Plus, we're already seeing influencers spring up among them anyways (ahem, Giannina; ahem, all of them, basically).
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Some kind of celebrity (ahem, Oprah, ahem) might be able to win the Democratic nomination under present circumstances.
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There was that, ahem, dress -- remember, it was blue?
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Still, that's a lot of perfect — ahem — chip shots.
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Behold: the Massage Patent Slide Sandal, which was — ahem — $400.
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What those experiments will yield, though, is (ahem) another story.
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So how does this work and is it, ahem, legal?
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Ahem, Facebook getting misused to influence the American presidential election.
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AHEM. It has been a dumpster fire of a year.
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That number is where Trump's real political peril, ahem, lies.
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Meghan Markle has the golden touch (ahem, the Markle sparkle)!
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And Dev, ahem: We noticed you really love homemade tortellini.
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It's called, ahem, Make a Good Mega Man Level Contest.
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You might call them your best, ahem, allies this season.
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This party had the most stamina, energy and, ahem, bars.
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A story that suggested that the drink is, ahem, overrated?
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Vision — ahem — is lacking when it comes to theatrical sound.
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Iowa is, ahem, still in the midst of a recanvass.
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Zach Galifianakis was, ahem, on hand, so he helped out.
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Other favorites include concert tickets and even — ahem — sex services.
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And yet Far From Home is (ahem) far from perfect.
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Could a HBO (Hippo Box Office, ahem) series be far behind?
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Don't know if I'm allowed to swear but they're *ahem* that.
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Could the same thing happen to Google, ahem, Alphabet, in 13?
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Ahem. Not my fave and I will leave it at that.
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At this point, sartorial controversies are, ahem, old hat for Trump.
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THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY's approach to Facebook is, ahem, two-faced.
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It looks like Styles takes this one by a, ahem, landslide.
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She thought my wife was cool and had good taste (ahem…).
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Political journalists — ahem — can also claim partial responsibility for voter fatigue.
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You guys might need to have a talk about that. Ahem.
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But Build With Strength is, ahem, sponsored by the concrete industry.
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Guaranteed (ahem) to provide protection under even the most dire circumstances.
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Which, technically, is real 5G if you can find it. Ahem.
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Musgraves said as much, albeit using much more, ahem, colorful language.
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Such mishegas irked Whitman, who expected a more — ahem — professional process.
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Skiers can walk-in, ahem, ski-in, for appointments between 3653 a.m.
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And, ahem, in the 2014 Dutch movie Bloedlink, he appears completely naked.
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Today, two separate covens—ahem, lab groups—report new brain ball recipes.
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It's still not acceptable to leave the house in these (ahem, cameltoe).
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Last year was a Monkey year and it was truly, ahem, bananas.
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Discord has finally fixed a, ahem, bug where server folders didn't exist.
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In Florida, only select restaurants keep the Magic Kingdom feeling, ahem, merry.
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Collett in particular has been studying this (ahem) space for many years.
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But how long will it be till drones really (ahem) take off?
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The dissenting opinion — written by the one man on the panel, ahem!
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The plot isn't remotely linear, although it appeared to be (ahem, Triangle).
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Livia arrived on time for me to, ahem, "authentically" test the product.
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A Magic Eraser, too, can work, ahem, magic on dirty, scuffed sneakers.
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And maybe a few of you have (ahem) committed some of them.
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Our freshman class includes intelligence analysts, nurses, veterans, and - ahem - law professors.
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It's been doing very well ever since — ahem — Barack Obama resurrected it.
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"Under this new … ahem … 'administration' … you gotta stay loud," the invitation read.
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The kind of pressure that might, for example, lead a program to push its players too hard in workouts (ahem, Oregon) or coldly rescind a scholarship offer from an eager kid to make room for someone else (ahem, UConn).
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Or maybe he just meant this as a really public subtweet — ahem, Kim.
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Only this—ahem—is amateur college sports, which means OSHA doesn't have jurisdiction.
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On one hand, the leader: statesmanlike (ahem), commanding, well-spoken, imbued with gravitas.
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Could working from home help the birds and the bees, ahem, get busier?
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As always, follow the copyright laws in your own country or region. Ahem.
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But the platform has done very little to update its, ahem, questionable curation.
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These (ahem, detailed) tips will help you navigate any sexy call you're on.
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But unlike some its competitors (ahem, memory foam), bamboo doesn't break the bank.
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I felt my face get flushed as they showed me their, ahem, skills.
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To be totally honest, we're not actually freaked out by this, ahem, occurrence.
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So all of that Brandon James stuff that we, ahem, never got resolved?
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There's a burger and fry stand in the theme park world (ahem, WitchyWorld).
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The South Korean brand is after a more sophisticated and — ahem — mature look.
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Remember that Trump's entire political life was birthed -- ahem -- by a conspiracy theory.
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His trick was a little less, ahem, useful and a lot more hilarious.
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Ahem, did we mention that Packer's a big fan of collecting expensive cars?
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Others complain about the sound at theaters for free tickets (ahem, Broad City).
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One needn't buy into the rock artiste worldview, ahem, to acknowledge Prince's genius.
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This parliamentary jiujitsu was accomplished, ahem, by making the individual tax cuts temporary.
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Overall, the mix of internal-combustion to EVs is, ahem ... 98% to 2%.
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Or, as one reader tweeted at me, Kohler could reclaim the, ahem, throne.
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Because, well, we live in a country where facts should trump -- ahem -- spin.
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Now in the bike's bicentennial year, travel operators are, ahem, peddling new routes.
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It's not like Scaramucci doesn't know what's going down (ahem) in his restaurant.
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Is Shell just engaged in spin, playing some kind of (ahem) shell game?
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We've changed so much already—ahem, North Carolina government—we can do it.
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The heritage, the history, the—ahem—timelessness of it all remains precisely the point.
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Think pieces the internet over (ahem) would have you believe that rose gold—a.k.a.
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It's unclear whether the new version will allow the same level of, ahem, creativity.
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The, ahem, colorful life of John McAfee is on display in a new documentary.
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They love 'em some Netflix, but he confessed they also get easily, ahem ... distracted.
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Sure, some of them spend, ahem, a little more money than we can afford.
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But if you (ahem, Ms. Swift) are in need of some anthems of independence?
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No word yet whether or not Cara's, ahem, talents made it into the film.
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Ahem.. *clears throat* as a man, I take great pride in mastering ALL performances.
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Full disclosure: the author of this blog owns small amounts of "crypto"—ahem—cryptocurrencies.
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But ChargePoint has, ahem, a point in creating this new feature, which launches today.
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A lot of currents are coming together in the electricity world these days (ahem).
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Mike says it's intended to protect husbands shopping for their wives' Christmas presents. Ahem.
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Max could give Eleven (assuming she's still around, ahem) a run for her money.
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Apple doesn't have the, ahem, courage to fully commit this retro-tech murder, however.
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I would submit, though, that **ahem** market forces will work to rectify the problem.
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Poor (minor character) Amber D'Alessio and her odd, ahem, tastes in make-out partners.
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But I think the unexpected part was the responses from the (ahem) ... older crowd.
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Ass-ahem-hole. Let's just say one Facebook poster lives up to his diction.
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Beyoncé — affectionately knows by her fans (ahem, Beyhive) as Queen Bey — is music royalty.
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It's a time of May flowers, May birthdays (ahem, my own), and May memes.
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The media consensus was clear: The Helsinki moment represented the, ahem, "finlandization" of Trump.
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They chased down exotic taco stands before taco trucks were, ahem, on every corner.
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However, if you're of a certain age (ahem), Soon can feel a little busy.
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So if people are going to do it anyway (ahem), what's the bottom line?
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Ahem: Yep, Danish adults are more likely to be employed than their U.S. counterparts.
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But a $22 trillion national debt isn't something we can afford -- ahem -- to ignore.
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It's really fun — bound to make anyone turn their frown, ahem, in another direction.
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Did a three-hour limit get slapped on your lounge access (ahem, Amex cards)?
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He wondered aloud, ahem, if this was really worth his and the therapist's time.
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He has spent a lifetime subscribing to the idea that perception trumps -- ahem -- reality.
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Yet those shows—even at their, ahem, peaks—were somewhat out on their own.
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But the "anti-cheating" and "branding" rhetoric — ahem, certain Today show anchors — is pretty problematic.
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Bojack Horseman had already garnered a domestic fanbase, thanks to online streaming (and, ahem, downloads).
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The weirdest thing about the announcement video is how normal and... ahem... grounded it is.
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Typical web traffic follows, and large downloads — *ahem* pirated movies on BitTorrent — are placed last.
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Unfortunately, the, ahem, specter of hardware-level security flaws may not be lifted anytime soon.
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I know we've had a lot of proverbial pretenders to that, ahem, throne, or whatever.
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Now I heard yesterday that MSNBC, you know, they tell me what's going on. Ahem.
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He also revealed that his, ahem, confidence can also be attributed to his longtime love.
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That will mean, for now, prices and products that may be (ahem) hard to swallow.
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But Sanders, in Chong's PSA, is a glowing rose bush ready to be, ahem, harvested.
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Instead, choosing to retain the integrity of the architecture and the homes, ahem, colorful history.
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If you consider yourself an Oreo fan, or ahem, fanatic, we've got some exciting news.
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After all, that Jonas brother is certainly, ahem, making strides in his campaign for Guess.
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These Lie-MAX, ahem, IMAX Experience theaters have a smaller screen and lower-resolution projectors.
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Trump's obsession with size is evident in ways large and small -- ahem -- throughout his life.
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The self-proclaimed Louis Vuitton don's bills are paid, and, ahem, (cruel) winter is coming.
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" In the end, she also concluded that people, ahem — Young, are "really are fucked up.
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For any fan, it's an exciting prospect to — ahem — discover the newest "Star Trek" ship.
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But the answer is as simple as your basic "ahem," and the answer is THROATS.
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Since then, however, they've been (ahem) red-hot, winning 20 of their next 24 games.
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Mark King, former president of Adidas Group North America, had, ahem, big shoes to fill.
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Even stranded on a raft after the Titanic sinks, she can't help being, ahem, buoyant.
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This was taboo because in Bedouin life, the left hand is used for, ahem, ablutions.
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And it doesn't take a rocket scientist -- ahem -- to understand how slippery that slope is.
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This gives the braking system a break (ahem) and sends more energy back into the battery.
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Maisel, save shelf space (thanks Kindle) and find out the weather without stepping outside (ahem, Alexa).
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It's available in some markets but will roll out to more (ahem) over the summer. 2299.
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But while the phones were great devices, they were too much like, ahem, a certain competitor.
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What with our current, ahem, "election" with women's rights front and center, girl power is trending.
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Here are some more, ahem, current Scully-inspired pieces you can include in your wardrobe. 1.
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Eddie also had a knack for, ahem, ~pleasuring~ himself in public, as in, full-on autofellatio.
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That came to a Swift end (ahem) and now he's moved on to another talented blonde.
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But it could also be a tactic to temper the, ahem, enthusiasm of their female fans.
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Today, we're announcing that we're moving back in with our roommates (ahem, parents) over at GameStop.
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For those of, ahem, a certain age, Degrassi was the defining soap opera of our youth.
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Once I'd, ahem, mastered the art of free-falling, my instructor Joe strapped on the Gear.
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So why would Mr. Trump turn to these of all people to, ahem, fix his numbers?
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You wouldn't just layer more product (ahem, dry shampoo) on top of it to fix it.
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But as college sports "deregulates" to better serve athletes—ahem—they probably shouldn't count on it.
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And they can swarm the state with effective surrogates: Bill Clinton, Joe Biden (ahem, Scranton), Obama.
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Up to now, a (ahem) "cheap" tourbillon timepiece was the Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim, for $34,500.
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Some devices (ahem Android) don't receive a lot of updates and could continue to pose risks.
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True to our name, here are some… ahem, munchies, so you can do 4/20 right.
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That's long enough for them to make other arrangements (perhaps, ahem, buy a different streaming player?).
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Unlike other retailers (ahem Amazon), Walmart always offers free two-day shipping for orders over $35.
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New York Knicks center Joakim Noah is well-known for his—ahem—unique free-throw technique.
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We received, well, a few (ahem, north of 9,000) and shared some of our favorites then.
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But if Whitaker's appointment is legal thanks to the Vacancies Reform Act, it's, ahem, barely legal.
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Some people have always needed glasses, and some of us, ahem, need glasses as we age.
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The world is full of successful novelists (and, ahem, newsletter writers) with perfectly average writing chops.
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Porsche also claims it can recuperate power at a higher rate than its competitors (ahem, Tesla).
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The Space Dilemma: An astronaut stranded on a mission contemplates the, ahem, gravity of her situation.
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And the internet infrastructure firm Cloudflare relaunched its security-focused VPN after, ahem, a rocky start.
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But remember, Snapchat's all seeing, all knowing eyes (ahem, your phone's sensors) can still track your location.
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So let's all band together this holiday season and, ahem, honor those friends who live to eat.
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Similarly, Stark says we need to remember, ahem, that our memory is designed to forget irrelevant details.
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Some celebrities — ahem, Kylie, Beyoncé, Katy — change their hair nearly as often as they change their clothes.
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The desire for radical change in Washington trumped -- ahem -- absolutely everything else in these critical voters' mind.
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The film presents her love and sex life intertwined without inundating the viewer with either (ahem: Befikre).
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In its place, the FDA recommends more, ahem, modern treatments, such as positive behavioral support and medications.
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The RIOT series How to Get A Job focuses on the, ahem, finer points of job-searching.
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Though they enjoy blanket media coverage (ahem, guilty), the EV market still has yet to take off.
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It was Trudeau's, ahem, other assets as a leader that captivated more than one person on Facebook.
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Qatar can't seem to put up a bid for athletics events without some—ahem—money changing hands.
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Plus, despite the fact that we, ahem, still sometimes drink the same juice, we're not kids anymore.
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I think that millennials—ahem— millens are quick to relate to Blair because they're so emotionally open.
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In the meantime, we'll be toasting Don's detective work with a glass of our finest (ahem) Champagne.
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You'll or, ahem, your Star Wars gift recipient, will be flying like a Skywalker in no time.
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And P.S.: if Long Furbies aren't your thing, you could always go the chonky Furby route. Ahem.
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Ever get the *ahem* sneaking suspicion that women do way more work than they're given credit for?
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As a happily married man who wants to stay that way (ahem), I wanted to clarify that.
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Like, ahem, Cresuer Touchwave's True Wireless Stereo Earbuds, for instance, which are on sale for just $39.99.
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Before I get to the results, I'd like to point out some...ahem...flaws with this methodology.
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The group is uninterested in, ahem, preaching to the choir, preferring works that are suggestive and ambiguous.
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Others were less articulate and more, ahem, passionate about the sheer amount of data storage on display.
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If you're a fan of this steamy series, get ready, because another book is (ahem) coming your way.
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But it's true the selfie is often maligned and could use a little help with its, ahem, image.
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Sure, it could have worked — but only if Madonna had found a better way to, ahem, express herself.
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Fast forward to 4.33 when hoverboards (ahem, self-balancing rideable platforms) became the hottest gadgets on the planet.
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Ultimately, they decided that LinkedIn was in a better competitive position if it, ahem, linked in with Microsoft.
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Many people criticized his appearance as normalizing controversial views and *ahem* factual inaccuracies he espoused during Trump's presidency.
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The fight to get offshore wind off the ground (ahem) in the US has been long and fraught.
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And when it comes to people who are notoriously difficult to shop for — ahem, men — try East Dane.
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Epic Games celebrated that truly... ahem... epic player count in its announcement of the game's 24-24 season.
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AirPlay 2 will work with the Sonos One, (second generation) Play 5, and Playbase (and, ahem, "future products").
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A major pain point during one of our favorite times of year — ahem, the holidays — is Daylight Saving.
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Luke Bryan is going to have a hard time finding a gift to hop … ahem … top this Christmas'.
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And the many password meters online that try to teach users about passwords (ahem, CNBC) usually are misleading.
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There's also a lot of driving around in a convertible (ahem — Seb) so maybe they really runaway together?
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And you shouldn't — ahem — brush off your symptoms or avoid going to the dentist just because you're shook.
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Where some people can't live with them (ahem, United Airlines), the majority of people can't live without them.
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The holy grail of hidden drinking, however, is Midnight Cowboy, a former brothel (ahem, massage parlor) turned speakeasy.
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Nina Dobrev rules the red carpet, but the Vampire Diaries star also has, ahem, killer style at home.
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It has an updated accelerometer and gyroscope to alert people if you've, ahem, fallen and can't get up.
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Ahead, Dr. Shirazian answered some questions that you might have if you're considering giving Depo a — ahem — shot.
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We're all guilty of it: sometimes the photos we post on social media don't exactly, ahem, reflect reality.
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That insularity made the number of people who could give you insight (ahem) into Trump very, very limited.
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Ultimately, they decided that LinkedIn was in a better competitive position if it, ahem, linked in with Microsoft.
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Before her "ahem" I was just another mom-to-be, nothing to look at here, people, move along.
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It's a gargantuan task, and it's clearly not a top priority yet for most leaders (ahem, Donald Trump).
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Thus, it makes sense that T2 Trainspotting is comparatively subdued, though it still has its high (ahem) moments.
