It is amazingly lurid, amazingly tacky, amazingly brash and amazingly bold.
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Amazingly, the president agreed — and even more amazingly, he's very good!
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"He's amazingly prolific and amazingly varied," said the Tate exhibition's curator, Chris Stephens.
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He burst on the scene several years ago as an amazingly fluid, and amazingly prolific, young nonfiction writer.
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"It's amazingly easy to ride and amazingly fun," said Krzanich, who revealed he already has four of the robots.
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If you're generous or susceptible, you can follow these liminal connections to and fro, shuffling between what (amazingly) did happen and what (amazingly) could have.
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AND AMAZINGLY, AND I'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS FOR MONTHS, AND AMAZINGLY CLOSED EXACTLY AT 322 ON THE 30-YEAR AND THAT STARTED THE MODERATE BOND RALLY WE'VE HAD SINCE THEN.
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And — horribly, amazingly — civilians were still being pulled out.
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Amazingly, it's a lesson that's gone unheeded more than once.
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I did so simply because, amazingly, no one else had.
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Amazingly, the intrigue of Hansen's wiretapping claims go even deeper.
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First, it shows how amazingly adaptable these insects really are.
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Amazingly, Arai came home to find his house still intact.
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These were amazingly good questions that nobody had ever asked.
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They're able to learn from amazingly small amounts of data.
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For such a faddish industry, Hollywood can be amazingly ossified.
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Besides, Minnesotans are amazingly good at adapting to the cold.
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Amazingly, I got a response to my FOIA request today.
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But, amazingly, he lived on to the age of 76.
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Amazingly, though, last night's season 2 premiere did not disappoint.
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Amazingly, since his car wasn't damaged, no deductible is owed.
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How amazingly, incredibly efficient and economic everything they did was.
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Amazingly, all three of the people listed are authoritarian leaders.
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Just watch their amazingly positive response to the Metroid announcement.
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Amazingly, the only injury Jacob sustained was a bruised nose.
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Amazingly, Samuels had gone scoreless in the previous three games.
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But I can tell you that it's been amazingly received.
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Amazingly, that's despite risky stocks historically underperforming less volatile ones.
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It's a far place, but it's also amazingly international. Right?
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The truth is, Cramer said, Ulta is doing amazingly well.
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But look out, because they're also just as amazingly vicious.
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Miraculously, it fit amazingly and I felt great in it.
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Amazingly, there were investors willing to gamble on my dream.
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"The truth is they are amazingly courageous people," Russo said.
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Amazingly, the Republican Party wound up embracing this vision comprehensively.
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In 2017, amazingly, eight of our 10 predictions came true.
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My colleagues were amazingly sweet, and we quickly became friends.
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The video, from 2002, is, amazingly enough, set in Mexico.
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We were four girls together, amazingly beautiful and terrifyingly alone.
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Even millennial hipsters aren't interested in his amazingly vast wardrobe.
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So, for example, AlphaZero, amazingly, learned how to play chess.
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"That's okay," she says, in the most amazingly reassuring voice.
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For one, I learned that wine truly is amazingly nuanced.
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"It's also just amazingly interesting, and you can't look away."
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Miraculously, amazingly, Tory Brexiteers began to flip in her favor.
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Amazingly, even under tremendous pressure, Iranian society has remained dynamic.
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The material was amazingly breathable and light to the touch.
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But it's been amazingly successful more than my own ambition.
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And I think that Tina and Robert do that amazingly.
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His personality remained amazingly unwarped by his frustrations and handicaps.
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Biancolella is one of Italy's amazingly diverse white grape varieties.
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The rainforest, amazingly, makes about half of its own rain.
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Amazingly, nobody seems worried about leaving Tilda unattended with Amadeus.
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"The stunningly realistic panoramic photographs are amazingly accurate," she wrote.
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"Amazingly, amazingly, some Republicans who were praising you just days ago for your independence, for your integrity, and your honesty, instantly turned against you because your recommendation conflicted with the predetermined outcome they wanted," Rep.
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Since then, researchers have found that CRISPR/Cas9 is amazingly versatile.
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Since unveiling the Mavic Pro, we've had amazingly strong global demand.
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The third season of Netflix's Black Mirror is amazingly female-centric.
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But, amazingly, 80 percent of the photos people use are posed.
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Smith recently debuted her collection of amazingly vibrant electronically-woven tapestries.
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Commenters flipped out over the kids and their amazingly appropriate toy.
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"Outside [of] siding with myself, amazingly I side with Bernie Sanders."
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She said yes, and, amazingly, they're still together five years later.
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The D8000 have an amazingly detailed, balanced, and dynamic sound signature.
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She was amazingly kind and thoughtful to her friends and family.
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If used correctly, a Boomerang can be amazingly entertaining — and hypnotic.
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And amazingly, people actually watched the mind-meltingly repetitive Facebook Live.
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Amazingly, the dinosaurs sell for a paltry $8-30 million apiece.
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And even more amazingly, it does so while making us laugh.
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At that time, we'd been together for two amazingly happy years.
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Why were we denied what looks like an amazingly adorable scene????
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More amazingly, the vast majority of that group (53%) strongly disapprove.
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I'm so proud of my amazingly talented castmates who were recognized.
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Yet in his personal life, Tim was an amazingly peaceful man.
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Amazingly, on that fateful day in Croatia, the Rimac won out.
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When he did it they were all amazingly subject matter experts.
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Amazingly, the Rube Goldberg machine of old and new tech worked.
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Amazingly, it seems like he did better as a T-Rex.
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Instead, amazingly, Republican leaders tried to govern as they had campaigned.
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Amazingly, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has let the prosecution proceed.
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Amazingly, she never took my advice to run to the middle.
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They're standing before a closet full of amazingly intricate women's dresses.
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Amazingly, there isn't a terrorist in the whole bunch of us.
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Later, I did talk to him, and it was amazingly reassuring.
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"They are amazingly fast and quiet," he said of the deer.
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But there's a third, totally free, amazingly simple option: Google Photos.
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Amazingly, he has shot to the top of the quarterback charts.
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It's also about having a dramatic and amazingly catchy theme song.
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Amazingly proud of mom Moa and her strength during the delivery.
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As Becca's second father, he was amazingly caring and equally protective.
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Douglas was an incredibly kind man, phenomenally articulate and amazingly helpful.
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Amazingly enough, the heart cells began to beat on their own.
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Michael Cannell: Criminal profiling is amazingly prevalent in our culture today.
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Amazingly, the driver of the car walked away with minor injuries.
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But it was unusually quiet on this particular, amazingly beautiful Sunday.
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Amazingly, it begins only three seconds after the last one ended.
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Just a roller coaster of amazingly different feelings and insights. Masterful.
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"She seemed so amazingly mature and knowledgeable to me," Gilmore said.
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Amazingly, it turned out that I did want to watch it.
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"It's amazingly clever but a bit hard to follow," he wrote.
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Amazingly, there is still little evidence of meaningful upward wage pressures.
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Renewables have become "amazingly affordable," according to Bloomberg columnist Peter Orszag.
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"As well as being scary, venom is amazingly useful," Seshagari said.
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Amazingly, they both hold up beautifully years after they were released.
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Amazingly enough, "The Evangelicals," for all its length, is not comprehensive.
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We think they can be amazingly successful without harming their users.
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But despite all the competition out there, Google remains amazingly dominant.
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Some teams work amazingly, and others do not perform at all.
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Average life expectancy, amazingly, has fallen over the past few years.
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Amazingly, though, that could literally be the least of our problems.
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Girls would get amazingly stressed about getting their lights turned out.
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Amazingly, Smith says he's not one to go overboard with holiday spirit.
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Amazingly, Howard actually addressed these things in a comparatively non-bullshit manner.
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Amazingly, the real Eric Trump was the smartest person in the room.
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Amazingly, around 75 percent of Americans look at the internet this way.
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Amazingly, the paint was chipped off when we pressure washed the hull.
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"Jahi McMath ~ Highly favored, deeply loved, richly blessed, amazingly graced," Winkfield wrote.
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The amazingly soft, featherweight microfleece adds extra warmth to any winter ensemble.
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Amazingly, Hadid made it past photographers without suffering any major wardrobe malfunctions.
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You know what else goes amazingly well with both of those things?
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She is an amazingly talented actor who has incredible style and presence.
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Amazingly, Wolf managed to clock in to class at 8:09 a.m.
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Amazingly, the Department of Education is seeking to quash those state efforts.
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The twister caused $20 million worth of damage, but, amazingly, no deaths.
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Amazingly, the power cost of the platform isn't anywhere near bottoming out.
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We handled it, but not amazingly well, because we were so tight.
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It's been a really amazingly supportive response, which I think is awesome.
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Amazingly, this can indeed happen and even better, it is totally legal.
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" Moving forward, Duhamel says Fergie's "doing great," adding, "The girl's amazingly talented.
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Amazingly, few competitors have been able to overtake Venmo's first-place status.
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Amazingly, the Air Force actually apologized to Jeets for the Airman's actions.
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"She was an amazing person, and an amazingly talented actress," Maltin says.
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Amazingly, you can still buy these things at places like Home Depot.
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There is something amazingly therapeutic about the humming of a jet engine.
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Amazingly, this is an improvement on the previous system for most claimants.
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And amazingly, it was I who wrote that up 6 years ago.
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Even more amazingly, the woman remained blissfully unaware of her unusual predicament.
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Amazingly enough, you could even make good money on some of these.
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And, amazingly, for an ancient technology, it's well-suited for modern cooking.
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Amazingly smart and accurate, this new update identifies fonts in a snap.
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Yet amazingly, De Paauw seems to have no regrets about the incident.
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Amazingly, bank lobbyists claim that gas prices have been rising since reform.
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McCain is recovering "amazingly well," according to a statement from his office.
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Amazingly, Ashbery forgave Haddock, who went on to publish yet another of
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The carafe was amazingly bad—it spilled coffee every time you poured.
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We're always impressed at how amazingly comfortable the sisters look on camera.
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It was an amazingly creative and imaginative novel that upended fantasy literature.
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"These were amazingly good questions that nobody had ever asked," he writes.
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Matt Borgelt created an amazingly complicated Pokémon Go costume that actually works.
|
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Yet the crumbling edifices of earlier eras are also, amazingly, still inhabited.
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Not one of them a creature in Rubeus Hagrid's hut, amazingly enough.
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Amazingly, Dad is able to be at our house on Christmas Day.
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Grand Staircase has proven to be an amazingly productive act of conservation.
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And brains were known to be amazingly plastic, even late in life.
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But over all, the murals seem to be in amazingly good shape.
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Amazingly, that's an experience a theme park in Japan plans to offer.
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Amazingly, despite these obstacles, jaguars have maintained genetic connectivity throughout their range.
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Amazingly, almost every detail from this point on remains open to interpretation.
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Amazingly, the Bloomberg campaign responded by actually following through — for three women.
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Amazingly, they're some of the first out, and my posters survived - hooray!
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Amazingly, Mr. Barak blames Prime Minister Netanyahu for the lack of peace.
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But, he declares, for the first time he finally felt "amazingly free."
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Lobsters are "quite amazingly smart animals," according to Michael Kuba, a researcher.
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Amazingly, the tiny car truly does resemble the truck's polarizing angular style.
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Amazingly, that's what one member of Trump's dubious "voter fraud" commission wants.
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Most of all — amazingly — I didn't want to make them feel uncomfortable.
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But it also would be amazingly easy to stop in its tracks.
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Ms. Wolfe's "Stronghold" is for eight double basses, with amazingly dramatic sonorities.
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The protests were, 99.9% of the time, so amazingly peaceful and orderly.
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Update: The United States Gymnastics team noticed Swifts sweet note and responded amazingly.
