they both bring a little something extra beyond their pitching.
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Consumers aren't up for too much experimentation, but they want a little something, some level of novelty.
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Maybe do a little something here or there, but I definitely wouldn't consider doing a daily show.
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It's a familiar story, but Stratagem is adding a little something extra to sweeten the pot: artificial intelligence.
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In addition to fashion, TV could use a little something extra in terms of female representation as well.
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Atamanuik's comedic timing is near (stable) genius, and his impersonation brings a little something extra to the table.
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Like Musgraves' opening set for Keith Urban on Saturday night, the festival had a little something for everyone.
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Even then, he cannot help but feel sorry for her and try to give her a little something.
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It's a little all over the place, but that variety also means there's a little something for everyone.
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Mornings at my apartment go a little something like this: The first alarm goes off at 6 a.m.
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You'll learn a little something about the importance of stretching — and feel a little better about your inflexibility.
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Bryan Cranston left a little something special for his fans during his recent book tour across the country.
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The process, Haloossim explains, goes a little something like this: Patient has blood drawn into a special tube.
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When you're a child trick-or-treating at the White House, a little something extra would be nice.
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Who said Veganuary couldn't at least have a little something sweet to keep you dedicated to the cause?
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I feel like I still have a little something to prove to you because you might be leery.
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Maybe every once in a while Lorelai would go on a date, and we'd do a little something.
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The Phantom 4 I saw also had a little something extra inside the battery housing: a registration number.
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We're told Nina even got a little something from the gift shop -- a poncho ... cause it was raining.
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When it comes to pacing projects of high caliber, Future knows a little something about a successful run.
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Please DM your six-letter confirmation code and we can send you a little something for the inconvenience.
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We can all learn a little something from their moxy, hand-eye coordination, and je ne sais quoi.
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Plus, you have access to your clit to add a little something extra for yourself with your hands.
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However, in August, Vashukevich said she had given the tapes to Deripaska for "a little something" in return.
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Seven years ago, my sophomore high-school self became addicted to a little something called Pretty Little Liars.
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If you try to get a deed for your house, you have to fork over a little something.
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This is Keaton Jones, he lives in Knoxville and he has a little something to say about bullying.pic.twitter.
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The list of stalls that the GOP has up their sleeves might look a little something like this:
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For a little something related: There have been a few close friends that I was romantically interested in.
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If you thought roller coaster design couldn't get more innovative, 2018 has a little something to show you.
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"It all started as a home made art experiment—you know, a little something for us," she continues.
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He wanted to give everybody — the Orthodox, the secular politicians, the Jews in the diaspora — a little something.
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Basically, fika is a twice-daily break, a time for a little something sweet, a coffee and conversation.
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Front Burner Sweeter Cards offer a thoughtful card with a little something extra — a full-size chocolate bar.
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"Then I just want to add just a little something for you to think about during the day."
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Just as inventor Thomas Edison was able to run 10,000 different experiments, changing a little something here, a little something there, until he found the formula that worked, the best marketers today use their creative side to come up with hypotheses, and can then perform experiments to prove their usefulness.
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" (Yeah, a hug would be nice.) But the subtext is, "and then hand me a little something to open.
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But chronologically, there is a little something that happens between this movie and the end of Infinity War. 20.
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Now, of course, all of this loses a little something once you ponder that this is a fake documentary.
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The team has launched 16 balloons since 2010, with each cooler carrying cameras, transmitters, and a little something extra.
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I guess I'll pop a little something of bubbly with my wife when I get home from work tonight.
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To understand the significance of Teeling, you need to know a little something about Ireland in the last decade.
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But since it was TS, she gave it a little something extra with a dance break at the end.
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Lizzie: "Boys" truly does have a little something for everyone, even if you don't like boys or Charli XCX.
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But the company had a little something extra up its sleeve this time: an honest-to-goodness release date.
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Treat yourself You're doing all these kind things for others, so why not do a little something for yourself?
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"I cheat twice a day with a little something sweet after lunch and dinner," she said in the post.
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Contrition and humility aren't Ye's style, but maybe we can all learn a little something from his narcissistic rambling.
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What better way to pick yourself up and dust yourself off than to buy a little something for yourself.
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Oh, and all of that dancing probably has a little something to do with her solid bod as well.
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During the office's retirement party for their boss David, the guys in IT put together a little something special.
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"Hopefully we can bring Lorraine back, and we can have Bond and Lorraine do a little something," she said.
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It's not even a chapter, they wanted me to write a little something that I can't quite get into.
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We made sure to round up a variety of sounds and styles, so there's a little something for everyone.
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They add a little "something" to any space and will get you one step closer to that boho look.
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They add a little "something" to any space and will get you one step closer to that boho look.
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It's a week of programming focused on developers, but this morning's big event has a little something for everyone.
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The theme for the evening is jealousy, and she definitely has a little something she can contribute to that.
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And, just for fun -- again, their words -- Chad and Zach had a little something up their sleeve for us.
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It's a little something we learned from the River Project, a group studying and restoring the Hudson River Estuary.
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For those spending the holiday at home with family, this lovable animated feature has a little something for everyone.
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Well, maybe not the ones he sneaks, topping up his morning coffee with a little something from the flask.
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It comes with stretchers and hardware to mount it properly in any room that needs a little something extra.
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Just a little something to try when you've got a spare 45 minutes to make breakfast for your fussy self!
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen.
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There are a lot of electronic musicians that do it, I think it adds a little something to the show.
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The promo for Game of Thrones episode 5 teased a little something that might have fans hoping for a resurrection.
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I'm bummed I can't see her, but I'm happy I could do a little something to make her day brighter.
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It's a great snack for anyone who just wants a little something to hold them over until their next meal.
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In the meantime, Melissa McCarthy has a little something to tide you over before the as-yet-unknown premiere date.
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If your mornings could use a little something sweet, Peeps has a new product to give you that extra hop.
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That has heightened expectations that the Web giant can evolve into a hub that offers a little something to everyone.
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Guessing it will probably look a little something like this: Can you find the potato in this sea of hamsters?
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — What's better than a midweek libation, a little something to get us over the hump, as it were?
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We get along very well, it's just there's a little something missing and you can't really pinpoint what it is.
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He gets right back in the game and goes after Hannah and Hannah's had a little something going with Dylan.
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Well, it can — provided you know a little something about its scripting language, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), that is.
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But when your luggage is made of dessert, packing a little something to tickle your tongue is never an issue.
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Well, Ashley Madison is a site where (mostly married) people turned to get a little something-something on the side.
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And Taylor Swift (perhaps taking a cue from her new BFF Kanye West) dropped a little something for her fans.
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"Sex Talk" is a little something to hold the Hotties over until Fever, her next project, is released next month.
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But while you have the chance, it's also the perfect opportunity to save big and get a little something extra.
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So, perhaps it makes sense to do a little something to make money while waiting for that first big offer.
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From subtle swirls that look like the Milky Way to full-blown character tributes, there's a little something for everyone.
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"We've decided to have a little something here at home with some of the children in their daycare," he says.
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Iron Reagan and the good folks at New Noise Magazine have cooked up a little something to fuel that fire.
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That sparked a little something in my mind that got me thinking, and I sort of took it from there.
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He's in a classroom where a lot of the kids look like him; everybody is mixed with a little something.
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So far, GEDmatch has 6,500 or so members, enough to cover basic expenses and pay its founders a little something.
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Now the Navarro Cheer squad, who hail from Navarro College in Corsicana, Texas, is giving us a little something back.
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Normally, when we present these deals, we try and tell you a little something about the product that's on sale.
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We're confident you'll find all the gifts you need for your Valentine below — and maybe a little something for yourself.
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The whole family will enjoy this playlist of Thanksgiving songs — there is a little something for everyone and every generation.
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A lawyer who knows a little something about unbounded White House power is worried about Brett Kavanaugh — and Donald Trump.
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But in the future, you may know him as the founder of a little something something known as the Scaramucci Post.
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From Millie Bobbie Brown's glitter belt to Danielle Brooks and her innovation in hair jewelry, there's a little something for everyone.
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So maybe the people who actually provide the data that'll enable it should get a little something for their trouble, huh?
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Of course, Tiki was a stud for the Giants from 1997 to 2006 -- he knows a little something about the franchise.
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The game plan here is clear: Simply deny the worst attacks on the bill while promising a little something for everybody.
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However, police officers broke up the operation after they caught wind of two employees adding a little something extra to orders.
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We like to get a little something unique for our home whenever we visit some place new, even a few matchbooks.
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When it comes to a new week, we prefer to tackle it with a little something positive to look forward to.
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"Everyone needs a little something, attention, especially when she ain't getting it," Tameka "Tiny" Cottle, 42, tells Burruss on the show.
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Image: Ryan F Mandelbaum/Alain R/Wikimedia Commons/The White HouseLet me tell you a little something about gravity: It's weird.
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Sharon showed off her bod while shooting her new flick, "A Little Something for Your Birthday," on Zuma Beach in Malibu.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen. Congratulations!
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In other words, when we stumble away from this awards show, folks, we might have a little something known as clarity.
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Starting January 21, Target is dropping its first exclusive fragrance brand called Good Chemistry, and there's a little something for everybody.
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"She knows that we have a little something, something she did to me," The Real Housewives of Atlanta star told McCarthy.
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Plates offer a little something of everything, complete with house flatbread, house pickles, marinated cabbage and onions, olives, and seasonal greens.
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In the lead-up to the Apollo 11 launch, O'Brien persuaded NASA to include a little something extra in the payload.
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A little something extra New Kopi Jantan Tradisional Natural Herbs Coffee is being recalled -- because it contains a Viagra-like ingredient.
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One of the funniest moments of the day that you didn't see was a little something we called, the cheese roll.
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Lingerie StrapsConsider this Level 1: The most simple, approachable, low-maintence way to show a little something — without feeling over exposed.
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Yeah, Jesse learned a little something about chemistry through practice and watching Walt, but he didn't come away with anything positive.
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The least you can do to mitigate the resulting anxiety is budget a little something for yourself while you're at it.
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The color gives a nod to her bedside table, but the tall shape and drawer space adds a little something extra.
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I can just be working on my script, I can put my headphones on and I can watch a little something.
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Plus, she's always been a good friend to me so I'm more than happy to do a little something for her.
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Give them a little something to treat themselves while also getting credit for the most adorable gift in this snowman tin.
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Give them a little something to treat themselves while also getting credit for the most adorable gift in this snowman tin.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen. Aaaahhh!