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It doesn't mean that there won't be conditions of extreme cold as (ahem) some people seem to think.
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Some people really do need these types of victories, just for the sake of their — ahem — mental stability.
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So far, the debate around these ideas has focused on the fiscal and political obstacles (Mitch McConnell, ahem).
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So, does this exploratory study apply to the majority of us who are ... ahem... a bit less fit?
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Poaching or frying eggs for other dishes — chilaquiles, beans on toast — left me, ahem, scrambling on busy mornings.
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Well, besides the obvious (ahem, stalking and killing), star Penn Badgley explained that it's all in the face.
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On my honor, I will try, to not eat all these cookies, at least not in one sitting, ahem.
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Holy s— … er, ahem, that is: NBC has just announced its next live musical and it's Jesus Christ Superstar!
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I wouldn't say no to a body version of this sunscreen (ahem) but, until then, I'll be stocking up.
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The more niche the shared interest (ahem, writing for Yale's newspaper), the stronger the likelihood of a lasting relationship.
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Sneaker enthusiasts (ahem, sneakerheads) have closets full of flashy kicks in every hue, most likely made of synthetic materials.
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Then again, this isn't the first time Kylie Cosmetics has been accused of, ahem, borrowing from a makeup artist.
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The app synced to your Facebook contacts, and then let you pick which ones you'd like to, ahem, bang.
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Per an article this week in Cosmo, there was an, ahem, interesting cloud floating around Miami earlier this week.
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For some people (ahem, myself), waiting for two coats of polish and a topcoat to dry is pure agony.
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It's almost uncanny, since I do like bass with my music, but not in an overwhelming manner (ahem, Beats).
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Limetown follows a reporter for APR (ahem, sound familiar?) as she uncovers the mysterious disappearance of an entire town.
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According to the (ahem) Washington Post, as of November 13, Trump has made 1,628 "misleading claims" this year alone.
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Catch Jackson — ahem — Mr. Clean in his Super Bowl ad debut this weekend alongside Denver Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware.
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Selena Quintanilla (who, ahem, is simply known as Selena) was a beloved Tejano music icon in the mid 90s.
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But it was the left-finned dancer's rogue moves that made him the night's MVP (ahem, most valuable predator).
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If this NBA thing doesn't work out for Draymond Green he can always try, ahem, an adult film career.
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Since then, the streaming service has united the entire original cast (ahem — most of it) for the big event.
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Of course, this is Wall Street, so there's also some discretionary spending that requires a little extra, ahem, discretion.
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If this sounds like the kind of selfless act, ahem, you're into doing, you can take an online pledge.
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That's more than you can say for a lot of superhero movie scores we've heard since then (ahem, Marvel).
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Especially since he based it on research sponsored by those *ahem* well known child development experts, the Koch brothers.
|
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With Lyft's S-1 live, and in the wild, it's time for Uber to, ahem, shift and catch up?
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During your escape, you head to the bowels— ahem—of the prison, revealing a grotesque, dark river running underneath.
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Predicting what the, ahem, disjointed members of Congress are going to do on any given day is even harder.
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Joe Harris is Not One-Dimensional Several teams around the league could use Joe Harris (including *ahem* the Cavaliers).
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Even with a nascent, scattered market, Unity is already one of the… ahem… unifying forces behind VR/AR development.
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It's even higher than, can you believe it, the news media (47 percent, ahem) or elected officials (35 percent).
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As much as we like to believe video is conclusive, we know that isn't always the case (ahem, DeepFakes).
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Buzzy products (ahem, the Kylie Lip Kit) are teased on Instagram and Twitter, and then sell out in seconds.
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By season 3, Conrad was presented with the chance once more and made the (ahem, right) choice to go.
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Is league history rife with—ahem—charitable hometown scoring, with local stars making hay on more than just merit?
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If you were anyone else, you might crack a joke (ahem), avert your gaze and hope for the best.
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Some of the celeb content has been pretty bad (ahem, that "Imagine" video), while another portion has been good.
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As Present Tim — who, ahem, is always on top of things — I can say that Past Tim isn't bad.
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Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire and Pat Leahy of Vermont were also briefly spotted, ahem, resting their eyes. Sen.
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But he said Tesla's work on a pickup wouldn't really, ahem, pick up for another five years or so.
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As you can imagine, George Takei, who played Hikaru Sulu on the popular television series, has some feels: Ahem.
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Because of this, "we can expect major conversations (ahem, talkative Gemini!) around love, loyalty, and commitment," she tells Refinery29.
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The most popular signs to pilfer are Mile 22015, a popular number among marijuana enthusiasts, and Mile, ahem, 1953.
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Tim Herrera: Hi, Patrick, thanks so much for, ahem, making the decision to spend time chatting with me today!
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It is currently being implemented, with the audacious goal of replicating Barcelona's five existing superblocks, ahem, 495 more times.
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But fear not, Kardashian West, who competed on DWTS in 2008, steps in to save the day (ahem, the dance!).
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But fear not: Kardashian West, who competed on DWTS in 2008, stepped in to save the day (ahem, the dance!).
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Namely: dragonfruit and blueberry extracts to help ward off environmental aggressors (ahem, pollution), plus heavy-hitting hydrators niacinamide and squalene.
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Rather than judge their Instagramming and avocado toast (ahem), it's up to us to help them navigate their difficult futures.
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Note I said "cute," not hot — being a hot artist-woman, you enter into a whole different (ahem) ball game.
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Breastfeeding has undoubted benefits for both mom and baby, but we don't often talk about the, ahem, unexpected side effects.
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Meanwhile, longtime blerds (ahem, black nerds if you will) of the comic book franchise dressed up as their favorite characters.
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Sometimes there might be a story where the company invites a journalist in to its labs (ahem), but not always.
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You're likely familiar with many of the titles in contention, and undoubtedly have watched them yourself (ahem, Game of Thrones).
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Ashley: So then what's up with these people — ahem, Kara, who we interviewed earlier — who use periods in every sentence?
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My gut tells me they're going to be great — definitely a little awkward at first (ahem, Glasses) — but definitely great.
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If they got any kind of net profit from going digital (ahem) you can expect CW to do the same.
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If the tech industry pulls off that, ahem, quantum leap, you won't be getting a quantum computer for your pocket.
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With global expansion on the horizon, you might say there's a lot (ahem) riding on getting the design just right.
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From the face tattoos and facial hair, to the wardrobe and, ahem, "accessories," Ora completely nailed her Post Malone look.
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For anyone looking for a more, ahem, rewarding internship, national tavern chain World of Beer may just be the answer.
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Hearts raced over the weekend when the trailer for Baby Driver, the new Ansel Elgort, ahem, vehicle hit the internet.
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But being the boss comes with a responsibility to help the worker (ahem ... that's you, yourself) financially prepare for retirement.
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Were you able to move through it with a little bit of determination (and, ahem, the ice cream mentioned earlier)?
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The legendary Queens slimer—ahem, rhymer—just announced a new line from his clothing company HSTRY commemorating the movie Ghostbusters.
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On first (ahem) listen, they didn't appear to deliver the audio quality you'd expect from a $249 pair of headphones.
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You probably already know the signs that tell you you've had a few too many drinks (ahem, texting your ex).
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Oculus has gone to pains to mimic the experience of famously simple consumer products (ahem, Apple) right from the start.
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I've picked up, ahem, a few pounds of late, so in 2019 I'll focus on exercise and getting outdoors more.
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It's a reliable metric for setting fitness goals that puts your cardiovascular health—ahem—at the heart of your workout.
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But what makes someone stand out from the combed over crowd, especially when the material is so, ahem, combed through?
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Perhaps because they were my songs, it was my musical choice; they were just there to, ahem, lend a hand.
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It's hard to say for sure if Bergholz directly inspired the *ahem* "viral #cheesing craze," but he certainly preceded it.
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However, to the investor a loss of relative influence within a company can, ahem, throw a wrench in their strategy.
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We've all been there: Checking Facebook, getting directions, listening to an amazing podcast (ahem), when all of a sudden — bloop.
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She also voiced concerns that she's been busting her ass and that some other queens (ahem, Kameron) are skating by.
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The Austin Motel's iconic and, ahem, suggestive sign out front sets the perfect tone for a bachelor or bachelorette party.
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He's not the first person in the Trump administration to take an, ahem, unusual position after leaving their government post.
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And that tells us that at least according to investors, the future of water is far from, ahem, drying up.
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But when I realized "I'm tired" could be a phrase said by cars, it was, ahem, off to the races.
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Because, at this moment in American political history, the party you identify with trumps -- ahem -- everything else including common decency.
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Still, even in 2019 it had some uses (ahem, data transfers) and not everyone was stoked to see it go.
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It's also something you wonder why other tech companies — like, ahem, the hardware giant down the road in Cupertino, Calif.
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Despite recently raising $300 million in fresh capital at a somewhat stunning $2 billion valuation, could its goose be, ahem, cooked?
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He and Ms. Grundy were getting in some, ahem, "alone time" at the river's edge when they both heard a gunshot.
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It's clear they work hard, recognize their strengths and weaknesses, and don't fall for the quick cash grabs (ahem, Fuller House).
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Ahem: may I present to you the man responsible for casting Blake Lively as Serena Van Der Woodsen on Gossip Girl.
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In new photos from Warner Bros.' upcoming Lego Batman, Bruce Wayne (ahem—never mind) shows us around his beautiful gothic manor.
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All Republicans will have accomplished is a few more years of delay (and, ahem, regulatory uncertainty) the US can ill afford.
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If her adorableness helps make talking about difficult medical things a little easier, we salute her, ahem, entrance into the world.
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Pick a public figure, usually a businessman who has encountered sufficient, ahem, reputational issues to have attracted media and public interest.
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In previous seasons, contestants have been eliminated only to try to return in later episodes (or even the finale, ahem, Ari).
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Then there are those who think (ahem know) that tech is here to make our lives better, easier, and more efficient.
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On the matter of Rubio's comments about Trump's hand and – ahem – other body part's size, Trump was quick to fire back.
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When you're from the Alola (ahem, sorry, Aloha) State, you eventually get used to seeing the islands from an outside perspective.
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Oh, and if you're wondering about that sling, Brooklyn broke a bone during a family vacation, ahem...holiday, in Whistler, Canada.
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Choose your favorite depending on your mood or experiment by layering one with another for a totally unique — ahem, signature — scent.
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Trump has always employed situation ethics but his willingness to pardon -- ahem -- friends and punish enemies is on stark display here.
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Quentin: It's amazing how far along V.R. is, when (ahem) virtually no one is using it yet, besides a few gamers.
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That immediately raises the suspicion that the lifting of these sanctions is payment for something the Russians have already done. Ahem.
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When you're from the Alola (ahem, sorry, Aloha) State, you eventually get used to seeing the islands from an outside perspective.
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It gives you bite-size pieces of information from your favorite breaking news, entertainment, and lifestyle media outlets (ahem — like us).
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Have at this: Smoking kills but we were, ahem, Born To Die either way, so Lana takes this one we're afraid.
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Both are somewhat subjective by nature, and given the flow and speed of basketball, both are open to—ahem—scorekeeper interpretation.
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Though The Lonely Island has had a lot of hits, there have been a couple of misses, too (ahem, Hot Rod).
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" Ahem: Lest the message be lost, Freeman's piece was originally headlined: "Do not accept New York Mag's climate change doomsday scenario.
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How to Save for College There's no class in, ahem, college, to prepare us for saving for our children's college education.
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On Thursday, he announced that he'd be donating his third-quarter salary (less than $100,000 after — ahem — taxes) to the effort.
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But, since Kathy and I are, ahem… over 20 (and 30, and 40), there are some things we need to consider:
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Meaning: Spend more conscious hours and effort in genuine introspection and self-examination, and fewer hours ... ahem, goofing around on Twitter.
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She finds Elliot's off-kilter personality (ahem, personalities) charming, at least until the original date shows up and ruins the mood.
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The Point: If party tribalism trumps -- ahem -- a commitment to following the rules, well, we are in a very bad place.
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People often joke about fiber's magical ability to keep things (ahem) moving, but ingestable roughage does much more than relieve constipation.
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I don't hesitate to use mine or get it messy because it's already messy — ahem, well loved — and didn't cost much.
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But in the context of a national contest that's based on a specific category, should one, ahem, draw the line somewhere?
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Semen is deposited, ahem, into a plastic cup, and then a syringe is used to place it in the vagina or uterus.
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To really put the 3Doodler Create+ Pen and my abilities to the test, I decided on a, ahem, not life-size, bicycle.
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Sure, I'd been bitten on my back before in the heat of the moment (ahem), but never in such a clinical fashion.
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From early staples like The Powerpuff Girls to Adventure Time's Jake and Finn, the company has built a literal *ahem* cartoon network.
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In August 2017, The Ringer looked at why listening to your podcasts on hyper-speed (like, ahem, I do) doesn't really help.
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Subscribe on Texture For 10 bucks a month, Texture grants unlimited access to a library of over 200 magazines (including, ahem, WIRED).
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Which is why it may shock a few people (ahem, New Yorkers) to learn that not everyone is wild about the show.
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Such delegitimising slander is commonplace—it's the liberals' version of hate speech, spouted without apology in the fight against (ahem) hate speech.
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If you had more, ahem, specific problems with your relationship, Have a Nice Life Asshole also has a coloring page for you.
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And the Roku universe is full of apps for free content like YouTube (and, ahem, BuzzFeed) and PBS Kids for my toddler.
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As part of, ahem, Dunkin's effort to rebrand itself as a beverage-focused restaurant, it's launched some brand-new espresso drink offerings.
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So when the comedy returns for its fifth season in November, Pressly will show, ahem, the side effects of her newest addiction.
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Some fans, however, found it very suspect that Dumbledore would have fallen for Grindelwald, who, ahem, has a much different style vibe.
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I prioritize exercise, my career, and spending time with friends and family (ahem, and watching TV), so why not prioritize money management?
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The TSA directory also has a helpful note about adult toys (ahem), which are allowed in both carry-on and check bags.
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From the constant change in temperatures (ahem, office air conditioning) to corporate dress code stipulations, summer workwear is tricky terrain to navigate.
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This is not a celebrity point-scoring publicity thing (like, ahem, some MMG-Cash Money politics); it appears deeply and genuinely motivated.
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And for Beyoncé, Jessica Simpson and a few other megastars (ahem, Madonna) that team has one person in common: colorist Rita Hazan.
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As she investigates her father's mysterious disappearance, Croft finds herself on a remote Japanese island with, ahem, a tomb that needs exploring.
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Way to go Carter, and thank you for showing us what can happen when you, ahem, dare to go after your dreams.
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We also hear the sly dog's new parents have been warned to keep a close eye on this very, ahem, independent hound.
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Perhaps another epic show (ahem, Game of Thrones) has desensitized viewers to the permanence of death with its resurrections and fake-outs?
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Attempting to cast Price as some sort of working-man's hero because of his use of private planes just doesn't, ahem, fly.
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Ahem. "Whoa." Almost 16 years ago, The Matrix Revolutions hit theaters and brought the Wachowskis' daring sci-fi trilogy to a close.
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Some fanfic achieves fame — ahem, Fifty Shades of Grey — while some lives in obscurity on fan-driven Tumblrs — like the infamous Larry.
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However, their 1.07 PPP on plays following opposing made baskets is only—ahem—good for No. 5.3, and ranks slightly behind Cleveland.
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Scholastic — ahem — bit, and a best-selling franchise spawning dozens of books, translated into 16 languages, and multiple television shows was born.
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The two enlisted Peter Wollny, the director of the archive, to join them in drawing up lists of the 220, ahem, best.
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Within a few days, thanks to, ahem, wire services picking up the story, the exhibit went the print-era equivalent of viral.
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The average person -- I don't think -- really understands what the Dow actually is but they do put some stock-- ahem -- in it.
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The bacteria growing on our skin have also been effectively exploited to sell the underarm deodorants without which we can become, ahem, malodorous.
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On Twitter, users started passing around a Snapchat image pointing out that Bow Wow's trip was also more, ahem, public than it appears.
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We talk about areas where I can cut down my spending (ahem, groceries) and ways I can make extra money on the side.
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Among them: The stress that can arise from trying to make everyone — ahem, your mother — happy while remaining true to your own vision.
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Or maybe your pup is being fed way too many "people treats" (ice cream, ahem!) that are loaded with unhealthy sugar and fat.
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Some cult workouts (ahem, SoulCycle) have multiple Hamptons locations — and still the classes fill up just as fast as a 6:30 p.m.
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Biena Chickpea Snack Packs Unlike other single-serving crunchy snacks — ahem, potato chips — these sturdy chickpeas won't be easily smushed in your bag.
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The two actors have such incredible chemistry that we empathized deeply with their storylines, and, ahem, even dreamed of a romance between them.
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Many planets are entirely dominated by the Pyke and Crimson Dawn syndicates (among others), while off limits to the military police (ahem, Stormtroopers).
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As long as he can find himself on or around the green in regulation, this year's Open could well prove his—ahem—Day.
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However, a recent flurry of tweets, including – ahem, those from an Amazon account and people who worked on the project – beg to differ.
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However, I stayed out late and had an *ahem* adult sleepover last night with a new friend, and the extra sleep is necessary.
