Just be cool, be cool... oh, there are cards in front of me and it's my turn to act.
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"I don't think acne will ever be cool, any more than Selena Gomez having lupus would be cool," she said.
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These clueless white people are trying to be cool in front of Chris, whom they just sort of think must be cool because he's black, and he's indulged it.
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" Ringo: "I love you, Honey Bunny... Everybody be cool!
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" And, even sharper: "You wrote the song 'Be Cool.
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Whatever a "blade runner" does, it has to be cool.
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You pretend to be cool with people, but you're not.
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"Wouldn't that be cool if it came on?" he says.
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But can you be cool as #jamiefoxx riding his hoverboard?
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Because we were trying to be cool, we said yes.
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But once I have to appeal everybody, I'll be cool.
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But he turned out to be cool, kind and genuine.
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"Be Cool, Follow the Rules," the poster in question advises.
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I decide to try to be cool about all this.
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But man, would it be cool if it were possible.
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Adding your signature would be cool, but that's so predictable.
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There are a few things that will always be cool.
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If everyone's doing it, it's got to be cool, right?
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I try to be cool — I go, 'Is that Hawaiian?
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You wanna be cool for two seconds be my guest.
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It'd be cool to watch a show on that monitor.
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These teens were not trying to be cool for Kylie.
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If thermostats can be cool, Nest certainly makes the coolest.
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I knew he was going to be cool about it.
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That would be cool, to be killed by James Bond.
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It's ok to be cool for just like one second.
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That might be cool, but I doubt it will happen.
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The internet loves it, so it must be cool, right?
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"It'd be cool to get a copy here," he says.
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This is a concept, and it's going to be cool.
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And I just wanted to be cool like they are.
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I thought it could be cool to meet new people.
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Of course, all candidates need to be cool under pressure.
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She didn't try to be cool, she was already cool.
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It would be cool to see a new color, though.
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"Negotiations are going really well, be cool," Trump tweeted Wednesday.
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Next thing you know, Olive Garden is going be cool.
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Again: It would be cool if I'm wrong about this.
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I think trying to be cool is kind of uncool.
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It'd be cool to get to do that some day.
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A Brooklyn Bridge view would be cool to see, too.
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So, a "Ring" cycle in my 50s would be cool.
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Silicon Valley 'would be cool' but government work more fulfilling?
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The money in Silicon Valley "would be cool," she said.
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I want us to always be cool and be friends.
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"But be cool, it will all work out!" he added.
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Wouldn't it be cool if he bought a media company?
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Payment has already been taken so an update would be cool!
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We gotta be doormats for people to be cool with us?
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The other dads were cool, so I had to be cool.
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What to fight for and what to just be cool with.
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RYAN:TRUMP: Admit it'd be cool to get a look at one!
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We could host something on TV. Wouldn't that be cool, Rube?
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I mean, we didn't know that she was gonna be cool.
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Florals don't have to be groundbreaking to be cool for spring.
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That would be cool if we filled the whole calendar up!
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I love "Positivo," would it be cool if we used that?
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You'd never be cool with eating beef that might be horse.
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An edge case, to be sure, but it would be cool.
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"It'd be cool," Pagliuca, a junior walk-on, told VICE Sports.
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" Mooney also said coal country would be cool to a "bailout.
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I pretend to be cool on social media, but I'm not.
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"I think he was just trying to be cool," she added.
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I think it would be cool if they were from Canada.
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It would be cool if you had a recording of that.
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You can have McDonalds, scarf it down, and it'll be cool.
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Be cool, said David, who had finally caught up with us.
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Everything is on fire, so we may as well be cool.
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Line: Chiefs by 1 Running backs just might be cool again.
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"The Knicks are always gonna be cool," Rapaport told us Monday.
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All I wanted when I was young was to be cool.
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It would be cool to see them meet in the middle.
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Simply shifting their language to acknowledge many genders would be cool.
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It would be cool to be able to cook that way.
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The brand that tries very hard to be cool is thirsty.
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You've got what look to be cool '80s jeans on. Yes.
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Electabuzz just looks like he's trying too hard to be cool.
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Be cool under duress, which is a very key aesthetic: coolness.
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" I was just like, "Yeah, okay, it's going to be cool.
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Wouldn't it be cool to own like, a little part of it?
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You're allowed to silently appreciate it, but you have to be cool.
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It was a funny, weird stunt meant to be cool and hip.
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"Who wouldn't want to be 'cool, artsy, and with it,'" he said.
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Facebook used to be cool and now it's just for older people.
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A lot of what they're doing is just trying to be cool.
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Related: Relive 100 Iconic Shots from 100 Years of Cinema Be Cool!
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"It would be cool just to alleviate some financial tension," says Warwick.
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He wants to be cool, but he's still like that snuggly kid.
