Donald Trump has profited mightily from secrecy and covering up his astonishing vulnerabilities with even more astonishing bluster.
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Experts predict an astonishing 130 million e-bikes will be sold globally by 2023, which is just astonishing.
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They ran when they could and settled into easy motion in the halfcourt, and their astonishing shooters hit astonishing shots.
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His success as an artist, he told The Observer, was "not only astonishing to my friends, but totally astonishing to me."
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"This is astonishing — as astonishing as the moment when the Rockefellers divested the world's oldest oil fortune," said Bill McKibben, founder of the 350.
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And so that album is astonishing in the company it kept, but it wasn't astonishing on a musical front—compared to the history of music.
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The Times publishes an astonishing amount of stuff every week, and that's because we know our readers come to us with an astonishing array of interests.
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A Democratic victory in an Alabama Senate race would rank as one of the most improbable, astonishing outcomes in the last few years of improbable, astonishing political events.
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We'll get to the idea of him trying to shut you down in a second, but when you started putting this together finally for David, who's an astonishing editor ... Astonishing.
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" When I said "astonishing," Conway responded and said, "What's astonishing is the media's and the nation's utter failure to confront the fact that we have a psychologically unwell and unfit president.
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" Microbes, even fossilized microbes, would be "an astonishing discovery.
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Mixmag rounded up 20 of the world's most astonishing festivals.
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Humanity has had astonishing success alleviating famine, disease, and war.
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It was an astonishing sight, followed by something equally amazing.
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Their early builders were capable of astonishing feats of engineering.
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She does these astonishing documentaries on all kinds of things.
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Grey's Anatomy has made it to an astonishing 14 seasons.
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This astonishing democratic experiment is both refreshing, and a gamble.
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It's hysterical and astonishing to listen to him at work.
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It's astonishing, really, to think of it in that light.
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Clinton also nodded to the astonishing spectacle of Sunday's debate.
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AT THE time, it was seen as an astonishing victory.
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Yet viewed in a different light, these trends are astonishing.
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"#AvengersEndgame is an astonishing, amazing film," Brandon Davis of ComicBook.
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"It's an astonishing experience," says Schilling of Orange's critical success.
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Wind, water, earthquakes and time shape rocks into astonishing artworks.
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It's astonishing to watch a heart spring to life again.
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My dad was an astonishing athlete and an Olympics fanatic.
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Having a million Twitter followers used to be an astonishing
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Instead, your indictments spoke for you, and in astonishing detail.
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SK: No. That's astonishing that he didn't call you himself.
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Volcanic eruptions — even the slow drizzly lava flows — are astonishing.
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There's an astonishing growth in people putting ad blockers on.
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Here are five fast facts about this astonishing bird. 1.
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That's an astonishing 2628,28503 abortions at Planned Parenthood clinics annually.
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In fact, there is nothing astonishing in this entire conversation.
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On display is the always astonishing brevity of American history.
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And the timing of the Sanders rant was truly astonishing.
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There were an astonishing 11 suicide attempts on Saturday alone.
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"The volume is astonishing," Mr. Steinberg said of the space.
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The changes I see all around me are truly astonishing.
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The depth of his investigative eye and ambition is astonishing.
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The lack of business acumen among [commenters] here is astonishing.
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That's an astonishing fact, considering she's been around since 1941.
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He caught in an astonishing 146 the year before that.
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An astonishing 264,000 people shared the fake story on Facebook.
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The government's motion is ill advised and an astonishing overreaction.
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SPECTACLE: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga, by Pamela Newkirk.
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"It's an architecture with just astonishing qualities," said Ms. Hvattum.
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Engineers are responding with astonishing solutions culled from multiple disciplines.
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I found Judge Jeffrey Sutton's opinion for the court astonishing.
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Can a single astonishing ingredient redeem an otherwise unremarkable dish?
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At 78, Ms. Childs, serene as ever, has astonishing control.
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But Glen Mazzara stepped in and did an astonishing job.
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It was an astonishing speech, first and foremost because Mrs.
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He must bring an astonishing institutional memory to your relationship.
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Although the floodwaters receded this week, they left astonishing devastation.
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"Not a surprise, but still an astonishing number," he tweeted.
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This is an attempt to tell the astonishing, inspiring story.
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So it's an astonishing document in the history of humanity.
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Astonishing privilege for Smollett to get out of these charges.
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He can create astonishing touch illusions using simple gaming controls.
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After an astonishing airstrike in Iraq that killed Iranian Maj.
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Temperatures drop overnight by an astonishing 013 to 30 degrees.
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"Spectacle: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga," by Pamela Newkirk.
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"It was astonishing how quickly it blew up," Soto said.
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Germany settled the migrants with classic efficiency and astonishing speed.
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But here's the astonishing thing: our friendship did not falter.
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Baldwin's live aerial pictures from Mexico Beach, Florida, were astonishing.
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It's astonishing now to think what an impression that made.
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"Ah yes," they say, at every astonishing break with tradition.
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"Ah yes," they say, at every astonishing break with tradition.
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Temperatures drop overnight by an astonishing 013 to 30 degrees.
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Mr. Thaksin hit back with an astonishing piece of showmanship.
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Ultimately, he quit, but it was the most astonishing moment.
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For it to happen in the first world is astonishing.
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I thought it would be boring, but it was astonishing.
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And it's astonishing that billionaires will tell you they're victims.
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I watched the first three episodes and they were astonishing.
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One of the things that's astonishing is it's so contemporary.
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Astonishing Legends Covering everything from the paranormal to the historic, Astonishing Legends' Scott Philbrook and Forest Burgess feel like listening to your dad excitedly babble about some weird new thing he just got into.
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This intensification rate, if it comes to pass, would be astonishing.
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Say what you will about insects, they are astonishing to behold.
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There is no reflection of our astonishing creativity as a people.
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The winner downed an astonishing 47 peppers in just two minutes.
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You worked for all of them, which I think is astonishing.
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That's astonishing for people who know they're talking to a machine.
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He deals in astonishment, and he has done something astonishing here.
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However, those aren't the most astonishing figures tacked to the Vulcan.
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Americans have racked up an astonishing $1.5 trillion in student debt.
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He was also, to an astonishing degree, a truly terrible hitter.
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Seriously, the amount of swearing in the books is pretty astonishing.
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But that is an astonishing increase to expect across the board.
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Another set of astonishing statistics tells a different story about Hollywood.
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His favorite singer of all time was the astonishing Freddie Mercury.
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You might gasp, scream, or perhaps cry at this astonishing vision.
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Kate left the hospital an astonishing seven hours after giving birth.
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His will and drive to be the best was simply astonishing.
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But this post drew an astonishing response — from President Obama himself.
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The human body is capable of pushing itself to astonishing heights.
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For his career, Grabner has an astonishing 33 short-handed goals.
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Are heroic acts, astonishing generosity, sacrifice and beauty liberal or conservative?
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The cosmogenic nuclides in the GISP21970 bedrock tell us something astonishing.
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Visually, the difference between "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory" is astonishing.
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And for good reason: Pluto's shiny left lobe is downright astonishing.
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They also entered into the Michael Cohen universe, which was astonishing.
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What has been astonishing is that I had little to fear.
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Meanwhile, the glaciers of BC are melting at an astonishing rate.
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More astonishing is the spillover of negative yields into "junk" bonds.
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It's astonishing when I press them on it, about their response.
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The details of this astonishing discovery were published today in Nature.
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Yet it is astonishing how recently this imperative became so authoritative.
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Because the attention to detail paid to this ZL1 is astonishing.
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Last quarter mobile ad revenue rose by an astonishing 81 percent.
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Njideka Akunyili Crosby answers this question with astonishing polish and grace.
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This is reduced from £199.99, meaning you save an astonishing £186.
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The astonishing thing is that this doesn't happen all the time.
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The volume of new product being pushed by DJI is astonishing.
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Today, we have added an astonishing $1 trillion to that figure.
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The complete lack of sympathy, respect, and general awareness is astonishing.
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The volume of this volunteering is astonishing in scope and scale.
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It is astonishing to read the words of many slaveholders who
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On reefs, collaborative hunting has developed an astonishing degree of sophistication.
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It remains astonishing to contemplate the fact of the moon landing.
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Combined they are worth an astonishing $90.8 billion, according to Forbes.
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There are many lessons to be taken from this astonishing episode.
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"It was really astonishing how different our experiences are," he said.
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Something astonishing happened: thousands of women shared their testimonies of violence.
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As in, bewildering, astonishing, baffling, perplexing, mystifying or -- just plain confusing.
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He was said to be an astonishing horseman, swimmer and wrestler.
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The observatory has tracked 1.7 billion stars with often astonishing precision.
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It is astonishing how much vegans and meat eaters agree. Seriously.
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The result demonstrates the astonishing versatility of the technique he created.
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But those that succeed are astonishing; photographs don't do them justice.
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But sticking with the game will lead to some astonishing rewards.
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Read today, it stands as an astonishing testament to Trump's consistency.
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Trump's supporters seem to be agreeing with Trump, in astonishing numbers.
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Narrator: All of this produce requires an astonishing amount of labor.
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Strategies Netflix, the streaming-video juggernaut, is growing with astonishing speed.
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Opinion What the astonishing Chiune Sugihara teaches us about moral heroism.
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All those pulses of light will give this satellite astonishing precision.
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But even before this historic win, the Patriots were frankly astonishing.
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"An astonishing number if you think about it," she told Gizmodo.
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Rousseau's report on this exchange was an astonishing piece of intelligence.
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She says the results have been astonishing — especially for struggling writers.
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Our world's forests are being cut down at an astonishing rate.
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And then Scott Gimple came in and did an astonishing job.