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Yes, there were some amazingly talented robot teams showing off their robots yesterday.
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Amazingly, these new 40-ounce bottles have a suggested retail price of $4.99.
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Jad's an amazingly talented guy, even though he can't really play any instruments.
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Which is really said—they're such an amazingly intelligent, loyal, and beautiful breed.
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Hawking had reportedly turned down Knighthood, and, amazingly, never won the Nobel Prize.
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The amazingly talented team I manage is responsible for a Guinness world record.
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Already budget-friendly, Prime Day is knocking Chromebooks down to amazingly cheap prices.
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It's really that they've been so amazingly effective at raising capital to date.
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"This is kind of an obscure thing, but it's amazingly important," Light says.
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He gets on one knee and, amazingly, asks for her hand in marriage.
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" The hybrid of the two appears on the amazingly titled "Arbys Combo 1.
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Amazingly, it kept paying salaries for about a year after IS conquered Mosul.
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At 6.1mm and 3.10 ounces, the iPod touch is amazingly thin and light.
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You'd think the sound quality would be terrible, but it was amazingly clear.
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Amazingly, even Greek three- and five-year bonds now yield only around 2%.
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The flavor of tamarind is entirely unique, and it pairs amazingly with tequila.
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Some might say there are viruses there, but it's amazingly good right now.
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It's good for some; it's an amazingly quiet machine, it's a beautiful machine.
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Amazingly, the train was re-opened in time for the Monday morning commute.
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He expected the worst, but was instead rewarded with this amazingly adorable footage.
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Speaking of things that are amazingly compact, check out this brilliant little seat.
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Amazingly, many European banks and regulators are resigned to this state of affairs.
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Amazingly, the cafe currently "employees" two rats, Emile and Remy, as kitten caretakers.
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This means, amazingly, there's no public system for tracking and naming current outbreaks.
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But, amazingly, we still don't understand exactly why it's so bad for us.
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Amazingly enough, largely defunct social network Google+ was listed as experiencing no issues.
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Plus, Meta Athena is made up of a bunch of amazingly talented players.
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Amazingly, this isn't the first Chinese venue to pull off the same tactic.
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Amazingly, even after a long ride, the cat was uninjured — and rather charming.
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"I'm super excited, it's coming together amazingly," Hamilton tells PEOPLE of the film.
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Amazingly, Turner and Dobson's magic became even better after they received their diagnoses.
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And it was based, amazingly, on the data from the original DDE tapes.
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" According to a statement from John McCain's office, he is recovering "amazingly well.
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Amazingly, no one in the GOP seems to be able to do this.
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Amazingly, it only took Vos approximately 35 hours to create the finished product.
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Also, Panzermadels features an amazingly written angry sergeant who always steals the show.
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Amazingly, the company found that 90 percent of these products were actually fakes.
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Amazingly, the four amateur criminals would go on to evade capture for weeks.
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Amazingly, the Trump administration and Republicans have given up on a replacement plan.
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Amazingly, she also said she hadn't heard of any bonuses bigger than $85003,000.
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But amazingly, issues shape voting behavior as much as the personality of candidates.
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The astrophotography mode on the Pixel 4 captured the night sky amazingly well.
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The app was actually built really amazingly, and the camera was really sensitive.
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Amazingly, there was a real Freddy for the real-life Reynolds and Taylor.
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Fan art is notorious for the disparity between amazing and amazingly awful artworks.
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Amazingly, the Russian Embassy in the UK tweeted about the conspiracy on Friday.
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Dear Kelsey,I'm a closeted bisexual, living in an amazingly homophobic African country.
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Amazingly, he came out as dignified a man as when he went in.
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Amazingly enough, some potential immigrants from the Philippines have been waiting since Oct.
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A cafeteria-style restaurant, Havelska Koruna, was amazingly located right in Stare Mesto.
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This one particular foundation was glowy and radiant — it photographs amazingly in editorial.
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Amazingly, Ma made such an impression on Jerry that they stayed in touch.
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Yet amazingly, conservatives whom I have long respected somehow look the other way.
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Creating a campfire is an amazingly fun activity for children — and adults, too.
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It is also a place of erotic fantasy, and, amazingly, not without humor.
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He has been amazingly successfully at crafting a persona that is very likable.
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It performs amazingly, offers a versatile camera and has a fast-charging battery.
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More management deals, cheaper leases, and lower construction all work amazingly for us.
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Amazingly, Kawaii Monster Cafe has attained this celebrity status in just four years.
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It was amazingly challenging, but it was great in a lot of ways.
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It was amazingly challenging, but it was great in a lot of ways.
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One day I tried tying myself up, and amazingly, I didn't kill myself!
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Amazingly, though, in the next two weeks, there were two more requests listed.
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They've done this all over the country and in an amazingly coordinated fashion.
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Had surgery yesterday and woke up to see some amazingly kind and loving tweets.
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It's got an amazingly crappy calculator app, with only the most basic of functions.
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They got in contact with Habitat's amazingly named creators, Chip Morningstar and Randy Farmer.
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Bentley Mulsanne Speed engine plate Amazingly, that power doesn't bash you over the head.
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Amazingly, the dog's physical state was not an indicator of how she felt inside.
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Amazingly, Woods isn't at the top of the list in terms of total earners.
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Ultimately, we're creating a new stock market without stocks, and an amazingly frictionless market.
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Occasionally, when the stars align, there are glimpses of an amazingly convenient device here.
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"He and Jen do amazingly well at co-parenting the children," the source says.
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Has an amazingly immersive, cinematic feel due to the comfy seats & surround sound audio.
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That said, it's an amazingly cool use of the iPhone's powerful front-facing sensors.
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But, she also dared to take on "Chandelier" in an amazingly spot-on performance.
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Moderates, somewhat amazingly, signed onto these changes while getting incredibly little in return. Rep.
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He was an amazingly talented person and it hurts so bad that he's gone.
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Amazingly, she has not suffered any foot injuries so far thanks to customised shoes.
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He got everything to fit, but amazingly, he seems pretty displeased with the result.
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His health disclosures to date have only told us that he's amazingly ultraliciously awesome.
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As a result she could be amazingly rude about them without causing a splash.
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I have an amazingly close knit friendship group and my family are very supportive.
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Amazingly, they've also discovered the meanings behind or "translated" 19 of these specific behaviors.
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Amazingly enough to modern eyes, there was nothing in Kennedy's piece about eating habits.
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All of those just cater to these college entrepreneurs, which has been amazingly helpful.
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We had a couple clubs together, and I thought he was so amazingly cool.
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"They are all doing amazingly well," Kastner said Friday in an email to CNN.
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Oh, and the guys painted super creepy but amazingly accurate portraits of one another.
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Amazingly, that got him even more on board and determined to solve the mystery!
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I'm not sure if it's the knowing semi-smirk or the amazingly stiff arms.
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Their heads are composed of fused plates, with faces which contained amazingly complicated eyes.
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Amazingly, the volunteers who developed it had no prior experience with AI or robotics.
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Plachetka, amazingly and quite amusingly, reappears as Figaro when the production returns in February.
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Amazingly, these contradictions are what helped turn "alternative medicine" into a $34 billion industry.
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"[Magna] is, amazingly, just about a dollar off its 52-week high," Cramer said.
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To Ela, Te, and Tania - our amazingly talented photographer, graphic designer, and website designer.
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And amazingly, there's still a Masonic pyramid on the back of the $22020 bill.
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Then, Gadot amazingly managed to guess Fallon's 'IT' without him having to mime anything.
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Obviously we have to differentiate ourself from what Andy Cohen does amazingly every night.
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I mean, amazingly to me, you all didn't talk about slavery or segregation once.
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Softball is more dangerous than judo, amazingly, and ski jumping is safer than baseball.
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They were Canada's answer to, well, they were Frank Zappa-ish, but amazingly recorded.
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" T-Mobile doesn't see that as a problem because it has "amazingly good security.
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Before Passengers, Lawrence's ascension from indie discovery to blockbuster star had been amazingly smooth.
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Amazingly, given the swirls and frills in such designs, "he worked freehand," she added.
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Amazingly talented young writers were recruited, like Adam Rubenstein, Alice Lloyd and Haley Byrd.
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Howard Weiner This amazingly powerful and beautiful (yes) film is nothing if not original.
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This budget-friendly detergent works amazingly well in removing grease and baked-on foods.
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It's an amazingly high number when put in the context of past impeachment sagas.
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And she's done so, somewhat, amazingly, without turning off Democrats (and non-Trump Republicans).
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The meeting goes amazingly and is so collaborative and positive, so that's a plus.
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Some areas — Italy, for example, are covered amazingly well; some others, not so much.
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We order a soy-based lamb kebab which amazingly tastes just like grilled kebab!
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But Trump, amazingly, does not mention these demands at any point in the interview.
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So, amazingly enough, do the lieutenant governor and attorney general in the same state.
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Most amazingly at no point does Wayne make one one cringeworthy fecal matter punchline.
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"It's going to be so amazingly ephemeral," said the dancer Keith Sabado, a participant.
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"Honestly, it was pretty clear early on that things weren't going amazingly," Lake told Refinery29.
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" Whatley said any suggestion that Elizabeth might have gone willingly with Cummins is "amazingly absurd.
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All feature shades of shadow pigmented with cocoa powder and, amazingly, smell like chocolate, too.
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Amazingly, he was invited inside the mansion and posed for a photograph with his hero.
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"Amazingly, this is a first-in-the-world law," said Gabbard in an e-mail.
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Amazingly, there is no line, so I buy two cheese tarts for us to share.
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I mean, it&aposs just an amazingly sad story but a lot of resilience there.
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If Dota wasn't an amazingly addictive experience, nobody would be gasping with disappointment about it.
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My Warcraft books have sold amazingly well, the Star Wars books have sold incredible well.
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Our team was composed of people who are amazingly bad at doing only one thing.
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The GT500 never fumbled and every gear change was carried off with amazingly fluid smoothness.
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This is an amazingly creative time—what do you want to pull into your life?
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Pretty amazingly, Bianca ran over to console her ... and shared some pretty inspiring words too.
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This was before assistive technology and access to the internet—which have proved amazingly empowering.
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Somewhat amazingly, Flynn wrote an op-ed for the Hill praising the Turkish government extensively.
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Amazingly, this thing is free, so you'll probably want to get to the bandshell early.
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Amazingly, it didn't take a dramatic overhaul to make the Model S go this fast.
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Amazingly, without any sort of flash, Vivo V73+'s camera managed to produce...well, something.
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They combine a disrespect for the old rules of dressing with an amazingly bourgeois sensibility.
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You have to bring your A game here and if you do, it works amazingly.
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Let's not forget to appreciate the amazingly written caption to go along with the photo.
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One victim called police and "amazingly" recited to them the license plate number, police said.
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Still, amazingly, exactly thirty years to the day since "West End Girls" hit the no.
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"Amazingly, this is a first-in-the-world law," Gabbard told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Even at a rally in Nashville on Tuesday night, Trump -- amazingly -- said nothing about Roseanne.
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With billions of users, Facebook was an amazingly effective platform to spread information, he said.
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"Amazingly enough, the subject of this poem is breaking news this week," Lithgow, 73, continued.
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A simple but amazingly complicated aspect was the fact that we were lighting with sunlight.
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It just hasn't changed that much; over time, my voice has stayed fairly consistent, amazingly.
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"The northern part of the reef was amazingly healthy generally until this event," he explains.
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Amazingly, however, current models like the 2016 Audi Q3 are susceptible to the security hack.
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Amazingly, though they're not beholden to the FCC, cable networks still use the ratings, too.
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Getting an amazingly individual waiter like Beeck at a place like that isn't exactly shocking.