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From Kylie Cosmetics palettes to luxe skin-care sets, there's a little something for you and everyone else on your list.
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It goes a little something like this: Your friend excitedly brings over her new boyfriend, sure you guys will hit it off.
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It's hard not to believe this doesn't have a little something to do with the show, since drama usually does bring viewers.
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Inauguration Day, January 20, might have a little something extra, if a marijuana activist succeeds in giving away 4,200 joints in Washington.
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It's got new bath essentials, funky lipsticks, and even skin soothers, so you can rest assured there's a little something for everyone.
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We have a feeling her personal trainer and Health's contributing fitness editor, Tracy Anderson, has a little something to do with it.
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If they were in the dark, it says a little something about the kind of due diligence that institutional investors are doing.
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"I didn't want the flash," says Johnson, who, as a former Dancing with the Stars champ, knows a little something about glitz.
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It dawns on me that in each of our attempts to "cheese" a favorite game, we reveal a little something about ourselves.
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Unlike most keyboards, the surface of this one is 100 percent waterproof, so if you spill a little something, it's no problem.
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Urban's beauty section offers a little something at every price point, but right now, kiss all your price tag worries goodbye. Why?
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Hollywood stylists are serving up ponytails with a little something unexpected, making the look feel more deliberate and event-ready than ever.
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If aurora borealis glowed scarlet and saffron instead of green and blue, it would look a little something like a Namibian sunset.
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For that, die-hards who want a little something something have to head across the way to California Adventure or Club 33.
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Run, don't walk to adopt this sweet kitty who lacks a little something in appearance, but has tons more love to give.
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I think that every bartender has a little something on the side, we're all a bunch of horse thieves, a little bit.
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Unfortunately, a little something called politics will make that a slow and complicated process, as casinos continue to apply pressure on legislators.
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On Wednesday, Taylor Swift unveiled the cover art for her new album Reputation and it looks a little something like this: pic.twitter.
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As with most stoner experiments, you learn a little something that you probably wouldn't have known but it's pretty much useless.[Quartz]
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Meanwhile, for anyone in working or living in the Loop and wondering where all the 5G is at, here's a little something.
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Based on what we can see here, the wife had a little something for him when he came back up dripping wet.
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If you were thinking of getting yourself a little something special for Valentine's Day, consider this a sign from the makeup gods.
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We chatted about nothing, then a little something, and as we walked, we forgot about trying to talk and ended up talking.
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Bowie's unforgettable puppet performance on Saturday Night Live ended with him pulling a little "something" out of his trousers at the end.
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Friday has finally arrived, and what better way to celebrate than to treat yourself (and your home) to a little something special?
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If so, she'd like some evidence of it; nothing big like the saints had, just a little something to keep her going.
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A gift card allows a teacher to get a little something extra to make the classroom more inviting and fun for students.
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Just keep in mind that what we wear will always say a little something about us, whether we like it or not.
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" She paused for an instant, then tossed in an older, more famous credit — a little something for the grown-ups: "And 'Cheers.
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But she also changes it up a bit, adding in a pinch of coriander and smoky paprika for a little something different.
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Egypt countered and tried to get a little something going, ending in a bad effort at a bicycle kick by Ahmed Fathy.
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Morimoto AsiaMorimoto Asia isn't as high-end as Victoria and Albert's, but it does have a little something special up its sleeve.
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"I loved the way my amba was coming out from a textural standpoint, but it was missing a little something," she says.
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But I do feel that same sense of reservation, Todd; there's something a little ... something ... about them, and it's hard to discern.
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And sex pillows are just that: a little something, something specifically designed to give you the lift you need to maximize your pleasure.
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Sunday, January 6 marks the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards, and as always, the show promises to have a little something for everyone.
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A dollop of whipped sour cream balances the sugary sweetness of this pound cake and warm strawberry sauce with a little something sour.
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"All of them are missing a little something on their apps," said Sam Khelani, a driver who formerly worked for Uber and Lyft.
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Like most things in New York City, though, there's a little something out there for everyone's public and late-night singing scene appetites.
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Imagine if whenever anyone asked you to say a little something about yourself, you had your very own orchestra to back you up.
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He lists the total damage at $150,000 ... and wants her to cough up that amount, plus a little something for his emotional distress.
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"My friend and I know, we how hard it is to be in the NICU and bring a little something fun," Peeples said.
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Although there's nothing wrong with trying on a little something for your significant other, there's also nothing wrong with dressing up for yourself.
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From volume-boosting dry shampoos and universal heat protectant sprays to curl-safe treatments and hydrating conditioners, there's a little something for everyone.
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In A Little Something for Your Birthday — from writer/director Susan Walter — Stone plays a woman who falls for Scandal star Tony Goldwyn.
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In a portrait posted to her hairstylist Jen Atkin's account, Khloé shows off her latest haircut, as well as a little something extra.
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Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas knows a little something about balance, as anyone who has seen one of her gymanstics routines can attest.
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In an impromptu backstage check-in, Chris Martin shows Jimmy Fallon a little something he's been working on: David Bowie's 'Life on Mars?
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Nothing crazy, just a little something to get your body moving so you have enough energy to make it to New Year's Eve.
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But the reveal still loses a little something from just how easy it was to guess that Ford was still pulling strings somewhere.
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We've been waiting a long time for Stranger Things' second season, but come Sunday, we'll get a little something to tide us over.
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And wouldn't you know it – there's a little something here for everyone, whether you favor romance, comedy, drama, adventure, or what have you.
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Vernon's scheme is called "trading," and it goes a little something like this: (1) Fight another guy—a willing participant—to the death.
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I have therapy right after work tonight and I like to make sure I eat a little something beforehand so I'm not hangry.
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You really can watch this show and learn a little something about various ethicists and their approaches to fundamental questions of the universe.
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A little something extra with breakfast A brand of frozen hash browns is being recalled because it may contain pieces of golf balls.
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There is a cycle that fans of Sonic the Hedgehog are all too familiar with, and it goes a little something like this.
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I think you should always be trying to bring a little something different than the last time, because you owe it to people.
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Trump explained that he hadn't used the cash "in a long time" but liked to carry "a little something" for tipping hotel staff.
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I mean, this is not – and I think it might well be reasonably easy to make – do a little something here and there.
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It feels like Apple AirPods are everywhere, but as most Apple fans will tell you, they leave a little something to be desired.
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Whether you're after squeaky-clean toys, a luxe massage, or the comfiest anal you've ever had, we have a little something for you.
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Your new best friend is going to be a little something called the Maillard reaction, and what a productive friendship it will be.
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Their covers go above and beyond, giving us just a little something more to listen to in the wait for the Black Album.
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He didn't just treat himself either -- we're told Justin also picked up a little something for his wife, Hailey, in the diamond department.
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"Every year, we buy a little something," Sara Francescangeli, 66, from Terni, said as she greeted a Senegalese man known as Jimmy Jim.
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I've still got so many more games to go through, but I'd like to think there's a little something for everyone represented here.
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Ahead, the top holiday tracks for Hanukkah celebrators, classic Christmas fans, and even a little something for the coolest Christmas lover you know.
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Everyone felt there was a little something different about this era in terms of how people acted and how people treated other people.
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I came up with this idea to release my album and have people I like in the limelight do a little something for it.
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"Just a little something to show y'all how much of a friend he was," Spates captioned a video of him and Cooke acting together.
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And while the Big Little Lies effect is real, there's a little something that furthers the likelihood that this limited series will stay limited.
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She also added a little something extra to make the recipe complete: "Honey goes on top just to make it extra sweet!" she said.
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There's a high possibility the seating chart could look a little something like this: Table One: Gigi Hadid Taylor Swift Ashley Graham Eric Trump???
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All the same, it's safe to say that everyone learned a little something from this particular Between the Scenes – Trevor Noah most of all.
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"I love the look of a little something on my skin, but I hate how long it takes to apply foundation properly," she says.
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If lipstick shades had personalities, they might look a little something like this: Nude knows what she likes and doesn't stray far from it.
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The carts I watch out for are those who have a little something special to offer beyond bananas, hard-boiled eggs, bagels, and coffee.
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If you're the first reader to post the correct response, we'll mention your name in tomorrow's edition -- and maybe send you a little something.
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The numbers say that you, in particular, will probably die of heart failure, as will I. Heart failure goes a little something like this.
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The Avalanche know a little something about streaks and will attempt to prevent dropping back-to-back contests for the fourth time this season.
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The spheres were a palate cleanser — just a little something to reset your taste buds from whatever you might have eaten during the day.
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International Falls, Minnesota -- a place that knows a little something about cold temps -- had a record-breaking low temperature of -36 degrees F yesterday.
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Jordan Brechenser, Chief Revenue Officer at the Berkshire Eagle, knows a little something about the impact Alden's management style can have on local news.
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Dickey knows a little something about an older manager guiding a young team, having played for Terry Collins during the rebuild in New York.
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From independent documentaries to would-be blockbusters, from Oscar contenders to foreign animated releases, there's a little something for everybody coming out this fall.
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FAMILY At home, I have a little something to eat and then FaceTime with my 97-year-old mother and her caregiver in Florida.
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Oh, and there was a little something special for me too, although I had to wait until the next morning for my interactive experience.
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TOTAL RECALL Oscars quiz A little something different this week: Let's see if you have what it takes to make an Oscar-winning movie.
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Along with necessities like diapers, batteries and funds, the group also brought along a little something extra: New baseball equipment for the neighborhood children.
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But then there are some beaches that reveal a little something extra and leave a memorable mark on your sand-between-the-toes experience.
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The greatest disservice you could do to something this crispy is douse it with sauce, but the pork does need a little something-something.
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So we knew he was going to try and add a little something to the game, but we did a good job keeping our heads.
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The pros predict that 2018 will bring even more inspiration for natural and curly folks of all lengths and textures — a little something for everyone.
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Our fairytale sounds a little something this: After meeting five years ago, this spray can quickly became more to me than just a beauty product.
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The new additions bring a little something for everyone, whether you prefer tropical, sweet, or floral scents — and they all come in pretty pastel colors.
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Be sure to swing by Columbia's site to browse for the perfect gift (or maybe pick up a little something for yourself — we won't tell).
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From organic candy that promotes world peace to coffee beans for puppy rescues, there's a little something to make us all smile as we munch.
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TL;DR: Grab the comprehensive Microsoft Office 2019 Bundle for just $49 in the Mashable Shop and learn a little something during your summer vacation.