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The flaw could allow an attacker to remotely take over any of the scooters to control crucial things like, ahem, acceleration and braking.
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The most-googled, ahem...zoogled, questions have to do with her diet (lots of ice cream) and love life, but that's not all.
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Randall, finally able to see beyond his own grief, forgoes his own eulog… ahem, toast, to William and let's Beth have the floor.
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Given how important certain, ahem, bodily functions are to our survival, getting your potty to look its best should be a top priority.
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Remember this is not about whether a film is good, cause Ahem- Green Book, Bohemian Rhapsody, Vice - but it's about access and opportunity.
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With the band membership in flux, it wasn't until Kelley Deal and Jim McPherson joined that the Breeders really, ahem, made a splash.
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While some women say they think it's just fair to share date costs, others said paying removes any obligation for, ahem, physical reciprocation.
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Magizoologist Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) is freshly arrived in the Big Apple with nothing more than a valise full of... ahem... fantastic beasts.
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But I did have (ahem) some subject matter experience with the plant from my college days so I wasn't coming in totally blind.
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Then I looked at the amount of views these videos had and concluded that lipoma removals are wildly popular among the, ahem, masses.
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Then there's the art that gets damaged because some dumbass walked by, *ahem* kid who "accidentally" punched a $813 million painting in Taipei.
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But you can be sure every major company in the U.S. that has profits held overseas (ahem, Apple) will be calculating the possibilities.
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This is — ahem — a watered-down version of last year's postseason celebration, in which players dumped a bucket of water on a trainer.
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Spoilers for Doctor DolittleI haven't seen it, but apparently, that movie ends with Robert Downy Jr. sticking his hand up a dragons *Ahem*.
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So be sure to take full advantage of this sale while you can still get your hands (ahem, fingers) on these gorgeous rings.
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Obviously, any attempt to peer 20+ months into the future has to come with this caveat before we even start: Stuff -- ahem -- happens.
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I understand there may be some — ahem — resistance to Seven's story, but I thought it was a resourceful way to imagine her path.
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This show is literally saying that God is Evil and Lucifer is God—who (ahem) also happens to be a reptilian alien. Seriously?
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These two quarterbacks (ahem ... Baker Mayfield and Deshaun Watson also would like a word) are the most likely future rulers of the conference.
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We all need this white glass tray, if only to remind us that natural substances — ahem — are far superior to the synthetic variety.
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We can attribute this, at least partially, to the fact that half the species (ahem, women) bears most of the birth control burden.
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The Point: When party affiliation or loyalty to a political figure trumps -- ahem -- a commitment to facts and transparency, we're all in trouble.
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It seems like every celebrity and their brother (ahem, Ariana Grande) has a new fashion line, beauty product, or collaboration coming out this year.
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As certain forward-thinking magazines predicted last year (ahem), VR's first mass-culture moment has arrived not as a device but as a destination.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon For 10 bucks a month, Texture grants unlimited access to a library of over 200 magazines (including, ahem, WIRED).
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It might even be time to dive into that hidden budget for all the presents that we end up, ahem, secretly buying for ourselves.
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This scatological behavior serves at least two purposes: the poop is used to mark the wombat's territory and to, ahem, attract mates (don't judge).
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You might be familiar with Shark Tank, HBO's Silicon Valley, Apple's Planet of Apps (ahem) and countless of other TV content that covers startups.
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You can choose from favorite established characters (ahem, Andy) at Camp Firewood, or make up a lovable new dweeb and a brand-new camp.
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Some of them (ahem, Kylie Jenner and Tyga) even had time to break up and then get back together within just a few months.
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A source close to the couple told the magazine the pair had an amicable split (no one scrolled through anyone else's phone, ahem, Diddy).
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Hot takes (ahem, Atlantic and New York Times) consume all the oxygen in the proverbial room until everyone is rage-choking on the fumes.
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If you've got a DIY costume to craft and a Halloween party to plan, and you, ahem, waited until the last minute — don't stress!
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: Dear White People is essential viewing (especially if the title is addressing you directly, ahem).
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Nothing begs for validation like listening to the sound of your own voice at an awards show devoted to other people (ahem, Ricky Gervais).
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Most of the characters are teenagers, with a few exceptions (ahem, love interest Luca), but not a single cast member is an actual teen.
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Even despite the, ahem, obstacles that the scientific community has faced over the past six months, there's no standing in the way of progress.
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From Georgia peaches (ahem, Ludacris) to Refinery29 contributor Drew Barrymore, celebs all over the country are exercising their right to vote early this election.
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This year, you can find me celebrating Saint Patrick's Day in a more, ahem, dignified manner by stuffing my face with Chocolate Lucky Charms.
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Bilquis (Yetide Badaki) personifies the legendary Queen of Sheba and her, ahem, skills have already garnered plenty of attention from fans and critics alike.
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If you're always constipated, you can damage the signaling nerves in the rectum, lose strength in those muscles, and be prone to, ahem, leaks.
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And calamity was bestowed upon the pancake, as Sword's, ahem, sword got jammed into the pancake's little buttered-up eyebrows not once, but twice.
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As with everything in life that is good and bad at the same time – ahem, wine – proceed with caution … in your best grey sweats.
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It is expensive to put on such a large show, especially because the jaunt included dinners, parties, sightseeing — even a "Cuba Revolution" tour (ahem).
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Only meant to order two slices, but what with my Italian being well, somewhat sub-par, I accidentally ended up with six. Accidentally. Ahem.
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Seats that are primarily in the suburbs -- where images of children being ripped away from their parents trump (ahem) concerns about their legal status.
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Many a spurned one (ahem) has gobbled this stuff up, and it is to Dombek's credit that she doesn't disavow an embarrassing search history.
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Some of the top nutritionists eat these 15 foods every day, and a lot of them (ahem, coffee and chocolate) are tasty to boot.
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So, it makes sense that certain interior perks (ahem, a closet) might just have to be kicked to the curb to make some room.
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It felt like I had to Google—ahem, query on DuckDuckGo—the answer for the simplest things, such as how to download an application.
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And, ahem, I haven't seen any Pride cakes this month, so please, Andrew, once you're done with your whole Broadway thing, get on this.
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"Top Gear" found the vehicles compelling for different reasons, liking the Model S for its versatility and the Porsche for, ahem, being a Porsche.
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Though they rejected all his arguments and proposals, FERC commissioners thanked Perry for, ahem, drawing attention to the issue of grid reliability and resilience.
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Shower curtain Yes, you can clean shower curtain liners, but some of us are, ahem, not the best at keeping up on that maintenance.
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Federal Reserve economists said Wednesday that trade policy uncertainty (ahem, Trump's trade war) may have cost the US 1% of gross domestic product growth.
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Book 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge starting at $279 per night1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is another to, ahem, bridge the gap between boutique and luxury.
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In 2013 it launched birthday notifications so it was obvious who knew it was your birthday and just opted not to say anything (ahem, Andrew).
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Legend has it that if Tom Brady sees his shadow before kickoff, it means six more weeks of -- ahem -- low-pressure systems across the Northeast.
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According to Google searches in the last 12 months, Americans have been, ahem, all over the map when it comes to their cereal of choice.
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Recent research published in the British Journal of Psychology showed that altruism may put you in the best position (ahem) to find a willing partner.
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With nearly every major flagship smartphone (save, ahem, Apple), and more and more laptop makers, supporting USB-C, the standard is more common than ever.
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Take the new Netflix movie "American Son," a study of racism in, ahem, America, which tries very hard to squeeze significance out of every scene.
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One of the few differences between the real Bayeux Tapestry and ours is that our Victorian seamstresses covered this gentleman's.. *ahem* ..modesty with some pants.
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Netflix (ahem, sorry, Netflex) is a chunky CRT TV of course, while Twitter (nay, Tweeter) is a Telegraph key, used for sending Morse code messages.
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There's already a lot to, ahem, watch on Facebook's new streaming video platform, but if you haven't discovered Strangers yet, you're in for a treat.
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Under the standard soft, pin-friendly cover (stretchable, naturally) is a set of mechanisms that can change all kinds of measurements, quickly and (ahem) seamlessly.
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Sure, you'd get some fans among grey-haired C-Level execs who find the transition to touchscreen keyboards impossible to come to (ahem) grips with.
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"Imagine I am kissing you here on your neck and how often I will kiss you when I return," he whispers in her ear. Ahem.
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Teen Vogue reports that the newest video posted to Zendaya's app spells — ahem, pronounces — it all out so everyone can get on the same page.
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But they're contextually wrong, and yet are getting most of the media attention (ahem, like in this column), in part because they're driving ideological agendas.
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Mention a weed-positive story that you read recently (ahem), like, Did you know that some weed strains are designed to make people orgasm better?
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Whatever each individual's reasons may be, we're grateful to see the style's versatility on people who are wearing them the right way (ahem, Marc Jacobs).
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Each group is chipping in for the $3.3 million project, which will take up to a year, barring some kind of, ahem, divine intervention.[BBC]
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At least no one can accuse Drake of coming out of the gate too strong and never living up to his debut (ahem, The Weeknd).
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I learned to listen well, and to create extemporaneous stories (ahem, excuses) that would usually engender a passing grade or sympathy with a deadline extension.
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I've suffered from disordered eating habits since I was in high school (which was, ahem, quite a while ago now) — and I'm open about them.
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These news and information-focused voice apps include those from major media publications like The Wall St. Journal, NPR, Washington Post (ahem, TechCrunch), and others.
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To reclaim a phrase from "Game of Thrones" — a show, ahem, that hasn't exactly burnished winter's reputation — the night is long and full of wonders.
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Now if you run out of Doritos and Red Bull to fuel your late night Diablo 3 session (ahem), you have only yourself to blame.
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Watch her winning race, starting at 1:26 in the video, and marvel (ahem) at how the Serena Williams of speed-climbing just... ignores gravity.
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Unlike many of its contemporaries (ahem, Charlie's Angels), The Prince & Me doesn't even require you to suspend your 2019 values in order to enjoy it.
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Susan Collins of Maine a vote on insurance company subsidies to stabilize Obamacare payments, and that debate and those votes have not, ahem, happened yet.
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It's no wonder she skirted the truth about her lips for so long, and look at the disastrous impact that had (ahem, Kylie Jenner Lip Challenge).
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While the kid in us is happy enough that the snack cakes are still around, a new limited-edition offering has us, ahem, questioning those feelings.
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But those staffers were understandably nervous about what might happen to the report upon, ahem, political review, so in July, they leaked a mostly finished draft.
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Last week, a woman in Illinois sued Starbucks for $5 million on the, ahem, grounds that the chain puts too much ice in its iced coffee.
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Since the inauguration, the troll train has been full steam ahead, with the most recent in the line catching our attention in — ahem — entirely new ways.
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Unlike some of the more stupefying challenges to come out of 2016 (ahem, 100 layers), this beauty dare is celebrating feelings of liberation, power, and pride.
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"If you pull yourself away, it opens your mind to new things," says Pilar Proffitt of Poesis, and architecture firm that also designs, ahem, architectural furniture.
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You'd think this would (ahem, mostly) make for excellent book club fodder, but we're only starting to piece things together in Liu Cixin's dynamic, interstellar novel.
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Monday is President's Day, and whether or not you want to celebrate our current President (ahem), you can still cash in on all the sweet deals.
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Trump's focus on military spending By the way, ahem, Trump would like a little credit for those tanks and he has pushed to reinvest in them.
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A new study suggests that MRI scans could improve prostate cancer diagnosis rates and save one in four men from having unnecessary and, ahem, invasive biopsies.
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Their stars (ahem, their IMDb starmeters!) are only set to rise higher, so, ideally, things can only get more A-list, and more awesome from here.
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The slideshow breaks down an overwhelming amount of information into easy-to-understand chunks, communicating intrigue, clues and, ahem, melodrama in a comically crazed tone throughout.
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Hold on to your hats (ahem, fascinators!) because you're about to be blown away by the insanely inexpensive price tag on Meghan Markle's latest maternity dress.
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After two weeks of reunions and (ahem!) unions, this was the inevitable bloodbath that fans have been both expecting and dreading for more than a year.
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No fashion degree could prepare us for some of the artifacts that models so nonchalantly strut down the catwalk in (ahem — we're looking at you, Alessandro).
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He dubbed Rubio "Little Marco," and the two famously got into a spat — at a primary debate no less — over the size of their, ahem, hands.
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But instead of focusing on the rocky times (ahem, the mile-long lines and general mayhem) let's take a moment to recognize the magical moments — a.k.
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It's unclear if he's been recording conversations as POTUS, but obviously, we've seen how past presidents have gotten into trouble because of their recordings (ahem, Nixon).
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While there was plenty to like — ahem, Cate Blanchett as Marvel's debut female villain — one glaring change had the internet pulling out the torches and pitchforks.
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But this business comedy wouldn't be complete without a romantic appearance from Harrison Ford as the executive our leading lady is trying to, ahem, merge with.
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That could hurt Trump where it counts -- affecting the income of farmers in the states that delivered the White House to him over Hillary Clinton. Ahem.
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Some of these celebs were simply trying out a drastically new look for a night (ahem, Gwen), while others are far more committed to their swaps.
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It was a camping trip like any other, except it was Justin Bieber's camping trip and it included sharing an Instagram of his, ahem, full moon.
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A full-on female orgasm rarely turns up on screen, but that doesn't mean we never get to see gals — ahem — really enjoying themselves on-screen.
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Those are sweet drinks, too, although they were a significant step up from the first drink I ever ordered at a bar: the, ahem, Kahlua Sombrero.
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One of Lorca's clearly defined traits has been his ability to be laser-focused on the war effort, at the expense of science and — ahem — discovery.
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Not that I'd done that before, but I did tend to throw myself into exciting new endeavors with a somewhat, ahem, aggressive speed and unwavering confidence.
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While refreshing and sweet, and a great ending to a meal, the durian makes it particularly, ahem, potent (it's called "stinkfrucht" in German for a reason).
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You'll notice that some experts are consistently more accurate than others (like the, ahem, Sablich brothers, who were ranked second most accurate from 2011 to 2015).
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He started his professional career by playing for the Indiana Hoosiers at the college level before he was drafted by the Orlando Magic in 2013 (ahem).
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The other big — ahem — discovery this week: Spock has escaped and is wanted for murder for the killing of three of his doctors on Starbase 5.
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California regulators are outlawing the delivery of recreational weed by drone in the state before it's even had a chance to—ahem—get off the ground.
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Just this month, we've witnessed a lovestruck Saturday Night Live actor — ahem, Pete Davidson — go ring shopping a mere two weeks into dating now-fiancée Ariana Grande.
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Indeed, even though millennials are the most racially diverse generation in American history, and generally more tolerant of racial differences than their predecessors (ahem, Clint), racism continues.
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But the moment that's worth the price of admission is when a Chippendales dancer (which, ahem, Zierine once was) uses the family jewels to deflect a shark.
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Securitization injected a huge pool of money into mortgages—what if you could inject that pool of money into a worthwhile cause and, ahem, do it responsibly?
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For a full accounting of all the policies required to fulfill the SDS, you'll want to head over to Annex B of the (ahem, 800-page) report.
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More important is the fact that they divide movies into Drama and Musical/Comedy, allowing for recognition of movies that aren't about war and death (ahem, Oscars).
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During conversations, they're even-keeled and for the most part very kind, even when they're drunk and expressing their frustrations towards one particularly deadbeat roommate (ahem, Yuudai).
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When it wasn't being lauded as an essential anthem for black folks everywhere, it was in the middle of the constant conversations about appropriation (ahem, Amy Schumer).
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In the world of reality television, it can sometimes seem like everyone is just out for their 15 minutes of fame and, ahem, a paycheck or two.
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Our landlord, ahem, aggressively complies with NYC winter heat regulations so we have to sleep with all the windows open to get it to a tolerable temperature.
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All Elizabeth had this week was a disguise that would look just fine in 2017 Brooklyn and a very, ahem, generous sexual partner in Topeka Hiking Man.
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Although Chopra doesn't want to call it an app—he prefers, ahem, "wellbeing partner"—it has similar features to Apple's Breathe, like guided breathing and meditation exercises.
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And while one (ahem… single payor) is almost surely the stuff of nightmares, the announcement of a new chief operating officer is making the venture increasingly real.
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And being in charge of a much bigger company is a more demanding task that will surely justify (ahem) a larger salary for the executives in charge.
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It's generally thought that these organisms lack nutrients, but given that the animals who feast upon them tend to be large, this idea doesn't, ahem, hold water.
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It can be annoying, though: most of the time you want to go 90 (ahem) to watch video, and video by default hides the main navigation buttons.
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There have been local reports of tourists needing to be rescued from dangerous boating expeditions or, ahem, relieving themselves in public due a lack of available facilities.
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I can't really put better words to this last bit than the Otago Daily Times, so I'm just going to give the final comment to them: Ahem.
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Also in the works: turn-based games in chats (ahem, Facebook), new tie-ins with Cortana and other "intelligent" features that leverage Skype's new in-app camera.
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After that, they usually attend music festivals, sell things on Instagram, and, for the guys at least, get into personal training (ahem, Shawn Booth and Chad Johnson).
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Downton Abbey's good-as-gold Anna Bates would sooner push someone onto train tracks (ahem) than make a dirty comment in front of a member of royalty.