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Just think how much these coconuts have been through is astonishing.
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"The astonishing presumption of this list," Mr. Whitehouse, a Democrat, said.
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EMPRESS The Astonishing Reign of Nur Jahan By Ruby Lal Illustrated.
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Banville's ability to channel James's style and prose rhythms is astonishing.
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It is astonishing that his disavowal is so hard to believe.
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Statistics bear out the astonishing number of sexual abusers among us.
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The encyclopedic knowledge that the average horse girl possesses is astonishing.
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Most astonishing, he has struck out 102 batters and walked seven.
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Clinton accepts her share of blame for Mr. Trump's astonishing upset.
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Venables's way of building tension through minimal means is astonishing throughout.
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That brought an astonishing deterioration in the quality of housing assets.
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This kind of invasive surveillance is growing at an astonishing rate.
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The amount of money being donated to elect politicians is astonishing.
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An astonishing work of fan art that immediately went mega-viral.
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But for all their astonishing skill, the Warriors were determined, too.
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That's an astonishing number: 297 percent of Indians don't pay tax.
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In addition, an astonishing 85033 percent of companies exceeded earnings estimates.
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Farhadi's control is astonishing, as is the discipline of the actors.
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A transaction can happen at astonishing speed — in a few seconds.
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"It's a face of such astonishing innocence and repose," he said.
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"It's astonishing really," Yates told the official website of British Cycling.
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The result was an astonishing 22-point victory for the Tories.
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A key feature of Chinese is its astonishing number of homophones.
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So what accounts for a drop Lahav and Siegelman call "astonishing"?
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Still, his performance is astonishing in its clarity, nuance and endurance.
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I think over the weekend it was three ... an astonishing thing.
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Behind that green wall lies an astonishing and incredibly expensive chasm.
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We hear a lot of astonishing medical stories here at Vox.
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The dictator had stashed an astonishing quantity of weapons in the desert.
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The extent and suddenness of Mr Ghosn's fall from grace is astonishing.
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But the speed at which it jumped in the ranks is astonishing.
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Fast forward just one week, and Pachulia had made up astonishing ground.
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Like Get Out was astonishing—satirical, scary, in tune with the times.
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I saw real 5G last week South Korea and it was astonishing.
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I will defend this unique, exquisite, astonishing planet we call our home.
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Florida, in general, is hit by an astonishing number of powerful hurricanes.
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The amount of money that WeWork has raised this year is astonishing.
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Its products, simple agricultural extracts and chemical compounds, sell for astonishing prices.
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Then last fall, Morton received an astonishing letter from his insurance company.
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The artist will walk home with an astonishing $1 million in cash.
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The place Plexus takes me to is visually astonishing and aurally compelling.
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The following year, an astonishing number of women were elected to Congress.
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First up is Hawaii, which scored an astonishing 92.1% in BroadbandNow's report.
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In 2015 financial services accounted for an astonishing 95% of net inflows.
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"Because of her astonishing generosity, I've never sold these shirts," Burke said.
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The ease with which Switch save data can be lost is astonishing.
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Making matters worse is the astonishing "safety" record of the chemical industry.
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In 2015 an astonishing 500m were sent on the single busiest day.
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Terrible as cancer is, it has prompted people to produce astonishing art.
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"It's astonishing," said Inge Schwersenz, of the German Society for Neuromuscular Diseases.
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Yet, somehow, that was hardly the most astonishing thing to be said.
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The recent pace of warming is by all accounts astonishing—but why?
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" - Independent Senator Bernie Sanders in a statement "What we learned was astonishing.
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Spending nothing on TV ads The imbalance in ad spending is astonishing.
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That in and of itself is astonishing, but how does it work?
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Second, scientific progress, particularly around manipulating genes and cells, has been astonishing.
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Go deeper: Wall Street fund fees are dropping at an astonishing rate
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One is an astonishing lack of curiosity about where information comes from.
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He's polling with an astonishing 37 percent among active duty service members.
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In terms of pure spectacle, it's the most astonishing thing he's done.
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The most astonishing thing I found out when I interviewed Woz ... Yeah.
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These include large-scale public art pieces, parks, and astonishing architectural elements.
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Yet there is an astonishing lack of real urgency among Europe's leaders.
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What OG accomplished at The International 2018 is nothing short of astonishing.
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There's just an astonishing gap in the coherence of these two answers.
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The second world war demonstrated the astonishing power of America's production machine.
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Yet, Trump has hit those limits with astonishing speed across multiple fronts.
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This was an astonishing accomplishment in the annals of congressional arm-twisting.
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Butterfly offers a novel challenge with its inherent mystery and astonishing storyline.
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So, by all means celebrate the astonishing achievements of today's superstar companies.
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Politics is full of surprises, but the Comey firing was truly astonishing.
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It is astonishing that the Trump administration wants to expand family detention.
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Smith renders an elegant urban winterscape precisely, yet with an astonishing looseness.
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These are astonishing accomplishments for a political party founded only in 2014.
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Together, these simple gates let Minecraft players construct machines of astonishing complexity.
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Because it really is, it's an astonishing display of not enough innovation.
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"It's astonishing that they even had a video camera," Mr. Cantor said.
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The hypocrisy here, and indeed from white evangelical Trump supporters, is astonishing.
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The joke here is partly about Federer's astonishing longevity as a player.
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The human voice is the world's most astonishing instrument, it's often said.
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David Brooks Not long ago, an astonishing book landed on my desk.
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Her late work is astonishing for its formal freedom and philosophical breadth.
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I'd bleed through pads at an astonishing rate and couldn't go swimming.
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The "astonishing gemstone" measures 33.74 millimeters by 54.56 millimeters, the company said.
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An astonishing piece of stagecraft, however, provides a positive kind of jolt.
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In fact, what researchers found out from the experiment was rather astonishing.
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It's astonishing how quickly Johnson became an indispensable member of Klinsmann's team.
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It's gonna be so astonishing, I think, if we do it right.
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According to a shelter representative, the response of the community was astonishing.
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It offers a cinema-quality lens, sharp colors, and astonishing black levels.
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The speed and ferocity with which global markets have deteriorated is astonishing.
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But plenty of unassuming vehicles with astonishing sound systems participated as well.
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" - Independent Senator Bernie Sanders in a statement "What we learned was astonishing.
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An astonishing 44.9 percent of teens said yes, they'd used the devices.
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"The Nothing Factory," an astonishing film by Pedro Pinho, extends this tradition.
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Verginer's astonishing wood carvings were the jumping-off point for this exhibition.
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It's astonishing, if you guys haven't heard it, you should hear it.
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" Other critics said it was "extraordinary inside and out, " or, simply, "astonishing.
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Still, the astonishing rise of the Green party has another, deeper reason.
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That has given its shareholders, including its founder, Jeff Bezos, astonishing wealth.
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The result is a transformation that is nothing less than visually astonishing.
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Most astonishing is how the grandeur of these arches are instantly transformed.
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He had fought an astonishing 230 bouts since the age of 27.
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Since 21, books exploring dog minds have proliferated at an astonishing rate.
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The father, a country parson of moderate means, was doing nothing astonishing.
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From 22012 to 22013, nations designated an astonishing 22016,000 new protected areas.
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In response, in 2016, the government unleashed an astonishing wave of violence.
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What's been forgotten at times in the blur of bloviation is astonishing.
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The most astonishing twist in Cardinal Obando's career was yet to come.
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In the early hours of the investigation, Nagy spoke with astonishing bluntness.
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Not bad for one of the most astonishing achievements in human history.
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Sakkari hits the ball with clean, simple technique and generates astonishing pace.
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Otherwise these astonishing images are lost to the world's basements and attics.
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Jeffrey Epstein had an astonishing array of powerful men in his orbit.
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The completion rate for the flight training is an astonishing 95 percent.
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Legendary development can happen with astonishing speed after a life is past.
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His ear is often astonishing, his gift for mimicry almost without equal.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter The scale of that action is astonishing.
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Now he is the favorite at the Masters it is just astonishing.
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The deadly walls of water But astonishing winds aren't the biggest danger.
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Mr. Farhadi's control is astonishing, as is the discipline of the actors.
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Try to remember, if you can, how astonishing it was on Jan.
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By any measure, Rooney has been an astonishing success at Manchester United.
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The New York Post published an astonishing 12 separate stories about Rep.
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What is astonishing is the way that stocks have risen in 2017.
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Year after year, the result is an astonishing backlog of classified material.
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The broadband internet ecosystem continues to develop at such an astonishing pace.
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The bag sat upright in the middle of the bright, astonishing day.
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In Coates's world, an embrace can be a revelation, rare and astonishing.
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He places astonishing confidence in his instincts, in listening to his gut.
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Their passion, support & unwavering loyalty over the years is astonishing, Hamill continued.
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All told, that's an astonishing 15,020% weekly gain in assets under management.
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Its transformation has been nothing less than astonishing over the past decade.
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" It went on, "The environmental cost of everything we make is astonishing.
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People use (and in many cases, waste) their time in astonishing ways.
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That's astonishing, as their roles are killers in more ways than one.
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ANYONE WHO'S ANYONE: THE ASTONISHING CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS 1987-2017 By George Wayne.
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BTW ... in total, the entire competition feasted on an astonishing 1,160 doughnuts.
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Yet their achievements, as a group, have been nothing short of astonishing.
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As you think about ... Again, it's astonishing the footage that you're seeing.
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And that makes the ultimate reveal all the more astonishing and delightful.
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But WeWork's astonishing downfall came with an even more astonishing exit package for Mr. Neumann: The 40-year-old could receive more than $1 billion after selling his shares to SoftBank and collecting a $185 million consulting fee.