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Every vacation must come to an end — but that doesn't mean you can't take a little something home with you to help you remember it.
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Here you'll find a little something for everyone, from revamps on classic silhouettes to on-trend items that'll have you standing out from the crowd.
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But another part of me wants to keep a little something that's just mine, 'cause there's not too many things I have like that anymore.
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The reason for this, of course, is a little something called GDPR: a new set of European regulations governing how companies manage our personal data.
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And there's a little something for everyone, from a quaint cottage with a beautiful garden, to a home with a pool and easy beach access.
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The Cocoa Puffs element is subtle, adding just a little something special—which is perfect, considering the negroni doesn't necessarily need fixing to begin with.
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"I like to have a little something for everyone," the reality star says as she stands in front of rows and rows of liquor bottles.
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So if your feed is feeling in need of a little something green and leafy, read on for our recommendations of which ones to follow.
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Our wash days usually go a little something like this: We spend at least 30 minutes in the shower, shampooing, sectioning, and detangling our hair.
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The warning looks a little something like this: Please tell all the contacts in your Messenger list, not to accept Jayden K Smith friendship request.
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In this era of internet privacy (or lack thereof), much ado has been made about a little something called a virtual private network, or VPN.
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Of course, those rumors maaaay have a little something to do with the very awkward "public reach" that the Dancing With the Stars cameras recorded.
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As if an engagement ring wasn't enough of a surprise, JJ Watt had a little something else up his sleeve for new fiancée Kealia Ohai.
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And getting miles or points on a credit card can be a fun way to earn a little something for the spending you're doing anyway.
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How Super-K catches neutrinosBuried 1,000 metres underground, Super-Kamiokande is as big as a 15-story building, and looks a little something like this.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Here's why it's good to know a little something about everything, especially if you want to improve your skills as a crossword solver.
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John Mayer does not want to perform at this TMZ photographer's wedding — but he will give the guy a little something for his wedding day.
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I actually like the really simple design and I think the keyhole detail is a cute addition if you're looking for a little something extra.
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Anyone who has taken an Uber, sent a Slack message or enjoyed a free beer at a WeWork owes a little something to Masayoshi Son.
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From charmingly creepy picks like The Nightmare Before Christmas to hair-raising horrors like The Others, Hulu's Halloween selection has a little something for everyone.
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Just a little something to keep you occupied on your sleepless nights in the coming weeks, before an unpredictable demagogue takes our nation's highest office.
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I felt a little something-something sprouting in my temporal lobes after the next appetizer course, "Everything's A Go" (cornbread with apple sausage and fried sage).
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I had a late lunch so I'm not super hungry, but we just got our weekly box of Imperfect Produce, so I make a little something.
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" After countless articles fantasizing about the adaptations' dream cast, we'll see the official visualization of the books that set off a little something called "Ferrante fever.
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And she knows a little something about Fashion Week nerves – the actress presented several seasons of her Holmes & Yang line before ending that project in 2014.
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Remember, Oscar was instrumental in Canelo signing a massive $365 million, 11-fight deal with DAZN ... so he knows a little something about getting deals done.
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The right jacket keeps your torso warm, wicks sweat away from your body, has a little something for your hands, and can handle moisture and wind.
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Plus, each style comes with a little "something blue" built in, be it with tiny crystals or with a hint of satin or crepe de chine.
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From white cropped pants to front-button mini skirts, overalls, shorts, and yes, even skinnies, the store's spring offering has a little something denim for everyone.
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"I'd like to think I know a little something about battle," Mast said as the room erupted in a standing ovation, sources in the room said.
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Every holiday table needs a little something bright, a little acid to cut through all the richness, like this red wine and anchovies bagna cauda dressing.
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By the way, Foley's a WWE Hall of Famer -- so, he knows a little something about the business ... gotta think Vince is taking his advice seriously.
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She found out all of my hobbies and interests from my parents and got me a little something from all of my favorite shows and movies.
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" Before she begins, she says: "I can't put out new music, but I can sing a little something of someone else's songs or something that exists.
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That way, when you're enjoying a bottle of wine on February 14 with whomever you choose, you'll have a little something to hand out to everyone.
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Facebook has taught consumers that our data is the price to use their services, but at least we get a little something out of that deal.
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In the meantime, our funds are sitting in a high-yield money market account at Capital One Bank earning us a little something in the meantime.
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Justice Department There seemed to be a little something for everyone in the Justice Department's inspector general report on the FBI's actions during the 2016 election.
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But the people who come in [this season], they don&apost just come in and sprinkle a little something — they come in and they hit hard.
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Of course, if you've spent all day zipping around on proto-Adderall, you'd probably like a little something—say, a tranquilizer—to take the edge off.
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These also provide nice opportunities, if you are lucky enough to have generous relatives, for others to kick in a little something on birthdays and holidays.
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Find someone you trust who can give you a helpful nudge that won't feel invasive, but is just a little something to keep you on track.
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So I started pulling resources together and doing some research just to figure out how I could contribute a little something to this area of safety.
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Grisham, whose yearly delivery of a legal thriller is as reliable as the sunrise, had written a little something extra on the sly: a lawyerless caper.
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When you are sending out quarterback Kirk Cousins to face the likes of Drew Brees or Jimmy Garoppolo, it helps to have a little something extra.
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For those who found a little something extra in their Jeffree Star Cosmetics x Shane Dawson Conspiracy Collection eyeshadow palette, Jeffree Star would like to explain.
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If you know your loved one is looking for a little something to enhance their workouts, then you can't go wrong with any of these choices.
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The tart pickle-brined flavor of the chicken really shines through, while the light sprinkle of black pepper in its coating adds a little something extra.
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Be sure to visit HONOR online to get cracking on this year's holiday gift-giving – and pick up a little something for yourself in the process.
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But it works even better as the savory base for an array of garnishes — just a little something sliced, crumbled or dolloped for color and verve.
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Whether you're looking for a new reality dating show, an irreverent comedy or a broody British thriller, there's a little something for everyone on this list.
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A first date with me usually goes a little something like this: I show up late and frazzled, offer a bunch of apologies, and order a drink.
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From innovative tanning mitts and electric razors to coconut cleansing wipes and mineral sunscreen, there's a little something for everyone leading up to the warmer summer months.
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Check out the clip -- he thinks we should keep an eye on a little something called Trump TV ... which he thinks is for one type of audience.
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In October, the actress was seen filming an outdoor volleyball scene at Zuma Beach in Malibu, California, for her new movie, A Little Something for Your Birthday.
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Every occasion and every birthday-haver calls for a little something different, and Betty Crocker cake mixes, while wonderful and convenient, can only take you so far.
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But that's part of the allure of this crop top: It's ridiculously versatile and adds a little something extra to the classic white-top-and-jeans pairing.
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From luggage tags adorned with mouse ears to solid mini-backpacks featuring a solo embroidered Mickey, the almost all-leather collection has a little something for everyone.
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Say what you will about some of the company's programming decisions (see: Carpool Karaoke), at least it's building a portfolio that's got a little something for everyone.
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But when you've bankrupted your company and now you have to immiserate old and sick people, you need more of a picker-upper — a little something extra.
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The Bachelor's Emily and Haley Ferguson know a little something about being a twin — and they're offering their expertise to soon-to-be mom of twins, Beyoncé.
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It all started when anchor Savannah Guthrie let on that Bush Hager's two young daughters, Mila and Poppy, got "a little something extra" in their Easter baskets.
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LUIS CARDOSO DA SILVA, RANCH WORKER (through translator): I want to spend more time here at home, maybe line up a little something close to my family.
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It goes a little something like this... One brave soul shouts, "Trump is coming!" and then all those within earshot respond by displaying signs of absolute panic.
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A little bit of bourbon gives these pickled okra a little something different, and makes for a truly interesting appetizer when you batter and deep fry them.
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As a life and business strategist who works with some of the world's most influential people, Tony Robbins knows a little something about planning for the future.
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Instead of stressing your tresses with your go-to hot tools, try a set of asymmetrical French braids that give your low bun a little something special.
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She continued: "But another part of me wants to keep a little something that's just mine, 'cause there's not too many things I have like that anymore."
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Let's hope that religious and political leaders learn a little something from the modest fashion community about the importance of choice, in every decision a woman makes.
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There is a democratic element, but everyone wants the thing to work out as best as possible, and you all have to give up a little something.
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Thankfully, in the show's beach episode, Glenn Danzig is there as a poorly-accented European who teaches Fred Armisen a little something about personal comfort… and himself.
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These brands didn't make the main list not because their kids' shoes are subpar, but because the ones we did choose just offer a little something extra.
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On Sundays, he preached the gospel; the rest of the week he worked menial jobs so he could send a little something back home to his family.
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I would like to think they had at least a little something to do with the victory over Germany — looks like everything is well done this time.
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It's just a game, a little something to satisfy that human itch to fill in the blanks and put a smile on your face in between crosswords.
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" The protesters rallied under the banner of "Unite the Right," a matter about which the editors of National Review believe that they "a little something to say.
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Here's a little something I picked up during my 14 years as a prosecutor: you'll never find corroboration if you intentionally try not to look for it.
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" As Oren Evenhar, chief executive of Evenhar Development and Pine Builders, which is developing the building, said: "It's a little something that reminds you you're in Greenpoint.
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It's not just you who felt "a little something coming on" right when you thought flu season was behind you — so did millions of Americans across the country.
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Whether you're into a good mystery story, love beat-'em-ups, or enjoy goofy minigames, Judgment has a little something for everybody, and it's all done really well.
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Over the years, I've learned that you can use a little something to preserve your skin — whether it's sunscreen, a chemical peel, or, in my case, undereye filler.
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"We're at the end of our lives and this is like a little something special isn't it, to take us out," Durrant told The Project, appearing alongside Thomas.
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He was joined on "Weekend Update" by comedian John Mulaney, who writes Stefon, and who whispered a little something in Hader's ear to make him break while live.
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The problem with this is a little something called "business casual," the widely accepted, not-so-contemporary dress code of corporate and even most non-corporate jobs today.
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Samsung uses a little something called quantum dot technology to add light into the mixture, meaning you benefit from a billion colours — with a colour volume of 100%.
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The Toy Story franchise is one of Pixar's most beloved series, but the last three films felt like they were missing a little something: a touch of Canada.
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But as for the rest of us, we need a little something extra to satisfy our celestial desires — and that's exactly what eclipse nails are here to do.