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Formulas have to hold their own in tough situations, including mud, dirt, portable loos, the occasional dust storm (looking at you, Coachella) and slanting rain (ahem, Glastonbury).
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Picking the guy was never the point — even when the show did everything in its power (ahem, "Love's Not A Game") to make us think it was.
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Ho, ho, ho-ld onto your horses (ahem, reindeer), because Anthropologie just released its full lineup of holiday decorations and ornaments — and let's just say, it sleighs.
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There's always the option of turning to an actual cookbook or to paid subscriptions (ahem, like The Washington Post's) where recipes typically are accompanied by less preamble.
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But in any event, if you're doing regular maintenance (ahem), then you're not likely to be caught off guard by any really big furnace or AC problems.
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But though they were very real, the buttons' usefulness was limited and the gadget never took off despite some notable brands (ahem, Trojan Condoms) experimenting with them.
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There are a lot of bad guys out there, which means there's no time better than October 31 (ahem, in two weeks) to unleash your inner Wonder Woman.
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If anything, this discovery may help you understand why you can never bring yourself to tell a white lie — ahem, people with the same rising and moon sign.
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We use our smartphones for everything: Messaging, calling, playing games, getting a ride, listening to podcasts (ahem) ... But what if someone took away your smartphone for 24 hours?
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Unfortunately I don't have the answers to those questions, but, I may just have a few tips that can help you or your friend—ahem—clear the air.
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Facebook confirmed much of the Times report but took issue with some interpretations and asserted that it has been "winding down" the data-sharing program since *ahem* April.
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One: It appears to confirm Dany and Jon Snow will survive the great convergence on King's Landing (and perhaps may have a great, ahem, convergence of their own).
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As with other data breach class actions like the Equifax settlement, though, there are some things to, ahem, watch out for to make sure you're maximizing your payout.
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The last has likely become particularly compelling for Golden's investors outside of Canada — particularly given that for now, some other countries' immigration policies aren't, ahem, quite so favorable.
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Doom does allow a cool "SnapMap" feature that lets players create their own levels, but it's comparatively (ahem, severely) limited in scope, which almost certainly hurts its longevity.
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" During their, ahem, dance of ice and fire, the two share a look of hesitation where, "They're both thinking 'What are we doing, should we be doing this?
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Probably never, as services / products continue to be in a constant race with themselves to make things "better" while often neglecting how we interact with them (ahem, HomePod).
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Inverse reports that the anonymous man was diagnosed with Hirschsprung's disease, a congenital condition caused by missing nerve cells in the bowel, which results in, ahem, movement issues.
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Now it's quite possible that I'd been blinded by my singular grocery devotion (ahem, Trader Joe's), because even my own mother knew what was up before I did.
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Hailed as the "Hermès of marijuana" by the New York Times, Beboe is the, ahem, high-class, rose-gold-tinted cannabis brand that the smokers of Instagram deserve.
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While many of fall's hottest beauty products put a massive dent in your wallet (ahem, Drunk Elephant Babyfacial), no item in The Ordinary's line-up costs over $20.
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Many of our densest, most reliable troves of knowledge, from Wikipedia to (ahem) the pages of WIRED, are encoded in an ancient technology largely opaque to machines—prose.
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While some sisters may seem like they have #siblinggoals down pat (ahem, Hadids), the Knowles women don't have to do much to prove their dominance in that department.
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Spin's machinations come as bike sharing looks to be a big business globally, and the biggest players from China are already expanding into other markets (ahem… the U.S.).
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So get ready to put away your bundt pans and muffins tins — it's about time to take out those popsicle molds, hamburger presses, and, ahem, gilded pineapple tumblers.
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Philip has also gained a bit of a reputation IRL for his lack of, ahem, political correctness, something the series, to it's credit, has not shied away from.
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The publication has come under fire for imparting "wisdom" like putting a rock—ahem, gem—in one's vagina for sexual empowerment, and losing weight quickly by not eating.
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"I had probably one of the fastest tracks in the history of rap, so I think I should get a lot of credit for that, ahem," he said.
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"How rude," he muttered to no one in particular — perhaps to everyone in general who felt the need to constantly comment on his being, ahem, an "older" father.
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The few who did not show up missed an opportunity to build a connection with their audience (and, ahem, Andy Cohen), something their co-stars eagerly pointed out.
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We don't have any casting information about Real Housewives of SLC yet, but if the series starts strong, it could knock down some already underperforming franchises (ahem, O.C.).
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Without ever erring into the Forced Wokeness of other Netflix Originals (**ahem** Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), the show effortlessly depicts the broad spectrum of humanity that is sex.
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But hey, we'd take a little hurt feelings over having to (ahem) allegedly skip bathroom breaks and pee in trashcans in order to keep your job any day.
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Finding something everyone can watch is its own anxiety, but it's more than likely I'm going to spend Thanksgiving watching — ahem, re-watching — Brown Nation with my parents.
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Both of these bills passed through Smith's House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, a committee that is, ahem, not exactly on good terms with the scientific community.
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Oh, which reminds me of the one subject we didn't raise today: Ahem, a certain liaison the president had 12 years ago, and a certain payment about it.
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In the 2000s, filmmaker and Williams fan Garrett Gilchrist began, ahem, cobbling together a version of The Thief and the Cobbler that came closest to Williams's initial intentions.
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Even if you weren't born with a green thumb — ahem — creating one of those jungle-esque dwellings we've all seen flooding Instagram is much easier than it seems.
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Well, if you're not already one of the many, ahem, satisfied customers, then now's your chance to try the 2.0 version of the flexible massager, which launches today.
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TL;DR: Framed Tweets immortalizes hilarious and awe-inspiring tweets from celebs, politicians (ahem), and regular people alike — get your own on sale for $67.50, down from $75.
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And if you (ahem, your "friend") decide to emerge from hibernation and actually participate in holiday potlucks, you'll impress with this bowl (even if your pasta salad sucks).
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Still, defamation cases can be difficult to win in the US, where courts have given speakers wide-ranging freedom, sometimes even when making accusations that are, ahem, uncouth.
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It's made up of several long crystals and comes in that iconic dark red color of the bitter, making it, ahem, a pretty perfect accessory for any autumn event.
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The USPS is just one of many (ahem Amazon) in the logistics and shipping business interested in using autonomous vehicle technology to cuts costs and improve safety and operations.
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And just as styles from different decades rotate their way back into the limelight (ahem, '70 mustard-yellow turtlenecks and bell-bottomed pants), edible products do exactly the same.
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The most recent Game of Thrones episode included Brienne becoming a knight, Tormund's giantess story, and Jon Snow — ahem, that is, Aegon Targaryen — revealing to Daenerys his true lineage.
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Whether you're a new mom or assisting someone who is, hopefully these videos will give you the peace of mind you need to, ahem, pump-start your breastfeeding routine.
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The whole idea is to kind of simulate the culture of a big tech company, with parties and networking and perks, so you can focus on the, ahem, hustle.
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While other Olympians, including fellow NBA players, deal with the — ahem — "charms" of athlete housing, the U.S. men's basketball team will be living it up in Rio de Janeiro.
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Alongside their (ahem) taller counterparts, children of all ages protested immigration policies separating families at the border, gun violence killing students at school, restrictions on women's rights, and more.
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But as the trustless, decentralized world of digital tokens expands—and Fortune 500 companies, banks, restaurant chains, and even countries (ahem, Venezuela) cautiously wade in—a credibility problem persists.
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Even if she falls short of her best intentions or her best self (ahem, Marnie), I like playing people who at least feel they have some amount of agency.
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This research, and the media hype it inevitably attracts, yielded a clear shift in the public perception of chocolate products that, are also, ahem, full of sugar and calories.
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And with diminished muscle strength from, ahem, hibernation, I know I'm more likely to lumber and slap my feet down during a run, increasing the likelihood of hurting myself.
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He discovers a Gold Amulet in a pre-title screen sequence, which, once he finds them, grants him control over four elemental beings, summoned using an, ahem, "light ball".
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The whole point of wearing a retainer is to, ahem, retain the new position of the ligaments and bone around your teeth that your braces worked hard to set.
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Levy famously starred alongside Jason Biggs in American Pie's most memorable scene, in which Levy's dad character walks in on his son — ahem — getting intimate with an actual pie.
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To top it all off, Facebook's decentralised blockchain currency project is inspiring some online (ahem) entrepreneurs to try to sell Libra — even though it won't be available until 2020.
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And there's always the chance that, as in the latest "Star Wars," Ford cedes the spotlight and most of the action scenes to younger co-stars (ahem, Chris Pratt).
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The entertainment industry still has a lot to fix when it comes to minority representation (ahem, Ghost in the Shell), but Penn's tweets show that things have — somewhat — improved.
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Ahem. Read These Stories Next: The Viral Words You Need To Know The Problematic SATC Scene No One Talks AboutEvery Time A TV Character's Death Just About Killed You
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Ahem: Father's Day is quickly approaching (it's on June 17.) And unless you all somehow got significantly more responsible since Mother's Day, we're guessing some gift guidance is needed.
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And even though I went to sleep later than I should have (ahem, 2 am), I still forced myself out of bed without my beloved snooze at 8 am.
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Believability is paramount for a good scary podcast; War of the Worlds became such a legendary radio show (ahem, proto-podcast) because so many people believed it was real.
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So said the hundreds of thousands of people who reports said shared or commented on the police department's photo on Facebook while expressing, ahem, spirited admiration, we'll call it.
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McCraw wrote a brash letter, made public, essentially saying that groping allegations could not lower Trump's reputation because, ahem, his reputation on such matters was already in the toilet.
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While the initial price tag may be a bit scary, if you think of the long term benefits (ahem, keeping your food fresh for longer), it's totally worth it.
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They brush their teeth in side-by-side sinks, drive to work in a beater, puff-puff-pass and enjoy the occasional hookups, though never, ahem, with each other.
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To those with less perverse minds (or — ahem — those less well-versed in Freudian symbolism), you might not have picked up on the undercurrent of sexuality embedded in Splatoon.
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I just want to make my own bookshelves, but every tool is either big and expensive or so sharp it's going to take off a finger (ahem, BOLT CUTTER).
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Not only have CGMs saved diabetics' fingertips from thousands of pricks, but they've also given everyone (ahem, Apple) a look into the future of what wearables could truly become.
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If you did, you might have been able to jot those answers down in a minute, as they are very, ahem, elementary: 21A and 22A are ONE and EIGHT.
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Even when Dems gain majorities, as they have currently, their thin margins depend on purple/suburban districts that are not always on board with the, ahem, Seattle/Portland agenda.
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As far as character transitions go, it's not a bad one, even if it did generally seem to, ahem, blunt his edges when it came to writing blistering raps.
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At the same time, the show was applauded for its past-due embracement of natural hair for its models of color, as well as its reduction of cultural appropriation (ahem).
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But today, Star Wars: The Force Awakens director J.J. Abrams and Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda joined (ahem) forces to create something that both groups can mutually freak out over.
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No matter if they're at home in L.A., relaxing in the Hamptons, or shooting a movie in Atlanta, celebrities are taken to the best (and, ahem, priciest) places to dine.
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That, of course, includes the fact that Cersei Lannister is now officially dead, which means that Arya's got to cross someone else off her list with green eyes... ahem, Dany.
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Every year, someone puts out a Christmas album (this year: Sia and Gwen Stefani, as we reported in, ahem, August), despite the fact that literally nobody wants new Christmas music.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode of The Bachelor, Ben Higgins's potential future wife Jubilee gets a little, ahem, salty after tasting the delicacy for the first time.
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I didn't realize that this man would be my strength in all the crazy, without once ever reminding me how easy his life would be without my, ahem, life baggage.
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And let's not forget what it's truly useful for: relocating, ahem, private images you don't want others to see when you hand them your phone to show them a picture.
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For those of you (ahem, us too) who have been not-so-secretely shipping Milo + Mandy 4Ever, we are happy to see the stars in love with their respective partners.
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She saw the open spot in the celebrities turned-pop stars line up (ahem- her frenemie Lindsay Lohan released a debut album two year earlier) and took advantage of it.
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Canva — which launched in 2014 — is an Australian design app and website that allows even the most design-challenged among us (ahem, me) to make images that actually look presentable.
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PETMANDeveloped by Boston Dynamics (with, ahem, a little help from the US Department of Defense), this absurdly realistic humanoid robot is being used to test the performance of protective clothing.
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While most of us aren't going to find a selfie with a new 'do on Pinterest (ahem, unless you put it there) we can all prep in advance another way.
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Once, I drunkenly showed a group of other drunk people how I tied my shoes, and they applauded like I had just, ahem, single-handedly performed the entire Hamilton score.
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But no matter how hard it may be to pull that perfect stripe (ahem, KKW), thumbing through the billionth makeup-loaded arm post doesn't exactly make us stop the scroll.
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It's not necessarily a new trick to pair back a cocktail dress or some sequins with a pair of Chuck Taylors (ahem, the movie poster for A Cinderella Story, anyone?).
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All we can say is that the company has graciously taken it upon itself to conduct what we are certain (ahem) is a wholly unbiased survey on male-pattern baldness.
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Unlike the usual (and inevitable) demise of a promising software startup following a corporate acquisition — ahem Microsoft; on at least two occasions — Dropbox deserves credit for letting Hackpad live on.
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In fact, since it is their legal obligation to act in the interests of shareholders, it is their legal obligation to build as much stuff as possible (and, ahem, prudent).
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The tool, which allows you to zoom in on your neighborhood or look for especially active locations around the country, utilizes data from legitimate organizations and more, ahem, specialty groups.
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The best part is the HD webcam's located on the top bezel, unlike (ahem) Dell's XPS 29 and Huawei's MateBook X Pro, which aim the camera up into your nose.
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That angle on nutrition advice had never been included in the committee's report before, and it rubbed a lot of people — the agriculture and meat industry, ahem — the wrong way.
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With unlimited photo and video storage and their highest resolutions, the Pixel phones are an attractive value for people who want to store their memories in full — ahem — pixel glory.
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It may seem as if Will Ferrell has no qualms about his body (ahem), but the comedian has some thoughts on body image that are equal parts funny and honest.
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The new women's wrestling comedy features some scenes of an adult nature (ahem), prompting lead star Brie to give her father a helpful heads up: Watch at your own risk.
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After all, they are both fierce yet sweet, they can both make it out in the wild (see, ahem, Wild), and they both have an awesome presence on the internet.
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Then there is the, ahem, small matter that the Republic was built on the idea of religious tolerance and that the religious test that Gingrich is prescribing would be unconstitutional.
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In this piece, Christopher Mele, a reporter on the Times's Express Team, reveals what it's like to investigate hard-news crimes allegedly committed by those in the ... ahem ... laughter profession.
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The piece under the surface -- that few people outside of politics and media see -- is not only larger than the tip of the iceberg (ahem) but also much more important.
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Donovan, on the other, ahem, hand, has known Trump far longer and has, generally speaking, put together a more conservative voting record than Grimm did when he was in Congress.
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After all, people were complaining that World of Warcraft didn't have enough content back when it first came out in 2004, and I'd, ahem, say they addressed that competently enough.
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And yet a slew of designers this season tried to persuade us otherwise, largely offering versions in body-conscious lace or patterned spandex — and notionally as after-dark attire (ahem).
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I don't want to spoil all the show's often-charming oddities, but eventually Mary and Eddie are plummeting down through the earth (via, ahem, Mary's toilet) to land — where else?
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But we all know they secretly love the competition and every nominated individual is hoping that their name is called — and that it's not a mistake (ahem, La La Land).
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The decision comes as Best Buy is scrambling to find new ways to save its own mostly brick-and-mortar company as online retailers—ahem, Amazon—continues to suck businesses away.
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Many consider the opening of the ride (ahem, attraction) to be the beginning of California Adventure's renaissance, the catalyst to things like World of Color, Cars Land, and Ariel's Undersea Adventure.
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In an announcement Tuesday, the Department of Energy said it would allow extra exports of U.S.-produced natural gas, ahem, "freedom gas," from an expanded natural gas production facility in Texas.
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It could also foreshadow the opposite, since Dany does seem to be operating with some hubris and we've learned that dragons can, in fact, be speared by Lannister allies (ahem, Bronn).
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NYC's The Pickle Guys, previously a kosher shop-only in the Lower East side, will be branching out into the vast restaurant scene centered on a very specific cuisine (ahem, pickles).
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Fortune favors the brave, and soon Monty — through happenstance and the occasional bit of malicious handiwork — is rocketing up the social scale, as his relatives fall victim to unhappy, ahem, accidents.
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But now that she's about to be a royal, she's reportedly getting a bit of advice on how to alter her personal style to, ahem, suit her position in British society.
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That's not too surprising when you consider how distracting social media or articles about being productive at work can be (ahem), but we can all agree there's definitely room for improvement.
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That said, the polls right now suggest that the Republican Party leadership (ahem, Paul Ryan) has a serious reason to worry about Trump's effects both down ballot and into the future.
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So when Kim says she has an idea of how to improve an app, that app best sit up and take notice (ahem, Twitter, we're still waiting on our edit button).
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There was a time in my life (ahem, grad school) when I would have pirated the software, but now that I can afford it, I'm trying to atone for my sins.