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He wrote an astonishing proportion of the paper's articles himself, on an astonishing range of subjects, standing at his desk in his office at 340 Strand, his steel pen flying across the page, producing thousands of words a week.
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Gottlieb called the uptick in use of flavored e-cigarettes among teens "astonishing."
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"Very rich people, these days, have an astonishing amount of money," Adam said.
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But the fact remains: TV is killing major characters at an astonishing rate.
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Now that he is the favorite at the Masters it is just astonishing.
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We have allowed Republicans to dominate in state elections and build astonishing power.
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Why doesn't Messenger succeed in astonishing people around the world with innovative features?
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To highlight the women in film working to close Hollywood's astonishing gender gap.
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In an astonishing miscarriage of justice, our reporters were set up and arrested.
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The city-state is perhaps the world's most astonishing story of educational improvement.
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In the comments, people posted to express just how astonishing the discovery was.
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He followed that up with an astonishing $16.5 million haul the following quarter.
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More astonishing images of courage and dignity emerging from Standing Rock #NoDAPL pic.twitter.
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And then there's a company called Kiva that's doing warehouse automation that's astonishing.
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His conversations, particularly with other men, are astonishing — because they are entirely believable.
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"The response rate was astonishing, perhaps more than 90 percent," Smilkov told Mashable.
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But these terrible fancies proved surprisingly easy to dismiss in the astonishing peacefulness.
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And it's of course incredibly exhilarating, and her energy level is just astonishing.
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It was sort of astonishing to know how close he got to us.
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Everyone who menstruates goes through an astonishing estimated 12,000 tampons in a lifetime.
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That group was created in 2005 by Joss Whedon for Astonishing X-Men.
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It could contain astonishing secrets about the world or human nature or magic.
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It's even more astonishing considering its source, a seemingly unadaptable, utterly bizarre novel.
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Pazienza mounted an astonishing comeback after nearly becoming paralyzed in a car accident.
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Since its inception, Pivotal has raised an astonishing $1.7 billion, according to Crunchbase.
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His brief life featured an astonishing output of poems, plays, essays and tracts.
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Mr Shipman provides an astonishing series of quotes about life under the chiefs.
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Even as Mr Trump behaves with astonishing irresponsibility, others must keep their heads.
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As of 5.23, that cash pile had grown to an astonishing $252 billion.
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An astonishing number of people paid to download the new Taylor Swift song.
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The facts are astonishing: It's 1 in 6 children go to school hungry.
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This astonishing scene was in the lifetime of so many people we know.
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It would total $27.60, or an astonishing 85 percent of PFE's stock price.
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That year—2014—three young quantum gravity researchers came to an astonishing realization.
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We understand these phones; we know their astonishing capabilities and their frustrating limitations.
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The Seattle-based giant had another astonishing quarter, with revenue of $33 billion.
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Finally, there was an astonishing integration between their intelligence collection and information dissemination.
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Shortly before his inauguration, Trump gave an astonishing interview to the Washington Post.
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It is all the more astonishing for having been overlooked for so long.
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It's also astonishing how sensitive companies are becoming to public opinion about animals.
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But Mr. Neumann's exit package is perhaps more astonishing than his company's downfall.
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Another astonishing transformation: The scary black man had become a national folk hero.
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Graham's astonishing recovery has pushed the upper boundary just a little bit further.
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In the gender-segregated world of college fraternities, sexist rhetoric isn't exactly astonishing.
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There is an astonishing scene in which Jenny confronts the now elderly Mrs.
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But the creatures that Aldred faces while up in the canopy are astonishing.
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The cost of higher education has grown at an astonishing rate as well.
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But Mr. Neumann's exit package is perhaps more astonishing than his company's downfall.
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Trump has shown an astonishing lack of preparedness for the job he seeks.
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A wall clock that read minutes to midnight, an astonishing piece of information.
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Cosmic and primordial, mysterious yet deeply moving, they are nothing short of astonishing.
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We the human species are so intelligent and we do such astonishing things.
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"The government has been cannibalizing itself at an astonishing rate," the judge said.
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We were willing to burn out for charity, but what happened was astonishing.
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That's an astonishing degree of global consensus, even without a legally binding treaty.
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That's what astonishing about it because it's not sparing but it's also kind.
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And yet, the game's reveal trailer has an astonishing 3,300,000 downvotes on YouTube.
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The entire series spans close to an astonishing 550 years of art history.
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He raised an astonishing $38 million in the third quarter of 2018 alone.
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That she survived, especially since one bullet ripped into her aorta, is astonishing.
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The astonishing Chiune Sugihara raises again the questions: What shapes a moral hero?
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Uber has raised an astonishing $2000 billion from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund.
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But to visualize these unusual diets is to transform legends into astonishing reality.
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A more astonishing transformation is apparent in the two portraits of Matt Neal.
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Then I take another 2.73 mile walk through the park, which is astonishing.
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I also met some astonishing third graders who think and speak in paragraphs.
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It's astonishing, how not-ketchupy the sauce is: caramelized and fiery, totally addictive.
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But that ripple effect that literally swept across the globe was quite astonishing.
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Even the housing crash didn't stop the cranes from returning with astonishing alacrity.
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Here's their conversation: Becky Anderson: You travel an astonishing 300 days a year.
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There have been truly astonishing (and sickening) photos from Gaza, Lampedusa, Yemen, Kashmir.
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That one man can contain such contradictions makes for an astonishing, tragic story.
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In 2011, an astonishing 50,000 people were arrested on charges of public possession.
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To find this transfiguring apotheosis at the end of this ballet is astonishing.
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United States officials cited the "astonishing greed" of individuals involved in the scam.
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"Variable" is an astonishing introduction to Ms. Rockburne's radicality during the early 1970s.
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It's astonishing to witness the difference in effect between one cast and another.
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Wells Fargo settled a derivative lawsuit in 290 for an astonishing $240 million.
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He also, though, made story ballets, often with unimagined twists and astonishing endings.
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But it was the de haut en bas tone that was most astonishing.
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It's astonishing, she said, because dolphins risk their lives to eat the octopus.
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There, the 1 percent earn an astonishing 132 times more than everyone else.
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"The naivety of the collective west regarding Navalny is astonishing," says Mr Yakovenko.
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That, in itself, would have been considered astonishing … oh, back in 22, say.
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By all appearances, the hospital has regained normalcy at an almost astonishing pace.
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Initially the strategy seemed to have provided the potential for an astonishing breakthrough.
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The lack of focus is astonishing, and it shows in the final presentation.
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Zeller's ability to both control the line and let it meander is astonishing.
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The effect is astonishing: at once the film's subjects become more lifelike and human.
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Invention abounds; the last image of coglike, interconnected movement by the group is astonishing.
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From first to last, Donald Trump's astonishing standing in the polls validated his candidacy.
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First, there was LinkedIn, which Microsoft bought for an astonishing $26 billion in June.
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The speed with which their efforts have dragged Tsinghua up the rankings is astonishing.
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The number of times animals lost it while children were riding them is astonishing.
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Ermotti described clients' cash holdings as "astonishing," adding they had hit 35 percent globally.
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And the wildest campaign in modern history appeared to have one more astonishing twist.
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"Ethnocentrism among white Americans explains Trump's astonishing emergence, " concluded Donald Kinder and Cindy Kam.
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Some stories just flat out are astonishing and really stick out in my mind.
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This made the strength of the signal and its frequent repetitions even more astonishing.
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Lupita Nyong'o bears most of the story's emotional burden, with astonishing versatility and force.
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He promised something astonishing: that he would annex Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
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Isn't it astonishing to watch Team USA gymnast Simone Biles perform a floor routine?
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For some, Weiss's move was nothing less than an astonishing display of true love.
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On the one hand, it's astonishing to see the two countries working together, joined.
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Then, you realize that you've fallen under the spell of something unexpected and astonishing.
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From just a few paces away, however, it gives the astonishing illusion of sheen.
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To see Clarion Alley was astonishing and empowering — it wasn't just for muralists then.
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Yet they are organised in structures that are capable of astonishing feats of creativity.
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The amount of bloatware apps pre-installed on the Droid Turbo 2 is astonishing.
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Among other astonishing sequences, Alex does the El Cap climb with ropes — and falls!
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The max capacity for this particular cart was somewhere in-between—which is astonishing.
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How visitors could not laugh at this mirror of modern reality is, frankly, astonishing.
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Google, perhaps more than any other tech giant, knows an astonishing amount about you.
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It's astonishing how many big names failed these Goldilocks tests of being just right.
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"The rapidity and scope of the physical changes there have been astonishing," he said.
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Right, right, right, and they did handle with the kid gloves, it was astonishing.
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Let's take a close look at these astonishing particles, raining on Earth from afar.
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After registering, you can access this curated collection of astonishing royalty-free stock images.
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It's an astonishing symphonic beautiful tribute to this woman and human connection and grief.
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It was astonishing that the Philharmonic selected such a pioneer as its music director.
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The fact that there was a Deadspin Awards show at all was pretty astonishing.
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A 100 kilometer-deep ocean, on the other hand, is nothing short of astonishing.
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Last year, an astonishing 20 percent of families opted out of the state exams.
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There is a secret lurking behind the bot's astonishing output—SPB isn't entirely automated.
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If you're the average white-collar drone, the odds are it's an astonishing amount.
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Spotify reports that the track saw an astonishing 2884 percent increase after her win.
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The RAA compounds the problem by adding an astonishing 53 new requirements to rulemaking.
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It is gaining speed in astonishing ways and Israeli tech is on the forefront.
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She had the astonishing courage and boldness to live the life she has led.
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It's an astonishing abuse of power, and it only gets more shocking from there.
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I hope you find that remarkable, if not astonishing, because it's a huge number.