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For somebody who creatively was so far out there, he was amazingly down to earth.
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And they still have Felix Hernandez, who's apparently ageless and still, amazingly, a little underrated.
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Amazingly enough, the iPhone's photo is nearly identical, too, and it looks just as good.
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The number of amazingly smart new graduates we get at Twitter each year is crazy.
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"He told me everything—truly everything—about his life, and was amazingly open," Donnersmarck said.
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Amazingly, the students manage to skip over the rope 225 times in just 60 seconds.
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She seems amazingly to keep up with every assistant we ever have, and ever had.
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Educated white liberals joined people of color to elect an amazingly diverse group of candidates.
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Amazingly, we got into Critics' Week at Cannes, and we got things rolling from there.
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Our F.B.I., C.I.A. and N.S.A., working with the special counsel, have done us amazingly proud.
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And it is great: Amazingly crispy image, stunning dynamic range and a barely-there bezel.
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Where are nuanced interventions that explore the amazingly complex qualities of dirt, beyond its color?
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"I think we have been amazingly lucky to have such a wonderful monarch," he said.
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Previously despairing that I would ever be a mother, now my life felt amazingly full.
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Chu considered the making of "Step Up 3D" to be "amazingly fun," and it shows.
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"He handled it amazingly well, but it killed him," said Valentine, speaking metaphorically, of course.
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"The Americans were amazingly strong on paper," said Luke Donald, one of Europe's vice captains.
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The Colgate Total Advanced Fresh Toothpaste gives you amazingly fresh breath while cleaning your teeth.
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"I think that they are just really close friends and co-parenting amazingly," she said.
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During that time I bore witness to an amazingly selfless act of statesmanship and patriotism.
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Amazingly, the result is as stunning to the palate as it is to the eye.
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On the screen, in amazingly clear detail, is a patient lying in a hospital bed.
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CMF research and experience has shown that Congress is comprised of an amazingly dedicated workforce.
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Amazingly, Mr. Trump also outperformed Mr. Romney among all nonwhite groups: blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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Amazingly, none of this is secret, despite the company's best efforts to keep it so.
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His atmospheres are solidly imagined, but the tone is breezy and colloquial and amazingly unliterary.
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But, amazingly, he also needed us to know that he won that dance contest, too.
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Amazingly, Jockstrap isn't the only musical thing that Georgia and Taylor are involved in, either.
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So we did plan B, which I think we've done amazingly well, thanks to the leadership.
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Amazingly, these noises don't come from the birds' mouths, but from the flapping of their wings.
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"He was okay and he was amazingly not injured and not even that cold," Barney said.
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But if you compare expectations for the future it's amazingly weak compared to where they are.
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That's the amazingly diverse, classically American team who pulled together to make the best thrash album.
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Amazingly, the entire vehicle was transported over and is set up in the outside garden space.
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Amazingly enough, it's the second time Pfizer has increased some of its drugs' prices this year.
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"I am so happy to report that Kash is still recovering and so amazingly!!" she wrote.
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Amazingly, an Amazon employee fielding Bezos's emails saw the desperate plea and looked into the matter.
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Amazingly, the F-35 did all these tricks in a configuration that would work for combat.
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Amazingly, however, after daughter Chelsea went to college, Clinton seems to have recovered her vertical ambition.
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It is really well known in our field that google has an amazingly good security department.
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Amazingly, I don't get stuck in traffic, and I make it home at a decent time.
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It's with such heavy heart that we will be saying goodbye to this amazingly kind soul.
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We already have a fiddle leaf, but it's extremely temperamental, and this one is amazingly healthy.
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SK: It was amazingly audacious when you think about it, because they didn't have a product.
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The two of them running together would produce the most amazingly entertaining freakshow in American history.
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As we have learned, if there is a crack, hackers are amazingly creative at finding them.
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But it then, amazingly, turned around and partnered with Amazon to sell Kindles in its stores.
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Amazingly, the much-maligned Spider-Man 3 is the reigning box office champ for worldwide moviegoers.
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And then it was amazingly quiet and students started coming into the school from the playground.
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We digitally print the fabric, so the footprint stays amazingly small and there's no fabric waste.
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"We've managed to hold up in amazingly volatile markets on the asset management side," Jacobs said.
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And amazingly, it still assembles every unit by hand in a workspace connected to its office.
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We would love to visit Japan as we feel its aesthetic would corroborate amazingly with ours.
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Witnesses added that, amazingly, the kiddo behind the wheel obeyed all speed limits and traffic laws.
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With the 3x optical zoom, the result is a darker but an amazingly detailed, sharp photo.
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Finally, once I moved the drone out of Brooklyn I found it amazingly easy to land.
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My Millennial Generation children and their friends, Howe's Hero archetype, are amazingly protective of their children.
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The first match in that series took place last night, and, amazingly, Russ took the field.
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Kigali, Rwanda's capital, is amazingly clean—the result of having a stern disciplinarian as a president.
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Amazingly, Americans, a people stereotypically allergic to abstract systems, found this model of the mind irresistible.
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Amazingly, one member of this team was a movie star on the make named George Raft.
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Nature is amazingly good at making planets, and she puts them wherever the hell she wants.
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Amazingly, no fly balls were hit to Patton, Wood, or Strop during their left field stints.
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Amazingly, that gave us enough material to last us for a full 26 miles of gossip.
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But for now, theaters are not expecting amazingly sharp picture quality to drive in the crowds.
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Here the dancy texture of the moves that Mr. Morris gives his men is amazingly kinetic.
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Amazingly, somehow when the dragon's on set — which, again, is literally a pole — people get excited.
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And the winners have such amazingly American stories and personality types (Biles, Ledecky, and, yes, Lochte).
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Mark's been a presence throughout the season, and – amazingly – only an occasional target for bloody elimination.
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I say "amazingly" because Microsoft was the only company to debut major hardware at the show.
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Venus also meets Jupiter in Virgo, on August 27, so amazingly, people will be getting along!
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"A friend's parents found me an old junker that ran amazingly and bought it for me."
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Amazingly, the centuries spent under the sand left these items in an exquisite state of preservation.
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Amazingly enough, though, nothing in the Constitution gives American voters the right to choose their president.
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Amazingly, even though I had lain in bed right next to him, I was never infected.
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DAVID CROWELL, VIA FACEBOOK The first episode was pretty political but done and written amazingly well.
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She is incredibly smart and hard-working; as friends, I think we would get along amazingly.
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Amazingly, she survived, becoming the first, and oldest, person to accomplish such a fearless, foolhardy feat.
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While very much of its time, "A Very Curious Girl" remains amazingly fresh after 50 years.
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Amazingly, U.P.S. could not explain how it got there or what had taken it so long.
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Amazingly, the black family held out for several years before moving back to a segregated neighborhood.
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Amazingly it's free, just be sure to give them a tip if it works for you.
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Amazingly, he could see that Seo had run only 11.65 miles of the 13.1-mile race.
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Amazingly, the zoo was closed to the public until 1847, nearly 20 years after its founding.
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Amazingly, he didn&apost start digging into it or chewing on it like he usually does.
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"When you look at this painting, there is, sure, an amazingly handsome man seated," Wiley said.
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Amazingly, my colleague Mark Josephson kept track of them, clipping the paragraphs into a running file.
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Amazingly, the line starts moving, and, despite being about 100 people deep, I make it in.
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Amazingly, though, it wasn't the only major development in the ongoing and intensifying Trump-Russia scandal.
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If the meeting of Obama and Trump is any indication, it would have also been amazingly awkward.
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Amazingly, it's still up today, a time capsule of everything beautiful and terrible about '90s websites.200193.
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My family had already found me in the FEMA database, amazingly, so they knew I was okay.
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California brand Richer Poorer is known among its fan base for creating amazingly comfortable basics and loungewear.
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"They think, they remember, they do, and the Myo armband guides the whole process amazingly," said Dijkhuis.
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Amazingly we're about as close to the next Iowa Caucus as we are to the last one.
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Fox News is amazingly effective at disseminating and getting people to buy in to Trumpian talking points.
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In fact, in keeping with most of Nike's line of running shoes, the HyperAdapt is amazingly lightweight.
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Amazingly, that challenge comes to fruition when Ali strolls into sight — and it's a pretty close competition.
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Finally there's a way to get the same amazingly moisturized, revitalized results thanks to these Lip Gels.
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His mother, amazingly, takes Dan into her arms and tells him how proud she is of him.
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And, amazingly, you can sit on it, too—albeit extremely upright and presumably not at all comfortably.
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Serena Williams is an amazingly strong woman — her tennis skills are insane and her positivity is radiant.
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Amazingly, Shaq is the fourth basketball-famous living human to espouse flat-Earth beliefs in recent weeks.
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Amazingly, Jacobson does not even care about which particular teams will be stepping onto the basketball court.
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"He was an amazingly kind-hearted, generous, do anything for anyone kind of person," she tells PEOPLE.
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Amazingly, several studies have found that Medicaid does not improve the health of those enrolled in it.
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Amazingly, there's apparently room at both the top and the bottom of the luxury market for growth.
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"John was a great friend, an extraordinarily talented actor and amazingly good at comedy," said Joyce DeWitt.
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McCain's doctors said he was recovering from surgery "amazingly well" and that his underlying health was excellent.
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But amazingly, the track was available for us to release on wax, for the first time ever.
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Inside that, all the different groups, including minority groups are registering amazingly low, historically low unemployment rates.
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That's a shame, because missionary position can actually be amazingly sexy: In missionary position, bodies are close.
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Amazingly, these eight core leaders of modern Europe have a total of only two children among them.
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In the crowded security camera category Wyze's products aren't so much amazing as they are amazingly cheap.
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" After Politico published Browner's article, Miller of Climate Hawks Vote tweeted that the piece was "amazingly deceptive.
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Since its rise, aspiring influencers have performed amazingly stupid—and occasionally clever—stunts for a global audience.
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Amazingly, a passerby found it on a sidewalk outside the apartment complex the day after the robbery.
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But I can tell you that it's been amazingly received, but I will certainly look into that.
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Don't expect the amazing (and amazingly silly) Tesla Model X-style doors to make it to production.
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Lori Goldston, who plays the cello on these records, is such an amazingly phenomenal improviser and musician.
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"People are just amazingly stressed, and one of the natural reactions is to shut down," said Edlund.
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Comparatively, the Irish subsidiary had been doing amazingly well, reporting €12.4 billion in revenue the same year.
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Skip to 2:20 for an amazingly fiddly gunfight that makes Goldeneye 007 look like Counter-Strike.
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It's there in front of you, amazingly well preserved, highlighting how infinitely small our modern conflicts are.
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Amazingly, Taubman, a political scientist at Amherst, has written by far the best biographies of both leaders.
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Amazingly, or so it seems to those on the left, these creditors expect to be paid back.
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No. But you didn't need that sweet dish rack or those amazingly convenient shelf organizers, did you?
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Amazingly, some Britons argue that even for her usually Eurosceptic posture, Thatcher would have been against Brexit.
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Amazingly, even with all that power the 5703GT has an estimated combined fuel economy of 19 mpg.
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I hate anything with an upward curve, so this dildo is an amazingly smooth and easy ride.
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Amazingly, you can find six nationally ranked pizzerias within a five square mile radius in New Haven.
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We're showing it to honor his legacy and to remind people how amazingly sexy his photographs are.
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That $12 Bluetooth speaker on Amazon didn't earn a one-star review because it worked amazingly well.
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That amazingly contorted and just plain weird sculpture of Portuguese star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo won't go away.
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Amazingly, the cost of our Cuban medical insurance was baked into the cost of the plane ticket.
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Amazingly, according to Ms. Thompson, incarcerated people in Alabama and Texas have recently been denied her book.