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British photographer Ross Long recently snapped an alluring photo of Rogue while visiting Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary in Queensland, Australia, and posted it to Instagram, where it has picked up (ahem) steam.
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This episode takes place right toward the end of Rory being a brat, and it takes someone who knows her well (ahem, a former flame) to make her see the light.
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So a show that brashly features rap battles, shoutouts to Biggie Smalls and Eminem, and a cast of color might not be the easiest sell for the, ahem, Great White Way.
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After scoring a gig greeting shoppers at a pair of shopping malls just ahead of the holidays, Softbank's friendly humanoid 'bot will be hitting the airport in a [ahem] pilot program.
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Sure, monokinis (ahem, a fancier name for one-pieces) are cute (and make for a great bodysuit, too), but when you want that classic summer look, the bikini is always there.
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Though the show had its fair share of disappointments—ahem, Faraday Future—our sister site Jalopnik covered bunches of cool introductions, like Chevy's all-electric Bolt and Volkswagen's electric microbus concept.
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" Coming in late but with arguably the best hot take was Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who wrote, "Ahem.. *clears throat* as a man, I take great pride in mastering ALL performances.
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While its neighbor to the south (ahem) has tried its best to keep Syrian refugees out, Canada has embraced them, even as there are still plenty of challenges facing the program.
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Source: SmartAsset It's no — ahem — surprise Arizona is home to several cities in this retirement roundup, thanks to its year-round "dry" heat and lack of tax on Social Security income.
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The elastic inside keeps them up on my thighs, the only annoyance being that they sometimes roll down a little in the back where my thigh meets my...ahem...butt cheek.
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The fact that the Warren team is putting effort into publicizing their projects (with, ahem, the help of interested journalists on the political tech beat) could help them avoid that fate.
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It's a psychedelic trip with vibrant colors and frantic shots—and with the latest information about his love life, some lyrics (ahem, that Selena line) take on a whole new meaning.
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My money -- ahem -- is on Warren, who spent the summer and early fall surging in polls and drawing the sorts of crowds that suggest there is considerable momentum building behind her.
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Whether your mom is into traveling, mid-century architecture, running marathons, or The Go-Gos' debut album (ahem, Lorelai), one of these 23 gift guide options will surely speak to her.
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Hudson, another recurring female character, Mr. Gattis and Mr. Moffat (also the lead writer and executive producer of "Doctor Who") developed a back story that gives her an, ahem, interesting past.
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When Utah Jazz forward Derrick Favors stepped to the line for free throws on Thursday night, Raptors center Lucas Nogueira decided to â€" ahem â€" adjust his uniform, we guess?
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"Discovery" has swung for the fences more so than any other show in the franchise's history and it's resulted in — ahem — the plots boldly going where no Trek has gone before.
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But Austen fans and superfans (ahem) will enjoy being reminded of how smart she actually is about our health, and how she uses food, eating and exercise as shorthand for character.
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Although much of the world's attention has been focused on other, ahem, international meetings of late, all eyes will turn to another global event kicking off today: the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
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In 2018, PVH announced its pre-taxes and interest earnings fell to $121 million, from $142 million a year earlier, mostly due to increases in creative and marketing expenditures (ahem, Simons' vision).
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Think about it: With Martha out of their lives and Elizabeth's Don mission wrapped, this is the first time in a while that the couple hasn't been working a source, ahem, romantically.
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It additionally outlines how the FDA plans to evaluate safety and effectiveness, as well as how it plans to crack down on products that trigger significant safety concerns (ahem, stem cell clinics).
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Plus, I think the modern-meets-classic look with a floral twist is exactly the kind of look Meghan would like (ahem, she follows me on Instagram so we're basically best friends).
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It's a lucrative opportunity, since asking lots of companies to set up services separately with every carrier (or, ahem, Google) is likely one of the things holding business adoption of RCS back.
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Input will work itself out as augmented reality companies adapt to consumer, ahem, input, but a major key right now is getting the tech to a point where consumers give a shit.
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Super Bowl 50's considerable hype period was treated by many (ahem, guilty) as a coronation for Cam Newton, the 26-year-old Carolina Panthers superstar named NFL MVP on Saturday night.
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If your latest Netflix binge is too loud for your liking (ahem, The Office theme song), you can use Boom 3D's built-in audio player to control the sound quality and volume.
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Our final image of season three was Claire walking out on Frank — ahem, Francis — having grown weary of her former equal disregarding her counsel and protecting his own ass at her expense.
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It's business as usual in paradise this summer: after a mini-scandal stalled last season's debut, season 5 of Bachelor in Paradise is back to, ahem, normal with new episodes in August.
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The cute, little "proper fellow" of a Game of Thrones kitty that popped up in Season 4 to kill the mood as Margaery Tyrell tried to bond with Tommen Lanni— ahem, Baratheon?
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Trump had actually paid Cohen in a series of monthly installments -- although, according to Trump allies, he had no idea what the money was for or what it was going to. Ahem.
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However if you're that kind of New Yorker who doesn't own one, or never puts their license to use (ahem, hi, me), don't let that come between you and a crackling fireplace.
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After that, however, the debate, moderated by Fox News anchors Kelly, Bret Baier and Chris Wallace, hit whatever might pass for a stride in the ahem, lively center of politics these days.
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You'll test the optimal head and foot positions on our selection of adjustable bases for Netflix binging, Instagram stalking *ahem* posting, reading, typing, eating…really anything that would be better in bed.
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The fun of this kind of story is in the world-building, and though the world that Downsizing starts with is, ahem, small, it telescopes outward over the course of the film.
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According to her taste (and, ahem, her abilities), she may even insert a cry of triumph in the form of a high D natural as the curtain falls on the first act.
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So I have taken it upon myself to respond to some of the, ahem, concerns put forth as part of a real survey of the 350 biggest publicly listed companies in Britain.
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Stephen Colbert led off "The Late Show" by addressing the controversy over his Monday monologue, in which he used an unprintable phrase to describe how President Trump, ahem, interacts with Vladimir Putin.
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Finally, at the edge of the world, having appropriated bits of various Pacific Islander cultures (ahem), they met a magic fish named Kanuku that led them to a secret atoll — Volcano Bay.
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But in a world in which minor celebrities — and (ahem) very major celebrities — profit from misrepresenting their achievements, it's not a bad thing to try to correct some part of the record.
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After their hippie cult (ahem, commune) gets raided, the family moves to the suburbs, thrusting Rainbow into a new, unfamiliar world — and forcing her to reckon with race for the first time.
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As its leaders were the first to say, Bloomberg helped focus the campaign relentlessly on data and accountability, imposing a discipline that is, ahem, not always present in the nonprofit advocacy world.
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Keep this on hand, and you basically have a decoder ring to figure out what the hell any politician is talking about — in some cases (ahem), perhaps better than he does himself.
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Ahem. I give you this piece from Michael Reilly, editor of MIT Technology Review: We are familiar with Donald Trump's stance on climate change: it's a "con job" perpetrated by the Chinese.
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" In the teaser, a buck naked Lowe (with private parts blurred, alas!) sets up a camera in his bedroom, turns around and does some, ahem, provocative wiggling as the "Love Theme from St.
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Since splurging on a fancy new fridge or major renovation isn't quite in our sights (ahem, budget), we're dishing out nine affordable gadgets that'll get our space up to speed in no time.
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Of course, there's a twist on this Greg Berlanti-produced series that makes Riverdale more than your average *ahem* Teen Peaks, or a PLL knock-off: it's also an update on Archie Comics.
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Their, ahem, new blood includes lab director Dr. Kingshuk Das, previously associate director of UCLA's clinical labs; and clinical consultant Dr. Waldo Concepcion, formerly chief of clinical transplantation at Stanford University Medical Center.
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Twitter appears to be a little savvier this time around, however, with commenters either calling out the scam as fake or commending the creative "bandit" on a bit of, ahem, good, clean fun.
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However, even if you find that your baby is a little, ahem, aggressive, that's truly a good thing, says Silvana Ribaudo, MD, an Ob/Gyn at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia University Medical Center.
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Ahem: But everyone makes bad forecasts; Republicans are still going on about the over-optimism of the Romer-Bernstein forecast of early 2009, insisting that it proves that the stimulus was a failure.
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There are the over-the-top outfits no one could possibly get away with wearing anywhere else (ahem, meat dress) and the can't-miss fashion risks that are clearly just trying to #breaktheinternet.
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It lacked the dramatic display of, ahem, goodies that we saw with the night's other gowns, but I appreciated the subtle nod to the Grammys' standard skimpiness by way of tiny shoulder cutouts.
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What starts as a small tug under his right eye quickly morphs into a full-blown (and unnerving) shedding that likely left Mission: Impossible's very own unmasked stars green in the, ahem, face.
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It spent mountains of cash and political capital to pivot away from Snyder's doleful vision that critics hated but at least was working with a loyal (and, ahem, vocal) swath of DC fans.
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Though Netflix recently canceled some other superhero shows (ahem, Marvel), The Umbrella Academy has been unleashed, and siblings Diego, Luther, Klaus, Allison, Vanya, and Five are here to try and save the world.
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Perhaps you already know Queen Bey's go-to place to grab a slice of pizza, and have also cased the joint a few hundred times in hopes of spotting her there (ahem, guilty).
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That may be a small price to pay (ahem) to not have to carry your phone around as you exercise, but it's a price that's probably not going to go away anytime soon.
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I often rely on YouTube to pull up music that isn't on Spotify, and with background mode we can listen in the car while also utilizing Pokémon Go — ahem, I mean Google Maps.
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Acne. One Distractify writer, Landry Taylor, decided to take one harsh truth of puberty (ahem, going out in public with a major breakout) and combine it with the fantasy realm of Harry Potter.
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" She'd teased Chavez about the remarks, once writing to him in a letter: "Being a now (ahem) experienced lobbyist, I am able to speak on a man-to-man basis with other lobbyists.
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The year 2019 reinforced self-care as a mainstream practice, taking the multifaceted form of stress-release outlets from mindfulness apps to calming wellness treatments and physically supportive products — ahem, the body pillow.
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I loved the story that went along with this recipe, too, about the South Asian immigrants who have carried starter cultures like heirlooms, across continents and oceans, and, ahem, even through airport security.
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But it is intriguing, which is maybe more appropriate for a show that loves to keep threads dangling (ahem, Kimmy), the better to pick them back up once we've let down our guard.
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During the show's original run, Trading Spaces' homeowners often prayed to have their space designed by Vern Yip, a safe bet for an elegant makeover that lacked any outlandish finishes (ahem, hay-covered walls).
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But as the breakup of A68 and the Larsen C ice shelf continues, scientists are becoming increasingly focused on a singular question: Was this event the, ahem, tip of the iceberg for Larsen C?
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Like all good meme streams, the Simpsons Shitposting™ group evolves (or, ahem, devolves) on a near-daily basis, but the emphasis is always on The Simpsons, particularly the show's giddy, inventive early seasons.
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However, we do understand that there are certain situations in which it might be essential to be a little bit secretive about your snacking, like, ahem, when you're stealing said food from someone else.
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If you haven't watched Wild Wild Country, I'll summarize: It's the story of a spiritual community (ahem, cult) gone deeply astray, replete with a militia, private jets, machine guns, murder attempts, and mass poisonings.
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But sometimes, items that are built for the most extreme things (ahem, peddling a few hundred miles) are also helpful for daily life (in this case, maybe not having creeps peeking up your skirt).
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There are a few new security features worth (ahem) noting, as well, namely the iris scanning screen unlock, which works impressively fast — in fact, I had trouble snapping a still image of the thing.
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Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones, entitled "The Battle of the Bastards" filled us all with many emotions — specifically the glorious elation at seeing the final demise of much-hated Ramsey Bolton (*ahem* Snow).
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Ahem: She is so perfect that I need to start looking for faults: the bridge of her nose has a little crook; there are blackheads in the indentation between her lower lip and chin.
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Dinklage has picked up two Emmy Awards and one Golden Globe for his portrayal of Tyrion Lannister, while Clarke plays Daenerys Targaryen (Harington's current love interest and, ahem, long-lost aunt on the show).
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To get our tablescapes up to par on the fly, we teamed up with Smirnoff to create three easy, beautiful decor hacks that will impress even the judgiest of the bunch (ahem, Aunt Carol).
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Instead of the bright, primary colors that diners have been admiring for decades, the Unicorn Froot Loops offer up dusty rose (ahem, millennial pink) loops alongside soft purple ones and the standard yellow rings.
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We remember the days of going there as a kid and having to wait through the, ahem, boring part of the meal (lunch or dinner) while we impatiently fidgeted until the main event: dessert.
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The gloaming setting, the dead girl at the heart of the narrative, the casual use of the gory or grotesque, even the ominous synth theme (ahem, Stranger Things)—these have all become familiar tropes.
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When they do discuss issues, they keep it across-the-spectrum and safe — decrying political polarization and college debt — and never address topics that might impact their own brands (ahem, a $15 minimum wage).
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Those are the formats we actually use to share moving pictures right now, the formats that work in any app and across any device (excepting, well, a lot of iOS apps and devices. Ahem).
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The song, "What You Came For," is literally talking about someone (cough — Harris) staring at the most perfect person in the room, a person who makes lightning strike every time she (ahem — Swift) moves.
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Houzz was trying to scratch at a similar concept, and could even leverage customer data to see when it is worth manufacturing a string of bathroom renovation projects or, ahem, work from home setups.
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Alexa can help with a lot of those, but we still rely on real humans to wire up thermostats, tell jokes, play music, discover interesting facts, carry letters, and even report the news (ahem).
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Trybal Gatherings was founded by Carine Warsawski, 34, a buoyant, Boston-bred M.B.A., with the goal of fostering lasting community among Jews in their 20s and 30s, and, ahem, a few in their 40s.
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We'll be leaning on this stylish duffel-suitcase baby to get us through the hectic holiday-travel circus ahead — and waiting with bated breath for new color drops (ahem, pale pink or vibrant orange).
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The owners of Etsy shop I Heart Pop Candles, are answering a, ahem, burning question: What does Derek Shepherd (or as fans of the long-running series affectionately refer to him, McDreamy) smell like?
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Of course, being an emo over the age of 20 is unspeakably, ahem, lame *shifts in chair uncomfortably, tries to cover spotify playlists with hands, sobs gently into Funeral for a Friend pencil case*.
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To its environmentalist critics, who question whether putting up cash to cover 17.5 percent of its cleanup obligations is sufficient given the company's, ahem, "history of financial insolvency," Peabody responded, in effect, tough shit.
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My roommate brought home a case of the grapefruit—ahem, Pamplemousse—flavor, which judging by the look of the pink-orange-teal-purple cans, seemed like something Richard Simmons would have chugged after Jazzercise class.
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Part of the reason the Clinton campaign has hounded Trump so doggedly on race, for example, isn't just because she hopes to attract and energize more voters of color (or, ahem, do the right thing).
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The result is a fun and playful take on a lip ring — and unless you zoom in like a digital beauty editor on Friday afternoon deadline (ahem, me) you'd never know it was actually crystals.
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Buckle your seatbelts and, ahem, fasten your crown as tight as you can to your head — the mashup of The Fast and the Furious and The Crown you've always wanted is rapidly approaching...kind of.
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Many have attempted to blend genres by collaborating with a country star (ahem — Nelly and Tim McGraw's "Over and Over"), and some have succeeded (Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's "Go Ahead and Break My Heart").
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A good wingfemme also probably takes advantage of the convenient proximity of your ear to her beak and whispers a reminder to read that book about attachment she mentioned to you a year ago. AHEM.
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The parade also offers Arya the first look at her (ahem) brother Jon since that episode, with the close siblings (or so they think … ) being separated for the entire run of the show until now.
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It's based on the administration's view that bureaucratic roadblocks (ahem), rather than, say, a lack of federal and private investment, is what is causing this country to have what Trump called a "third world" infrastructure.
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When you think of TMZ, you probably think of celebrity mugshots (ahem, Khloé Kardashian), surveillance camera footage (who can forget that disturbing Ray Rice video?), and countless, somewhat sleazy paparazzi pictures (here, here, and here).
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And if you're a daft "centrist" gripped by baseless fears about the deficit, you use the revenue to pay down the debt and pat yourself on the back even as everyone is worse off. Ahem.
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The Dutch company this week announced the launch of the third generation of its module phone, the Fairphone 3, which appears to prioritize transparency, accessibility, and greater usability over gigantic piles of money (ahem, Apple).
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Academics, meanwhile, believe "Uncle Drew" is the first feature film of its kind, taking product placement one step further in a new avenue for branding and signaling the film industry's willingness to — ahem — play ball.
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The car battery died the first night, the dog had an, ahem, accident in the car, our snack situation was abysmal, and the sheer boredom of driving 1,700 miles made everyone a little on edge.
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If you're like most people (ahem), you can probably relate: The average American worker wastes around 50 minutes at work every day, according to a study last year from the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Here's a fashionable and functional option for you: The Hurom H-AA Slow Juicer is literally known for being pretty (ahem, there's a rose gold option) and Amazon is offering them for 20% off today.
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Kia crushed it with the dashboard design inside its Imagine concept EV. Basically mocking other cars with lavish in-dash touchscreens (ahem, Byton and Tesla), Kia brought in 21 smartphones to build a dash screen.