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These alphabet creams offer up coverage and then a little something more, like SPF (BB), color correction (CC), or everything else you find in your medicine cabinet (DD).
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Rest assured, if you're the one who walked away from a relationship with a little something extra, whether it really was an accident or not, you're not alone.
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Despite the moniker, it's not a stretch to say Kylie's 22016-figure net worth has a little something to do with her famous (and already quite wealthy) family.
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The mix of programming has a little something for everyone, whether you want to spend the weekend exercising, crafting, hiking, or raging (and then recovering from said raging).
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If it's cool and it's not going to derail the rest of the audience, putting those little things in there — there's a little something in there for everyone.
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The 11 year old knows a little something about achieving dreams: Her business, Me & the Bees, is an award-winning lemonade that's now sold in Whole Foods stores.
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Whatever your feelings may be on these frantic and festive times, we've got a little something up our sleeves that we hope might up the general merriment factor.
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If you're also into getting a little something extra for free, you'll be happy to know that many beauty brands are offering special gifts with purchase this season.
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So, in partnership with Smirnoff, we're stirring up a next-level, vanilla peppermint hot chocolate recipe (with a little something extra) — perfect for serving up all winter long.
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"A little something new," Beckham captioned a photo of the new ink, the word "Dadda" on the back of his neck, which he shared to his Instagram story.
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And to beat Trump, someone in the GOP field needs to combine the "get tough" persona with a little something for the people to put in their pockets.
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But all of that wasn't quite enough fun for the folks over at Taco Bell, who seem to have felt they needed to do a little something extra.
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Ahead, seven trendy spring haircuts to bring to your pre-booked appointment — and to give you a little something to look forward to for the next few weeks.
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"Because he came to the table and gave us a little something back we were happy with the results, and were happy with the vacation," Ms. Garcia said.
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They cover a lot of ground, from beauty, to snacks of the world, to Harry Potter swag in case anyone would like to send me a little something.
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Vashukevich said she gave the recordings to Deripaska and vowed not to speak about the topic, telling the AP that he promised her "a little something" in return.
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After all the time and energy invested in finding the most thoughtful, trendy, even personalized presents for everyone and their mom, you've earned a little something special too.
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From countryside farmhouses to ancient walled cities and breathtaking coastal pathways to quirky, hidden-gem restaurants, the tiny island nation of Malta has a little something for everyone.
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Cesar has a few donkeys on the property from its days as a working ranch, and it gave me the chance to teach the Whisperer a little something.
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From their Gen Z-focused brand, Wild Fable, to their plus-size basics label, Ava & Viv, it's safe to sat that this collection has a little something for everyone.
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Since Kylie's appear to be embroidered with her signature Lip Kit logo, we're wondering if perhaps this merch line has a little something to do with her cosmetics line.
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As for Charles, dude knows a little something about NBA scraps ... back in his playing days, Chuck went head-to-head with giants like Shaquille O'Neal and Bill Laimbeer.
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If you love you the frothiness of hot lattes, but just can't bring yourself to order them during those hot summer months, Starbucks has a little something for you.
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There a little something for everyone here: You may be in it for the aurora borealis and Blue Lagoon, but you might stay for the city's vibrant nightlife scene.
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So if you're looking to buy for a fashionista (or treat yourself to a little something!), scroll down to see some of the deals we're shopping before they're gone.
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" She added, jokingly, that she'll just have to resort to calling her baby daddy (she has a 3-year-old son, Sebastian, with Khalifa) to "get a little something.
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As teams all across the NBA hoard athletic wings who can shoot, defend, and maybe do a little something creative off the bounce, the Sixers are quietly defying convention.
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The young director helmed the much maligned Fantastic Four reboot and was formerly on track to direct a Star Wars spinoff, a franchise Spielberg knows a little something about.
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The menu includes cat champagne and cat wine, because after a long, hard day of being a cat, they need a little something to take the edge off, too.
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They're just like, doing their thing to their little paws' content, on the same platforms that your uncle is sharing crypto-conservative conspiracy theories—a little something for everybody.
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You're best off throwing those sweet potatoes into a burrito, but your dry-ass turkey is going to beg for a little something extra to literally spice it up.
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Record: 61-21, 1st seed in EastPlayoffs: Lost in second roundNet rating: 7.3Number of All-Stars: 0Explanation: The 2009-10 Cavs were dominant but a little something was missing.
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"Your lashes naturally curl, so we don't need to bother with curling them, but we can do a little something with your eyebrows," he says while inspecting them closely.
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From rap to country to house, there's a little something for everyone to discover from a crop of rising talent playing multiple venues around the Strip Friday through Sunday.
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We're kicking off a series of unboxing videos of the buzziest, most hotly anticipated designer products with a little something from Alessandro Michele's newest limited edition Gucci Garden collection.
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More and more American jurisdictions have legalized sports betting, and more and more Americans will have a little something extra riding on the N.F.L. games they watch this season.
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A time when after paying off our monthly expenses, we're left with a little something extra in our checking accounts — which begs the question: to save or to shop?
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In a little over eight months Brexit will happen, and as we bicker toward the unknown it is perhaps time our elected representatives promised the public a little something.
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Gilmore Girls will be back before we know it — November 25, to be exact — but that doesn't mean we don't want a little something to hold us over until then.
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But just because it's tradition for them to shower you with presents on the special day doesn't mean you can't treat yourself to a little something, too — like a tattoo.
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That goes for both the product design, software layout and even the product marketing, which positions the device as an activity tracker for people who want a little something extra.
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Luckily, a new week also brings new deals on tons of smart 4K TVs to give you a little something to look forward to — and a reason a stay inside.
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Sex toys come with the territory of Valentine's Day, so embracing it and picking up a little something for just you — or maybe you and your partner — is always fun.
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Boxing star Ryan Garcia has a little something in common with Arya Stark -- they've both got hit lists ... with Ryan calling out some of the biggest names in the sport!
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Naturally, each newcomer has a little something to teach our heroine about herself, but there's nothing cliche about her journey of self-discovery, which is equal parts awkward and hilarious.
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I know I haven't had anything to drink with you ladies, but I thought I would do a little something," she said, telling audiences, "It's just one lie against another.
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So, as a self-respecting adult, what do you do when you want to add just a little something to a mundane look that could benefit from some added decor?
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While you're busy adding tons of great deals to your cart to treat yourself (as you should be), don't forget to get a little something for your four-legged companions.
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As George and Amal Clooney's twins, Ella and Alexander, celebrate their first birthday on June 6, it's of little surprise that they've inherited a little something from their famous parents.
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The technology lets Bright work as the proof of concept Netflix needs, while the film itself incorporates enough different genre elements that it should have a little something for everyone.
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So if you have some down time need a little project to busy yourself with during the holidays, here's a little something to impress the family (or the ladies) with.
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And although veggie variety crisps are nothing new (Terra's been on our snack scene for a while now), there's a little something extra going on inside this bright blue bag.
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In a world obsessed with digital, the Juno-28's a little something from the increasingly-less-recent analog past that bands and artists are still using to this day.
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Vera Wang is known for designing lavish red carpet gowns and brides' dream wedding dresses, so she knows a little something about making a major impact on an important day.
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There's no telling whether or not his sister or her fiancé are fans of the film or even of horror in general, but who doesn't love a little something extra?
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"We both understood that we were moving in different circles at that point, but there was always a little something underneath when we would see each other," Mr. Brakeley said.
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James Veitch hilariously plays along with scammers by giving them just enough hope that he'll fall victim to their ploys — so long as he gets a little something in return.
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The boho bride can go to Free People; the West Coast-at-heart type can hit up Reformation; and there's a little something for everyone in ASOS' wedding-ready offerings.
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"I thought we needed a little bit of spark and I liked the way both of them were preparing and thought Alex might give us a little something," Chryst said.
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A little something extra The nativity scene at Saint Susanna Parish near Boston is unlike any kind you've ever seen because it makes a can't-miss statement about gun violence.
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The movie is propelled by action scenes that transmit a little something about the characters while nudging the story forward, much like the song-and-dance numbers in a musical.
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Griner also wants proof King will refund all donations to the public, and put a little something -- or as she puts it, "reasonable compensation" -- in Success Kid's tight little fist.
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TL;DR: Rock some neon blue and red Joy-Cons with this Nintendo Switch for $299, plus get a bonus $30 Amazon video game credit for a little something extra.
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If you took sex ed in high school, it probably went a little something like this: A man and a woman have sex, the man ejaculates, you have a baby.
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If you know you'll be needing a little something small for a friend, your mom, or your 13-year-old cousin, you can find the perfect treat-yourself gift at Lush.
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Click through to treat yourself to a little something, with 20 pairs of designer shoes, from Marni and Alexander Wang to DVF and Opening Ceremony, that all cost less than $250.
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Jackson (Jesse Williams ) is personally paying out all the suits against his grandfather, with a little something saved for his daughter, so that the foundation can keep all the hospitals open.
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Sharon Stone walked the red carpet for the premiere of her new film — A Little Something for Your Birthday — on Wednesday with two very special guys by her side: her sons.
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Though many may think that finding the time to read is what's standing in their way, it's could also have a little something to do with the lighting in their home.
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The reigning NL champions, who trail the Marlins by 1 23/2 games, can do a little something about that as they open a three-game series in Miami on Friday.
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If you need a little something to get your spirits up and your head bobbing at your desk this afternoon, this record is exactly the cure for whatever malaise ails you.
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Here's a little something to make your day a bit brighter -- or a lot -- Jeff Goldblum and his wife, Emilie Livingston, acting like high school sweethearts who are deeply in love.
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The answer lies in a little something called Agile Project Management, a collaborative and ultra-productive methodology that uses rapid iterations called "sprints" to continuously improve a product while eliminating errors.
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City Kitchen When you need a little something to give dinner a boost, a number of spice combinations can come in handy — think Chinese five-spice powder or Indian garam masala.
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And while they've done a pretty good job by throwing Daniel Cormier and Jon Jones into the main event spot, many fans still feel the card is missing a little something.
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From the glistening shores of Paradise Island to the car-free streets of Harbour Island, there's a little something for everyone — provided you appreciate gorgeous weather, pristine beaches, and luxe accommodations.
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So yeah, it's kind of nice to have these little things where, when you show up in town, you know you've got a little something special to throw in the mix.
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FYI, Toomer knows a little something about playing WR in NY -- he played 13 seasons with the team and is the Giants' all-time leading receiver in all the major categories.