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Amazingly, this is still going on: I had a very respectful conversation with the widow of Sgt.
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Amazingly, when no call came, he jumped right up to complain, seemingly none the worse for wear.
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Amazingly, if you take away holes No. 10 and 11, he would be only one-over par.
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From this view, it's amazingly different from usual drops, which, of course, stay where you place them.
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Amazingly, Jenny Koons's perkily ramshackle production manages to keep the energy up for the next 90 minutes.
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And they have come up with amazingly mature decisions by going through the process on their own.
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Amazingly, surgery seems to lower the set point, and even weaken the body's desire to defend it.
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"Gordon was amazingly funny, and we talked so long that we shut down the place," she said.
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Eight years later, Maryann and I became mothers, and we have felt amazingly lucky for 32 years.
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Within a couple years of graduating, Hunter Biden amazingly ascended to the position of executive vice president.
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And anyone who does is so amazingly awful a person that their opinion isn't worth anything, anyway.
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Amazingly I had the opportunity to try a small taste of this spirit right from the bottle.
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"We did see some areas that came out of it looking almost untouched, amazingly," Dr. Dahlgren said.
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We boarded amazingly quickly, likely because of the numerous staff assisting and hurrying us along the way.
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Pros: Amazingly bright light, great price point, long operating lifeCons: Only two output settings, rather heavy unit
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Amazingly, the Shockers built this huge advantage despite shooting just 4-of-15 from 3-point territory.
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Amazingly, charter schools receive an average of $3,814 less in federal funding per student than public schools.
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Amazingly, it had also been doctored, as a committee led by Jonathan Taylor, a British lawyer, found.
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Amazingly, given the horde of Democratic candidates, Iowa has no natives or neighbors from which to choose.
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Amazingly, he stopped, went out of his way to pick up her phone, and handed it back.
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Nine people, including three children, were killed — though none, amazingly, in the flattened town of Franklin, Tex.
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We're actually not filming this, amazingly enough, but almost everything else does seem like it's filmed now.
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House Republicans have unveiled tax reform and reduction legislation that is also an amazingly powerful job creation bill.
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Amazingly, the bulk of those contributions came from low-income and working people whose donations averaged $27 apiece.
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Amazingly, this one, posted six years ago, is just as prophetic (and technically accomplished) as the new one.
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I remember the last show of your Australian tour was in small room and you were amazingly loud.
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When asked the question point-blank by a reporter on Friday, Trump sort of amazingly refused to answer.
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To the amazingly talented vocalists who competed on the show and blew my mind on a daily basis.
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" "She had an illness that she's recovered amazingly from," Fisher said , noting that Reynolds "had a spinal issue.
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And healthcare in Ecuador's major cities is the equal to anything available, anywhere, and at amazingly low prices.
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The owner has an amazingly '11s collection of VHS tapes with some home movies peppered in as well.
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Amazingly, each piece is cut by hand, and can take anywhere between one and 100 hours to create.
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Amazingly, the write-down on that single acquisition is likely to be substantially greater than the purchase price.
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On the other hand, certain features make it an interesting contender in the amazingly competitive mid-ranger arena.
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" Nina director Cynthia Mort expressed similar feelings, telling Entertainment Weekly, "Zoë gave an amazingly courageous and great performance.
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Amazingly, Becca keeps Chris, and sends John — the fifth active hire at Venmo and an avid runner — home.
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"My wonderful, strong, amazingly compassionate brother John Coughlin took his own life earlier today," Laune wrote on Facebook.
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She's doing amazingly innovative things with that business, but it is handicapped by its positioning in the marketplace.
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Amazingly, his 91-year old wife, Vera, passed away just a few minutes later, at 6:54 a.m.
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Well if you don't already know about LOFT's amazingly chic petite collection, prepare to have your mind blown.
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But there are so many that -- his words were right on -- amazingly arrogant when you talk to them.
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"They played amazingly," Curry said of the Warriors in his absence, during which the team went 9-2.
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Amazingly, this would soon turn out to be just the tip of the iceberg on Roppolo's downward slide.
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"I think it's amazingly responsible," said Kristian Hammond, a Northwestern professor and CEO of AI company Narrative Science.
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The senator's doctors say he is recovering from his surgery "amazingly well" and his underlying health is excellent.
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Remember how amazingly bizarre Christopher Walken was in Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice" music video back in 2001?
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Amazingly, the doctors were able to put out the fire and complete the surgery with no other complications.
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"Greta is amazingly courageous to be standing up against ignorance and injustice regarding the climate crisis," said Herrmann.
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That shift is giving birth to amazingly well done short form works that rival the work of Hollywood.
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Now, amazingly, surreally, as is becoming more clear with a steady drip of reporting, we're seeing it happen.
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Amazon is such an amazingly tough competitor because Jeff [Bezos] is such a long-term thinker and planner.
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And amazingly, and in terms of the whole of human history, blazingly fast, culture seemed to have shifted.
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It looks painful, then painfully glorious, then just painful again, and then kind of amazingly goofy TV movieish.
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Gomez is an amazingly talented performer who has had a ton of success at a very young age.
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Trump's tax cut, amazingly, is equal to 45 percent of projected income tax revenue in the United States.
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As WeChat shows, a single dominant app, particularly with a payments system included, is amazingly convenient for users.
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Amazingly, you can still spend much more than that on vintage cars, if your pockets are deep enough.
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The Senator, 80, is recovering "amazingly well" and his current health condition is "excellent," according to McCain's doctors.
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Introducing the world to a huge ensemble of amazingly complex characters, The Wire captivated viewers for six years.
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Amazingly, once the cork-like growth was removed from the resin, it was still glassy and sweet-smelling.
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The picture is amazingly sharp, the sound is excellent, and the setup is as simple as it gets.
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Amazingly, a week later I received another letter, once again demanding that I send a check for $222.
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"I thought Portland State played amazingly hard and well — they knocked us back," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said.
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Despite looking like it was animated using a Myspace layout editor, the movie amazingly came out in 2013.
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Amazingly, through his simple premise and technique, Bronzit taps into something much deeper, the desire to escape loneliness.
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The Luxe desk lamp looks amazingly simple, but it's a long-lasting desk lamp that offers great versatility.
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And I found the whole thing amazingly amusing, but I was sitting next to this very charismatic guy.
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Amazingly enough, "birther" questions about Ted Cruz's qualifications for the presidency have suddenly become mainstream in the GOP.
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Not only are wild coyotes difficult to observe, "they're amazingly tuned in to people watching them," he added.
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"It was amazingly continuous — every single depositor from the time when it opened its doors," Ms. Haws said.
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Even more amazingly, despite Stahl covering an incredibly wide range of issues, she broke essentially no new ground.
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Most people shrink as they age, but amazingly, as noted in the Times article, this president gets taller.
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I walked down Broadway, smiling at all the strangers' amazingly diverse and expressive faces, the grimaces, the smiles.
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I'm not worried about it because they AMAZINGLY have a special line for pregnant ladies and senior citizens.
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Amazingly, I met a woman just a few months after that, and we dated for about a year.
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Amazingly, Wayne says he doesn't regret his decision, mostly because he knows he wouldn't have thrived at Apple.
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They've been amazingly supportive through this period of time, even under financial duress," he said on "Closing Bell.
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And, amazingly, generations of their descendants, who gather every year for a family photo with the ancestral portraits.
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In previous work, this same lab has shown bees are capable of an amazingly complex array of tasks.
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Amazingly, Jim-Bo continues to prepare to go to church, as if this were all business as usual.
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Stengel, with his amusing, and endless, observations became the perfect narrator for a season of amazingly bad baseball.
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Amazingly, today three of the Bundesliga's 18 clubs still don't have an official English-language Twitter at all.
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The latest advance is a new way to keep strontium clocks, finicky but amazingly accurate timekeeping devices, ticking.
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She would go through these amazingly difficult things, and the message was clear: Doing the impossible is possible.
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Amazingly, for its diminutive stature, it's powered by a 4.0-liter V12 engine that sounds like God's sewing machine.
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"I saw her applying make-up while wearing the hijab and it's amazingly beautiful," said Hay Mann Aung, 20.
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I think that's an amazingly incredible track record and something every one of our employees is very proud of.
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The father of seven is recovering "amazingly well" and his current health condition is "excellent," according to McCain's doctors.
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On Sunday night the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, amazingly, named Moonlight the Best Picture of 2016.
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It makes me feel very protective of the young Disney actress, but she sounded amazingly mature about the situation.
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Amazingly, the Napiers where surprised to find out that they were expecting three years later—on Mother's Day 2017.
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But amazingly, the multi-talented star had wasn't sure he wanted to fill a slot on the small screen.
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Kevin Gerber explained the woman wasn't injured and remained "amazingly calm" throughout the terrifying ordeal, the Associated Press reported.
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There are not enough of them, but they're amazingly loyal and we have incredible people working in that business.
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No. The latest phones contain amazingly clever technology, such as 3D face-scanners and cameras assisted by artificial intelligence.
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An amazingly well-designed machine with a gorgeous screen ruined by iffy battery life and last generation's graphics tech.
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These are both amazingly good photos, given the scant amount of light available for the cameras to work with.
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"That's amazingly one of the hardest questions to answer," Cohen said when asked about her happiest memories of Perry.
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" According to McCain's office statement, "he is recovering from his surgery 'amazingly well' and his underlying health is excellent.
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Bob Morley does so much stunning acting with his eyes and the writers play it up so amazingly well.
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"I find that facial oils work amazingly well for most skin types," said Singapore-based makeup artist, Larry Yeo.
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I feel so incredibly grateful to be surrounded by such an amazingly talented group of friend, family and professionals.
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Tickets prices ranged from $5-to-$25—amazingly, the same amount of scratch almost gets you into Wilder v.
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I'm also curious how we will view this moment, which, amazingly, is only two months old, from a distance.
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Amazingly, we found the same one, Vintage Pet Rescue, which was only a few miles from my sister's house.
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Sometimes when celebs love a certain brand you can usually expect amazing pieces with an amazingly high price tag.
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Because you're talking about China, about the pressure from China, which is amazingly hard, and as it should be.
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But amazingly, if you look carefully, you'll see that electricity does not deter the life of flora and fauna.
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As amazingly, just one-fifth of carpooling parents ask other drivers to use a booster seat for their child.
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" Trump, amazingly enough, said something similar: "Our nation stands together in solidarity with the members of Orlando's L.G.B.T. community.
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Bruso donned a glove and offered the bird of prey a perch on his hand, which it amazingly accepted.
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And, amazingly, the top 1 percent of income taxpayers pay more income tax than the bottom 90 percent combined.
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Whenever I was at risk of falling, I grabbed a handful of the amazingly strong bamboo stalks for leverage.
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"This gift was amazingly thoughtful, and brought our table of tired EMTs to tears," the squad posted on Facebook.
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The Bay Area has changed a lot over the last few decades, but it's still an amazingly multicultural place.
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Amazingly, the comment echoed a joke Obama made at Trump's expense at last weekend's White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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In California, amazingly, you can be Adolf Hitler Smith, but not José Smith, because of a ban on diacritics.
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As amazingly resourceful as she is at surviving and besting the killer, she is still not a real person.
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We didn't even think about mixing but we started working it into cocktails and it works just as amazingly.
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The objects that come out of this machine are nearly indistinguishable from cast parts and they are amazingly strong.
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I think there's five amazingly strong songs on the EP, and I haven't got fed up with it yet.
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It was just amazingly deep and I think in some regards we were better off doling it out slower.
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But amazingly, the bot will be done somehow quicker than the report took to write in the first place.
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This is truly an amazingly blessed time, waiting for the child you've been dreaming of to make their appearance.