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While Alda plays the president as a lot less, uh, "evil" than Trump, he's very insecure, relying on his advisers to make decisions for him and make him look good (ahem, kind of like Trump).
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You may not be surprised to learn that such a calculation involves more than a couple of dubious assumptions and some fuzzy math, and perhaps another agency (ahem, NASA?) might be better suited to checking this.
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Actress Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys Targaryen (Harington's current love interest and, ahem, long-lost aunt on the show) was also photographed arriving in Scotland, as was producer D.B. Weiss, according to U.K. publication Evening Express.
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On Saturday, the New York Times Styles section published a profile of the younger Don that discusses, among many other things (ahem, that time he got arrested for public intoxication) his love of the great outdoors.
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In the 12 months since Slimane became Celine's creative director, a divisive new logo, a fresh handbag debut, and an eerily familiar ad campaign (ahem, Saint Laurent) all offered clues into the French fashion house's future.
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Between sky-high price tags and explosive PR issues, it's no surprise that some of the — ahem — other devices that have reigned supreme in the smartphone world for the past decade are now facing stiff competition.
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In case you're not familiar, Wattpad is an online site and mobile app where writers can share their original stories — often things like fan fiction or sappy love stories (ahem) — with a wide community of readers.
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Despite the fact that athleisure is one of the fastest-growing apparel categories of the past few years, there are some among us (ahem — it's me) who can't remember the last time they sweated on purpose.
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And it so happens that this version of Batman himself — a wildly overconfident, narcissistic billionaire insisting that he's the best and that no one's actions or ideas could possibly match his own — feels strangely relevant, ahem.
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Commitments from other wealthy individuals (like Bill Gates) and interested organizations like (ahem) the NFL Players Association, and UnitedHealth Group helped round out the commitments to get the fund closed at its $350 million hard cap.
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Often, there's so much pressure for people to rush and release new content (ahem, George R.R. Martin) with little thought given to just how emotionally, mentally, and physically taxing that might be for the artists involved.
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The use of mood lighting on planes has almost become cliché—ahem, Virgin—but what if airlines could take that idea a bit further, actually using LEDs and projected imagery to wholly improve the flying experience?
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Watch the video above to see it all come together and hear more of our, ahem, rave reviews — and to learn how to make the infamous trifle at home (without the beef!) follow the recipe below.
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Now, the subscription service might be a haven for indie buffs, a sinking ship for longtime users in denial (no one in particular, ahem), or even a relic if things don't go as planned moving forward.
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Plex has for a long time been one of the more popular services for streaming your local content, including music, photos, movies and TV shows you've ripped from DVDs – or, ahem otherwise acquired – to other devices.
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And while Stamos may have aged like a fine wine, the idea of suddenly looking up and seeing one of Uncle Joey's puppets in the middle of an, ahem, intense moment would definitely kill the mood.
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A lot of exciting collections (ahem, MAC x Chris Chang) have been coming out of the beauty sphere lately, and we're about to add another to your must-buy list that's sure to rev you up.
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The trailer for the third installment of the horror franchise dropped Wednesday, and people are already starting to make comparisons between the characters in the fictional Purge land and, ahem, some of the U.S. presidential hopefuls.
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While there's no need to go on an, ahem, fruitless juice cleanse, if you've been laboring under the delusion that small batch bourbon and salted caramels are actual food groups — this week could bring a reckoning.
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Ahem: Be aware that during this Memorial Day weekend in our lovely country, when law enforcement officers are on high alert, that too much engine power easily could lead to a traffic ticket anywhere you go.
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Unveiled (ahem) in settings as romantic as a wisteria-hung garden (Monique Lhuillier) or as slick as a glamorous penthouse (Elie Saab), the most eye-catching looks bowed to tradition while reaching for freshness and relevance.
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It had a savory, herbal element that combined with the lively acidity may be reminiscent of a, ahem, very good vinegar, which has a tart tang that is a long way from the acrid industrial versions.
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Their only help comes from their mother's oldest friends, played by June Squibb, Annette O'Toole, and Marceline Hugot, and local brothel (ahem, bed & breakfast) owner Enid Devlin (Margot Martindale), whose long been estranged from the group.
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The Yankees caved to Rodriguez after he used his in 2007, infamously giving him a new 10-year deal with visions of a marketing bonanza around his chase to be (ahem) the clean home run champion.
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The show-stopping song Thursday came courtesy of Young Thug, the skeletal Atlantan who had just finished walking the runway with a bottle of (ahem) Sprite in the pocket of his suede-and-fur combat jacket.
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Several of the most, ahem, popular films of the last decade have relied heavily on actors doing motion capture, from Lord of the Rings and Avatar to this year's Ready Player One and Avengers: Infinity War.
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It should be noted that this is actually a higher proportion of U.S. award winners than usual, a decision made in recognition of the, ahem, specific challenges to environmental policy coming from the U.S. federal government.
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In The Last Jedi they seem to be seen only aboard ships (and on Crait, but we'll get to that.) They're retreating from the destruction of Starkiller Base, waiting for the First Order to — ahem — Strike Back.
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For seven seasons, we've had to say goodbye time and time again to characters that meant so much to not only Westeros and the apparent center of the entire show (ahem, Ned), but our Thrones-addicted hearts.
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And then there were some anecdotal stories that came out about people who just say that they were simultaneously wearing their Fitbit while they were playing Pokémon Go and they got like 14,000 steps *ahem* Ina Fried.
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In an impassioned speech, he announces that the government will be giving the NHS more money for staff and medical equipment and will call a public inquiry into the causes of air pollution (like, ahem, burning coal).
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Now, I'll grant that the timing of this revelation is certainly convenient, in terms of Paige getting the last bit of confirmation she needs about her mom just as things are going, ahem, topsy-turvy at work.
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Channeling a souped-up version of ex-Flint Mayor Dayne Walling, Snyder promised to drink and cook with the water for a month, returning to Flint every week for an, ahem, fresh supply of the wet stuff.
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While some of the trends she's best known for have long been retired — ahem, denim formalwear and pigtails— many looks she ushered into the fashion and beauty zeitgeist stuck around past the death of our first iPods.
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Season 5, Episode 2: "Smithereens" Cast: Andrew Scott, Damson Idris, and Topher Grace Plot: Maybe you live with the day-to-day fear that eventually staring at your phone (ahem, a "black mirror") will completely break you.
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Although some of rock's previous saviors maybe verged on taking themselves too seriously—ahem, The Strokes—PWR BTTM are having a fucking blast, and they're doing it while bringing you to tears and making your heart hurt.
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Mankind Divided introduces a few new augments for Jensen that let him do things like dash forward quickly, slow time (ahem, accelerate his movements), and blast enemies and walls with a pulse weapons that knocks everybody down.
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VandeHei's piece was deservedly mocked on political Twitter, but his impatience with the two-party system as we know it is shared across the country's upper class, from Silicon Valley to the (ahem, Hamiltonian) world of finance.
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One of the central questions as Trump prepares to seek a second term is whether or not voters will make that same calculation in 2020 -- will a desire for change trump (ahem) compassion in a candidate again?
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In a city that doesn't always have its shit together (ahem, "blizzard" of 2014), the BeltLine's planned 33 miles of multi-use trails have helped put the city on the map when it comes to urban redevelopment.
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One way to make wind and solar more firm (ahem) is to attach storage, which can store excess production during the day when it's cheap and sell it into the system at night when it's more valuable.
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A small department at the tech company LivingSocial, which provides discounts for activities and travel in cities across the country, proved to be the perfect setting for a group of outgoing 20-somethings to, ahem, live socially.
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Right after some raucous horn blasts suggest Octavian in his moment of, ahem, climax, Mr. Petrenko followed Strauss's instruction in the score to play "in strict time," bringing exact rhythmic articulation to the series of syncopated chords.
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If a director can be judged on successful vibes (can a director be judged on successful vibes?) and also on not, say, boring me to tears by being overlong and indulgent (ahem, The Irishman), she was robbed.
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Its compact size makes it easy to store in even the tiniest of apartments and compared to pricier fitness gadgets like, ahem, the nearly $500 vibrating massage gun that is currently all the rage, they're largely affordable.
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Swift garnered a somewhat right-leaning, ahem, reputation when she failed to speak out publicly on then-candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 election, instead posting another Instagram post urging her fans to vote without any recommendation.
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Ipso facto, Dany is Jon's aunt, he is her nephew, and I'm over here on my couch with some popcorn actively rooting for their budding romance, telling myself that is not, most definitely not, ahem, you-know-what.
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So when Puma announced the brand was teaming up with Kylie Jenner on its next celebrity campaign, although she wouldn't necessarily be our first choice amongst these super fit sisters (ahem, Khloé), the partnership still made perfect sense.
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And while the online dashboard won't tell you who to vote for, it does help to display which candidates are dominating online conversation (ahem, Trump) and which topics and issues are currently in the forefront of voters' minds.
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According to Thomas Müller, Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola got heated after going down 2-0 to Juventus during yesterday's Round of 16 match—enough so that he threatened to remove his team's, ahem, manhood, if they lost.
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In addition to being a legendary soccer player (ahem, footballer), philanthropist, UNICEF ambassador, model, businessman, and six-time winner of the Teen Choice Award for Best Athlete, David Beckham is also just a guy who loves his family.
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In college, we (ahem) experimented with vodka gummies (and the pun-friendly rummy bears), and, just like spiked fruit punch served from a trash can and shoes dedicated to showers, it was something we left far behind us.
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But with the rise of a new 'chain on the — ahem — block, namely Ethereum, and new ways to fund the development of new crypto-platforms with ICOs, the narrative is shifting somewhat to the entire cryptographic asset class.
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"The Libertine" is by turns prurient and moralistic, as one might expect of an account of the man whose poem "Signor Dildo" (no, I'm not joking) gives, ahem, rise to some boisterous stage business in the second act.
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And, when you add up all of the more than two dozen private and chartered jets Price has taken since May, the pricetag -- ahem -- is now north of $1 million taxpayer dollars, according to calculations made by Politico.
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The bottom line: Senior members of the British government have said they aren't ready to "point fingers," but that there will be a robust response if a "state actor" (ahem, Russia) is determined to be the guilty party.
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Here's the thing though: Because many of us go keto based off the advice of our friends, not off the counsel of our doctors, it's not our doctors we consult when things go south (or, ahem, won't). Instead?
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I meant very small: It basically consists of Marco Rubio of Florida and Mike Lee of (ahem) Utah, plus perhaps Arkansas's Tom Cotton and a few other figures trying to adapt to Trumpism rather than just surviving it.
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For energy modeling enthusiasts (hi), probably the coolest thing about this little bit of research is the tool Vibrant has built to do it, the WIS:dom (ahem, Weather-Informed energy Systems: for design, operations, and markets) optimization tool.
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If the president of the United States is an, ahem, moron, that seems like a big deal, and one that our system of government — which has few remedies for a mentally unfit executive – is ill prepared to handle.
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After disappointing and flat answers from two of his fellow male candidates (ahem, Bernie and Joe), Yang's praise of women — even the women on stage beside him — was a testament to his position on gender roles and equality.
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Which was the successor to Skylake, which there's some speculation that some of the PC makers — ahem, Apple — may have been holding back on introducing newer models because some people weren't particularly pleased with Skylake as a processor.
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While we did get to play with it (in a crowded coffee house—minds out of the gutter please) we've haven't done the, ahem, thorough testing necessary to say whether it's as cool as Klinger claims it to be.
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She might have briefly dated Prince William years ago, but since marrying, she definitely became part of his elite crew, known as, ahem, the Turnip Toffs— a group of British aristocrats who live near one another in the country.
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While some fans (ahem, me) felt that MTV was doing the show a disservice by leaving plenty of questions unanswered after the show's Halloween special, the series will now live on with a new cast, storyline, and, presumably, killer.
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One of those ideas concerns hunger and desire, as seen most clearly in the scene where Reynolds is driving his car like a maniac toward home so that he can, ahem, devour Alma, and she looks at him knowingly.
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" Referring to city whose—ahem—exuberant sports fans memorably pelted Santa Claus with snowballs, he said, "Whatever I've got in my career now, I would have had a great deal more if I played in Los Angeles or Chicago.
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Just as the rapper's androgynous leather kilts are only now making it big (ahem, Jayden), so the waves made by his much maligned Grammy's scarlet sweatsuit ensemble from last year are only beginning to reach the sartorially-minded masses.
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Nevermind accessibility, Coil's sound benefited and was enriched by engaging with elements of more, ahem, palatable modes of music-making (pop, acid house, etc.) without sacrificing their integrity, much as Throbbing Gristle did so on 20 Jazz Funk Greats.
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Music festivals are supposed to be a place where everyone can have fun, and while, yes, it's great to let your freak flag fly, sometimes you simply need to respect other patrons by keeping your—ahem—baggage to yourself.
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This customized version of iOS (ahem FBiOS) will ignore passcode entry delays, will not erase the device after any number of incorrect attempts, and will allow the FBI to hook up an external device to facilitate guessing the passcode.
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Ms. Baker's style, here in particular, might almost be called micro-naturalism, in its rigorous attention to the rhythms of real speech and everyday interaction, which are rarely as smooth — or, ahem, as speedy — as they are depicted onstage.
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By the time Lycra became a staple in women's wardrobes, the skinny jean was still being designed for Hollywood's cowboys who sported a style of slim-fit bottom that accentuated, ahem, all the right curves for the silver screen.
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Even before he, ahem, "stormed" the SCIF, though, Gaetz was a regular on Fox News, confidently regurgitating conservative talking points and jumping at every opportunity to trash the Green New Deal with his own half-baked legislative riposte, a.k.a.
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Last week, we caught up with Figure 1 founder and CEO Gregory Levey to learn the latest about the operations (ahem) of his four-year-old, 50-person, Toronto-based startup, which has now raised more than $20 million altogether.
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So it's not really a surprise that when Luhnow is asked about all the, ahem, crap the Astros received over the first three years of his tenure and the success the franchise had in 2015, he suddenly starts to smile.
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For the few of you who actually own a HomePod, news of the added functionality may be, ahem, music to your ears, but the addition would've also been nice if it was included in Apple's launch only a few months ago.
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In case you missed this, two days ago a fight broke out at a youth baseball game in Lakewood, Colorado, apparently after several coaches and fathers grew angry over the inconsistent calls of an umpire — who was (ahem) 13 years old.
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While this process is still occuring, it's worth calling your members of Congress to remind them where you stand on this issue, and that you haven't let it go (nor will you let it go this fall during midterm elections, ahem).
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Because the app makes it easier to stream from your own personal videos to the TV's big screen, it may appeal to those who have amassed a large movie library — perhaps by ripping from their DVDs, or, ahem, some other means.
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It sure sounds like straws were settled on as the first step of last resort, and according to their expert in psychology, these 8-inch white "tools" (ahem) also make for a good marketing "prop" for a conversation focused on sucking.
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In light of this—ahem—over-saturation of music, and especially since Brockhampton mix genres in the same way professional chefs make use of the kitchen, it's worth getting to know their most crucial tracks before the new record releases.
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Proterra is also licensing its drivetrain — it will be used by the EU's Van Hool for its new line of BEBs — and has (like, ahem, Tesla) open-sourced its fast-charging technology, which can fully charge a bus in 10 minutes.
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With visions of refund checks dancing in your head, it's hard not to start spending before the cash even hits your bank account — especially when Beyoncé and Jay Z announce their OTR II concert at the height of tax season. Ahem.
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Our theme this week is GIRL GROUPS AND BOY BANDS, and although I didn't get the boy band I initially opted for (ahem … Backstreet Boys), a close second comes from only the one and only R&B Trio sensation, TLC.
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He adds that the firm plans to stay firmly rooted (ahem) to its mission of supporting seed-stage founders whose companies may ultimately require a lot of resources, yet which Root can help because of its collective engineering and investing muscle.
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Ahem. Now that I've finally managed to undig my fingers from my eye sockets, it's time for our re/cap of HBO's "Silicon Valley," the insider sitcom that's so on the nose, it might as well be a giant funny zit.
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Just know that if there are armored enemies near you and you need to grind the metal from their body with the power of a raging engine, consider slamming a MOTORCYCLE THAT IS ALSO SWORDS directly into their faces. Ahem.
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And while their 103th year was certainly jam-packed with excitement between Drew's engagement and and, ahem, their PEOPLE cover, there's already plenty of evidence that 39 is going to be just as magical (pun intended) for the HGTV stars.
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Created by a former Bachelor staffer, the series' pitch-black take on reality TV romance returns this June to Lifetime, and PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly can exclusively reveal three new promos that show how the, ahem, small-screen sausage is made.
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Just think of all the creative and festive tropical fruit possibilities: a drink complete with tiny umbrella, an edible bowl for mango sorbet, a sweet spoonable snack, or even a bra (ahem, worn in the privacy of our own homes).
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According to Dunham, "Honey" will feature on Robyn's next album, the follow up to 2010's Body Talk (feel old yet?!), and thankfully for Girls, it's just further proof that Robyn, despite her bubblegum pop beginnings, can make anything (ahem) cool.