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Today, it's about $803, still pretty poor but an astonishing recovery in a month.
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The Video Indexer can pick out an astonishing amount of details from video clips.
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And a moment, please, for Natasha Lyonne and her astonishing performance in this show.
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That's according to an astonishing new survey from the left-leaning Public Policy Polling.
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You'll even see a complete list of their astonishing 32 Billboard No. 1 hits.
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At this point, it's astonishing that anyone is still working at the White House.
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I was going to look astonishing as Oscar before I even opened my mouth.
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This was especially astonishing given that Ford's story placed another witness in the room.
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To have an important piece like this is pretty astonishing and an amazing opportunity.
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It's an astonishing turn of events, but also one that feels predictable in hindsight.
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"Not a single state in this country regulates gyms, which is astonishing," he said.
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The results so far of his "America first" agenda have been nothing but astonishing.
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That would increase to 68,600 during production and an astonishing 91,500 at peak employment.
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"It's pretty astonishing," said Gabby Warshawer, director of research at CityRealty, a research firm.
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As the world's third-richest person, Arnault is getting richer at an astonishing rate.
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"That is really astonishing to me at this point in the recovery," Gimbel said.
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Schroeder: The verbal abuse that Trey put up with and dealt with was astonishing.
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This is an astonishing use of "catatonic," and is almost certainly not medically correct.
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It's astonishing how little these political entrepreneurs thought about the consequences of their words.
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And, perhaps most astonishing of all, he did not suffer any significant brain damage.
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The speed at which most Americans have become tolerant of gay people is astonishing.
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Look at the astonishing improvements in China since 1978 and in India since 1991.
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Still, it's astonishing to see it applied here at such a reasonable price point.
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Does this review, which calls it his "most astonishing" novel yet, help you decide?
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It's astonishing Tinder works every day and they couldn't get a website to work.
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Tensions have been rising between the US and North Korea at an astonishing clip.
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And, in an astonishing feat, it raised nearly half a billion dollars before opening.
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It represents another step in the astonishing ratcheting down of tensions between the neighbors.
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Mr. Trump was also right to observe that stock indexes are at astonishing heights.
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"The amount of doors the Kilroys opened has been astonishing," she said this week.
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It's astonishing, hopeful, as though these specters are living beings waiting to be revived.
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And, it knows where you are, that's the astonishing... It knows where you are.
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Republicans balked at the request, calling it an "astonishing abuse" of the committee's powers.
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There were no particular signs that anything astonishing would come out of that house.
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We visited the International Cacao Collection, which breeds an astonishing diversity of cacao trees.
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This is so astonishing that it changed many things I used to believe in.
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Absolutely. "The Street" is my favorite type of novel, literary with an astonishing plot.
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An unlikely literary star was born, and The Vegas Diaries continues Holly's astonishing reinvention.
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Things are better now: The current unemployment rate sits at an astonishing 2 percent.
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But that same structure has also allowed YouTube to grow at an astonishing pace.
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The Iowa caucuses "represent an astonishing victory for our movement," he said on Tuesday.
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Although the gulf region harbored no gold, it possessed astonishing riches of bird life.
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So it's thrilling to have had new recordings this year from two astonishing pianists.
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What was so astonishing about it was the emotional stress of being her witness.
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Of course, Neeson is not alone in his astonishing lack of public relations judgment.
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THE CEILING FAN TRICK Ceiling fan blades pick up an astonishing amount of filth.
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Rightly so: funded by the Seagram Company, Johnson did something astonishing in this room.
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Nobody could compare to Bob or the work he published over his astonishing career.
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That is a truly astonishing conclusion given the facts that Mr. Comey himself exposed.
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The third act of China's rise raises astonishing possibilities, but also faces daunting obstacles.
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Sloths can lose an astonishing 30% of their body weight each time they go.
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But even less popular hashtags regarding the case get an astonishing amount of attention.
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MEXICO CITY — Even in a nation almost inured to corruption, the news was astonishing.
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It's astonishing what you can do that you just can't do with anything else.
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It really is astonishing how much of an effect clothes have on your spirit.
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They listened as 80 girls sang "Astonishing," a song about the empowerment of women.
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Nor was it the first time Mr. Trump leveled astonishing allegations against Mr. Obama.
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Try one of these five astonishing spots for a magical retirement, from an Internationalliving.
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Jordanians have welcomed an astonishing number of refugees to their land and maintained stability.
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But an astonishing turn of events in the Season 1 finale upended the plot.
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An astonishing 222 shows grossed over $143 million, including eight that exceeded $214 million.
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In many ways, it's astonishing that Guyton has kept the project going this long.
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Just astonishing profiles that sort of blew the top off of the profile genre.
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In order to reach higher office, every official needs astonishing achievements in their tenure.
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"Put all this together and you have an astonishing body of evidence," Drum wrote.
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Almost everything should be digitized in a much more ... it's astonishing how slow it is.
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This whole thing of not having orgasms until you're 25 or 30, I find astonishing.
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The privately-owned drone maker estimated that the scheme cost it an astonishing $147 million.
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GIGOT: Let me ask you another issue about Google, market cap almost $900 billion, astonishing.
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I gave you an example a few minutes ago that I think is so astonishing.
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Say hello to Patagotitan mayorum—a Cretaceous-era dinosaur that weighed an astonishing 152,000 pounds.
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Walking through the exhibition, it's astonishing how White's drawings still deftly capture the black experience.
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Believe it or not, that's not the most astonishing thing in the Elizabeth Holmes story.
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The skill involved is astonishing, given tape's tendency to curl, wrinkle, crease, and otherwise misbehave.
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It's just astonishing to see the amount of momentum they have with 2 million members.
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The first half of 1968 saw the company expand to an astonishing 19 ongoing titles.
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But in the financial markets of Holland and Italy, money was evolving with astonishing speed.
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Many of those who bought in early have, on paper at least, made astonishing gains.
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This novel is so intricate, so compelling, and with such a complex world, it's astonishing.
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Still, it displays an astonishing inability to see things from anyone else's point of view.
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Their country has escaped recession for an astonishing 25 years, thanks chiefly to Chinese demand.
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But even that astonishing revival was fully four times more likely than the Catalan comeback.
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The gains registered in India just since 1990 translate to an astonishing 34m lives saved.
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The foreign-ministry memo described this as an "astonishing tectonic shift" in American foreign policy.
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The Red Sparrow novel, which came out in 2013, was praised for its astonishing accuracy.
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And in conjunction with #FCPX 10.4 you can do some pretty astonishing things with it!
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Today, we run a trade deficit in goods of roughly $60 billion — an astonishing leap.
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An astonishing proportion of anti-Brexiteers seem to come adorned with titles and company directorships.
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" Actor BD Wong also spoke to PEOPLE at the event, saying Trump's comments were "astonishing.
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Astonishing scenes on the Virginia Beach Oceanfront as #WinterStormGrayson continued to bomb off the coast.
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Banderas, 57, had to undergo an astonishing physical transformation to portray the the master painter.
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Recently, she called attention to the astonishing mortality rates for mothers in the United States.
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In the private sector, issuance of green bonds has been growing at an astonishing pace.
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IN THE PAST year the British body politic has endured an astonishing list of maladies.
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A recent poll found an astonishing 82% of French voters have unfavorable views of Trump.
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So I grabbed a laptop, poked around on Google, and pieced together an astonishing story.
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The results were astonishing, as they represent an incredible opportunity for growth and economic development.
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They have like seven, I don't know how many employees, 700,000, 800,000, some astonishing number.
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That's an astonishing amount of disagreement, even in a field as uncertain as this one.
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I mean, that piece in ESPN Magazine about your brother — speaking of incarceration — was astonishing.
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Just consider some astonishing facts about data usage growth from Cisco's Visual Networking Index 2016.
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IN 93 Ukrainian GDP fell by 29%; in 22011 it shrunk by an astonishing 212%.
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In January-November 2015 Donetsk's construction shrank by an astonishing 60% on the previous year.
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It's astonishing to see our President submissively take Putin's side against US State Dept personnel.
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He's learning things in real time and- No, that George Washington thing, it was astonishing.
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It's astonishing that these sharks are well into their centenarian years before they hit puberty.
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There are an "astonishing number of injuries related to shutters being put up," Brackin said.
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He runs through all these different sort of guitar techniques that are sort of astonishing.
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Patton's new album, "Black Origami," is an astonishing global exploration of what drums can do.
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Then, in each of the following lively chapters, he explores an astonishing range of perspectives.
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An astonishing 700 million people were lifted out of poverty over the last 20 years.
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How astonishing to see that Balanchine training prepares dancers for two such utterly unlike works.
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To call yourselves a journalistic outlet and then botch this one so badly is astonishing.
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It depends if you're on board with astonishing claims of Dubai-based motor company Devel.
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Like all of Mr. McPherson's plays, "Shining City" crosses that same divide with astonishing grace.
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How astonishing that he was able to incorporate such diverse pictorial content into his paintings.
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It would take an astonishing civic sensibility to not be annoyed by all this attention.
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It's astonishing how little she needs to get something up and going on the page.
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Now researchers have built a robotic doppelganger that can twist and bank with astonishing speed.
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The 19 companies had 31 percent earnings growth, and an astonishing 12 percent revenue growth.
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The number of eager assailants grew, and the double standard of the moment became astonishing.
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What a born liar I am!) and that I worked in Aldgate (astonishing lying skills
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The biopsy suggested that an astonishing 80 percent of his bone marrow cells were cancerous.
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And yet the show is not just a cult hit, but an astonishing financial success.
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That's according to JD.com, the Chinese e-commerce giant, which promises astonishing package delivery time.
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That's because they read polls, including an astonishing one that SurveyMonkey just did for Axios.