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Amazingly, neither of those Democrats had evidently visited a public-housing project before the New York primary in April.
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Aiming to be a raucous comedy of misbehavior and a quiet tragedy of mistreatment, it amazingly succeeds at both.
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I will go and buy some of his books, to continue through my reading admiring this amazingly accomplished person.
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Then, after, comes the moment where Verdi, amazingly, writes a double bass solo and creates this very dark moment.
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In previous work, Dyer and his team have shown bees are capable of an amazingly complex array of tasks.
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The list of contraband includes glass bottles, newspapers (we broke this rule) and, amazingly, phones and other electronic devices.
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LARCs like IUDs and implants are amazingly, fantastically good at preventing pregnancy — better than any other available birth control.
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Yet they still worked amazingly fast, harnessing the era's primitive technology to pack wild ideas onto four-track tape.
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And amazingly, due to being made of actual metal, the more drops an SE survives, the cooler it looks.
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Amazingly, General Electric, despite billions of dollars in profits, is noteworthy for rarely paying any income tax at all.
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Amazingly, Wayne says he doesn't regret his decision, mostly because he knows he'd never have have thrived at Apple.
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From rainbow slides to chocolate swimming pools, these dream houses truly show the amazingly imaginative minds of these kids.
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"Also (short-term) Treasury bill yields are amazingly low, while there are coupon payments and expiries," the trader added.
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An amazingly gifted songwriter, he used his talent, music and love to break down boundaries and bring people together.
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Amazingly, Atlas is able to roll gracefully along its back without any of its machinery getting squashed or tangled.
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It is so amazingly inconsistent with everything that makes free enterprise work that one thinks he must be joking.
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Amazingly, the people who oppose the school choice program for black Americans that Trump is advancing are liberal elites.
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Amazingly, amidst Congressional investigations and FOIA suits, DOJ apparently agreed to destroy the computers and any potential evidence therein.
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In the movie, Michael Corleone wipes out the heads of the five rival families and, amazingly, nobody shoots back.
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As far as I know, people are still wrong on the internet, but, amazingly, I don't really care anymore.
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In fact, a similar technique was shown to be amazingly effective at helping smokers kick their addiction to cigarettes.
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Chimpanzee brains are structured amazingly like our own, so it is hardly surprising that they are also highly intelligent.
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"You can get amazingly good frames, with a Warby Parker level of quality, for $4 to $8," said Butler.
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Amazingly, we don't know what bill the Senate will vote on if it gets to a final passage vote.
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Fish oil, amazingly, could even confer a health benefit to a population at the upper end of seafood consumption.
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He's pursued diplomatic solutions with the country's various minority insurgent groups, including the amazingly named Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
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They deny their tenants basic appliances, which the law also, amazingly, permits — not just in Wisconsin, but in most states.
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The Source: Denny's itself Probability of Accuracy: Amazingly, kind of true; the diner chain really did reveal new Solo characters.
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Seeing him like that, and although he performed amazingly well, I can see the extra few pounds being an advantage.
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Kubernetes, the open source container orchestration tool, came out of Google several years ago and has gained traction amazingly fast.
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Amazingly, it turns out you can absorb just as much news about the guy through the cool filter of text.
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Amazingly, Downie, drummer Johnny Fay, guitarists Paul Langlois and Rob Baker, and bass player Gord Sinclair dug deep as promised.
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Sure, the company amazingly managed to through in a surprise or two, but the event was all about the Note.
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Amazingly, he entered office with roughly half the favorability that Barack Obama did in 2008 — 40 percent versus 79 percent.
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I've played a game of PUBG on the highest graphics settings and (amazingly, I won) and the phone hardly stuttered.
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I threw together A Tribe Called Quest, Jackson 5, Imagine Dragons, and Carly Rae Jepsen and, amazingly, it all worked.
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While firefighting drones are, amazingly, not a new idea, this one is much more extreme than anything else we've seen.
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Despite the fact that this will be her first baby, Ford tells PEOPLE she's "amazingly" not nervous about giving birth.
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Amazingly, what quantum computer engineers are doing is tapping into the chaotic logic of the quantum world to solve problems.
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But, amazingly, when the four-piece remerged this year with The Dream Is Over, they were more energized than ever.
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Although some questions remain, Hank Black said one thing is clear: The Special Forces team performed amazingly against tremendous odds.
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Most of the flights are within the U.S., but you can also get some amazingly affordable trips to the Caribbean.
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In the film, the reserved Lara Jean (Lana Condor) leads an amazingly romantic life — it's just all in her head.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Airbus A380 is an amazingly ginormous airplane that can fit over 600 people inside.
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Again, my skin is left clean and clear, and amazingly, I do feel like my pores are definitely less noticeable.
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I also knew I wanted to work with Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, who has an amazingly unique and versatile voice.
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Amazingly, the service managed to exist until Amazon bought it (and the digital rights to Brooks' catalog) in October 2016.
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However, his partner, Kristal Dubois, might have just outdone him with a flying bat sculpture featuring some amazingly articulated wings.
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I mean, I think for (ph) civil libertarians -- this is more (ph) Democrats, ACLUs and (ph) amazingly quiet on this.
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Though it was originally released 91 years ago, Lang's early stab at a silver screen dystopia still feels amazingly fresh.
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I worry that we might be missing out on some amazingly radical ways of organizing that we haven't thought about.
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Amazingly, it wasn't until after they married that they discovered that Blake's recollection of the phone call differed from Kevin's.
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The real problem is that racism runs deep in the U.S. — but it's often forgotten we're an amazingly diverse country.
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The changes that SB 775 proposes for the state's carbon trading program are dramatic — and, to my eyes, amazingly thoughtful.
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Kim Kardashian is helping free inmates at an amazingly high rate, and she's been doing it rather quietly ... until now.
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"Everyone else doing demos this weekend will be amazingly trained culinary professionals," she told the audience in the Redbud Tent.
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Amazingly, few media outlets bothered to cover the poll, the first and only poll to accurately describe the GOP's proposal.
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Amazingly, this future is already here; these services all exist today, though some are still in beta stages of development.
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Record-breaking major hurricane drought Amazingly, the US has not experienced a major hurricane landfall since Hurricane Wilma in 2005.
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But Apple just changed all that by turning its App Store review guidelines into an amazingly well-done comic book.
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With timeliness and accuracy both amazingly high, crowdsourced observed data is the most sophisticated and accurate source of data available.
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The young girl, who has amazingly returned to school for half days, goes to physical therapy three days a week.
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The indie community is amazingly friendly and cooperative and no-one pulls the ladder up once they have found success.
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Dunbar tested this original theory in the 1990s, and then again in 2016, and amazingly, the same patterns held up.
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Amazingly our brains never touch anything but this fluid; they're floating inside our heads, as if in an anatomical aquarium.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: The Titan, equipped with the gasoline 2685-liter V8, is amazingly smooth and easy to handle.
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That and an "amazingly complex spiderweb of incentives" stunts efforts to introduce new technologies and lower the cost of care.
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Amazingly, he now has the chance to choose a second justice less then two years into his term of office.
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The power of Ohio to keep rolls clean, amazingly, is a case the Court may decide after Gorsuch is confirmed.
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Though not all were noteworthy, three of the tiny, family-run, amazingly cheap spots I tried have become new favorites.
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I have Amazon Fire TV connected to my Amazon Echo Dots/Alexa and it works amazingly well for voice commands.
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Amazingly, though, it was not for the 2.2-mile first phase of the project, but to fund preliminary expansion studies.
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No amount of education, of mentors, or of amazingly supportive workplaces would have prepared me for this level of discrimination.
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Perhaps more amazingly, the final polls underestimated the Republican candidates' strength in every one of these states except North Dakota.
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This summer, Elysian Brewing Company is launching an amazingly named ale called GLITTERis, with a release party benefitting Seattle Pride.
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Evangelicals seem amazingly satisfied with their own moral turpitude in defending a man who openly Yelps his daughter's bodily definitions.
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But they are amazingly tight and rock incredibly hard, with an edge that has only seemed to sharpen with time.
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But, amazingly, the gamblers don't seem to give a damn about what happens to the rockets after they're fired off.
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It is amazingly satisfying and rewarding in and of itself because you take a chance at making the world better.
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Matthew Futterman: Amazingly, Hernan Gomez said yesterday that this match might be uglier than the 3-0 loss to Belgium.
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A gentle show about longing for connection, the musical has been selling solidly, but not amazingly, at the box office.
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"You can do amazingly great stuff, but you have to spend a little time figuring that all out," she said.
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Amazingly, all four of the other finalists, including the American star Apolo Anton Ohno, crashed on the frantic last lap.
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You could start tonight with cacio e pepe (above), a dish to reward 10,000 preparations, getting better, amazingly, each time.
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Amazingly I have found that in turn, my mood is lighter, and I can face the Currier & Ives-type gatherings.
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But this is "just amazingly low" — far lower than the 11 beats per minute scientists had predicted, said Dr. Goldbogen.
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Finally, he brings out the grand finale — a big hulking metal basin: Amazingly, baristas didn't seem to bat an eyelid.
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Amazingly, he's had 23 games in which he was either one assist or one rebound short of a triple double.
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But he was also amazingly unguarded—and dismissive of guardrails—in the two days I spent following him that winter.
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Amazingly, that was just last month, and now the bill is off to the White House for the Executive signature.
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One proto-roboticist in the 16th century designed a mechanical monk that is, amazingly, performing ritual gestures to this day.
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That the book has, quite amazingly, been shortlisted for a National Book Award will only increase its sales and influence.
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There was kind of an anti-space backlash and they changed the name to Food Sticks, which sounds amazingly unappealing.
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More amazingly, in that same poll, 28 percent of the respondents said that they have personally seen a ghost before.
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Don Lemon calls Trump racist here & then amazingly through silence, tells people who still support him to go f*ck themselves.
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Comey&aposs actions damaged the FBI&aposs image if impartiality, amazingly, Comey still refuses, though, to admit that he was wrong.
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The rest of this group date unfolds like an amazingly high-concept horror movie, essentially Paranormal Activity hosted by Chris Harrison.
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Amazingly, we're just a week away from the start of Superhero Movie Season 2016, despite the fact that it's only February.
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Mashable staffers staked out their respective Spidey camps to settle the question, defending their own personal Spider-Men (and Women!) amazingly.
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"2016 was an amazingly great year for the App Store," Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, told CNBC.
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Enter Icebreaker Urban Portable Ice Maker — an amazingly simple hand-held ice maker that churns out ice cubes quickly and easily.
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It's a great compliment, because they're amazingly talented, and we're proud to be in the same girl band community as them.
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Amazingly enough, that was over four years ago; time flies when there's always a new over-the-top treat to try.
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In fact, he was amazingly prescient in 2012, while whining about Dolores Huerta receiving the Medal of Freedom from President Obama.
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The plan proposed by this board was rejected by creditors who — amazingly — wanted to squeeze even more out of Puerto Rico.
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"I think it's fair to say we've been amazingly successful at series and we're just getting started on movies," he added.
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It has a 2000,2100 horsepower 16-cylinder engine with four turbochargers but it is, amazingly, not at all terrifying to drive.
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Targeting ads to specific users on Twitter Social ads are amazingly effective, but Twitter offers the ability to target specific usernames.
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They're soft, breathable and cute – and right now during Shopbop's amazingly awesome sale, you can score 18.483 pairs for under $20!
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SCHWEIZER: Well, look, I think it&aposs going to be amazingly important for that information to be preserved by the FBI.
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While John pretended to be a doctor, Dr. Duntsch is, amazingly, the real deal — just, it seems, a very bad one.
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You can also visit arcades to play Sega classics like Space Harrier, Out Run, and — amazingly — Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown.