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Whether you're in desperate need of a last-minute (and, ahem, totally free) centerpiece for your dining room, or want to add a little holiday flair to a side table or countertop, this simple idea is sure to do the trick.
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In the past, Trump has highlighted "Angel Families" who had relatives killed by undocumented immigrants to make the argument that immigrants are linked to crime—an argument that seems, ahem, "racially charged" since studies have found that link to be bogus.
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Pissing off international leaders, like the London mayor (and many others, like, ahem, North Korea); blaming storm-ravaged countries; and ruining companies' value, like when he tweeted about Amazon, are all examples of Trump using Twitter to blow things up.
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As we, ahem, start our engines and gear up for the premiere (and 100th episode), the reality show is teasing some of the exciting things to come, with a new trailer and a list of guest judges for the upcoming season.
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That's because it literally has been no time; the most recent episode aired just yesterday, and now less than 24 hours later we are forced back into this completely bonkers world where everyone (ahem, our girl Rachel) is suddenly crying.
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Both pursuits take lots of time and energy, and as such, finding ways to prevent sports and academics from overlapping should be encouraged by the NCAA and other people who proclaim that the purpose of major college football is, ahem, education.
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In the tweet below, he reminded us that the ancient Greek god Zeus, who desired the human Danaë, tricked (though, in a modern understanding, we'd probably say "raped") her in the form of golden rain (often represented as gold coins): Ahem . . .
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Adorime Triple-Points VibratorFrom: AmazonThis, ahem, creative vibe can be used myriad ways, according to the NSFW diagram here, which we recommend you click on only once you're sure that no one is in plain sight of your computer screen.
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I know I've been an, ahem, acquired taste for some of our readers, but I can't begin to tell you how thrilling it is to be part of a news organization with so much influence, depth, competence, drive and reach.
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And, with that, a vocal segment of New York's smoking class insisted that certain changes (ahem, the Smoke-Free Air Act) were wiping out all that made New York exceptional, turning it into just another rule-bound, salad-nibbling American city.
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New York's bill ensures that 40 percent (or, ahem, no less than 35 percent) of all state climate and clean energy spending — funds from RGGI, the state's Clean Energy Fund, any future initiatives established by this program — goes to disadvantaged communities.
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Perhaps when we get farther down the road (ahem) — when more vehicles are electrified, when car sharing is more firmly established, when the benefits of automation have proven out — we can move to full automation without the risk of carbon blowback.
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Some that stand out include Ed Begley Jr.'s deadpan delivery when discussing his micropenis (ahem, "phallically challenged"), and a mascot showing up to a performance only to realize he is supposed to entertain an auditorium full of blind children.
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The next day I had grand plans to run 10 miles to prep for my half marathon on May 18 — but after 100 lunges (and, ahem, some wine the night before) I was so sore I could barely get off the couch.
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While the producers seem to be more lenient when it comes to how well liked the lead for The Bachelor is (ahem, Colton), they usually cast one of the most liked women in the house and on social media for The Bachelorette.
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We have been patiently waiting for these two to bone since the first season (ahem, some of us have been waiting over 20 years, since the first book was published in 1996) made it obvious that they are main characters of the show.
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However, take our word that they exist, from the above clip featuring Rainn Wilson reimagining Lector's, ahem, "face borrowing" scene, to Dumb and Dumber, South Park, The Cable Guy, The Simpsons, Family Guy and even a wisecrack from Sofia on The Golden Girls.
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In a press release, the social media giant says that its new Order Food service, which users can find right on the explore page, brings together national restaurant chains, local spots, and the most popular delivery services for an – ahem – seamless user experience.
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Though some shows get tons of recognition right out of the gate, winning big for their first and second seasons (ahem, Modern Family), others make a late showing, only first getting nominated a few (or in some cases, many) seasons into their run.
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We've all been there – with so much media to consume, it's impossible to keep up, and sometimes – even when it's literally your job, ahem – analysis paralysis sets in and it's impossible to summon the motivation or commitment required for a new binge.
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The only way it can end well for him now is if he's been freed and this just hasn't come up because the Stark siblings were dealing with bigger problems (ahem, Littlefinger) or if someone, maybe Sansa, tries to negotiate for him.
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In addition to reminiscing about her wedding dress as well as her favorite, and first, prom ensemble — it had an, ahem, very distinctive hue — Conrad divulged the go-to piece she'd slip into when heading to job interviews back in the day.
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Also, oh yeah: There are far more ostensibly unsavory places to get links from, that bring as much (if not more) traffic (to places like Slate!) that nobody's writing hot takes about, because it's just not as counter-intuitive to hate. Ahem.
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It's worth (ahem) noting that unlike the New Zealand update, this push doesn't cut off the phone from mobile networks (and also won't stop it from accessing Wi-Fi), so those desperately clinging to their devices can still use it while plugged in.
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It is a reminder that fashion houses do not dictate what we wear, much as they might try to convince us they do; that in the end, it is the buyer's decision, even if it is on occasion a little, ahem, questionable.
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I'll be interested to see if HuffPost's move signals more of these unpaid blogger platforms (ahem, Forbes) changing tack, and just as significantly whether these sites can find the magic formula to replace it in their revenue streams if and when they do.
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He made this abundantly clear in a new radio interview with, ahem, BBC Coventry and Warwickshire, wherein he dropped some #exclusive #info about what he's been listening to to get himself psyched up for performing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's upcoming wedding ceremony.
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During a circuitous, indefensibly long campaign, Sanders has managed to drive left-leaning, politically passionate millennials away from the Democratic Party's nominee and into the arms of a bunch of third-party nobodies who currently function as (ahem) valid options for protest voters.
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Add to that dozens of new travel coloring books for adults that aim to, ahem, draw people out of their smartphones and transport them, for about the cost of Wi-Fi on an airplane, to places like London, Cuba, New York and Tokyo.
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The best way to think about Oregon's bill is as a rolling series of public investments in clean energy and infrastructure, job creation, environmental remediation, and community resilience — not unlike, ahem, the Green New Deal — funded by a cap-and-trade system.
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Worn largely with patent loafers or white and black bow-bedecked spectator flats, sometimes generously pleated, sometimes palazzo, once even in the form of sheer skinny knickerbockers (ahem, maybe not) they made for easy walking, even into the most formal of events.
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Of course not -- when I was on staff, though I did my best to maintain editorial integrity, sometimes I got the message that (ahem) it would be really great if I could include a major advertiser's product in a gear roundup, for example.
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Yet the relentless grasping after dominance that's on display — as well as the mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey's gymnastically raunchy, coke-addled portrayal of Nero (Nerone, in the opera) — does evoke something of the riveted disorientation endemic to our time of, ahem, norm-breaking.
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Similarly, a tickle in the back of your throat can make you cough: The larynx sends a signal to the vagus nerve, then the brainstem and the spinal cord, where neurons signal the muscles in our chest and abdomen to contract. Ahem.
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It was made when Dick Costolo — who also invested in TellApart (ahem) — was still CEO, and Twitter's interest in the company speaks more to its ongoing push to generate more revenue, regardless of whatever changes may be underway in the consumer-facing non-ad product.
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Call this your 25-star & up only club, with entry granted by our devoted-to-the-goods shop editors There are many pieces that cruise through the trend cycle every season, have their moment, and ultimately fall off the map (ahem, paint-on skinny jeans).
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While Charlotte's reaction is a little over-the-top (seriously, sex toys do not replace sex with real people), the episode does teach us a few wonderful things about sex toys, the first being that women can take pleasure into their own *ahem* hands.
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It's worth noting that Apple isn't alone in this practice (we don't have to tell you how many iPhone knockoffs are out there) — technology companies find, ahem, inspiration from one another or take different amounts of time to launch similar features all the time.
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While it won't be live-streamed like the royal weddings of 2018 (even though, ahem, it should be), we are giving the Jonas-Chopra nuptials the royal treatment and tallying up their soon-to-be combined net worth once they are bound in holy matrimony.
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Haley is clearly no stranger to evolving and adapting to her environment (she has said Hillary Clinton inspired her to get into politics), and with the current challenges in foreign affairs (ahem, North Korea), we should expect to see more of her and not less.
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" Since rounded-hip hourglass bodies have often been portrayed as ideal in recent media, women have gone to great and often dangerous (ahem, waist trainers) lengths in an attempt to achieve that shape — for no reason other than that it's somehow perceived as "on-trend.
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La La Land's singing and dancing stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone may be center stage in the Oscar-nominated film, but movie history buffs (and Angelenos) likely noticed another small but significant cameo right at the end when, ahem, the big thing happens.
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In the space of about 24 hours, Scaramucci likened their relationship to the biblical Cain and Abel, accused Priebus of leaking his financial information, called him a "paranoid schizophrenic" in a, ahem, colorful interview with The New Yorker and predicted Priebus would quit. 33.
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It's a theory that holds no water in medical fact: Lee died of a cerebral edema that was said to have been a severe reaction of him taking an over-the-counter medicine for a headache (ahem, at the Hong Kong apartment of his mistress).
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Signs of this include introducing random new characters (ahem, Nikki and Paulo on Lost), plotlines getting increasingly more batshit insane (Nip/Tuck or basically any Ryan Murphy show), and two characters being paired up who shouldn't be (Nick Miller and Jessica Day on New Girl).
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Ahem. It would be unfair to the rest of this incredible episode to dwell too long on a dialogue-free, 10-second shot of Alison Wright, but Martha's unexpected appearance in that Soviet grocery hit me like a ton of suspiciously nice-looking tangerines.
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Universal healthcare, paternity leave, education, and 17 years of broadband internet notwithstanding, something like 25 percent of songs on the Billboard Hot 100 were made by Swedes; the gaming industry lays claim to Angry Birds, Mirror's Edge, Uncharted, and not to mention, *ahem* Minecraft.
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The WWE Network first launched in February 2014, and is marketed as a way for hardcore WWE fans—ahem—to keep up with the company without having to pay upwards of $50 per month to your local cable company for monthly pay-per-view events.
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Together with another moment of weird juxtaposition from Yang Li, who accessorized his gothic ode to his own imaginary history of 1987 to 2087, in all its dark, frayed-edge rose-thorned glory, with a random very large … zucchini (ahem), it was also a lesson.
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I'm training to be a political theorist in an oversaturated job market with an overabundance of Ph.D.s, increasing university administration, increasing reliance on – ahem, exploitation of – adjunct instructors, and what feels like an all-time low in the diminution of the value of the humanities.
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Ahem, anyway, if you've yet to experience the game for yourself, then picking up the season pass on Steam will grant you access to all four of its existing acts, as well as the fifth one when it releases at the end of the month.
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Jennifer's clearly not long for this world (ahem, see the next loser) but that makes three out of four Roy siblings somehow sexually involved with the cast and crew of Sands, so hopefully Willa will consider casting Gerri as a dune of some kind.
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And it's in VR. Rez Infinite, the (ahem) up-rezzed version of Tetsuya Mizuguchi's cult classic that came to PlayStation 4 last year, is a launch title for PlayStation VR. Don't panic, you can play the entire game outside of VR when it arrives next month.
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The molecule, called GK-PID, is necessary for multicellular creatures (like, ahem, us) on Earth to develop and researchers found that an ancient genetic flip in this molecule is what launched the whole thing in action, reminding us all how incredible it is that we even exist.
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Cash-in books both trashy and slightly less trashy are waiting to be published, Diana's (ahem) chatty former butler Paul Burrell is planning some more dapper TV outfits, and newspapers are already running nonsense from psychics who claim to have contacted Diana from "beyond the grave".
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In 2008, Michael Phelps made, ahem, waves when the New York Post reported that his calorific breakfast included three fried-egg sandwiches with cheese, tomatoes, fried onions, and mayo; a five-egg omelette; a bowl of grits; three slices of French toast; and three chocolate-chip pancakes.
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At a price point that may take a little getting used to — ahem, $475 - $495 — the collection of retro lenses reflects duo Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia's idea of creating meaningful accessories that represent the workmanship and style that are at the heart of both brands.
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While we've excluded the cost of getting there, these vacations take into account lodging, activities, and food, although for the latter, we're expecting you to get thrifty and eat most of your meals at home (ahem, this writer lived off of $233 a day in NYC).
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I mean, I still have relationships, ahem, but I've spent the last year and half really focusing on turning my career in a more emotionally fulfilling direction and learning new skills and hobbies that, as I get better at them, improve my confidence in healthy ways.
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You'll still get your fair share of Champagne-hued mermaid hemlines, but you'll get the pantsuits, superhero-cape situations, and up-and-coming indie designers to make this red carpet a treat for your breed of fashion obsessives as well the more — ahem — traditional red-carpet gawker.
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Most Americans are probably familiar with the, ahem, vibrant title of this book thanks to a copy (print or DVD) of Woodward and Bernstein's "All the President's Men," a term employed equally by conniving frat boys and Nixon-era political strategists to denote fraudulent election shenanigans.
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A few weeks after it was announced that Netflix would lose fan favorite 30 Rock in October (along with Friday Night Lights, which has yet to spoken for, ahem), Hulu inked a deal to become the new home for Liz, Jack, Tracy, and the TGS crew.
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Even Giorgio Armani, the designer who once upon a time solved the problem of what soft power looked like, was seemingly flummoxed by the proposition, resorting to a questionable pun — "Charmani" (ahem) — as a title for what turned out to be a collection based on the bubble.
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Unlike many of his competitors (ahem, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, even Andrew Yang), Mr. Sanders is unlikely to be able to mount another campaign — both because of his age, 78, and the fact that he will have run twice already.
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Lapsed payments can occur for many reasons — like expired credit cards, changes in addresses requiring an update of the billing ZIP code, corporate cards getting shut off because your company's expense program is ridiculous (ahem), credit cards that get disabled by the bank and so on.
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One of the best parts about Netflix's dating show Love Is Blind (besides watching contestants communicate in the pods) is seeing the engaged couples discuss real world issues like race, age, and finances rather than glossing over those topics like some reality shows (ahem, Bachelor in Paradise).
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This little-known curio stars Walter Huston as a corrupt, apathetic and adulterous president who, after nearly losing his life in an accident, undergoes a humanistic change of heart, becoming an all-powerful but benevolent leader under the tutelage of the titular angel and, ahem, Abraham Lincoln.
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Force-feeding Bruce Bogtrotter some chocolate cake in Matilda (1996) Bruce Bogtrotter (Jimmy Karz) may only be Roald Dahl's second most-famous gluttonous boy (the number one spot definitely goes to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory's Augustus Gloop) but little Bruce takes the cake (ahem) on this list.
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Both of the daughters' issues with their mother are connected to sex, and the show liberates its Latina viewers (ahem, me) with very hot, very explicit feminist sex scenes, showing these girls get the kind of sex they want, on their terms — queer, topping, receiving of pleasure, cheating, descarada.
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Some of us (ahem, night owls) might hit snooze a million times before getting out of bed and scrambling to pull together a look, while others — those self-proclaimed morning people — might rise with the sun and promptly meditate, set goals, and craft a matcha latte from scratch.
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Every brand has its iconic handbag silhouettes, and yet, each year, a fresh crop of styles come on the scene and threaten to steal the spotlight, from the high-end brands you know and love to smaller, contemporary ones that make waves seemingly out of nowhere (ahem, Cult Gaia).
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") And while I'm throwing around the words 'alleges' and 'claimed,' it appears that Halo Top is fully aware of this problem (Ahem, alleged problem) considering they have a 'low fill form response' page on their website "specifically for consumers to report under-filled pint containers to Halo Top.
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The annual Congressional Women's Softball Game will take place Wednesday evening, pitting members of the House and Senate against a team made up of representatives from news organizations including CNN, The Huffington Post, NBC, The Los Angeles Times, Roll Call, NPR, Politico, PBS and, ahem, The New York Times.
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Ahem: Red carpet coverage starts at 7PM ET on ABC, with the awards themselves starting at 8PM ET. You'll be able to stream everything live via ABC's website or via its Android / iOS app — in all those cases, that's going to require login credentials from a TV provider.
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As journalist Michael Moss elucidates in his book Salt, Sugar, Fat, the addition of sugar to our food (along with, ahem, salt and fat) was a key strategy of food companies like Kraft, Coca-Cola, and Nestlé to engineer their products for maximum "bliss" and get us hooked.
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Ireland fans weren't totally outside the radius of violence, but it seems that they bridged support for their opponents anyway: And perhaps the crowning moment of peak Irishness: Northern Ireland fans and Republic of Ireland fans coming together—despite some historic, ahem, tensions—to sing some known songs. Sláinte.
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Wherever you happen to fall on this extreme spectrum (ahem, the latter), it's fairly conclusive that picking up cups of brewed beans on the daily can majorly add UP. So wouldn't it be nice if there were some cost effective way to make your own damn cup of Joe?
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And if you're planning on applying for a mortgage, it's a good idea to not only not apply for new credit, but to stop most credit card activity (ahem, including adding to the debt you're not paying off each month) about six months ahead of time, says Harzog.
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But to me it makes perfect sense: Stripe will eventually want to go public, or be acquired by an even bigger commerce (or tech, ahem, Google?) behemoth, and this is its way of saying, at a key moment for online shopping: We're here, and we're coming for you.
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The first new construction project on the Mall since the creation of the DC canal system, the Reconciliation Wing has been subject of curiosity not only as an opening move in historicizing the National Shitstorm (ahem, The Interstate Conflict) but also as a formal progression in post-Capitol architecture.