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He eventually sired 11 children with two wives (the first died in childbirth), so he knew a little something about the large family dynamics on view in the Van Campen portrait.
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Now that New York City's beer boom has brought thriving breweries, taprooms and beer bars to every borough, new places may have to offer a little something extra to get attention.
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Now that New York City's beer boom has brought thriving breweries, taprooms and beer bars to every borough, new places may have to offer a little something extra to get attention.
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As for flavor, you're not getting a Champagne, of course, but a little yeastiness gives the otherwise fruity and mild-mannered wine a little something extra in the way of body.
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A little something called "mate deprivation," which states that "males with limited access to females are more likely to display this behaviour (namely, sex with other species)," according to the study.
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If you can get your hands on it, we highly suggest using sweet, tender lemon thyme as opposed to the regular stuff to give this sponge cake a little something different.
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I just wanted to have a little something with my friends, and I love the way that J. Mascis celebrated his 50th, so yeah it's going to be a haunted, scary event.
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Adams, 50, says the flood of pregnant women coming to his restaurant may also have a little something to do with the fact that it's just down the road from a hospital.
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But still, after years of silence since Lemonade, fans are pretty excited to have at least a little something to bite into — and a new song (cover or not) certainly doesn't hurt.
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Why yes, that is a makeup brush in his tiny little hand, and he does appear to be helping his mom with her flawless look while having a little something to eat.
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Google's description of the vehicle's hum suggests it leans more towards the former, though in the interest of "personality," a little something extra has been added, which the document fails to detail.
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To remove the stress from the equation and help put the magic back in, we've rounded up an easy-to-follow A to Z guide that offers a little something for everyone.
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Here's a little something to pep you up for the rest of the week: Katy Perry has dropped the music video for her song "Hey Hey Hey" from her recent album, Witness.
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I mean even if you eat off your lipstick or if all your makeup goes to hell, your liner is there, especially if it's waterproof, you always have a little something on.
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Whether you're looking for Christmas gifts for her, gifts for your mom, or even a little something for yourself (like the perfect sequin dress for your holiday party), Nordstrom has you covered.
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Trying to do an ab workout on your own usually goes a little something like this: You lie on a mat, decide planks are too hard, and end up scrolling Instagram instead.
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If all goes to plan, you can recoup a little something for the money you lost on the Telstra outage — and go and buy yourself that beer Telstra wouldn't let you have.
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With a little something for everyone, the events calendar here ranges from comedy and films to music that spans the genre gamut — covering indie rock, dance, folk and bluegrass all summer long.
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This week we'll have a little something to say about Doctor Strange as a supervillian; the worst Black Mirror episode yet; and a headphone review that's been 10 years in the making.
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When an illegally built apartment building collapsed recently, killing dozens, and I wrote about the disaster, one person commented on Twitter, "Nchi ya kitu kidogo" — it's a country of a little something.
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What that says to me is that everyone needs a little something to make them feel beautiful when they're feeling down — whatever that means, whether words of encouragement or a beautiful lipstick.
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We have to cover development costs and servers, and ultimately we want to share a little something with the folks who have been participating in Decision Desk HQ over the long haul.
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" In a red carpet interview with Entertainment Tonight, Cyrus hinted at an on-stage tribute to Kobe and Gianna, saying, "I know I got a little something I wrote on my guitar.
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If you'd like some comic book art, TV artifacts, or a little something from the movies, this may be your month as an array of pop culture memorabilia is coming to auction.
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Those aren't as fun to unwrap, though, so we suggest buying a little something extra to go along with whatever printed ticket or confirmation email you've got to accompany this abstract gift.
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Serve up some spicy, smoky fresh chorizo sausages on a potato bun with plenty of grainy mustard and sautéed bell peppers and onions for a little something different for this backyard barbecue.
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The country singer was spotted hand-in-hand with Brendan McLoughlin Saturday in SoHo, where they were both rockin' their wedding bands, and a little something extra for Miranda ... her engagement ring.
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And, thanks to a little something called the Zeigarnik Effect, once you actually get the ball rolling on those loose ends, you'll feel that much more inspired to push forward and finish them.
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While you're deciding which pair to buy your best friend, family member, or special someone, we say, go ahead and throw your favorite in your cart because you deserve a little something, too!
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Whether you're shopping for your mascara-obsessed sister or your S.O.'s mother (who could really use some help with her lipstick game) — or even just yourself — there's a little something for everyone.
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Musgraves Said Kelly Has Changed Her Whole Perspective On Love And if you noticed how Musgraves' tone toward the subject changed on Golden Hour, that has a little something to do with Kelly.
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And that matters a lot for this particular game because having a little something extra to keep the New York pass defense from teeing up on Rodgers will do wonders for his workload.
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" But she added a little something new to her repertoire this time around: the Calvin Harris-Rihanna summer smash (which Swift co-wrote under a fake name), "This Is What You Came For.
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And while a festive holiday candle is always a solid gift, our ride or dies deserve a little something extra for all that love and care they give us 365 days a year.
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Clarett knows a little something about leaving college for the pros -- he sued the NFL back in 2003 after his sensational freshman season to try and become eligible for the 2004 NFL Draft.
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It works a little something like this: "Ok Google, show Front Door on Living Room TV" Other security cameras, including Logitech's Circle and Nest Cam IQ, already have shipped with Google Assistant, too.
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In addition to all the demos of skydiving and porn, people are also going to want to use their Rifts as glorified web-searching machines, which will look a little something like this.
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I'd always put a little something in everyone's hair just so they felt like they were being taken care of; I liked to specifically use this hair bar I make on Olan's curls.
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The Duff transformation process went a little something like this: Nine Zero One Salon co-owner Nikki Lee started off lightening her whole head in order to properly apply the new pink color.
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"We prepared a little something special for ya," Unglert, who sat beside Viall and in front of Bachelor Nation's Jared Haibon in a car, said in the video shared on social media Tuesday.
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Plus, there's a little something for everyone: The comprehensive 15-shade collection not only boasts strong statement shades — like Climax, a Prince-worthy purple — but delivers a spectrum of nudes and crimsons, too.
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But it is an intimate, casually elegant refuge where you can get drinks, hors d'oeuvres and even a little something more substantial — though as the name suggests, it's a bar, not a restaurant.
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With the word "loaded" in its name, you might hope that it contains a little something extra like, say, batteries, to power something useful like, say, a time machine, but it doesn't. Nope!
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Your bestie doesn't need anything but your love and friendship as a gift — but if you want to get them a little something cute why not find a gift that makes them laugh?
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The long process to establish a "theory" in science goes a little something like this — scientists make an observation, come up with potential hypotheses to explain it, and then experimentally test each one.
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The 58-year-old actress showed off her flawless beach body recently, while filming an outdoor volleyball scene at Zuma Beach in Malibu, California for her new movie, A Little Something for Your Birthday.
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When it comes to astrology, we know that our signs shed some light on compatibility… but, it turns out, they can also tell us a little something about our (and our crushes') sex lives.
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Karim was supposed to return to his village the next day with a new Eid outfit for his young son and a little something for the child his wife is expecting. Muslims. Non-Muslims.
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"No, they're not totally keto, but it was natural sugar, and I knew I needed a little something, because that something is what kept me on track the rest of the time," she said.
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From Sagittarius, a glitter-flecked indigo that sparkles as if straight from the Milky Way; to Leo, a golden honey hue that looks just like a lion's mane; there's a little something for everyone.
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On the much-contested point of what should happen to the 11 million unauthorized immigrants already living in the U.S., the speech was wildly contradictory -- a little something for all voters, liberal and conservative.
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Lady Gaga may have been subbing in for Beyonce at Coachella on Saturday night, but according to all reports, she gave the crowd in Indio, California, what they wanted and a little something more.
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He seemed happy to oblige, but took it upon himself to add a little something sinister after the fact: Nobody asked for it, but McLaren added Pennywise to the background of every single shot.
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Next came a little something unexpected: a small circle of warm naan stuffed with blue cheese as an amuse-bouche, a delicious union of soft, lightly smoky South Asian bread and pungent European funk.
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Even though I've been leaning fairly heavily into my cat-eye for the summer, I still need a little something-something to bring color to my lips and round out my entire beauty look.
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Led by Wealthy Education, an online training organization dedicated to helping students achieve their financial goals, this bundle will help you learn a little something about how to invest your money for just $35.
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According to the suit, obtained by TMZ, Bolden says he never gave KKW permission to use it, nor did she pay him to use it ... so he wants a little something for his trouble.
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But then writer, director and show runner Jon Favreau snuck in a little something that nearly caused the mega-fans&apos heads explode: he made one of the shows key characters a Baby Yoda.
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While beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder when it comes to what's deemed "the perfect gift," we think we've found a little something for everyone within Amazon's massive scope of products.
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Nicki Minaj has an empire to run, hit records to create and a fake pregnancy to laugh about, but that doesn't mean she doesn't have time to say a little something against elementary school bullying.
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The reigning CMA Vocal Duo of the Year and rising stars Alaina and Lynch gave a few of country music's biggest and brightest stars a little something extra to celebrate on the Labor Day holiday.
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With Outlander season 3's premiere date still unknown, the show's producers have released a little something to tide us over: a season 2 gag reel that, like the show itself, is not entirely SFW.
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They wrote this whole book to teach children but were self-aware enough to understand that, no matter how great their book is, the kids will need a little something-something to stick with it.
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From May 21-22, Milk Studios and a handful of other New York City venues will host a variety of panels and events that offer a little something for everyone on the pop culture spectrum.
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Unlike months past where it's beachgoing or bust — surrendering yourself to a patchy sunburn and a beauty look courtesy of the day's humidity — fall's variety has a little something for everyone, minus the sweaty aesthetic.
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Somme delivers a very coolly choreographed video to go with her song about needing a little something after having your heart broken but when you're not quite in the place to start a new relationship.
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Whether you've never been into explicit erotic films, or you're jaded from viewing what feels like every sex act play out in hardcore smut, the world of softcore porn has a little something for everyone.
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It's a debate we've been having in the office for months ... so we brought in 2 guys who would know a little something about it to hash it out on the "TMZ Sports" TV show.
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Dubbed lagniappe -- a term pronounced lan-yap that's used frequently in the New Orleans area, and means "a little something extra" -- the program funneled almost $2628,28500 to 6900 different vulnerable candidates and members in 2628.