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It would be cool if Verizon did not destroy it in 2018.
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Wouldn't it be cool if Uber released it in real time, though?
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Like pop-up headlights on cars, this webcam will always be cool.
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We needed people to be cool, and Twitch chat is not that.
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Rap is China's attempt to be "cool" and boost its popularity abroad.
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Which begs a few questions ... would the Dodgers be cool with Stevie?
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This isn't supposed to be cool, it's not supposed to be funny.
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Chapo: Wouldn't it be cool if you started to traffic in goodness?
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Facing off against a team from Myanmar would be cool, he says.
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Here, ahead of the return of Cartoon Network's Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!
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Most importantly, J.J. — like almost every teen — just wants to be cool.
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It might not be cool, but that's how everybody's making it seem.
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With temperatures in the upper 50s, this morning's commute will be cool.
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I sure like all those — be cool if they were all true.
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It would be cool to hang out, or to hang out again.
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They make a fortune doing what they love...... .....Be happy, be cool!
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But it's hard to be cool when you're trying to act important.
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"You want the smoke to be cool and dense," Bock tells me.
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And I thought it would be cool to be in that world.
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But if I can change it a little, that'd be cool too.
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It would be cool to be grouped in with them more too.
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It would be cool to have some higher fidelity equipment, for sure.
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"It would be cool," Gibson said of one day finding the ball.
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Everybody wants to be cool and verified and have popular, sexy readers.
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Exactly. I brought my whole house down literally trying to be cool.
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That means keeping the policy but dropping the attempts to be cool.
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I don't know how I would accomplish that, but that'd be cool.
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I'd rather be cool than a bunch of other things, I guess.
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"I just responded to it and thought it'd be cool," he said.
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It's what you needed to do to fit in and be cool.
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The problem with rock now is that it's trying to be cool.
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So desperate to be cool that you're bidding for it online. Yikes.
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It needs to be cool, something you'd talk about at cocktail shindigs.
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I had a sense that my mom would be cool with it.
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It'd be cool if you could make bourbon pecan pie for dessert.
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Here's the definitive rulebook on how to be cool, according to teenagers.
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They make a fortune doing what they love...... .....Be happy, be cool!
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I like having just a tiny bit of the inside be cool.
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On one hand, it would be cool to follow in Dad's shoes.
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The Elimination Chamber looks cool, sounds cool, and should absolutely be cool.
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Not to be cool, but just because that's what the story called for.
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His rationale -- he thinks Drizzy's trying too hard to be cool and seen.
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Probably very quiet, considering the thin atmosphere, but it should be cool nonetheless.
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In Justice League, Zack Snyder asks the timeless question: can Aquaman be cool?
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Trying to be 'cool' in high school could lead to problems in adulthood.
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Pretending to be cool about things just won't work under this planetary influence.
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When he met my parents, my mom promised me she would be cool.
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Rodman seems to be cool with Kim Jong-Un, the North Korean dictator.
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I think we will manage to do it and everything will be cool.
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If only the fans of whichever team wins would be cool about it.
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Now that JM's a Laker, will things finally be cool between the guys?
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That said, it'll be cool to let your Nissan handle the daily grind.
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It's going to be cool playing on Thanksgiving night (against the Pittsburgh Steelers).
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Both Get Shorty and Be Cool are streaming on Hulu starting August 28st.
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Yeah, but wouldn't it be cool to find alien life on Proxima b?
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But if I drank coffee like Lorelai, would I be cool like Lorelai?
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It would be cool to see Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Jiminy Cricket.
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It's not that difficult to be cool at a private, college prep school.
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Will legal speed mean the purity is upped and it'll be cool again?
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But Russell seems to be cool with the jokes ... at least for now.
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If it can do back flips too, I guess that would be cool.
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She embraces a part of herself that is not perceived to be cool.
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Irving and LeBron later squashed the beef and seem to be cool now.
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Loyalty, the largest category of affiliate, I argue, may be cool now, too.
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It'd be cool to make and eat a fried eggplant sandwich this weekend.
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It would be cool to be a part of it in any way.
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So there's definitely a few from that that I thought would be cool.
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MR. CHAPO, WOULDN'T IT BE COOL IF YOU STARTED TRAFFICKING WITH THE GOOD?
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And it's essential that whoever gets this job be cool in the spotlight.
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Suddenly, or so it seemed in 2016, it became cool to be cool.
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Again, a fancy winding flashlight might be cool, but anything bright will do.
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With rap and deejaying, I couldn't imagine what could be cool about it.
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I thought this would be cool since vegan food is all cholesterol-free.
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"You join here not to be cool, but to make others cool," he said.
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Related: Quentin Tarantino's Bloodiest Moments Are Not for the Faint-of-Heart Be Cool!
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You can be cool, but you'll never be Australian-Open-coin-toss-kid cool.