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That this shadow might be visible from Earth depended on an astonishing set of circumstances.
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Besides, just think about the astonishing growth of the shoe market over the last decade.
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In this town of just under 216,210 people, there are an astonishing 248 cider houses.
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Her work was astonishing, as minutely detailed as any Copley, with a feminine, folkloric twist.
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The head of the committee called Zuckerberg's decision "astonishing" and urged him to think again.
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Geologists say the data they are getting from the mountain is astonishing in its detail.
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The productions are astonishing, full of over-the-top special effects and hilariously incomprehensible lyrics.
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Francine Prose's "Anne Frank" is foremost an appreciation of the famous diarist's astonishing writing skills.
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This book reminds us just how astonishing the radicalism of this composer's creations really is.
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The writing is an astonishing mix of dreamlike poetry and piercingly political and psychological insight.
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It's less astonishing now that the kitchen has 10 burners and room to turn around.
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"Trophy," an extraordinary documentary from Shaul Schwarz and Christina Clusiau, is filled with astonishing sights.
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The Browns' collective 24-year political domination of California has spanned an astonishing 60 years.
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It was an astonishing story, it went on for what felt like a long time.
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That's astonishing in New York, which is a fabulous place to be a working woman.
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Thankfully, it comes at a price point that's really kind of astonishing in its affordability.
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But Zuckerberg's celebrity and Facebook's size and influence make the company's weekly ritual rather astonishing.
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So Sirisena had a strong motive to replace Wickremesinghe, despite the truly astonishing political risks.
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Last year's SX12 and SX14 came out swinging with a truly astonishing array of ports.
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He never engaged in race baiting — astonishing for a populist Southern politician in that era.
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When you love someone it's astonishing how your mind rationalizes away any trace of doubt.
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Rain fell with astonishing intensity in the county, which is home to about 254,000 people.
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Floyd Mayweather has stayed in astonishing shape since making his professional boxing debut in 1996.
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Astonishing observers, Putin proposed on Wednesday the most dramatic changes to Russia's constitution since 1993.
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"The [last] preview was the most astonishing theatrical event I ever lived through," said Bufman.
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Most astonishing, Mendelssohn was still in his teens when he wrote his first piano sonata.
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That poll showed Independents nearly split down the middle, with an astonishing 49 percent undecided.
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Harvey truly is an astonishing storm, the likes of which few people can easily remember.
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The show built a compelling two-season crime thriller around his astonishing life and death.
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How astonishing that it can be left out and there's still a surfeit to rue.
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"You basically shut down all economic activity in China, which is truly astonishing," he said.
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The overall effect is sumptuous, even awe-inspiring, and their level of detail is astonishing.
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Even here Roy can't help writing with astonishing vividness, immersing us deep into a subculture.
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"That's astonishing," he said, adding he would have leaped at the chance to see it.
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LW ended up taking the map, winning the round and astonishing casters and fans alike.
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Each dish was more interesting, astonishing and unusual than the next, and all simply prepared.
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Combined with an improved speaker on the controller, the haptics can enable some astonishing effects.
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Pruitt paid an astonishing $50 per night to rent the condo, well below market value.
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But this year, three seemingly straightforward one-person plays proved intricate, unpredictable and often astonishing.
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In the city within a city rising west of Pennsylvania Station are many astonishing sights.
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Personalizing the dispute to an astonishing degree, they have accused Mr. Obama of betraying Israel.
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This is astonishing to contemplate: it's a small indoor village, reportedly ninety thousand square feet.
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Days earlier, citizens had witnessed the astonishing sight of pro-democracy marches proceeding without arrests.
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It's true that mobile phone coverage now reaches an astonishing three quarters of the world.
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It was already astonishing that Trump invited the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, and Amb.
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Growth did indeed reach an astonishing 17.3% in 2011 as the mining frenzy took hold.
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The company's astonishing success has made it, in turn, a powerful influence on other companies.
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Over the past year, the level of vitriol directed to undocumented families has been astonishing.
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Cuarón served as the director of photography for "Roma," and his work here is astonishing.
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The number of "acting" and vacant positions within the Park Service headquarters alone is astonishing.
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In the first nine days while hospitalized, I gained an astonishing 20 pounds of fluid.
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The end goal is to sell or go public, producing astonishing returns for early investors.
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The details at Kim Jones's first men's wear collection at Dior were just as astonishing.
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It's an astonishing demonstration of just how poor North Korea is relative to its neighbors.
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It's right they stood down but it's astonishing they were there in the first place.
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The fish oil, by comparison, was astonishing, causing a 10 percent reduction in heart disease.
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I read a biography of Fourier this year, because I was mad about something. Astonishing.
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This is an astonishing result for a party that Mr Macron founded only 14 months ago.
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If the Senate holds out until January 2017, however, it will be taking an astonishing gamble.
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That is astonishing for this iconic retailer that used to be a mainstay in America's malls.
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He got around to repeating the lie an astonishing six times, according to The Washington Post.
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Seven years ago, Joe Corbo stared into the eye of a chicken and saw something astonishing.
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What made the results astonishing is that octopuses are very different from humans, especially evolutionarily speaking.
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The biopsy suggested that an astonishing 80 per cent of his bone marrow cells were cancerous.
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But listing toppings doesn't do justice to the astonishing versatility of the m'smen and its dough.
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Despite its astonishing $75,000 a night price tag, I still think it is worth every cent.
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ZB: We've seen truly astonishing growth in the radical right in the past several years particularly.
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It was astonishing to see how her confidence has grown and she's just an amazing person.
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This is an astonishing wine with delicate aromas of summer fruits, and floral notes as well.
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Between 2012 and 2017, there had been an astonishing 10,102 criminal incidents reported in the park.
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But what sneaks up and floors you is the film's racial conscience and profound, astonishing beauty.
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Endgame increased its astonishing tally to $2.189 billion, surpassing Titanic's $2.187 billion gross (unadjusted for inflation).
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To anyone (like this former Facebook employee) steeped in the company's usual MO, this was astonishing.
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He made an astonishing 238 interceptions, 286% more than any other player in the competition's history.
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After decades of astonishing progress, a spell of sluggish poverty-reduction would be a great disappointment.
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Recode wrote about the astonishing track record of non-leaks from Zuckerberg's weekly meetings in 2017.
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Astonishing as it may seem, no black filmmaker has ever won the Oscar for Best Director.
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For a debut album, Morgan Evans has attracted an astonishing array of A-list songwriting collaborators.
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It's astonishing how the show realistically portrays the real life responses our society gives sexual assault.
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Install high-quality winter tires on a car and it's astonishing how well they can perform.
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Good. We have some astonishing news: Food and water are no longer essential to staying alive.
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If you're looking for close-up views of Earth, the astonishing Urthecast camera has you covered.
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Rather, I want to highlight the astonishing pitilessness that lies at the heart of his vision.
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But the diversity of early-Cretaceous dinosaurs represented in this ancient stomping ground is equally astonishing.
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Rental prices are on the rise — and they have reached particularly astonishing heights in major cities.
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The techniques underlying machine learning are themselves getting better at an astonishing pace, for one thing.
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Garmon took home the gold medal for her age group after lifting an astonishing 72 lbs.
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"This is an astonishing development," said U.S. Senator Ben Cardin, a Democrat, in a written statement.
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I think if you look at the past 10 years, it's astonishing how much its diversified.
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Will Tanner, a former adviser to May, said the timing was astonishing, self-serving and disloyal.
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What makes sea cucumbers astonishing is their propensity for shooting their guts out of their butts.
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Netflix now has some 118 million subscribers; here's a look at its astonishing growth since 2012.
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Tillerson's Chief of Staff Margaret Peterlin has accumulated an astonishing number of enemies across the administration.
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But do you know what's more astonishing than a fairy tale with roots in the patriarchy?
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When Incredibles pal Frozone (Samuel L. Jackson) casts his Iceman powers, the furious density is astonishing.
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Noisey: It's astonishing how so many fans of music tend to overlook how influential CREEM was.
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The Beatles lasted a mere eight years, a fact so astonishing it is difficult to believe.
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Will the pressure and scrutiny make its astonishing, 218-year-long run vanish like yesterday's snap?
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Each episode of Pen15 packs an astonishing density of material in less than half an hour.
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It's a pretty astonishing number for a product many pundits deemed doomed in its early stages.
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And then he went ahead and did this against West Ham: It's an astonishing goal, really.
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In three and a half years in charge, he has accumulated titles at an astonishing pace.
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Even by the standards of past Trump press conferences, it was an astonishing and disturbing performance.
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His work with reusability has been astonishing, and the fuel plans he presented yesterday were inspired.
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Warburg's reckless decision to stay in Nazi Germany most likely came down to his astonishing ego.
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However, healthcare-related distressed situations have increased by an astonishing 305%, according to the report's findings.
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"With their mouths open in shock, these two girls learn some astonishing facts from an electrician."
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More importantly, it has begun to interact with the U.S. armed forces to an astonishing degree.
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And the maker of the Assassin's Creed video game recently pledged an astonishing 500 million euros.
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This summer Texas Boys State voted with full enthusiasm for Texas secession by an astonishing margin.
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That said, it would be pretty astonishing if the justices did not rule in Timbs v.
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Two national polls have recently put his support from African-Americans at an astonishing 1 percent.
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In a terrific cast of four, Mr. Branch and Nicole Stacie stand out with astonishing vocals.
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This year and last year, he has written an astonishing number of separate opinions — 57 total.
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That comes out to an astonishing $30,504 for the full nine years I've been working remotely.
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But even without a slam-dunk electoral win, the party could celebrate an astonishing electoral outcome.
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Irish footballer Conor McDermott scored an astonishing 75-yard goal from his own half on Saturday.