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" In data compiled by the American Academy of Dermatology, its 11,000 practicing members reported spending no more than 8 percent of their office time on cosmetic procedures, a figure that skews differently in a town like Los Angeles, where, as Sandra Ballentine, the beauty editor at large for W magazine, said, "All the smart people have a regular regimen of à la carte treatments where, instead of going invasive with plastic surgery, they do a little something here, a little something there, every month.
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Our awkward stage looked a little something like this: We piled on the makeup in our preteen excitement of experimentation, only to later squirm uncomfortably when faced with the photographic evidence of what we'd actually done.
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There's a little something for everyone in this book: celebrity hookups, relentless ambition, entertainment industry gossip, art world drama, a feminist takedown of women's magazines, and painfully relatable musings on body image, beauty, and self-love.
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Most of them are overstuffed with stylistic and sonic shifts, Drake attempting to provide a little something for everyone instead of threading together any coherent narrative or musical thread that might make a project feel whole.
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Now, I wanted to see what'd been changed, improved, refined to get the game release-ready—to learn a little something about the game-making process, and the importance of the final few weeks of development.
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Whether she's older than you, younger than you, or she's actually just your BFF you've always thought of as a sister, learning a little something about her astrological identity just might bring you two even closer.
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Ahead, we're rounding up the best Cyber Monday deals on Amazon, whether you're getting an early (and fiscally responsible) start to your holiday shopping or gifting yourself a little something extra for killing it this year.
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While we're anxiously waiting to learn if more Big Little Lies will be in our future with a second season, the leading ladies of HBO's hit series gave us a little something to hold us over.
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Not only will Ian deliver right to your front door in his unmarked white van, but he'll even let you take a peek at his entire inventory—just in case you want a little something extra.
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It goes a little something like this: You lie there naked — save for a bit of mesh covering your breasts and private parts — on heated marble, and are doused in warm water from head to toe.
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But if the only time you've got is in the dark hours before or after going to your desk job, it could behoove you to wear a little something other than just a jacket and sneakers.
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Every night before bed, say a little something—I don't want to call it a prayer, but whatever approximation of that you're down with, and be sure to thank your crystals for looking out for you.
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As for the massive scale Schnabel worked on, and his use of uneven, unconventional surfaces, Frank Stella set the precedent, while his theatrical decadence owed more than a little something to Alfonso Ossorio and Michael Tracy.
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It's all been done much, much better elsewhere, and this episode loses a little something from forcing viewers to read between the lines, to fill in the gaps with other Vietnam stories they've read or seen.
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My process usually goes down a little something this: I spot a really cool item by an indie brand or designer label, am not a fan of the price (which typically means it costs more than $100).
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If we had to describe our perfect shopping scenario, it would look a little something like this: a beauty aisle all to ourselves fully stocked with the latest and greatest in hair, makeup, and skin-care products.
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I would describe Clarence as having a little something for everyone—we put in a ton of film/pop-culture references for people who like that stuff, and we satirize a lot of ideas and social concepts.
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If I can help people to see the importance of that, I think I will have put a little something back into a field that has given me a lot of pleasure over the last 17 years.
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PARIS — The New Day, Britain's youngest media start-up, has a little something for everyone: a digest of the day's top news, human-interest features, coverage of popular culture, sports, health and travel, and even advice columnists.
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DiBenedetto finished second and gave him a little something to feel good about as earlier in the week he was informed he would not be back as a driver for the Leavine Family Racing team next year.
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Walker, whose two terms as governor are marked by widespread public hostility to his union-busting campaigns and marred by close ties to right-wing dark money groups, should know a little something about coming up short.
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NBC will premiere its final season later this month, beginning the tragic trek towards the show's conclusion, but it looks like NBC is throwing us a little something extra on our way to the Good Place afterlife.
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At least you learn a little something going through all this stuff you go through in this world we're in — of fear and what happens to you, and how you go along and success and all that.
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Pharrell, the cover star of GQ's New Masculinity issue, is talking about when he started to understand #MeToo in a new interview and it turns out, it had a little something to do with Robin Thicke's song.
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If a little refresh is what you're after, stores like Home Depot, Kohl's and Pottery Barn are making it easy to pick up a little something extra for your spaces – and there's plenty more where that came from.
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My hunch is that the rise in mainstream interest in pro wrestling—even as ratings are admittedly down compared to past peaks—owes something, perhaps only a little something, to how loosely we hold our friendships in 2018.
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Our photog's lady told him he needed to work on his stamina in the bedroom ... so, he went and asked for advice from a guy who knows a little something about being an Iron Man ... Cal Ripken, Jr.
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Here's a fun holiday-shopping idea: While you're racing around buying carefully considered gifts for your family/friends/barista/local shaman this December, why not add a little something for number one to the end of your list?
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I also snack on leftover brie and crackers we got for the Super Bowl party and a glass of the Rioja that's already open, because the most important night of TV (re: The Bachelor) deserves a little something.
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ThisWorks Deep Sleep Pillow Spray, available on Amazon, $28When new parents finally get a chance to catch up on some rest, they'll love having a little something to help them fall into a deeper and more relaxed sleep.
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Whether you just want a little something sexy for a boost of self-confidence, or you've got a big night planned with your S.O., we've found a style that's sure to get you a little hot and bothered.
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An interesting person is someone you want to know better, someone worth thinking about, someone who has shown you something of who he is but at the same time held a little something back to encourage your ... interest.
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As long rumored, the unveiling of the iPhone X on Tuesday brought with it the death of Touch ID. In its place will be a little something called Face ID. But here's the thing: You shouldn't use it.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter The limited-edition collection contains a little something for every new parent, from stylish leather diaper bags to sturdy wooden toys to nourishing all-natural body butter.
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People fight for this so hard, so when you finally get to a place where you get a little something, it feels like progress is being made — especially right now, when a lot of people feel helpless and scared.
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File this under a little something for the guys: Boston Celtics' Jaylen Brown and Terry Rozier will also be on an episode, and if you don't smell a basketball challenge from a mile away then who even are you?
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Try a cozy pair of PJs they can wear on a comfy night in, or a give them a little something that will make their life easier, like a monogrammed water bottle or a lapdesk for those WFH days.
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"When (Ingram) went back in and tried to run, he felt a little something, so whether it's tendinitis or something more I'm not quite sure, but obviously, we're going to keep a close eye on it," Walton told reporters.
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Whether they are looking to add to their studio equipment, need a new bag to carry their gear, or are looking for a fun instant camera to document all their holiday parties, we've got a little something for everyone.
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Just when you're beginning to think there's no justice in this world, and no decency or beauty either, something appears from out of the clouds to give you a little hope: just a little something to get you through.
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And if we had to envision how in the hell this trend came about, we imagine it looked a little something like this: It was the Thursday before Coachella, and Sarah was aimlessly scrolling through Instagram for outfit inspiration.
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"The Boss" dodges race and puts a smiley face on greed, but it's hard not to think that in celebrating female self-reliance, Ms. McCarthy — star, writer, producer — is saying a little something about women in the entertainment industry.
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" It matters because it is perhaps the most egregious in a string of incidents that underscore the president's disdain for the rule of law… and also has some relevance to a little something that begins with the letter "i.
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Whether you use Instagram to follow your favorite celebrities and businesses, promote your own projects, or simply to stay in touch with and share snapshots from your life with family and friends, Instagram has a little something for everyone.
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The best part about this trend is that it's subtle enough to go unnoticed at first (especially in some e-commerce photography) but special enough to add a little something extra to a plain T-shirt, long-sleeved top, or turtleneck.
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"Her wedding day also happens to be D'Agostino Jr.'s 50th birthday, so she says she plans to sing a little something for him, but wouldn't divulge if it was one of her originals, like "Money Can't Buy You Class.
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Be prepared Prep the kids before you go; explain what will happen at the security checkpoints so they don't get scared, and teach them a little something about the upcoming journey with some good books and maybe a video or two.
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So, if you need a little something to keep you busy while seeking refuge from the freezing cold — or just feel like shopping, which is fine, too — we've rounded up 10 must-have beauty products that can keep you company.
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Before a race... Pre-race jitters might make you apprehensive to eat, but depending on the length of the event, you might need a little something in your stomach at the starting line — and while you're on the course — Chag says.
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Whether she's moseying through Palazzo Versace in Dubai, or taking a chill walk with her pup, Audrey, on a visit to New York, we can clearly all learn a little something in terms of social media strategy from the designer.
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And in case you thought pet-lovers were safe, there's even a little something for dogs: Correction, July 21, 12:40 PM: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that filters rely on data from Facebook to select filters.
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As Tyler Solomon — dressed in a green cap and gown — walked along the football field of Marshfield High School in Massachusetts on Saturday, he was greeted by his principal, Robert Keuther, who gave him his diploma, then a little something extra.
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With no intentions of toning down her "a little something-something" style, even now that she's added motherhood to her resume, Cardi's nail artist, Jenny Bui of Nails on 7th, confirms that her elaborate two-inch nails are here to stay.
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You've already heard all about the iPhone 8's front — it's rumored to have an OLED display with curved edges that dominate the entire front and no home button — but we may have just learned a little something about its back.
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What follows is far from a comprehensive list of the deals you'll be able to find online today, but should help you get started on your holiday shopping — or just pick up a little something for yourself, if you're so inclined.
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My new routine looks a little something like this: I start by prepping my skin, which, for me, is a key step as I'm prone to breakouts and my pores are the size of dinner plates (just kidding, sort of).
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No matter how you feel about gifts, there's really no getting around the desire to spoil your nearest and dearest with a little something special over the holidays, so why not use that opportunity to support a Black-owned business?
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It all starts with a large chunk of extensions, then the process goes a little something like this: First, she teases one section of Wilson's real hair at the crown of the head to create a base for the extensions.
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In the new Goop sex toy gift guide (which is part of the Goop sex issue), nestled between a $165 deck of sex cards and $44 pubic hair oil, there's a little something for your "sexual energy": mason pine pollen.
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" WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Supreme Court justices know a little something about parties: the parties they went to where people had marijuana, the parties they heard about from their kids, and a wild house party hosted by a woman named "Peaches.
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This historical, coastal town features a little something to do for everyone, from catching a baseball game at Fenway Park to checking out the Freedom Trail, which consists of historic sites like the Paul Revere House and Old North Church.
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Despite its $885 price tag, the item has sold out completely across the internet (on sites like SSENSE, MatchesFashion, La Garçonne, Dover Street Market, Antonioli, and Selfridges), and we're thinking his win has a little something to do with it.
