Captain Marvel will be chock full of empowering feminist images.
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Turns out, love stories can also be chock-full of blood.
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The Olympics will be chock-full of political intrigue, thanks to North Korea's presence.
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The fest will be chock full of the topics and craftsmanship that concern electronic music today.
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On close inspection, ancient mythology turns out to be chock-full of robots, androids and mechanical creatures.
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The new parliament will be chock-full of anti-system parties (see article), including Mr Babis's ANO.
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A week which also happens to be chock full of some of the biggest names in the industry.
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T-Mobile's event will be chock full of John Legere dropping choice expletives on AT&T and Verizon.
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Otherwise, this year looks to be a show that will be chock-full of not-really-consumer companies in the transportation space.
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The third one I always thought of as strictly mythical: Apparently, though, THE NORWEGIAN SEA could be chock-full of Krakens. Shudder!
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The first generation of any new buzzworthy tech product is bound to be chock full of problems, and folding phones are no different.
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If 2016, was the year of splashy acquisitions, then 2019 is shaping up to be chock-full of alliances and failures (of some startups).
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Beets turn out to be chock full of nitric oxide, which studies show can help open blood vessels and therefore lower your blood pressure.
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The opposition's announcement was strategically timed to underscore its generosity ahead of the release of a government budget expected to be chock-full of popular handouts.
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Cain, whose Twitter feed continues to be chock full of partisan support for Trump and opposition to his Democratic rivals, did not respond to requests for comment.
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While your timeline might be chock-full of Colourpop-painted lids and Lime Crime lips, you may not be clued in to some of the smaller Black-owned brand accounts that exist.
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Since water contains no calories, and many other beverages — like milk, juice, and soda — can be chock full of them, replacing these drinks with water can help you keep your calorie intake down.
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The interviews appear to be nothing but a delight, with Galifianakis mispronouncing Cumberbatch's name and asking Larson when she had her first period, and the full film will be chock-full of even more.
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"A vote for Vice President Perez is probably a vote for a continuation of a very aggressive workplace policy agenda that is going to be chock-full of rules, regulations and other challenges," he said.
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According to all the promos (and windmill jokes), this season will be chock-full of conversations about sex and the complexities of getting intimate with multiple partners (in front of a camera crew, no less).
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None of the big names have declared that they're running, but we know the 2020 race will be chock full of contenders, most of whom can't exactly afford to alienate a huge chunk of Democrats with deep pockets.
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Petting Zoos May Be Chock Full of SuperbugsThose adorably tame goats and other animals you love to touch at your local petting zoo might not…Read more ReadThe CDC was never able to find any common suppliers of contaminated beef or cheese.
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Sure, it may seem a little excessive, but before you think about writing the whole thing off, remember that the night is going to be chock-full of some of the best artists in the biz, so it's (probably!) worth the time and energy.
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"The last few days of November and the first few days of December will be chock full of risk events, so that's provided a convenient backdrop to take profit on the dollar's big rally," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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" While there are lots of places online that talk about the intricacies of writing code, at Fowler's pub — her title is editor in chief — the quarterly publication will be chock full of long-form technical writing "that unearths how the most secretive and highest-performing engineering teams build and operate software systems at scale.
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Even as someone who followed the first detection of gravitational waves obsessively (I attended a press conference on the announcement in Washington DC, where I had the delight of hearing Kip Thorne use the phrase "storm on the cosmic ocean") I found Walliman's take to be chock full of interesting facts, figures, and comparisons, including:1.
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The Hoff is dropping a new album later this week that will be chock full of similarly unexpected covers, including Echo and The Bunnymen's "Lips Like Sugar," Modern English's "I Melt With You," David Bowie's "Heroes," Whitesnake's "Here I Go Again," and The Lords Of The New Church's "Open Your Eyes," for which he has already released a video.
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