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Piper Paddock is only 7 months old — and she's already undergone an astonishing six heart surgeries.
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LOS ANGELES — Of course Kobe Bryant scored an astonishing 22016 points in his final NBA game.
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Instead, I watched what amounted to an animated GIF of monster trucks, unspooling at astonishing volume.
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The privileges you get are just astonishing—access to power, different levels of shopping, preferential housing.
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The results of that initial study have now been released and the findings are quite astonishing.
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Then, with astonishing swiftness, we see women stripped of their independence, and any resistance violently squashed.
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And an astonishing number of them choose to make fun of frailties they never dare admit.
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The recent report's findings are especially astonishing — and instructive — in the field of climate change policies.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Schumer's remarks were, at best, "astonishing, reckless and completely irresponsible.
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Breakingviews For a business built on growing friendships, Facebook is making an astonishing number of enemies.
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It's kind of astonishing, you could talk to Tom Verlaine [Television] about him or Steve Reich.
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His wife had no money but she did have an astonishing number of life-insurance policies.
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An astonishing 73 professionals spread across 20 different agencies and departments got involved with this family.
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It's a theme that I talk about a lot because I think it's really quite astonishing.
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Either way, having seen this astonishing example of friendship, Dionysius is desperate to stay near it.
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Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, went to conference an astonishing 15 times over five months.
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As always with Mei, the naive vibe here can't quite completely mask her astonishing vocal talent.
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Mycology is an underfunded, understudied field with astonishing potential to save lives: ours and the bees.
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In 21977, Ford sold an astonishing 213,221 F-Series trucks, an all-time single-year record.
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Right now it is astonishing to find myself still here at the end of each day.
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Sanders and comes as Democrats have moved with astonishing speed to embrace single-payer health insurance.
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It was the subway that fueled the astonishing economic growth that built the city's iconic skyscrapers.
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Their detachment is astonishing, because to be at Roland Garros is to become attached to it.
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He described as "astonishing" the failure to call off a major Berlin football fixture this weekend.
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Only the last offers a clue to interpreting the movie's more astonishing revelations and unprobed corners.
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"They are absolutely astonishing," said Dr. Kennedy, who recently retired from the University of Western Australia.
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And in the shallow waters, reduced by a long heat wave, she came across something astonishing.
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But if nothing else, the Manafort indictment underscores the Trump campaign's astonishing vulnerability to Russian blackmail.
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Instead, she crashed the Alpine party at the women's super-G with an astonishing upset victory.
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Still, pro-democracy marchers turned out in astonishing numbers for the 11th week in a row.
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That's astonishing for a virus that typically kills about half of all the people it infects.
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It is a classic tale of a unique country's astonishing rise and just-as-inevitable fall.
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But "Amazing Grace" is one of the most astonishing recordings of any pop musician doing anything.
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"It was beautiful; it was astonishing, yet all it was was dropping eggs," Mr. Paxton recalled.
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The astonishing fund-raising totals illustrate the stakes of a campaign that both parties fear losing.
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In another anguishing yet astonishing series of wordless panels, Brown takes us to a soldier's sickbed.
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Eliot and Woolf certainly, but Forster too transmuted private paralysis into astonishing monuments to collective catastrophe.
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We focused on nonvoters and infrequent ones before the 22018 midterm elections and saw astonishing results.
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When you consider that Mr. Wong was only a teenager at the time, they are astonishing.
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Last year, the astonishing pianist released "Duopoly," a collection of duets with a variety of improvisers.
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The film's joyous performers offer an astonishing preface to Picasso's "Demoiselles," lording over the next room.
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"That's quite astonishing for a sport that has almost $300 million in prize money," Dent said.
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" Yet for those who know him only for his astonishing improv skills in "Who is America?
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Mr. Norman compiles astonishing crescendos as the drama ratchets up, building in volume and rhythmic complexity.
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The background of the Carlisle Indian School makes Thorpe's and the team's ascendancy even more astonishing.
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But an astonishing level of incompetence, incoherence and infighting has marked his first weeks in office.
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As we have seen, when we are united, we can make astonishing strides for our country.
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But the sheer size and high-profile nature of Son's exploits make the misses more astonishing.
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That figure may seem astonishing until you discover how conservative it is compared with other states.
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That is nothing compared with Veuve Cliquot's 18 million bottles and Moët-Chandon's astonishing 35 million.
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It's not particularly astonishing that a Democratic senator would hear complaints about a Republican president's nominees.
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Shares in Corrections Corporation of America, now CoreCivic, gained an astonishing 43 percent on the day.
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His photos provide an astonishing look at a ghost city largely untouched since the nuclear disaster.
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And Facebook uses that data to let advertisers reach those users with astonishing precision and effectiveness.
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The economy expanded by nearly ten per cent annually, an astonishing growth rate for any country.
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One astonishing sequence evokes St. Peter's denial of Jesus before the third crowing of the cock.
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It's designed to accompany his new album, "ARC": The project involved commissioning some astonishing music videos.
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That's an astonishing conclusion in an economy that, as President Trump insists, has never been better.
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It had skyrocketed to astonishing heights last year, hitting a high of over $19,000 in December.
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Westphal, though less well-known, was every bit as significant, a creative genius of astonishing eclecticism.
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Like Martina Hingis, Bencic takes the ball early and redirects it with astonishing accuracy and control.
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Indeed it is astonishing that anyone could suggest dispensing with that vital tool in the negotiation.
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For starters, Destiny 2 is an astonishing value proposition, turning $60 into an abundance of entertainment.
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It's not as insightful as it could be, but its imagery is never less than astonishing.
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Chaplin's The Gold Rush illustrates turn-of-the-century conditions, augmented by Eric Hegg's astonishing photographs.
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Kim Kardashian is up and running again on social media -- and her numbers are pretty astonishing.
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Endgame's astonishing haul is the payoff of Marvel Studio's 11-year strategy of interlocking superhero films.
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And that's the part of the journalistic ecosystem that has been weakened the most over the last couple decades and that's what I mean when I say- What about the impact of those stories, because that was an astonishing display of journalism, astonishing, it was amazing.
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Only because it's an astonishing array of bad websites, bad accessibility ... I don't joke, when Tinder works.
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We covered precolonial volcano-worship, syncretic elements of the astonishing local churches, the Quito School's artistic traditions.
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Both programs showed astonishing results cutting rates of unplanned pregnancy, births, and abortion rates by double digits.
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It was an astonishing physical transformation that hasn't been attempted since every actress in every role ever.
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These numbers are astonishing, and offer a snapshot of the mental health crisis unfolding in Puerto Rico.
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As shown in startling infared videos, Aliso Canyon's faulty well is leaking methane at an astonishing rate.
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"I have to say, I think it's astonishing that this would be his last cameo," remarked Joe.
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The astonishing soprano Marina Rebeka (Mathilde) received several minutes of applause and ovation at the curtain call.
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""I have never seen a hippo coming to the aid of another animal, it was simply astonishing.
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The march seemed an enormous catharsis, an astonishing and inspiring discovery that they have masses of allies.
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Apple's figures are astonishing, with quarterly revenue hitting $78 billion and profit dialing in at $17.9 billion.
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The video is grainy and dark, but it provides an astonishing first look at CRISPR in action.
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Sasha Issenberg in his revealing and timely new book, Outpatients: The Astonishing New World of Medical Tourism.
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From a simple rule—survival of the fittest—comes the astonishing array of critters that populate Earth.
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All together the gala distributed an astonishing $355 million among 100 different charities in a single night.
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Their fundraising book — Together: Our Community Cookbook, which became a bestseller — is already making an astonishing difference.
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In the context of my corporate experience, it seems astonishing that anyone would ever start a company.
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The mere fact of this book would be astonishing, if Trump hadn't pulverized our capacity for astonishment.
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Dick Durbin asked what kind of White House environment could give rise to such an astonishing revolt.
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The country is living through an astonishing story without a full sense of what that story is.
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" "For many people, this is an astonishing moment of hope, a moment they thought would never come.
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Yeah. I mean it was really astonishing in this way where, we did it, we built it.
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Well, now "Old Town Road" has taken the title, remaining No. 1 for an astonishing 17 weeks.
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An astonishing 38% admitted to having used force or threats to obtain sex in the preceding year.
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Gahcho Kué is an astonishing endeavour, the biggest new mine in the world in over a decade.
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Donald Trump won America's presidential election, an astonishing victory that wrongfooted the predictions of pundits and pollsters.
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Baldassare noted that homelessness moving to the top of the list of concerns was an astonishing finding.
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It is an astonishing number, no doubt making him Nashville's biggest hit-maker of the last decade.
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Again, it's sort of astonishing, you were talking about Mark Gurman on this podcast with Dan Frommer.
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"It is beyond astonishing that both @carriefisher & @DebbieReynolds1 have both left this earth," he wrote on Twitter.
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The photo below has been doing the rounds lately with an astonishing number of retweets on Twitter.
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That someone who grew up in her circumstances could achieve as much as she has is astonishing.
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Crosby churned out an astonishing 12 albums in 1948 as well as starring in "The Emperor Waltz".
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In addition to the campaign spending, the oil and gas industry spends an astonishing sum on lobbying.
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For the foreseeable future, the absurd rebranding of tronc and this astonishing video will exemplify the latter.
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As illustrated in the above graph, chlamydia rates have skyrocketed by an astonishing 6,917 percent since 1984.
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But the ad firepower an already weak Trump will face while playing almost no defense is astonishing.
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It went through 403 editions and sold an estimated 250,000 copies—an astonishing number at that time.
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It is astonishing, then, that the CPC plant is just one of six new megaprojects in America.
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What they have got for that money is astonishing in the intensity and scale of its symbolism.