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Like the best food shows, Salt Fat Acid Heat passes the "I wish I was eating that right now" test, but unlike many food shows, you might learn a little something you can immediately start using in your own kitchen.
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On its own that may be exciting news for anyone feeling "Shallow" nostalgia, but this time around she is also bringing a little something extra to the strip: 1,600 square feet of disco-bedazzled fashion and retail extra, to be precise.
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The model who claimed she had secret audio that proved Russian election interference said Monday she had handed the tapes to the oligarch on the recordings after he promised her a "little something" to keep quiet, according to an AP report.
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This is super reductive, but it goes a little something like, this, which is that, the feelings that we can't tolerate inside are defended against and kind of split off and then extruded out, like projected out onto other people.
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If Burger King gained any success revenues from this ad, maybe it should consider donating a little something as a gesture of good will to the editors at Wikipedia, who undoubtedly had a bit of a nightmare dealing with the edit wars yesterday.
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You may have heard a little something about Kylie Jenner's claim to the throne of youngest self-made billionaire, but there's another cosmetics doyenne who takes Kylie's astounding fortune and raises her 50 times that: L'Oréal heiress and chairwoman Françoise Bettencourt Meyers.
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No shade if you're still using the same bargain cutting boards and knives you had in your first apartment (you're far from alone), but if you're looking for a little something to, say, spend your tax return on, consider some chic kitchenware.
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Whether you're after sports apparel or the leisure wear that TransisBeautiful offers, cool home goods from Otherwild, or the empowering jewelery of LoveandPride, you can find a little something to bring some joy to you (and maybe someone else special) in your life.
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It comes into play for both practical and purely styling reasons — sometimes you just need it to hold up those too-big trousers, and other times, you need a little something to dress down a structured blazer and make it feel less stuffy.
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If you remember your geological history from high school, a little something called the ice age was going on during this time, so bison north or south of the ice sheets were blocked from using the Rocky Mountain route for thousands of years.
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Great for 4K streaming, this router features dual 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz bands with a little something called beamforming, a type of frequency that pinpoints nearby WiFi devices and sends the most powerful signal in their direction for a stronger connection.
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Well, Mother's Day is just around the corner, and whether you tell your mom your deepest, darkest secrets and consider every day Mother's Day or have a strict visit-twice-a-year policy, chances are she would appreciate a little something-something.
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Until then, though, maybe you have a friend who knows a guy who can get you a little something to treat those stress hives you mysteriously break out in every time a New York Times breaking news alert pops up on your iPhone?
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That was his last record for 38 years, when he generated this de facto farewell, which stands as both a summation he put his all into and a little something he might have followed up if he hadn't up and died at 90.
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Cancers are the sign of protection and nurturing, so they give and give to their family, friends, and community at large all year...we owe them a little something for all the cakes they've baked, sweaters they've knitted, and events they've organized!
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Whether your thing is watching your experience bar move up and up with each new level, chatting and messing around with other players, teaming up and delving into difficult dungeons, or kicking other players' asses, the game has a little something for everybody.
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Whether you're looking for affordable stocking stuffers or a little something extra to help friends and family celebrate the holiday season, here are unique gift ideas that are sure to wow the people on your list — all for about $10 or less.
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But I would argue that those same late hours and those same long shifts and that unrelenting work would make you even more formidable if you could pull off a little something civilized, and interesting to eat, whenever you finally get home.
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I could relate more to this landscape than to those of the fables of my childhood, in which valiant knights pursuing fair maidens were usually fresh off the horse from bloody quests that had a little something to do with vanquishing Islam.
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There are a bunch of married couples — James Franco and Katherine Waterston; Danny McBride and Amy Seimetz; Demián Bichir and Nathaniel Dean; Billy Crudup and Carmen Ejogo — and others with enough personality to make us feel a little something when they die.
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Warren Buffett's highly anticipated annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders released on Saturday did not disappoint this year with a little something for all fans of the Oracle of Omaha, from professional value investors to the casual admirers of his wit and wisdom.
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But it is impossible not to wonder if, in part, Chelsea, stripped of Terry and Costa and the last links to what it once was, has lost a little something, too: that steel, that snarl that stood it in such good stead.
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But, that's where the basic-ness ends — the Echo Wall Clock is meant to be paired with one of your existing Echo devices to create one of the coolest timers you've ever seen (plus, it adds a little something to your home decor).
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Later, I had time to consider that the man whose last book is titled "Revolution" lives in a multimillion-dollar Tory stronghold in Oxfordshire and admits that his way of feeling grounded in a new place is to buy himself a little something.
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To have an ultra-Orthodox teenager look you dead in the eye and mutter "shiksa" or "kalba" — the Hebrew word for bitch — and then decide you deserve a little something more than a slur because he knows you are a liberal Jew.
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I usually use this space to write a little something about what I've been watching lately, but this week I kind of just want to ask: why on Earth did every movie studio suddenly decide to release a trailer for its biggest upcoming films?
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We know, it's tough to wrap your head around, but if you peruse the internet, there are endless options that are equally as practical and versatile, but just add a little something more to your everyday look instead of just fading into the background.
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If you're like us, the past few months have gone a little something like this: Halloween costume ideas start popping up in your Pinterest feed in July, but you brush them off as premature, then August and September fly by without a single spooky thought.
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A $90 million-plus fantasy and action adventure film from Suicide Squad director David Ayer, it seems to have a little something for everyone: gritty action beats, a fantastical, magical world full of orcs and elves, and the still-undeniable star power of Will Smith.
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With hits such as "When Harry Met Sally" and "A Few Good Men," the 70-year-old director should know a little something about the box office, which saw revenues plunge 14.6 percent to a dismal $2.8 billion in ticket sales from last year.
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And then, the clip reveals a little something you can't see on the outside; a Nazi sympathizer ironing a KKK robe and painting the words "white power" on a building, an anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist burning books and getting firewood for a cross-burning.
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But since so many of you have been texting me, saying, "Now, Joyce, people are living so much longer these days — cisgender women particularly — there must be a little something you could use," I have decided to set up a My Life Gift Registry.
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I think this salad is hearty enough for a meal, but if you need a little something more, try Elaine's fettuccine Alfredo, from the restaurant of the same name, which is about as rich as pasta dishes come and is drop-dead simple to make.
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My ritual went a little something like this: I'd rush to my mother's closet and strap them on as soon as my parents left the house; I'd practice my walk, just like I'd seen the supermodels do, then meticulously put them back exactly how I'd found them.
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There's nothing quite like shopping and stumbling upon pieces that fall in that under-$100 sweet spot — you know, items you can treat yourself to after a long week at work, or ones that'll help give a boost when your closet needs a little something fresh.
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Because you know you'll need a little something for your best friend, your sister, and a couple white elephant swaps — and don't want to concede to the easy gift card — we rounded up the best picks from Ulta's Holiday Gift Guide, broken down by price point.
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Even if you're not the type to buy into the Valentine's Day hoopla, it's always nice to scoop up a little something for your S.O. And since time's kind of ticking away here, we figured we'd help you out before February 14 hits you empty-handed.
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Though she previously told PEOPLE that she'll be giving away some of her cash prize to a music charity, VanderWaal also wanted to splurge on a little something for herself: "I want to go on Treehouse Masters and I want to get a treehouse," she said.
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" The director Ivo van Hove and the designer Jan Versweyveld know a little something about mind-blinding stage pictures: Think of their stunning collaboration on "A View from the Bridge," on Broadway a few seasons back, or their mesmerizing, storm-tossed adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's "Persona.
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Yet beneath the finger-pointing and the victim-blaming and the accusations of panic lobbed against a people that know a little something about persecution, there is the same old bigotry — the hatred of Jews that has presaged the death of so many seemingly civilized societies.
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Some swear by aromatherapy or meditation, others by an Ambien and a hot cup of tea — and if you were to keep up with lengthy Reddit threads extolling the virtues of different Lush products, then you'd probably know a little something about a hand and body lotion called Sleepy.
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"Every day I have to have a cheeseburger or chicken tenders at some point throughout my day, and if I don't have a little something sweet — whether it's a peanut butter cup, a small brownie or anything chocolate — after dinner, I don't feel like I ate," she said.
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While we should be showering them with love every day of the year, every May we're given the opportunity to gift a little something that attempts to show them just how much we care — and we mean more than just the mailed flower bouquet and store-bought card.
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He keeps her, to thread her way among the others or to start up a little something on the side—thus giving texture to what's going on in the middle—or just to lie down and look bored, whereupon all the men forsake their partners and run to her.
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The first rimjob I ever gave, I paused to pick a little something off my tongue, and it was a scrap of toilet paper, which just made the thing far too visceral, a reminder that my tongue was doing something he had done with toilet paper not long ago.
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With sales on almost everything from sweaters and fleeces to swimsuits, bikinis, and linens for your mid-winter tropical getaway (or, you know, next summer&aposs wardrobe), there&aposs a little something (or a lot of everything) for everyone on your list, including, last but not least, yourself.
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But with so many new high-end projects coming on the market, developers and brokers for buildings that have been up and running for a while are trying to grab the attention of prospective buyers not only with financial sweeteners but, sometimes, a little something on the side.
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The tables were set up around the pool and the players and their coaches were there, but every guest was asked to bring a little something extra: a donation of at least $2400 to help Jamaica complete its preparations to compete at the World Cup in France next month.
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I have a best friend who has been such an amazing help to me and is such an incredible person I decided that, though I can never repay the kindness she has shown me, I can do just a little something special to make her feel special and valued.
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So, this is a pretty comfortable spot from which Saturn can broadcast its message, which goes a little something like this: Create a sense of order that you can live with for the long haul, even if that means tearing down and rebuilding the structures that currently govern your actions.
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Knowing that the puzzle needed a little something extra, I also decided to start all the clues with B. I locked in BEA ARTHUR — and therefore a second nine letter slot — early, after a Wikipedia search revealed that she is the only "Bea" well known enough for a crossword entry.
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Update: The ETA on Joyce Bonelli Cosmétiques might be later than originally anticipated — the full line is now scheduled for a 2018 launch — but the celebrity makeup artist behind the eponymous brand just gave her 2 million Instagram followers a little something to hold them over until the goods officially hit stores.
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Gift giving starts with a generous thought — a little something for the friend who graciously volunteered to host this year's White Elephant swap, or a housewarming-holiday gift for your long-distance college friend — but it can quickly spiral into a huge headache when you realize you have no idea what to get.