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It would be cool to share it with people in a more official way.
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" MK: "That's what we'll say: 'We had no idea you were gonna be cool!
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And, let's face it, parents want to be cool even more than their kids.
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It sure would be cool to see Crispin Glover's take on Joker, wouldn't it?
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It may be cool to buy some avocados today and allow them to ripen.
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And trying to be cool, as we all know, is antithetical to being cool.
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His wife definitely knows about their affair and seems to be cool with it.
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Tomlin's final message to his team ... be cool and stay off social media. Ooops.
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Parents don't "hack" to be cool; they hack to get sh*t done, man.
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The big, cheesy run that's trying, so hard, so very earnestly, to be cool.
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It just needs to be cool enough to get people to buy an iPhone.
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"If it's something that I could help understand, that would be cool," she said.
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You don't need Fenty bifocals (wouldn't those be cool) to read the subtext here.
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When I was a little kid, I thought 'Oh that'd be cool some day.
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He's trying to be cool and edgy when really he is a giant cockwomble.
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Leo is also the sign of royalty, and loves to be cool and popular.
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I imagine this will be cool for art and for watching live security footage.
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I tried my hardest to be cool and not worry about defining the relationship.
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He showed how it could be cool, and in doing so, made it cool.
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They reunited again in 2005's "Be Cool," and had another memorable dance together.
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Wouldn't it be cool if the NHL at least explained these things a bit?
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So there will be cool sports documentaries coming to the world of podcasts finally.
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It'd be cool to see how aggressive on the defensive end Atlanta would be.
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You can't "not mind" the comments sometimes and be cool with them other times.
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I decided it'd be cool to have a gun, so I got a gun.
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Also, if those better times featured weird cowboys playing cards, that would be cool.
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Would it be cool to have a micro console bearing that sort of design?
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I wanted to be cool" — and even sees it as an aesthetic asset. "P.
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"I thought going to Manhattan would be cool, but she said no," Sukanya said.
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The technology might be cool, but it's not important (as long as it works).
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In an effort to be "cool," she said, she agreed to an open relationship.
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Wouldn't that be cool, if Luke P. became friends with everybody and made amends?
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Everybody was trying to be cool and respectful but nobody knew what to do.
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"I don't think I'm good enough to relax and be cool," Westbrook told me.
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Needless to say, I'm also expecting her to be cool in the aloof sense.
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I thought it would be cool to make a perfume, but it's not cool.
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I don't do music to be rich, I don't do music to be cool.
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So while they may be cool, they're not actually benefitting the company's bottom line.
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"I thought it'd be cool to show off my dog's athleticism," he wrote, "until I realized he had no self control..." I thought it'd be cool to show off my dogs athleticism, until I realized he had no self control... 🤦🏽♂️ pic.twitter.
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Would your S.O. be cool with it if you turned up with your eyebrows shaved?
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"I think it would be cool to see options for NVIDIA Quadro cards," says Bolido.
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I thought it'd be cool to be one of the voices so here we are.
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You don't have to be a superhero to be cool and save lives, you know.
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Spirits have done a fantastic job of being cool... It's wine's turn to be cool.
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Must be cool to have your favorite team of 3 years have 2 rings already!
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It would be cool if he was on a hill and firing down into them.
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Anyone who does, who isn't Black, we're like, 'Why are you trying to be cool?
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Lets hope this bird, and all birds just calm down and be cool for once.
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In a minute or two, the plantain will be cool enough to eat right here.
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I'm excited, and I've already bought my tickets (for night two, so everyone be cool).
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I think we both have some creative sense about us, so it's gonna be cool.
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Especially if he's got some friends there, he wants to be cool [and] laid back.
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They were startled and put off by the concept that Jewish ritual could be cool.
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Because if I was beautiful, I would be cool, and then people would love me!
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We thought it'd be cool to have someone involved that we really look up to.
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Anything that's distracting you away from whatever was making you successful might not be cool.
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Once the hype goes away, there will always be cool art happening in this city.
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They were cool to us, and what high school teen doesn't want to be cool?
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" Malia and Sasha were skeptical because if your mom likes something, it "can't be cool.
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BTW, in 2004 Trump mused it would be cool if Ivanka and Tom hooked up.
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So it was a lot about corporate desperation and trying to be cool on television.
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That can be cool sometimes, but it can also lead to some pretty weird situations.
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It would be cool for me but it's not like I don't have ... other options.
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When did we decide having to be old also still meant having to be cool?
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"If we can't be cool with change, we're going to snap," Mr. Sinclair, 32, said.
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"I just thought it would be cool to construct narratives on multiple screens," Knott recalls.
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I am such a fan that I just wanted to shut up and be cool.
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The mother-son duo were spotted singing along to "Sure Be Cool If You Did."
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"Be Cool"— The sequel to "Get Shorty" is as unnecessary as half of its cameos.