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The lenses product, that has been so incredibly successful, came through an acquisition, and Bitmojihas also been an amazingly successful launch.
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A flat, metal bench scraper (more often used for cutting bread dough) makes for amazingly straight sides on your frosted cake.
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Humans aren't perfect, but we're amazingly good drivers when you think about it, with 100 million miles driven for every fatality.
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You don't have to have an amazingly shot, beautifully lit, high production value video if the idea is fun and interesting.
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Biosphere 2 was an amazingly successful project—leaving lasting legacies on many fronts—from its scientific results to its public education.
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"The Senator's doctors say he is recovering from his surgery 'amazingly well' and his underlying health is excellent," the statement said.
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We also cannot thank our assisting agencies enough for their amazingly hard work in difficult terrain throughout this 4-day search.
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It does appear that people are... amazingly, Nazism remains alive, after all of the evil it has caused in the world.
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Amazingly, June 53 also marks the 25th straight month with temperatures "at least nominally above the 217th century average," NOAA said.
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One source amazingly told CNN's Dana Bash that the press shop didn't believe that firing Comey would cause such a backlash.
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Rather amazingly, the flow of U.S. dollars into oil-rich Mexico is now the single largest contributor to the country's GDP.
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All I want from 2018 is a new Sky Ferreira album, and it appears, amazingly, as though I might get one.
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Amazingly, they manage to think of the handmaids as both children and whores — to protect, but also to be protected from.
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" Amazingly, Breer found another exec willing to anonymously pile on—"Executive 2"—calling Kaep's absence from his roster a "system thing.
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Even staying in the snow overnight, they still worked amazingly (good as new) when I got them out of the snow!
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Amazingly, in some Arab countries, the more time you spend in school, the less chance you have of finding a job.
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"The senator's doctors say he is recovering from his surgery 'amazingly well' and his underlying health is excellent," the statement read.
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Their complicity in a state of constant school shootings, amazingly, is now only the second most anti-American thing about them.
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But over the last few weeks the device has been host to a number of amazing games with amazingly low-profiles.
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Even more amazingly, nine other European countries still have similar laws, and 13 bar insults against their own head of state.
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And amazingly, not entirely the red-faced Mr. Quint, who's got kill notches on his belt and makes his own liquor.
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"Everything was packed up on Friday, but amazingly one of the vans was left behind outside the mess," the source said.
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Amazingly, the site where the fossils were found contained eight separate geological layers with bones, four of which also had eggs.
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Pros: Amazingly bright, dim and strobe modes, compact and durable, uses single AA batteryCons: Cycling through output options can be tedious
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They've been thrust into the public spotlight and are handling it amazingly well — better than a lot of seasoned operatives would.
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"Water use has dropped quite amazingly," says Neil Armitage, a professor of civil water engineering at the University of Cape Town.
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"They knew how to take the food that would otherwise be wasted and turned it into amazingly delicious meals," he said.
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Ahead, check out the amazingly glitzy ways each of the CFDA Fashion Awards Swarovski nominees is feting (and repping) their brand.
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And amazingly enough, Trump may have come away from this controversy not with a lower opinion of Scaramucci but of Priebus.
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This is easiest to do if in fact, there is no one watching, so dancing alone is an amazingly fun act.
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He was alone and afraid, and in an instant, he went from an amazingly sexy guy to something far more intimate.
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In 2005, she published results from the first six patients, who'd done amazingly well; the other 14 later showed similar progress.
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Overall, Kazin argues that the American left has in fact been amazingly successful at transforming the country's cultural and social norms.
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All of these threads are amazingly interwoven with discussions of Kinloch's homosexuality and, as in this book, small feminist-based poems.
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Amazingly, this initiative gives the vote back to 40 percent of all black men in the state, according to Samuel Sinyangwe.
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Amazingly, the Mets won, 6-2, although, to be fair, the Yankees had played a regular-season game earlier that day.
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Natasha is an amazingly well-read philosopher who adored the movie's take on the main character moving between life and death.
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Talk to me about why you decided to write this book besides the fact that you have these amazingly successful daughters.
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Throughout the day, the President kept up his own political play-by-play, amazingly calling for a boycott of the league.
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"We're amazingly unprepared," Dr. Irwin Redlener, a Columbia University professor and director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness, told me.
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They're amazingly affordable — I offset my entire book tour last year for less than $50 — and they're not just for corporations.
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Amazingly, The "Shark Tank" star has $388k back in her account, just 3 days after scammers managed to snatch it away.
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Amazingly, Disney was not prepared with a mountain of Baby Yoda merchandise for the holidays, leaving it to play catch-up.
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Amazingly, Lonsdale and Roebuck find all the flower-arranging beauty they need along local trails and roads, even on construction sites.
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Today — amazingly — more Republicans trust Vladimir Putin, a career KGB agent who hates America, than the FBI, when comparing various polls.
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Amazingly, Schumer has kept his caucus unified, even though ten Democratic colleagues face re-election in states Trump carried in November.
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By the time I got to London, grief—amazingly unknown till then, though I was twenty-one—had taken me over.
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Amazingly it could, culminating in "See How They Fly," a mind-bending, gravity-defying finale that successfully landed this improbable airship.
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Amazingly, Walden seemed interested in the notion of having more of both of these shows, neither of which is officially canceled.
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And the animation, from Blue Sky, does an amazingly nice job of wedding Schulz's two-dimensional drawings to 3D computer animation.
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That information could have gone over amazingly with spectators if Drake hadn't already showed Meek up immediately after the call out.
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Amazingly, scientists have been able to pull samples up from underground, sequence their DNA in the lab, and unravel their metabolic processes.
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"Amazingly, I think Alphabet and Amazon have both come down enough that they can be purchased at these very levels," Cramer said.
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"Amazon doesn't have a growth team, and Google doesn't have a growth team, and they're doing amazingly well," Makavy told Re/code.
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You might not have heard of this Champagne, but it's amazingly tasty with notes of crushed rock, bruised pear, ginger, and smoke.
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I think it was an example of amazingly patient long-suffering police work that I just don't see with black folks anywhere.
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Yet Thursday, Trump suddenly shifted gears, promising to announce a "phenomenal" tax reform proposal in an amazingly short two to three weeks.
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I really have this amazingly glowing feeling about Sarah and her brilliance, and then I thought, but I've got to do it.
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Grassley didn't mention the sexual assault allegations the committee had convened to consider, and, amazingly, he failed to introduce the witness, Ford.
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We split edamame and pumpkin tempura (which sounds weird but is actually amazingly good) and then each get the chef's special sashimi.
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"In Nigeria, Hillary Clinton amazingly fought for two years to keep an al Qaeda affiliate off the terrorist watch list," Christie said.
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Not only was this the first time two people won the category together, but amazingly, this was also Poehler's first Emmy win.
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We have used the same technique to make an amazingly thin, efficient, light-absorbent material by patterning graphene in a similar fashion.
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Amazingly, in the last 10 or 15 years, I've started seeing younger Muslims start to doubt the absolute infallibility of the Quran.
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Humans have never been terribly skillful at organizing massive volumes of data — and it turns out, machines are amazingly adept at it.
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Do you remember when she tearfully blurted out why he's her favorite in that amazingly well-done group therapy session last season?
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Amazingly, a smart solution for reducing our reliance on plastic, and protecting marine life, could come from those very oceans, as well.
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We're in an age that's experimental in terms of technology, media, everything, but I think there are amazingly creative people out there.
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Amazingly, my calendar isn't full of meetings, so I might be able to check off looming tasks on my to-do list.
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It's a major leap forward in capability for the machines, and amazingly is also far more efficient than previous agents, as well.
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Amazingly, Northam at first admitted that he was in the photo, then backtracked in one of the most bizarre press conferences ever.
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This video shows some amazingly fast fliers zipping around a course that's partially outdoors and partially inside a warehouse stacked with boxes.
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Sleek, discreet, and amazingly practical, the Sinji Fitness Tracker is a smartwatch specifically designed to help you get and stay in shape.
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"Amazingly, she lived through the trauma, but she needed immediate help," says a post on the Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge Facebook page.
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"He is an amazingly genuine person, always looking at the bright side of things," Roxanne told the news station of her brother.
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It's an amazingly cool idea, but of course, even with the innovative design tweaks, the Antipode won't be taking off just yet.
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Daniel Farber Yorktown, Va. • Thank you for printing the amazingly beautiful and graphic picture of Muhammad Ali on your Saturday front page.
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As well as showcasing some amazingly bad hair, it kind of sums up all of the feelings After Laughter tries to express.
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" As it is, Mr. Gingrich said, "I think he has a real possibility of, having surged amazingly, to miss the golden ring.
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The enthusiasm of her amazingly diverse supporters is clear testimony to the readiness of the Japanese people to see a reigning empress.
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Amazingly, despite the region becoming a key battlefield during both World War I and World War II, some Champagne production still continued.
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Amazingly, the weather sensor on which NOAA's claims are based, known as the conical microwave imager/sounder (CMIS), was scrapped in 2006.
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"Hamilton" still lags behind the industry leader, "The Lion King," which has proved amazingly dominant over more than 18 years on Broadway.
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In the tweet he said that customers could expect "an amazingly immersive, cinematic experience" because of the car's surround sound and chairs.
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ValueAct, amazingly, is still in the black, having bought much of its stake in Valeant at an average share price of $11.
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"It is amazingly fast," said Dr. Darrell J. Triulzi, the director of the division of transfusion medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
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That's not a remote possibility when we're talking about an obese, rage-filled, 71-year-old man with an amazingly unhealthy lifestyle.
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" That really didn't sway the T-Mobile rep, who smugly replied: "What if this doesn't happen because our security is amazingly good?
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AJJ's epic new music video for "Goodbye, Oh Goodbye" amazingly only took six months to plan, but looks years in the making.
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And, if we're sticking to the big-money blockbusters for a second, you can't overlook just how amazingly presented Uncharted 4 was.
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And I'll tell you, what was amazing was all of the people who were so happy for me, that felt amazingly good.
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But the halls of state legislatures swarm with telecom lobbyists, and, amazingly, about 20 states already bar municipalities from making this choice.
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As with any airport hotel, I always worry about potential noise, but thanks to thick soundproofed windows, the room was amazingly quiet.
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They are amazingly flexible and feature excellent articulation at the knees, and their slim profile allows for comfortable running, climbing, and more.
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Amazingly, the owners never wavered; the woman from Monaco became her own general contractor, overseeing a platoon of craftsmen at every step.
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Amazingly, though, Alayah says, "It's one thing if, like, five girls are walking up to him" to talk about her being fake.
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Amazingly, radically different people from radically different backgrounds and locales share an incredible hegemony here on Morningside Heights in their radical politics.
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Amazingly, incredibly and inexcusably, there is no individual designated to lead a whole-of-government response to the Russian attack against us.
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Amazingly, the carriage will follow a preset path and won't need a driver — but it won't need tracks to be laid, either.
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For my New Year's resolution, I committed to working my way through the audiobook, a first for me, and it's amazingly done.
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Does that kind of nonsense make your job all the easier, as you don't have to be amazingly imaginative with the craziness?
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Whereas Amazon's model, which has been amazingly professional and successful, was to actually be doing the logistics and transportation and shipping themselves.
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"Japan preserves the culture amazingly," Stacks says, pointing out that many B-Boy elders make a living by giving clinics in Asia.
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They're all over the map and sometimes they're incredibly granular, like, just amazingly deep in terms of well thought out ... It's cool.
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"America was the leader there and amazingly has been able to hold Europe together (on sanctions)," political analyst Masha Lipman told Reuters.
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And I'm going to remark as well that, amazingly, the women turned them in right away and met all their deadlines. Yeah.