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"Every day I have to have a cheeseburger or chicken tenders at some point throughout my day, and if I don't have a little something sweet — whether it's a peanut butter cup, a small brownie or anything chocolate — after dinner, I don't feel like I ate," the Don't Be Tardy star, 21, said.
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I haven't gotten to that point yet, because I've just been so busy, but I'm hoping that there's a partnership that can grow out of L'Oréal to where there's an organic natural flow into some of the women's things that I work with where they could throw a little something their way.
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Constance: In the month and change that Jagged Little Pill has been out, we've had time for a rough consensus on the show to develop among critics, and it goes a little something like this: The performances are brilliant, but the book is overstuffed at best and a shapeless mess at worst.
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Presented with the National Asian American Theater Company and performed by three actors of Asian descent, Mr. Cummings's adaptation is "Catonsville" pared down and reassembled, with ingredients added: from other writings by Berrigan, who died in 2016, and some of his fellow activists; an oral history; a little something from Ho Chi Minh.
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He clearly knows a little something about group comedy, and when I asked him to share his thoughts on Superstore's break room scenes — so reliably entertaining I would watch the show just for them — he was only too happy to offer praise, even though they are a lot of work to film.
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"Every day I have to have a cheeseburger or chicken tenders at some point throughout my day, and if I don't have a little something sweet — whether it's a peanut butter cup, a small brownie or anything chocolate — after dinner, I don't feel like I ate," the Don't Be Tardy star, 19, tells PEOPLE.
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But if I got my way, it would be a little something like this: Read These Stories Next: Happy Songs That Will Instantly Put You In A Good Mood Where Are They Now: 15 Of Your Favorite Celebs From 15 Years Ago See The Kardashians & Jenners As Disney Princesses (You Know You Want To)
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Up to 65% off select Columbia styles with code: COLDECEMBER Whether you come from a family of outdoor enthusiasts and are looking for last-minute holiday gift ideas, or you're seeking a little something "from Santa" to add to your own pile of loot, there's something for everyone on your list at Columbia Sportswear.
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Valentine's Day may have passed, but that doesn't mean you can't still do a little something special for your S.O. Charlotte suggests starting out with a clean slate, in this case a well moisturized face with some illuminating foundation to create the appearance of flawless, poreless skin which the makeup artist enthuses men love.
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Janette, 30, who has been with her wife Amy since they were in high school together and whose youngest child is 6 months old, says Amy missed sex a lot more than she did — which may have had a little something to do with the fact that Janette had done all the heavy lifting.
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Someone who didn't understand how weak everything around them had become, or how high these duffers had been allowed to rise as a result, might just look at the photo and see some old guys heading out to play some golf, and maybe bet a little something on the outcome to make things interesting.
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Another friend from that time recalled that he and Rotenberg would pilfer candy and other food from younger children at sports camps by sneaking up on them in the toilets, where kids would go to hide their treats from other boys: "They were immediately frightened and would give us a little something," he said.
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I even recall that as I sat with her, one of you sent back a gift card to Whole Foods; though you didn't know me, you wanted to offer a little something to let me know that you would be thinking of me and holding me and my family in your thoughts and prayers.
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Technicians scrambled to fix the issue, which I can only imagine looked a little something like this: The technicians were up against the clock—the Red Wings play the Tampa Bay Lightning in Tampa on Tuesday, and per NHL rules, they couldn't start Monday's game with fewer than 22 hours remaining until Detroit's next game.
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" So it goes on this meanspirited good time — the second single from Mr. Combs's self-titled debut album, which was released last week — that coats all its anger in aw-shucks geniality, with a chorus that owes at least a little something, or more, to Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett's "It's Five O' Clock Somewhere.
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Motivational quotes on Instagram might be that nudge of encouragement you need to get ready in the morning, but sometimes, you also need a little something extra — like, say, an interview with a visionary woman where she candidly discusses her career trajectory, including the biggest professional challenges she's faced and the greatest lessons she's learned along the way.
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We've got a little something for everyone, including space chats with Lockheed Martin's Marillyn Hewson and Blue Origin's Bob Smith, a word from Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, a fireside chat with two of 2019's big VC winners, Ann Miura-Ko and Theresia Gouw, as well as a rare chance to sit down with GV's David Krane.
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Boasting everything from a super-silky pajama set (for those at-home spa days, you know) to a dad hat adorned with the New York Times logo, these 15 finds fit the bill for anyone on your list: your little sister, your best friend, yourself (hey, 2018 has been a long year, you deserve a little something too!).
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If you love Chipotle, but it breaks your heart just a little bit every time you have to pay up the extra $1.50 or so to put guac (the most vital topping) on your burrito bowl, the chain is soon providing a promo that will do a little something to make up for repeatedly causing you heartache.
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With veterans like Madeline Poole turning the page with unexpected color combinations, fresh talent like Cassandre Marie breathing new life into negative space manis, and innovators like Betina Goldstein and Park Eun Kyung bringing chains, pearls, and nail jewelry (custom created, btw) to digits, there's no better time to add a little something — anything — to a plain-polish mani.
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" As he thanked Gonzalez-Colon earlier on Tuesday, Trump asked her to "say a little something about what you said about us today," before quickly catching himself and adding: "And it's not about me, it's about all of these incredible people from the military to FEMA to the first responders, I've never seen anyone work so hard.
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If you haven't seen the latter, we envision the artistic process went a little something like this: Styles had just come home from long day at the studio — perhaps it was the day Zayn left One Direction, or after the time people freaked out over his new hairstyle on Twitter — and decided to unwind with a bath.
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We thought a lot about the No. 1 choice — ultimately selecting New Orleans, on the occasion of its 300th birthday (see the item by yours truly, the project's coordinating editor) — and tried to make sure there was a little something for every type of traveler through the rest of the list, providing a geographic and thematic mix.
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As we hand out Halloween candy to all the little ghosts and goblins out there, here's a little something for big kids: 21970 things you may not know about the original Christine movie: 2428 - More than 28 cars were required to play the role of Christine (anywhere from 203–220, depending on the source), and not all of them were Furys.
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Announcing the Disrupt SF 2019 agenda We've got a little something for everyone: Space chats with Lockheed Martin's Marillyn Hewson and Blue Origin's Bob Smith, a word from Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, a fireside chat with two of 2019's big VC winners, Ann Miura-Ko and Theresia Gouw, as well as a rare chance to sit down with GV's David Krane. 5.
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A. Eight years ago, I approached Vivocity (a Singapore shopping mall) and asked them to give me space where I could help disadvantaged people who make handicrafts sell their work during the first and last weekend of the month — because in Singapore, that's payday and people are more likely to be willing to part with money to buy a little something.
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When: April 14–16 and 21–23 Where: Hilton Palm Springs If you're heading to Indio with friends who all have varying taste levels in dance music (we all have that one friend we'd never trust with the aux cord), Day Club Palm Springs offers a little something for everybody, from the main-stage rail rider to the house and techno aficionado.
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For today only, you can score insane-in-the-membrane deals on some of the retailer's most wanted beauty sale items: Silk pillowcases, vegan lipsticks, advent calendars, and more are all up for grabs, so if you need to stock up on stocking stuffers or want to treat yourself to a little something special, now's the time to do it.
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As one man who claims he was duped by her tells it, her message went a little something like this: She apparently dropped off the grid for a few weeks, then resurfaced, asking every dude she messaged if they wanted to meet at Union Square in New York City to catch a DJ set and get a drink—which, ostensibly, would've been a one-on-one date.
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If this were a movie (and that movie would probably go a little something like the dad-worshipping Field of Dreams), Schumer would have tracked down the slick bank managers who took away the farm in the first place, exacted some sort of revenge, and left them angrily throwing their construction hats at the ground as she undermined their plot to turn the farm into a luxury apartment building.
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Baseball's still a team sport, after all, and knowing a little something more about how the opposition's balls in play might line up might drive particularly saber-savvy teams with personnel flexibility—think the Astros, with Correa and Alex Bregman (who primarily played shortstop in the minors) on the left side, or the Cubs with Russell and Baez (who is a natural shortstop)—to deploy their players in unconventional arrangements.
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Elijah's example, a son of parents who rose from nothing to carve out a little something, a public servant who toiled to guarantee the least of us have the same opportunities that he had earned, a leader who once said he would die for his people, even as he lived every minute for them — his life validates the things we tell ourselves about what is possible in this country.
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"A son of parents who rose from nothing to carve out just a little something; the public servant who toiled to guarantee the least of us have the same opportunities that he had earned; a leader who once said he would die for his people even as he lived every minute for them — his life validates the things we tell ourselves about what's possible in this country," he asserted.
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" Ms. Batchelor envisions High Rhode as a bracing alternative to an Aperol spritz for young professionals just like herself in those moments where "it's 2000:30, you're looking at your calendar and you're like, 'Oh no, I have a drinks date in an hour and I'm just exhausted from the day, and I don't want to reach for that extra coffee, but I still want to feel a little something to recalibrate.
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Magic City 4's got a little something for everyone: Drum 'n' bass, hip-hop, techno, acid house, 90s rave slime, pop deconstruction, and thicc house thumps, courtesy of both beloved and little-known artists from as far flung as NYC, Miami, Montreal, and the UK. There's even a free download of Moistbreezy's throttling new cut "Rush Hour" just for you ahead of the compilation's release (through Jubilee's longtime collaborators Opening Ceremony).
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Over at Brain Pickings, Maria Popova says they go a little something like this: A "fixed mindset" assumes that our character, intelligence, and creative ability are static givens that we can't change in any meaningful way, and success is the affirmation of that inherent intelligence — an assessment of how those givens measure up against an equally fixed standard; striving for success and avoiding failure at all costs become a way of maintaining the sense of being smart or skilled.
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That applies not just to giants like Facebook, but to real world establishments like the Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão, whose diners in the new year received a little something extra with their filet mignon—a notice informing them they can opt out of having their data sold: The restaurant's privacy policy indicates it's simply trying to comply with the CCPA, which vaguely demands that all major California businesses provide "conspicuous" notices to customers, making it easier to opt out of such data sales.
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Though The Sopranos had been off the air for quite some time, I occasionally dipped my toe into the steady stream of interviews with its cast, or pieces about the show's significance, or oral histories, or whatever other format entertainment websites chose to celebrate their now-dead King of Quality TV. Eventually, a little something called HBOGo came to be, and on a whim—or perhaps having been critiqued by far too many people for not having seen it—I attempted to watch the show myself in 2013.
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