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As the economy approaches full employment, an astonishing pickup in productivity would be needed to accomplish that.
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The outcome was the moonshot — the astonishing launch of two humans onto the nearest body in space.
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"It's astonishing to see this photo," Ramirez said, reflecting on the image of her son and granddaughter.
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But if Russia were to win its quarter-final match against Croatia, that would be truly astonishing.
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Every image captures the colors and brush strokes that went into making each masterwork in astonishing detail.
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Ocean heatwaves in 2015, 2016 and 2017 finished off an astonishing 20% of the coral on Earth.
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Still, it's an astonishing creative effort t, imbued with awe for the infinite possibilities of the feminine.
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Ro Khanna drew an astonishing level of criticism across the left and center of the political spectrum.
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Again, we do not know for sure how much of Trump's astonishing general election performance this explains.
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If you have an Amazon account, the amount of data that the retail giant collects is astonishing.
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Even more astonishing, at least to me, is that this new popular culture is a youth culture.
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In recent years we have seen astonishing proposals for health industry mergers that are unprecedented in scale.
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These recorded with astonishing frankness her often bitter relationship with her husband, Samuel, whom Julia called Chev.
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Smartphones are the most relevant example, astonishing us every day with how ubiquitous the devices have become.
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He hasn't a single endorsement from a senator, which is astonishing given that he is a senator.
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Find out your partner's idea of fun It is astonishing that this even needs to be said.
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Though the big picture remains daunting, the shift from last year to this year is fairly astonishing.
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And it's about the astonishing accretion of significant human history within the walls of a single home.
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There is no reason it could not be more beautiful and astonishing than what we've seen before.
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What's most astonishing is that this incredible output has occurred without any corresponding increase in farmland. How?
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"What he told me, and showed me, was jaw-dropping, astonishing, frightening and worrying," Fogel told Reuters.
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In it, she sums up the astonishing tumult around the world that followed Diana's August 31 death.
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This is astonishing: Coverage of the various email scandals almost certainly played a role in electing Trump.
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Black Panther, Marvel's new superhero movie, now rated an astonishing 99% on Rotten Tomatoes, is out Friday.
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And in the process China's top e-commerce firms came to offer an astonishing range of services.
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In 2005, Noel Lobley—then a DJ and anthropology graduate from Oxford University—made an astonishing discovery.
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" Most astonishing "is seeing the Socialist Worker [the SWP's paper] being sold outside and inside the meeting.
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It's astonishing that he's not completely lost his mind, to be honest, from everything he went through.
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The installation and the substation stored an astonishing amount of seeds and electricity, but were mostly unnoticed.
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Mr. Peck's "Everywhere We Go" (2014) remains an astonishing tour de force of compositional bravura dance exuberance.
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If cut loose altogether, Mr. Dauman would leave with a pay package worth an astonishing $84 million.
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The 26-year-old has been on the Women's Tennis Association tour for an astonishing 12 years.
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Struggling to survive on one meal a day, Mama Fadl and her baby represent an astonishing number.
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With astonishing cruelty, the agency targets undocumented immigrants with jobs, families, and deep roots in American society.
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" The Green Party leader said the government should release the report, saying such a delay is "astonishing.
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During these years Ms. Hadid turned out an astonishing, super-refined variety of futuristic drawings and paintings.
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But the last 60 pages are one of the most astonishing feats of writing I've ever read.
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With an astonishing 352 kills, his record is all but assured until World War III comes around.
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Despite the astonishing breakthroughs in U.S.-Cuban relations under President Barack Obama, he must wait some more.
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Puttnam's public comments as the head of a major American movie studio are astonishing for their candor.
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This is even more astonishing today, when we can't even get 22019 states to agree on anything.
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The results that came back were astonishing; it would even be fair to characterize them as alarming.
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"It is astonishing how the German economy is defying global risks, whether politically or economically," Boerner added.
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I must say, though, that it's mildly astonishing that more than one person has had this idea.
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It's an astonishing work from the Latin American author, whose work has been translated into twenty languages.
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Both are drawing from an astonishing well of raw talent that makes seemingly impossible human achievements possible.
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In reality, though, Arca's third self-titled album is genuinely astonishing and a pleasure to listen to.
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We just signed up Rose McGowan and we just got an astonishing array of media-focused speakers.
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Early on, the possible search area was an astonishing three million square miles, according to the BBC.
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Trump's rapid rise and astonishing resilience have called into question the establishment's ability to actually control events.
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Be smart: In 500 days, Trump's hijacking of the formerly conservative GOP is complete — an astonishing accomplishment.
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It remains astonishing how very far the Republican Party has fallen with Mr. Trump leading the way.
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In that astonishing span of six weeks, few of immunotherapy's successes seemed as dramatic as Mr. Greenstein's.
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Tiler Peck dances with a fleetness so astonishing, it's as if her feet were made of wings.
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She proves that this terrible disease paradoxically generates astonishing valor from even the most endangered patient-activists.
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They gave birth to the Olympics, that celebration of individual competition, and an astonishing era of democracy.
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"But to be putting the job in the hands of the French is simply astonishing," she added.
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The fact that it's so hard to even imagine this film means it's going to be astonishing.
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Meanwhile, the amount being leaked every day represents an astonishing 22 percent of California's total methane emissions.
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"It's astonishing that Landon hasn't been given a modern reassessment until now," our reviewer, Claire Jarvis, writes.
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But she said it was astonishing that the police in Beijing were allowed onto the embassy grounds.
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In light of these facts, it's astonishing that Landon hasn't been given a modern reassessment until now.
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It was an astonishing betrayal from a man who started working for the cartel in his teens.
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Yet as astonishing as that is, experts say the price of gas still has room to fall.
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Here's Whitman's full statement: Chris Christie's endorsement of Donald Trump is an astonishing display of political opportunism.
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Such a meticulous and — for film, at least — unconventional process has led to performances of astonishing sensitivity.
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But that doesn't mean their unlikely World Series championship was the only astonishing run in sporting history.
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Ms. Chavkin's astonishing revision of it for Broadway doesn't solve the story problems but effectively moots them.
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Even a small amount of fluid in a narrow pipe can develop high pressure, with astonishing effects.
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If you're not in the book industry, let me make it clear: These are astonishing sales numbers.
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Perhaps the most worthwhile contribution of "The Vietnam War" is its compilation of hundreds of astonishing photographs.
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"And it must be even more astonishing for the people who have lived here for 30 years."
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In one astonishing altarpiece-like work, she undergoes a kind of crucifixion that is also a resurrection.
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And whether they are repeated matter of factly, or told with awe or wariness, they remain astonishing.
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Despite its blizzard of statistics, the book's most astonishing (and telling) declaration is on the first page.
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An astonishing 2503 of those economies — more than 80 percent of them — were run by an autocrat.
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Extra Doughnuts: • After the last episode's veritable encyclopedia of astonishing images, Episode 9 was much plainer, visually.
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It's not just an astonishing story on an abstract level; it's a very relevant story as well.
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My goodness, how astonishing they are, and how moving, and how funny, and how just plain weird.
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It was an astonishing discovery — dozens of pets wasting away from a disease that nobody knew existed.
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That we know the details of such a close relationship, and its rocky emotional topography, is astonishing.
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If you look at the evolution of [China's] military over the last 6900 years … it's rather astonishing.
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That fact beggars belief, but American, British and German intelligence services are unanimous about Putin's astonishing ambitions.
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But the sheer size and high-profile nature of Mr. Son's exploits make the misses more astonishing.
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How Venus has handled the stress physically, through all the news of the car accident, is astonishing.
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Nutella's transformation from Most Hopeless in Class to Most Caring of Creatures was nothing short of astonishing.
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"It came by text, and it was a pretty astonishing moment," Mr. Stewart said of his expulsion.
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In her telling, Howe left her daughter's room, fell to her knees, and had an astonishing revelation.
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"It's sad, but not astonishing, that an American entrepreneur would put business above patriotism," the paper wrote.
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In the U.S., we now move an astonishing 54 tons of freight for each person every year.
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Yang has blown past the fundraising threshold, bringing in an astonishing $16.5 million in the fourth quarter.
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It is astonishing how violently a big branch shakes when a silly little bird has left it.
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However you judge it as a column, you must admit it's an astonishing success as a brand.
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"The court's decision is astonishing," Mexico's foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, said Thursday about the Supreme Court ruling.
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Textile plants, breweries, a gasworks and coal and timber yards all led to astonishing levels of pollution.
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It's an astonishing trajectory for any new writer, much less for a 213-year-old wildlife scientist.
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"Congress must vote against this disastrous Pentagon authorization – a bill of astonishing moral cowardice," Khanna and Sen.
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There was an astonishing amount of art and a magnificent stone basin in the right-hand recess.
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The prince's lack of humanity or perspective as he answered the questions put to him was astonishing.
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"The settlement is totally outrageous, astonishing, and contradictory to the F.T.C.'s charter and protection of consumers."
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Netflix's astonishing content budget is good, but it doesn't matter if Netflix invests in the wrong projects.
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Liverpool has the most players listed with an astonishing seven, while FC Barcelona follows closely with five.
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They should note that United Van Lines determined the rates of residents leaving and found astonishing results.
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"There's still a core of experienced dealers, and astonishing things still sell in this market," she said.
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Overall, the tree is valued at an astonishing £11.9 million (about $15 million USD), according to CNN.
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The senior manager gets 3 percent, and so on — until the total reached an astonishing 30 percent.
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As a result of this glaring weakness, Trump won an astonishing 81 percent of the evangelical vote.
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"It's totally astonishing," said Martha Crenshaw, a Stanford scholar who has written on terrorism since the 1970s.