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The one Wilson boinked pulls that hat trick off and she snags his spot in the OR. Karev handles it all amazingly well.
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Amazingly, that still wasn't quite enough to satisfy traders as the shares dropped more than 1.5 percent in after hours trading on Tuesday.
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But, amazingly enough, Republicans won nine of the state's 25 congressional districts, reflecting one of the worst pro-GOP gerrymanders in the country.
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The recipe was easy enough to make, even for someone who is hopeless in the kitchen, and it was amazingly delicious (and filling).
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But when he looked at an older, grainier photographic plate from the 1954 survey, amazingly, a point of light shone at its location.
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These are amazingly complicated computer science papers that are often hard for the layperson to understand but the result is incredible looking CGI.
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Amazingly, research suggests that it does not much improve the physical health of enrollees (though it does help them financially and reduce depression).
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We're just now seeing country artists that have not done amazingly on terrestrial radio have huge, arena-selling careers on the touring market.
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Amazingly, given the IMF's reputation as the last bastion of despised neoliberalism, she exits that position even more respected than she entered it.
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Training praised as well "She was an amazingly brave person to be in there that long with this young man," Breedlove said Thursday.
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After all, the company put out an amazingly successful smart thermostat and followed up that with the awesomely designed Nest Protect smoke alarm.
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" But amazingly, a 1973 plan got very, very close to banning cars in Manhattan outright, thanks to a man known as "Gridlock Sam.
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Mr Trump has, amazingly, managed to unite MPs who can agree on little else right now, as well as to promote interfaith dialogue.
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Amazingly enough, half of the Democratic debates were scheduled to take place on the weekend — when many fewer people are expected to watch.
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You can imagine that cutting out 90 million miles of cosmic dust, interfering radiation and other nuisances will produce an amazingly clear picture.
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This rocket was meant to test very high retrothrust landing in water so it didn't hurt the droneship, but amazingly it has survived.
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Everyone's favorite California blonde, Guy Fieri, shared this amazingly quick pressure cooker brisket recipe with us when he visited the MUNCHIES test kitchen.
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But I also think the Federation is amazingly diverse, the crew is diverse, and the bad guys aren't usually evil—they're just misguided.
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DROPPING NUCLEAR WASTE INTO VOLCANOES Amazingly, volcanoes aren't hot enough to melt the zirconium encasing uranium fuel rods, much less the fuel itself.
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" This is an amazingly resilient business, " Garden said, adding that the stock's peak-to-trough range during the Great Recession was 5 percent.
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Coursera offers a course in Dinosaur Paleobiology, amazingly titled "Dino 101" and taught by Professor Philip John Currie of the University of Alberta.
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Amazingly, the thanks Monteiro got for helping the British police out was to have his door busted down by the National Crime Agency.
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Amazingly, the Sixers led 20123-54 for their largest advantage all season and there was still more than an entire quarter to play.
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I am excited to connect with, break bread, and share ideas with all of the amazingly passionate people I'll meet and learn from.
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Amazingly, since having first divulged the existence of this car, Audi has received many more orders for it from other well heeled buyers.
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So far Ellie has been received amazingly well, and according to Skip, users seem to prefer talking with her over a human therapist.
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Amazingly, Donohue justified killing all of these important and beneficial consumer, worker and environmental protections by claiming that they are harming small businesses.
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They'd spice up any indoor or outdoor table and amazingly operate on batteries, so you don't have to reach for those extension cords.
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Amazingly, the richest 2202 percent of Americans paid 2628 percent in the federal income taxes when the top tax rate was 28500 percent.
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Yet amazingly, in his trial-level ruling, Judge McMillan called Obergefell a "very limited decision" that addressed nothing more than marital status itself.
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Iron fillings and ferrofluids are really cool to play with — hold a magnet under them and you get amazingly intricate pillars of metal.
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This ever-evolving success story could not have happened without the amazingly talented people conceiving ideas and turning them into life-enhancing innovations.
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The friends turned out to be Richard and Ruth Rogers, the architect and famous chef, and some other amazingly successful and talented people.
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The next two days on the job site are spent tethered to safety ropes, prying shingles off the roof, an amazingly satisfying activity.
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For here, amazingly enough, is a new museum building that gives cheerful priority to the works of art it is meant to house.
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At such moments, when Dr. M. stepped into his prior role as a hospital director, the transformation was amazingly complete, even if brief.
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The video is tense, but — amazingly, given the violence of the attack — not unduly graphic: The chase started at the Vibgyor International School.
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I'm not usually a huge fan, but it was amazingly moist, with a lightly sweet quality—easily the best cornbread I've ever had.
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Amazingly, Barkley lateraddressed the tweet on the air, noting that Oakley doesn't like him and then he pulled the ultimate troll move: apathy.
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Brooklinen, a startup specializing in amazingly high-quality sheets at reasonable prices, is easily one of Insider Picks' favorite places to buy them.
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Amazingly, the team was able to add actual touch feedback to the existing pathways and the users were not overly confused by it.
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The concours event filled with priceless classics that were, amazingly, not fenced off from the attendees — want a selfie with a Lamborghini Miura?
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There's no law in Virginia against letting your kid wait in a car — though, amazingly, 19 states do have statutes addressing this situation.
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Goodman sees the validity of the comparison but notes that, amazingly, The Strokes seemed oblivious to the CBGB scene that paved their way.
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Amazingly, the museum had also received a loan of the Washington Inaugural Bible from the St. John's Lodge No. 1, Ancient York Masons.
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As of Tuesday morning, the tweet was amazingly not yet deleted, and Sherman himself was able to respond—it was classy as hell.
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"For the vast majority of cancers, there is an amazingly clean correlation between response to therapy and mean mutational load," Dr. Pardoll said.
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Keeping Score LeBron James turns 33 on Saturday, and you don't need advanced statistics to tell you that he is still playing amazingly.
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Yet if not all of the names in this book will stick, the portrait of an amazingly dynamic, chaotic, trepidation-filled time will.
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As someone who swam around moored warships as a "target" for the Navy's dolphins, I can tell you that they are amazingly fast.
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"It had been a labor of love but an amazingly exciting few years getting this project off the ground," Ms. Watine Arnault said.
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Amazingly, Fallon had never experienced the wonder of free wine samples, unlimited breadsticks and salad, "extra crispy" chicken parmesan, and free birthday cake.
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Mr. Aronson added that he expected "War for the Planet of the Apes" to have "amazingly strong" ticket sales in the weekends ahead.
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Pros: Amazingly affordable, fast performance, includes USB 3.0 ports, easily mountable, colors pop despite TN panel's shortcomings, basic stereo speakersCons: No height adjustment
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They were amazingly grateful for this... A number of them were in prison for life because of the three strikes law in California.
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In classic style, Mia and Sebastian somehow, amazingly, know how to dance together — they shadow each other in sync — without holding each other.
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Amazingly, many of them fail to recognize the seven-foot-three 300-plus-pound giant, even when he steers the conversation to basketball.
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The world's first (in terms of actually shipping, an XMG rep told me) VR-ready backpack computer works well, but looks amazingly clunky.
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And he has governed, amazingly enough given that he is the President, as an aggrieved victim of a system hopelessly biased against him.
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If things go unchecked, the whole sky could become an ad--and depending on the marketer, it could be amazing or amazingly awful.
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This shooter and amazingly in Orlando was the child of an immigrant father who supported one of the most repressive regimes on Earth.
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Amazingly, this isn't the first time doctors have accidentally caused people to inhale their dentures during a procedure or while being administered anesthesia.
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The developers have taken their subject matter seriously and presented something that brings the past to life in an amazingly detailed and enthralling way.
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Then, she hops on the pole, swirling around it in heels and flipping over with amazingly good ability for for a 9-year-old.
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I brush my teeth with my amazingly gorgeous Goby toothbrush (mouthgasms are a thing, okay?), moisturize my face and eyes, and hit the sack.
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Amazingly, Sheila's two little brothers, Greg and Rick, then 5 and 10, were asleep and unharmed in an adjacent bedroom, along with a friend.
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The machine itself has an amazingly small footprint, and puts out adequate pressure for brewing single/double espresso shots and for properly steaming milk.
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Amazingly, Byron York reports that Rubio's backers feel they have until March 15, a full two weeks after Super Tuesday, to winnow the field.
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Somewhat amazingly, 20 percent of Clinton's own supporters said they disagreed with the Justice Department's decision not to prosecute her over the email setup.
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Apple's popular steel Milanese Loop sells for $149, but a seller on Amazon is offering an amazingly well done replica for a mere $16.
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The shift from Russia's amazingly reliable but aged Soyuz capsules to new spacecraft with entirely new capabilities is not a simple or easy one.
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She's really playing something completely different that was in her repertoire of all the things that's she's ever done, and she's doing it amazingly.
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People have been responding so amazingly to 'Life In Pink,' and it's such a relief for them to hear someone else talk about it.
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Those companies who know from the beginning that they are doing both (Content to Commerce) can do it well, and then it works amazingly.
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Otherwise our closest star would be a pillow about the size of a sports stadium, which would be amazingly comfortable, but tricky to ship.
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I was pretty sure they were going to treat us amazingly well so that we would only have good things to say coming home.
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It's exciting to know there are so many amazingly qualified young staffers of color who are serious about growing their careers on the Hill.
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Amazingly, by allowing virtual goods to migrate beyond the confines of its game, Valve created a currency that powered a tangential but distinct market.
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Amazingly, a major cutscene details a much more interesting story, in which a major city is overrun and destroyed and only a few survive.
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The whole experience, viewed in VR, is amazingly gorgeous — and it almost feels like you're being transported to a scene out of ancient China.
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Xiaomi's Redmi series of phones is crazy popular in India, and for good reason: The phones offers good specs for an amazingly low price.
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McCain and his family are reviewing further treatment options, which potentially include chemotherapy and radiation, and he is recovering "amazingly well," the statement said.
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Developed solely by Illiger, it's an amazingly fun game that still holds up today, even though it came out more than five years ago.
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In a recent email newsletter, Lorde wrote that this tour consists of her biggest shows ever, but "Solo" makes the arena seem amazingly small.
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"We sat down in the meeting room, and it was almost like a setup — it was so amazingly perfect from the beginning," Elyse said.
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"Spending hours and hours learning precisely what makes games tick is amazingly fun, and has led to all sorts of fascinating discoveries," Scires says.
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"Amazingly in Arizona, it rained the entire week leading up to the Super Bowl and it became an issue with the field," Quenzel says.
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I've listened mostly to amazingly well-recorded music: Pink Floyd's The Wall, Ryan Adams' Live at Carnegie Hall and Nick Cave's Live from KCRW.
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Amazingly, he seemed unaware or unwilling to mention the monumental and highly relevant total revisitation of the law that is the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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Amazingly, the original application used a picture of Gene flashing the devil horns next to Dave Grohl as an example of him using it.
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But I had to use the technical abilities found within myself to show them how amazingly smart and brilliant I am by being Donatello.
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Amazingly, it was created entirely by one person, Eric Barone, who taught himself to code, make pixel art, compose music and do literally everything.
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Shoshanna's digs at the amazingly-named Reversible Destiny Lofts is a spacious two-bedroom distinguished by its brightly colored walls, shower pod and hammock.
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Amazingly, one of the first attempts committed to tape is a breezy acoustic affair recorded between takes during sessions for "Blackbird" on June 11.
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Amazingly, this is already the second case of a company that sells beverages to see a pop in value because of speculation surrounding bitcoin.
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Amazingly, the same parent species appears to have recolonized the atoll once it emerged from under the waves tens of thousands of years later.
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Amazingly, the rehydrated egg sample suddenly hatched on the same day, revealing a perfectly healthy tardigrade larva—a water bear cub, if you will.