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While Mason Cap plots to take over the No. 1 appliance supplier to Rebecca Cantu's ailing department-store chain in order to stick it to her boyfriend, Mason Cap's founder is confronted by its major-domo, Sarah, about, ahem, extracurricular activities with the company's investor relations specialist, Lauren.
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I say this as a member of that tribe (although one on the, ahem, younger end of the timeline), someone who's lived through the endless political and cultural wars painted in stark black and white by a group that sees life only in terms of us versus them.
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The spectacular arrival of the Glow Razor, which looks clear in broad daylight, immediately garnered some intrigued oohs and ahhs from R29 HQ. However, our initial reactions were soon replaced by an interesting scenario: Are people shaving their legs (and, ahem, other places) from a totally lights-out bathroom?
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That's especially attractive as dental businesses become rolled up into large service provider plays in much of the U.S. Image courtesy of VideaHealth Image courtesy of VideaHealth Dental practitioners also present a more receptive audience to the benefits of automation than some other medical health professionals (ahem… radiologists).
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It followed on the heels of another viral tweet from Twitter user Sean Clancy (whose avatar includes Pepe the frog and the text "don't tread on memes"), which featured a video of a pair of Nike shoes on fire and seems to have, ahem, ignited the hashtag #BurnYourNikes.
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It's essentially a more high-tech version of where Google Glass crashed and burned — but instead of trying to forcibly insert a computer where it doesn't belong (ahem), the HoloLens has a slightly different remit: Unlike the ill-fated Glass, it's not a wear-it-all-the-time piece of kit.
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Despite the fact that he's taken the time to tell us how to outfit our day drinking, reminded us to live, ahem, More Life, and has even been seen taking a super-inspiring date to the NBA Awards, nothing is enough to keep poor Drizzy from missing Bad Gal RiRi.
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And there are some, ahem, complications that arise from having two separate native music apps on the watch: in addition to streaming from the Music app, you can also stream from a new "Radio" app that appears on the Watch (Music will run you $10 per month; Radio content is free).
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Given that some companies are included in the app from the get-go and others (ahem, Lyft) require some amount of footwork on the part of the user, having Google's support will make muscling away any market share that harder for smaller or up-and-coming services of a similar nature.
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It makes for interesting browsing for those of us who think robots building cars is interesting and all, but that it's clearly time for the 'bots to see to some of our, ahem, other needs, as well — even if very good sexbots might bring on the end of the human race.
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So Kadlubek reached out to his former employer at a local theater, whose fantasy novels were experiencing some success as an HBO series (ahem, Game of Thrones) to ask if he'd like to purchase an abandoned bowling alley on the outskirts of town, and become one of their first investors.
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Whichever route you choose, here are some tips for filing your taxes at the last minute: Are you, unlike myself, someone with, ahem, a "real job" and therefore just have a single W-2 from your employer to report Do you not have any special deductions like houses or kids?
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But many of the people who are in the process of simply surrendering to Trump are people (ahem, Sean Hannity) who clearly just want conservative politics to go on as before and don't see why a Trump nomination needs to get in the way of their continued profits from Conservatism, Inc.
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And since taking care of your complexion is another one of those must-follow adult rules, we have insight on how you can shield your skin from daily damage with Clarins Multi-Active Day Moisturizer SPF 20, while still enjoying all the things that give you feels (ahem, beach days).
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" Amber Rudd, who was the home secretary when "Bodyguard" was being filmed, wrote an article about the show for The Times of London, later commenting slightly coyly to The Telegraph that some (ahem) aspects of the relationship between the home secretary and the bodyguard "may be a little far-fetched.
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The one-piece style is not just a glorified (ahem, adult-acceptable) version of the leotard: it's a trusted fashion favorite for layering; it's easy to dress up or down; it comes in a range of figure-flattering styles; it makes daring necklines feel safe and simple cuts feel sexy.
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Also his seemingly effortless ability to slip into the voices of other people: His father had an affection for mimicry, and would stage scenes with his son with their new video camera — including one about a German child molester in which the young Mr. Deblinger was cast as the child. Ahem.
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Most of them are, ahem, lousy (please don't see When We First Met), but as with everything Netflix picks up and throws against the wall, a couple of these movies have stuck, particularly the office-set shenanigans of Set It Up and the winning teen romance To All the Boys I've Loved Before.
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You can find everything from the hole punch blending in with a sloth hanging from a thick branch, to quirkier ones like the hole punch cleverly hiding in the... uh... (opens new window, look up the Star Wars essential guide to vehicles and vessels), ahem, "Superlaser focus lens" on the Death Star.
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Fans of Brodesser-Akner's notorious celebrity profiles will especially appreciate how she applies a deft, journalistic touch to flesh (ahem) out the novel's cast of characters into complicated but relatable strivers who covet each others' Hamptons houses, use boutique fitness classes for networking, and host parties that are part salon, part swingers club.
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"Even though I'm in my third trimester and flying and tv performances seem light years away from where I've been living (on the couch ahem), I realized that neither being pregnant nor having this baby will ever prevent me from doing what I love so much in the world," she wrote on Instagram.
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Conflict tears the picture in two as a Spookies confidant, Ann Takamaki, distresses over being perceived as a harlot of the homeroom, the subject of so much schoolyard gossip regarding her and a teacher, only to find herself exploring dungeons in a "sexy cat" outfit complete with a tail and, ahem, "cleavage cutout".
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There are reasons to be hopeful, whether it's the fact that Facebook and other social media outlets are beginning to see their role as deliverers of media, or that, historically speaking, humanity has been through cultural-upheaving media innovations (ahem, the printing press) and gotten to the other side better off than before.
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Unlike other YouTube channels that became popular on the back of loud overacting and childish cursing—ahem—Game Sack distinguished itself with lighthearted yet in-depth discussion of topics like the Sega Saturn, Japanese video games that never left their home country, and the best controllers from the 32-bit era and newer.
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I had also been working the bottom of the grid and had a pretty good hunch at 104A and 104D — ahem, "__ bowl" and " __ men" — so those were the first two places that I grabbed my neon highlighters, the ones that come in GREEN and ORANGE, and marked off my first two rebus squares.
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Since the City of New York fined him for holding campaign events in the atrium of Trump Tower—his gaudy attempt at shoving a gilded, metaphorical phallus into the very sky itself—Trump has announced that he will be holding his so-called, ahem, "victory" party at the New York Hilton Midtown.
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The discovery of these physiological mechanisms is important for its own sake, but it could lead to new kinds of soft and dynamic materials that could be used in everything from medical applications (imagine a cuttlefish-inspired bandaid) to military camouflage (*ahem* this study was funded by the U.S. Air Force's Office of Scientific Research).
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It's part of his continued effort to keep Jamaica on that conscious ting and make it more Rasta-friendly, something that I talked to him about when we met at his childhood home in Spanish Town last year for the Jamaica episode of Noisey (coming to VICELAND on March 29 at 10 PM, ahem).
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This June and July, this intern will set sail on three of their luxury cruise ships for three weeks, traveling to New York, the Caribbean, Asia, and the Mediterranean, while capturing the entire experience on IG. Oh and this ahem "intern" will also be paid $3,700, and have all expenses and accommodation paid for.
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FROM PEN: Chrissy Metz Talks About Her Weight Loss Journey Mirroring her This Is Us Character's More Details Revealed About That Big Jack Mystery Another thrilling confirmation: Creator Dan Fogelman made clear that the circumstances surrounding the death of Ventimiglia's character Jack will be, ahem, laid to rest some time in the next 18 episodes.
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Finally, those who already rent out their place will already be aware of the Superhost scheme but now, as a guest you can work up to becoming a Superguest, which awards those who behave well (ahem, we're looking at you recent party havers) the chance to get benefits like free airport pickups, treats and discounts.
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Rules have never gotten in the way of a good time for this raucous group of basketball fans who have been attending the Final Four since the 243s as members of a club — or, ahem, a "university" — called Maguire, named after a bar in Chicago, where its founders made it out of whole cloth.
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Their wet work to discredit Christine Blasey Ford will have to be outsourced and done mostly outside the hearing room; consider the sordid, outrageous attempt by Ed Whelan — a friend of Brett Kavanaugh's who heads a prominent conservative think tank on, ahem, ethics — to throw suspicion on a look-alike classmate at Georgetown Prep.
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Instead of the problem being that they won't play women, we're starting to see a world where women, and anyone else who wants to find success in country music without adhering to a narrow idea of what constitutes the country sound (ahem Lil Nas X and Yola), can have enormous success without needing radio.
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Many in the audience are seated at ringside tables that recall the famous Sam Mendes production of "Cabaret" at the same venue, and several brave playgoers get roped into the action and even, ahem, bumped off (not really, of course) — which probably isn't what they expected when they bought tickets for a springtime matinee.
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It has this air of exclusivity, steeped in the myth that you can't make real country music unless you're a certain type of person (white, Southern, macho, working class)—even though some of country's biggest stars are actually ex-pats (ahem, Keith Urban), and the genre's ethos is supposed to be about the everyman.
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We all know how Outlander's Jamie Fraser lost his virginity — it made for one of the most, ahem, memorable hours of television ever — but that doesn't mean that the dashing Scot was lacking in life experience before Claire Beauchamp Randall crashed into his life, first in the pages of Diana Gabaldon's novel, then in its Starz adaptation.
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Musgraves was launching into the "country" part of her program, and as such, the best assumption is that some of her fans were less familiar with the excellent tracks that graced her first two major-label albums, not to mention the songs she wrote for other artists before that (ahem: "Undermine," of the television show Nashville).
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He's a go-getter, enterprising, spontaneous, a bit proud, impatient, and at times egoistic (ahem — the selfies.) His enterprising and spontaneous traits are exemplified by his mile-long project list (there are currently over 20 projects he is involved in this year on IMDB) and the fact that he has attended no less than 7 colleges at some point.
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But in exchange for this totally legit offer that in no way would be a complete and utter farce (ahem), Trump would have to allow Russian government officials to come to the US and question a group of Americans — including former US Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul — about their alleged "illegal activities" (in the words of the Kremlin).
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The answer to that question will unlock much of what follows.) Bobby, Wendy and Chuck agree there that, in order to spare themselves, they will have to find a fall guy, and for the rest of the episode, all three of them use (ahem) all their powers and all their skills to make Dr. Gilbert into that guy.
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That's the supposedly ominous future that critics in the technology industry paint for American life online if the Federal Trade Commission doesn't weaken — ahem, "update" — the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998, as it applies to education technology, platforms that host child-focused content and the voice-assisted devices that are flooding into homes today.
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It made for a fitting (ahem) start to the not-quite week, which is in something of a reduced state these days, in part because there is so much else going on that demands attention that exclusive clothes seem the least of the matter and in part because of awards season, which acts as a more populous substitute runway.
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Dealing with virtual assistants today can often be a source of frustration (ahem, Siri), but Toyota thinks it'll one day be the key to unlocking a new type of bond between human and machine: The carmaker thinks that the best way to keep us loving our cars in this future is to make it seem like they love us back.
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MACH had been on life support at least since at least March, when the New York Times reported that officials from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, part of the NIH, had aggressively courted funding from the booze industry to conduct the study … with the implication that it'd turn out, ahem, fine if they ponied up the cash.
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However, in every presidential cycle since 220006, the candidate leading in national polls this early lost the nomination except for three: Walter Mondale (2202), Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2628 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE (28500) and Hillary Clinton (6900). Ahem.
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After all, attention to detail, the ability to control multiple variables at once, shoulders that can (ahem) shoulder the burden of office — qualities conveyed through the exactingly squared-off cut of a suit free from wrinkles and the polish of perfectly parted hair — were once considered crucial to electability but have been rendered seemingly irrelevant by the ascent of Mr. Johnson.
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That's great, but, after they have argued and discussed the list (and, ahem, "corrected" us for our oversights), I sincerely hope that they find the time to seek out those movies that they may not know, including the likes of "A Touch of Sin" and "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu," titles that easily stand alongside the cinematic classics of the 20th century.
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Jerrod Carmichael's interview on "The Late Show" last week was one for the ages: He argued that money should buy you the right to cheat, that the word "paranoid" should be erased from the dictionary (it was the day of WikiLeaks' latest revelations) and that "living in America is like finding out your grandmother died, while you're" ... ahem, in a compromised position.
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We're not sure if this is a good or bad thing, but this is the second Ig Nobel awarded to Yang and Hu; back in 2015, the researchers won the award for revealing the so-called "Law of Urination," whereby all mammals require around 21 seconds to empty their bladders (with a rather generous standard deviation of, ahem, 13 seconds).
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Yup, the highlighter-purple shade that has also been the name of a Warhol superstar who died in 2014; a 2006 dystopian action film starring Milla Jovovich as a rebel infected with a vampiric virus; an online activist community founded in 2012 to combat sexism and violence toward women; and a kind of light that can cause skin cancer (ahem).
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As Republican leaders attempt to make sense of 2016 from their 2017 vantage point, they will have to face up to the simple reality that not only did a significant share of their voters prefer Donald Trump, but also the so-called establishment candidates (Rubio, Bush, Kasich, and, ahem, Christie) did not even combine to win as many as half of the voters.
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That's partly because, for viewers of a certain age (ahem), It functions as an effective big-screen time machine: Unlike King's book—which was adapted in the early 1990s as a hokey, if sincere, TV miniseries—this big-screen version takes place in the summer of 1989, a period of ample pop pleasures (Lethal Weapon 2, New Kids on the Block) and zero bike-helmet laws.
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When stylist and archivist David Casavant began collecting vintage designer clothes at age 14 in his hometown of Tennessee, he didn't realize just how much he'd amass through college to present day — but now, a regular loaner to stars like Kanye West and Kim Kardashian (ahem, that vintage Chanel bikini had to come from somewhere), the menswear enthusiast has built a full-fledged business.
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Sure. (In the words of Kevin Garnett, anything is possible!) But the key question is whether the American public -- up to and including loosely affiliated Trump voters in 2016 -- are willing to believe that the Justice Department and Mueller are willing to risk their credibility and that of the American justice system to pursue a trumped up (ahem) case against a variety of Trump campaign officials.
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The 2020 Limited Edition Mac Bundle Featuring Parallels Desktop If you know that your sibling is getting a MacBook this year, help them get the most out of their newest laptop with this bundle of award-winning apps, including the popular Parallels Desktop which allows them to run Windows programs (and, ahem, games) on their Mac, as well as photo-editing favorite Aurora HDR.
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Not so fast, according to CNN polling boss Jenn Agiesta who made this great point -- ahem -- to me earlier today: It's possible that almost six in 10 people believe Trump is truly a racist, but it's also possible that those people just don't like Trump at all and are willing to agree to any and every very negative thing a pollster asks about him.
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Yesterday, members of their fan club (ahem) received mysterious "letters" that probably pertain to their new album, which is probably called Blackout: I mean, fine I guess—it's just that for some reason, while very similar marketing works for musicians like King Krule and Brand New who have been out of the spotlight for years, for U2 who are, for better or worse, extremely hammy, it feels a lot less interesting.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany has an absolutely perfect piece in The Atlantic on a phenomenon familiar to any longtime Tinder user (ahem): the person who keeps swiping right on you and showing up in your feed no matter how many times you say no to them: I had heard from women on Twitter, and from one of my offline friends, that Alex was rude in their DMs after they matched on Tinder.
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Facebook may be planning to finally make a real jump into music this year (side note: Instagram has interesting potential, as well, with its massive growth and newfound product focus on copying elements that work on other platforms — ahem, Snap), YouTube is a sleeping giant that I think could be very close to turning the corner and Twitter could wake up and realize how to make audio a hook for its users.
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Once a fledging idea borne of a dinner party conversation about the taboo nature of money, over the last three years, we've published over 1,000 diaries from all 50 states and around the globe, garnered a loyal (and sometimes, er, judge-y) commentariat, inspired a whole gamut of copycat series (ahem), published a book, and, most importantly, stayed true to our mission of normalizing conversations around the not-always-glamorous and sometimes super uncomfortable topic of money.
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"We launched a public cloud product for AWS towards the end of last year, which today is in use by customers, but the dominant use case for us is on-prem," Erickson said, who said that while the media (ahem) loves to talk about cloud, in many cases large enterprises have actually been slower to migrate processes in cases where legacy services still work well, and they still harbour distrust of public cloud security and reliability.
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Then I was promptly distracted by incoming work emails and forgot my coffee at home; you should have heard the noise I made on the subway when I realized (it got me looks.) Thankfully, the Living Team here at Refinery29 are very kind souls and offered to share their homemade coffee with me (but no one has actually poured me a cup yet, ahem.) Zoe:Last time I did this, I didn't start thinking about what I was going to eat until panic set in, at around 8 p.m.
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Obvious career lessons the women learned were revelations to me: Stick to the instructions, but be proactive if you make a mistake (in the case of the closed Alberta Ferretti shop); take every work opportunity given to you, especially if recommended by senior staffers ("She's going to always be known as the girl who didn't go to Paris"); know when you've grown out of a job (like Whitney did when she moved on to People's Revolution); and there will always be someone who seems like she's got it more together than you (ahem, NY super intern, Emily).
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