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" August 63, 2018: "'Bruce Ohr of DOJ is in legal jeopardy, it's astonishing that he's still employed.
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That's an astonishing 13 workers a day who, like Regina, went to work and never came home.
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"It's truly astonishing," said Michael Franz at Bowdoin College in Maine, a leading researcher on political advertising.
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Its supercharged 6.2-liter V8 pumps out an astonishing 755 horsepower and 715 pound-feet of torque.
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"Cuarón served as the director of photography for 'Roma,' and his work here is astonishing," she writes.
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It was an astonishing 25-percentage-point increase in vaccinations over a period of just two years.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "It really is astonishing: The day after Trump skates on collusion, Michael Avenatti is arrested.
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You have no idea what an extraordinary person she is — just astonishing, full of grace and goodness.
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He racked up 28 unforced errors while Djokovic leaked only nine, in an astonishing display of control.
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What's perhaps most astonishing about these historical snapshots is the cavalier devaluation of sharks as biological entities.
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The artist has covered an astonishing amount of ground since debuting her label's first collection in 2007.
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"It is quite astonishing," said Tim Graf, chief macro strategist at State Street Global Advisors in London.
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It is astonishing how few respectable conceptual tools we have for dealing with this self-evident fact.
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The artist's claim to fame bridges many talents, but she's best known for fashioning astonishing baked goods.
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To us, what was astonishing is there was no domestic solution in the U.S. to recover this value.
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In Trump's astonishing statements to the newspapers, he described the European Union as an instrument of German domination.
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And it is astonishing to me that these request for access to documents have been stonewalled, delayed, ignored.
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That's the astonishing revelation from the case against the Baltimore Police Department's now-defunct Gun Trace Task Force.
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Thanks to the commitments of these players, NTD programs have achieved astonishing results over the past several years.
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"The Astonishing Rise of Canada's 1%" was the subtitle of a book by Lars Osberg published last year.
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It was an astonishing dilemma created by two campaigns whose dominant message was that their opponent was unfit.
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Today's report puts the company on an astonishing run rate of more than $33 billion — just for AWS.
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He's keeping up his momentum after his astonishing clap back against Spencer last week by dropping truth bombs.
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Ariana Grande's charity concert for Manchester, One Love Manchester, sold out in an astonishing six minutes on Thursday.
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The astonishing break from diplomatic practice stems from reasons that range from the personal to the broadly geopolitical.
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That black rice carries one of FieldTrip's most astonishing achievements, a fast-casual holy grail: perfectly cooked fish.
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The University of Georgia has produced an astonishing 48 athletes at the Games this year, according to reports.
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And that astonishing, appalling fact has divided, not united, the two parties that run the world's great democracy.
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We surface in Sugar Bowl, named aptly for its round dome that lets in the most astonishing light.
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Robert Eggers' carefully planned and plotted directorial debut The Witch shows an astonishing level of attention to detail.
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But, of course, high school bullies possess a knack for pinpointing the insecurities of others with astonishing accuracy.
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It's actually astonishing how much troops get done while still managing to arrive 30 minutes early to everything.
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The singular, astonishing vision and voice of Johnson's feature debut instantly established him a writer/director to watch.
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The Edge of Every Day is, to borrow Sardy's words, "cosmically, cosmically sad" and an astonishing, essential read.
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"I think the amount of violations that occurred in this case by law enforcement is astonishing," said Tacopina.
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What stands out about The Astonishing Color of After is the lesson that even moms are hurting, sometimes.
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Carter, a journalist and a producer, has been a staple at the magazine for an astonishing 25 years.
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As of July 11, the game already had an astonishing 21 million active daily users, according to SurveyMonkey.
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It was undoubtedly effective, in this era when moving picture was still a brand new and astonishing technology.
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The results show an astonishing exclusion of female voices, confirming that the music industry is indeed male-dominated.
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It's astonishing that we haven't learned this lesson already, given our failed attempts to spread constitutional democracy abroad.
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But his comments during Tuesday's press briefing on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Adolf Hitler are astonishing.
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Also, we take a look at the astonishing range of ailments that could be treated by magic mushrooms.
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What's possible when you could travel in a mobile living room, massage parlor or movie theater is astonishing.
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The statement lacks credibility and is "astonishing, provocative and irresponsible," Qassemi said, according to the IRIB news agency.
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It really is astonishing that this has been allowed to continue for so long, right up till now.
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How does a candidate take a 3-point spread and turn it into an astonishing 39-point victory?
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AL-GHARBI: What&aposs astonishing is it takes a long time to publish anything in an academic journal.
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Putting aside the astonishing atmospherics, the facts of Comey's account are what we expected, but not much more.
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Pérez-Barreiro happened to be present at the first such practice I had, which was astonishing to me.
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DRIVE west out of Nairobi and you quickly realise how astonishing the topography around the Kenyan capital is.
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Obviously she's insecure and scared, but she responds to hardship in a way that I just find astonishing.
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We're shopping online more than ever throughout the year, but December represents an astonishing climax of consumer activity.
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There was also Barcelona Games all-around champion Vitaly Scherbo, who won an astonishing six golds in 1992.
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We always ... I urge everyone to go to Australia, it's a wonderful, especially Melbourne, it's an astonishing city.
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Today, in an astonishing reversal, only 0.7 billion of 7.3 billion people are below this poverty-line worldwide.
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They averaged an astonishing 57.2kph, a fraction lower than the Tour de France TT record set in 2013.
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Still, the news is concerning — although, not surprising — given the astonishing number of closures we're expecting in 2017.
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The overall size of Obama's land grabs is astonishing, but the debate should not be about Barack Obama.
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The increase in these non-criminal arrests as compared to the prior year was an astonishing 156 percent.
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Reddit user Joycieejuice shared a photo of this astonishing TJ Maxx find, using her father for size comparison.
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That HSBC is considering moving at this moment may seem astonishing; it is knee-deep in a restructuring.
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Now, archaeologists believe they've found some of the most astonishing evidence of ancient tattooing in the South Pacific.
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The innocent explanation is that there was a diplomatic misunderstanding at the airport, albeit a rather astonishing one.
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The nonprofit's annual census found that, of those arrested, an astonishing 21 were arrested on "false news" charges.
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More astonishing than their methods, which are well known, was the scale of activity and the people involved.
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Just as astonishing, the polls remain tight, although a substantial Clinton bounce is almost assured post-Democratic convention.
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It's an astonishing case — and an abuse of the legal system unlike anything we've seen in recent memory.
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Once, we supplemented the brandy with a single $25 glass of Hans Reisetbauer's astonishing carrot eau de vie.
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The result was astonishing: smoky but not aggressively so, deeply flavorful, the best thing I'd eaten in weeks.
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What is most astonishing about Turtleneck Man's attitude toward Northern Ireland is that it is no longer controversial.
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Donors quickly pitched in with large and small amounts, and before long Watt had raised an astonishing $85033,131,917.
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Domestically, U.S. airlines are losing market share by astonishing numbers in cities that the Gulf carriers have entered.
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This week I watched an astonishing number of videos of this guy cooking 17th- and 18th-century recipes.
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This increase of 2628 million votes, despite no increase in their share of the U.S. population, was astonishing.
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The rider's contract with the Marinelli Snipers Moto2 team was terminated after the astonishing incident during the Sept.
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It was big enough, in fact, to fill two of the most astonishing television series of the year.
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The Chinese state-run news agency gushingly describes the "astonishing achievements" as "the epitome of the DPRK today".
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The Broadway première of Sam Shepard's acclaimed 1980 play, "True West," in 2000, was astonishing for several reasons.
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He gets constantly quoted talking about our ratings, and that is an astonishing thing that continues to happen.
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What I heard was astonishing, but based on my work over the past two years, unfortunately not surprising.
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This is the most astonishing presidential election since at least 1968, at the height of the Vietnam War.
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A year into his astonishing political career, Mr Trump has made two aspects of his character abundantly clear.
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The greatest of them is probably "The Wish House," an astonishing meditation on sex, old age and disease.
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An astonishing number of Republicans attacked the legitimacy of the November election in the days and weeks afterward.
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That's astonishing: in less than one lifetime, the dominant players in the global economy have almost completely changed.
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Paper money, backed by the authority of the state, was an astonishing innovation, one that reshaped the world.
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An astonishing 20 percent also agree that it's acceptable to use violence to prevent a speaker from speaking.
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The starting point for my argument is the astonishing drop in interest rates over the past few weeks.
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But when the production hitches a ride on the astonishing craft of the original, it is often thrilling.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis forecasts it could reach an astonishing 32.1% in the second quarter.
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Storm clouds can approach and withdraw with astonishing speed, and, even in the summer months, temperatures fluctuate dramatically.
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I found that liberal staff members outnumber their conservative counterparts by the astonishing ratio of 12-to-one.
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He has run 26 marathons under 2:12 and an astonishing 81 marathons under 2:20, both records.
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They trained the Comédie-Française cast in their craft for the occasion, and the result is visually astonishing.
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Given how few people live in the tiny mining outpost of "Goldstone," the abundance of wickedness is astonishing.
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More than that, it was also an age of astonishing literary fecundity and intellectual vitality, scarcely surpassed since.
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That, our London reporter writes, was Prime Minister Theresa May's "astonishing" central message to Britain on Wednesday night.
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We're covering the G-210 summit in Japan, a modest yet astonishing school in Afghanistan and expensive email.
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Its astonishing energy comes from the contrast between its perky, picaresque structure and its muscular, high-flying prose.
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The mastermind behind Wakanda's most astonishing innovations is none other than a brilliant, cheeky-as-hell teen girl.
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Others, like malaria and H.I.V., utterly frustrate scientists to this day, despite astonishing new weapons like gene-editing.
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