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Amazingly, the company is on track to do over $10 billion in net revenue 10 years later (and more than $40 billion in bookings).
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It was probably like 2010 or 2011, but she was this amazingly talented girl, so I was excited to meet her, she's obviously lovely.
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We tried the gray striped 300-thread count cotton sheet set on our bed, and it felt amazingly soft right out of the package.
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My brother, amazingly enough, was diagnosed with Crohn's disease, a different inflammatory bowel disorder, in high school; the Carroll GI protoplasm ain't the best.
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In all, the teams managed to combine for 75 first downs, 1,708 yards of offense (amazingly, both teams had 854) and 19 scoring plays.
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Amazingly, it also finds the time to invent some sorely-needed VR techniques for telling a story in the language inherent to that medium.
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Writing about my favorite character is still a huge honor, and the Christie family have been so amazingly supportive and great to work with.
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Or you might try my recipe for pork gyros, a dish I encountered for the first time only recently, and amazingly, in Melbourne, Australia.
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Colloquially referred to as "knife psycho" in my apartment, this Japanese YouTuber makes knives that are amazingly well crafted out of increasingly stranger materials.
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Pros: Amazingly low price, dual function toolCons: Design can make use of scraper awkwardBuy the AmazonBasics Snow Brush & Ice Scraper on Amazon for $10.99
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"Sebastien is progressing amazingly fast for having pelvis and hip fractures, and considering the severity of the crash," said orthopedic surgeon Dr. Kevin Scheid.
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We won't know for sure until the phone is officially released, which amazingly (given the amount of leaks) is still over a month away.
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Amazingly, the deal survived, and a few refugees continue to reach the U.S. It would be far better to end the offshore detention altogether.
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A side note: Amazingly enough, Republicans just recently touted the fact that the AHCA didn't do this as a selling point for the bill.
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Somewhat amazingly, Bloxvox isn't the first to enter the arena of making people look like horses with feedbags on their face while having phone conversations.
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Despite the difficult disease, "the Senator's doctors say he is recovering from his surgery 'amazingly well' and his underlying health is excellent," the statement continued.
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Pretty amazingly, doctors at Santander University Hospital in Bucaramanga managed to save $5,700 of Almeida's money after cleaning and drying the notes out post-surgery.
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From the amazingly intricate easter egg department: Facebook has a hidden, fully functional, graphical game of chess embedded into its Messenger, and anyone can play.
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Raised on a cattle ranch in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, she spent nights looking at the Milky Way in the "amazingly dark" sky.
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Are you surprised at how from an all-time high October 3, how incredibly the market has turned to now have this amazingly pessimistic views?
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"As a bare-minimum metric, the Bechdel Test does a good job of showing how amazingly far Hollywood is from gender equality," wrote the team.
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They were amazingly light while still feeling dense enough to be a satiating snack all on their own (no need for hummus or cheese here).
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And amazingly, by the end of the day, one kindhearted little boy named Callum decided to create a special sympathy card for his mourning teacher.
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So it's important for ASMR video makers to keep things fresh, and for viewers to make sure they don't overplay that one amazingly tingly video.
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The twin shafts of fire that shoot from the helmet are amazingly accurate, allowing the user to draw lines of fire on walls and pavement.
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Women are so strong and powerful — our bodies are amazingly resilient, and I want to be able to document my progress through the whole experience.
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I started Gather the Daughters by Jennie Melamed yesterday on the bus and it's amazingly scary in a "this could totally happen" kind of way.
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If you thought Olivia Palermo couldn't possibly step up her style game after debuting a parade of amazingly chic looks during NYFW, you were wrong.
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But today we have tablets, really amazingly good tablets, and the one thing none of them seem able to live without anymore is a keyboard.
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But if you need more tunes in your life, you can seamlessly stream music from your phone through bluetooth and it'll still sound amazingly clear.
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According to Kim, four people, including the driver and her friends could have been hurt during Tuesday morning's crash, but amazingly no one was injured.
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And I think the reason behind that is because when I became a teenager, in 1984, it was the most amazingly gay year in Britain.
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Yes, the iPhone is laughably bad compared to the other three, and only Samsung manages to get close to Huawei's amazingly sharp and bright photo.
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Amazingly, even if we committed to all of these investments we would still have more than $300 billion left over every year for debt reduction.
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Aisha exemplified the best of Shaker Heights teachers: smart, amazingly caring of her students and her colleagues, active in her profession and in our association.
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Name a pop act from the 1980s, and, amazingly, androgyny was somewhere in the mix: Thompson Twins, the Human League, pick a hair-metal act.
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Amazingly, and embarrassingly, this information has not been collected and analyzed so that ways to avoid police shootings could be explored at the national level.
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Though he faced difficulties and prejudices, his band, his friends and his family were endlessly supportive of this amazingly talented kid from an immigrant family.
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Amazingly, considering their form so far this season, both sides will arrive at the Stadium of Light on the back of a much-needed victory.
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Part of the Explorer's success is that it appeals to an amazingly broad swath of customers covering a wide range of ages and social classes.
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Trump has hurt and insulted Palestinians by: What's worse, Trump has amazingly decided to release the plan before releasing an essential political vision for Palestine.
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The cover shows an appealing pastel of a sunny, amazingly high-ceilinged and arch-filled café in Berlin—a lost Eden of conviviality and conversation.
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" Frier and another boy in his class were named the Royal Knights in honor of the high school's mascot, an experience he called "amazingly overwhelming.
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The political impressions on SNL are so amazingly accurate that they are often regarded as having influence over the way an audience views a candidate.
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Somewhat amazingly, it has 212 portfolio companies to show from that first fund, and many more that it has been quietly funding with the second.
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That tension played out within the lead characters' relationship, but also amazingly in Kahiru's decision to sue for the film to be shown in Kenya.
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Amazingly, Snyder said he's never before retained a player with that sort of track record, but athletic department rules made it possible in this situation.
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Amazingly enough, considering the amount of ink devoted to football stars over the last century, some struggle to even say how many championships Starr won.
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Amazingly affordable with great optics, these binoculars have comparable performance to many models that cost thousands more, giving you up-close views from far away.
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Amazingly, Humala even appointed the former general as his interior minister in July 2014 when it was known that he was already under criminal investigation.
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Mr. Mayweather played nasty, too, veering into homophobic put-downs, but he didn't mock his opponent's race — or, amazingly, for the most part, his clothes.
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"For a business locked in competition with industry giants and under siege from regulators, reported operating expense growth has been amazingly low," the analyst wrote.
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Stephens never faced a break point on serve, won 73% of her first serve points, and amazingly only had six unforced errors in the match.
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For me, New York is a city that is continually unlocking new doors — the tour is one that is at once devastating and amazingly empowering.
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"Real estate agents are amazingly good at reading emotions and using every bit of that knowledge to negotiate to the last penny," he tells Realtor.com.
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David Brooks Over the past generation, members of the college-educated class have become amazingly good at making sure their children retain their privileged status.
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Amazingly, with all of the money I have raised for the vets, I have got nothing but bad publicity from the dishonest and disgusting media.
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There are many tracks that I have loved playing this summer, but these two really stick out to me, and they always go down amazingly.
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Instagram already includes this feature for videos posted to IGTV, but amazingly this is the first time we've seen it enabled for people's regular Instagram feeds.
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Amazingly, more than two years later, the success has largely stuck: The botnet has never reassembled, though about 5,000 computers worldwide remain infected with Zeus malware.
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Many commenters were quick to point out that Charles Jr. had amazingly held on to the same stylish dreads he had when Brockman was a child.
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Amazingly, State Department officials replied that they could not attempt to process our request unless we could provide them with the State Department's own contract numbers.
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Amazingly, or perhaps intentionally, the unidentified female victim was unharmed in the shooting, which took place on the morning of May 14in the city's Brent borough.
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It was actually a studio set built in the U.K. The view of Paris is an amazingly detailed backdrop, lit as if it were in daylight.
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But he turned on the afterburners to pass a shuffling Sanders less than five kilometers from home and looked amazingly fresh as he charged to victory.
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In an amazingly quick turnaround for a deal of this scope, Salesforce announced today that it has closed the $15.7 billion Tableau deal announced in June.
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Powell says many of the actors he has worked with, like his current co-stars on Gotham, have their egos in check and get along amazingly.
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"Amazingly, NBC maintains that it located no responsive documents and, as such, it produced zero documents concerning the non-renewal of the Show," Mintz reportedly wrote.
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And based on the hour-long demo that included two of the game's thirteen short stories, it amazingly doesn't fall flat on its face for trying.
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Over the weekend, Stephanie Plucknette, a full-time nurse and mother of three young children, had an amazingly ridiculous parenting moment that has now gone viral.
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Which is an amazingly creepy idea in 2019, even if it may have seemed harmless when Superman took a peek at Lois Lane's underwear in 1978.
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If you are reading this, you are amazingly lucky to be alive right now, because today is the best time to be alive in human history.
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New Zealand's economic upswing began in the mid-20143s under an audaciously reforming Labour government that was, in the words of Mr Key, "amazingly right-wing".
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The Catholic Church has been very wealthy for a long time, so they've been able to accumulate amazing artwork, beautiful religious vestments, [and] amazingly built cathedrals.
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As I tried to convey, the news is amazingly good — we now have the technology to shift dramatically away from fossil fuels, at relatively low cost.
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Amazingly, only 4,000 companies globally are doing this right now, pointing to a lot more opportunity for Glassdoor to grow just on its existing business model.
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AMAZINGLY DELL HAS BOASTED OF THE OPPORTUNISTIC OPPORTUNITIES THAT THEY HAVE, THAT THE DISCOUNT GIVES FOR MICHAEL DELL AND SILVERLAKE AT THE EXPENSE OF THE HOLDERS.
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Amazingly, the mission pilots had been trained to be able to take off as slowly as 2166 mph with as little as 210 feet of runway.
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"My mother told me an amazingly wise thing that I've found to be true, which is that you should never worry about getting older," she said.
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Amazingly, Border Patrol said that the teen never told them he was an American, something that was contradicted by paperwork obtained by the Dallas Morning News.
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Finnish law, amazingly, doesn't require a driver to have a vehicle — making it an ideal test bed for at least some kinds of self-driving technologies.
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" The pair, who is currently the longest-running female duo on TV, describes each other and the show's 25 crew members as "one amazingly loving family.
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Whether that event is an earnings report, new product introduction, or industry conference, the activity in the hours that preceded such catalysts can be amazingly predictive.
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Yes, California and other states (Iowa got more than 35% of its electricity from wind power last year, amazingly) are moving ahead with or without Trump.
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Breath of the Wild is sometimes more difficult and holds your hand less, but it's so amazingly fun to explore Hyrule, and you'll enjoy making mistakes.
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Everything people say about their intellect is true: Each was amazingly perceptive, and showed an incredible amount of understanding for whatever concept was brought to them.
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"Ferrero is an amazingly successful family company but without a large presence in the United States," said Paul Chibe, President and CEO of Ferrero North America.
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He said that in the beginning he overapologized for needing her help, but after three years of Hannah being "amazingly reassuring," he's let the complex go.
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Amazingly, he managed to come away from the game having only committed one personal foul, which is hard to believe considering his size disadvantage against James.
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And when Black men are amazingly talented, it is more important to support their art and talent than harp on their endless string of bad decisions.
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But I have read Hamilton's pathbreaking economic policy manifestoes, in particular his 1790 "First Report on the Public Credit," a document that remains amazingly relevant today.
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"There are probably amazingly imaginative malicious things you could do with this technology," says Kristian Hammond, a Northwestern professor and CEO of AI company Narrative Science.
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Of course, it's hard to trust a system that has never been tested in the real world and that just happens to produce amazingly positive results.
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