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I think it would just be really be cool to have that work be shown.
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We'll also be serving booze, which will be cool because we'll be partying in church.
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"Wish it was still around today, so that it would still be cool to learn."
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The men were allowed to be emotional and the women were supposed to be cool.
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And I'm like wow, you know what would be cool, is if we change it.
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You can be cool and political, have this social conscience and advocate for both things.
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"I think it would be cool if he talked more about his roots," she said.
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She can really hit and snap at certain moments, but also be cool and chill.
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But it will be cool to be in the more famous part of the park.
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"It'll be cool, it'll be fun, but I'm not focused on that, man," Moustakas said.
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So you guys can relax for another 22 years, everything is going to be cool.
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This is not just, 'wow, it must be cool to have people give you comments.
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She thought it might be cool if Kacey kelped Alice brush up on her skills.
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Some of that practicing to be cool might eventually bleed out into her real life.
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It's the same characters, but it's much more high-budget, mature and that would be cool.
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No, time machines aren't on sale today (but it would be cool if they were real).
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It was implied he'd be violent, maybe, but mainly we knew that Billy would be cool.
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Can a platform be "cool" if your aunt, grandfather, and third grade teacher all use it?
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It's like your awkward uncle trying to be cool by "lighting up a doobie" with you.
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You have to be cool with her hanging out with a lot of sexy fellows. 5.
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We just want to make real shit, we want to be cool creators and move on.
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She blames Los Angeles for her penchant for streetwear, platform sneakers, and wanting to "be cool".
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He just happened to be cool, but I am just saying I didn&apost know him.
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I will concede that you would also probably see cloud formations, and that would be cool.
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However, times have changed, and that's no longer the only way to be cool in 2017.
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You want to be Cool and In The Know and Trendy and, if possible, Internet Famous.
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It could be cool, for sure: Drones could deliver some items more quickly than a driver.
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Be cool, you can do it / Just understand the new world, then you'll be cooler, cooler!
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Tesla proved electric cars can be cool, inspiring copycats like Faraday Future, NIO and Lucid Motors.
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I know tech industry insiders want to be cool because I used to be like them.
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"Everybody needs to be cool and easy, it's just another game," Jakupovic told reporters on Friday.
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Adding up all the teases and comments, it seems clear that the truck will be cool.
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While it would certainly be cool to perform magic (nearly) for real, it's a sadly hoax.
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And objectively, if you think you're cool, if you're trying to be cool, you're not cool.
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But if you're not cool and don't want to be cool, doesn't that make you cool?
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Sure, it referred to black women as "sistas" in the blurb, but still—could be cool!
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"I tried to walk up and be cool about it, but I couldn't breathe," she says.
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I hope they show her putting on mascara in the morning because that would be cool.
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All I felt was a little excitement, but I tried to be cool with my response.
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"I just think it'd be cool if that was an agreement between tattoo shops," he says.
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There's so much pressure to be cool, and to have this polished presence on social media.
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Maybe if you were some kind of model animal enthusiast it would be cool to see?
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Also, if they're sitting on a car or something trying to be cool—it's so cringe.
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Sounds like it might be cool, but Amazon won't get credit for it in this review.
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"I didn't say, 'Oh, it would be cool to do a movie in French,'" he explained.
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I would be cool with a teen murderer getting a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.
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We don't need an expensive solar-tile road to do it, although that would be cool.
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I asked David to sit next to me again but he told me to be cool.
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Wouldn't it be cool if all those devices could be continually charging, without wires or cables?
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Kiria wants to be cool and strong, but she also wants to be cute and sweet.
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I think it's over gentrified, but I think Berlin's always gonna be cool, no matter what.
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"So much of Hollywood is about what's perceived to be cool," said a top male producer.
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He said all I had to do in these types of interviews is be cool too.
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"What would be cool would be to have a flying ancestor of penguins," Dr. Mayr said.
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Hence, herpes should be cool too—I mean you don't get it from binge-watching anime.
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But it would be cool to see a real baseball nickname — "O-Dog" — etched in bronze.
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It is stifling hot in the summer and can be cool and rainy in the winter.
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"We weren't cool," Murphy later told Forbes, "so we tried to build things to be cool."
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"A spy, maybe not so much, but a code breaker, that would be cool," he said.
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Someone said, 'It'd be cool if we could stand in our greenroom and spin some vinyl.
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I sort of was hinting over and over again on stage, 'Wouldn't it be cool if?
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Perhaps the real question is whether sneakers will even be cool at all anymore this decade.
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Scruffy-haired Dylan remembers Hypnospace as it used to be: cool, creative, and a little lawless.
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We had tall ceilings, and thought it would be cool if we could suspend something from them.
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"It would be cool if my kid could make money, and she's so pretty," Cardi B adds.
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BE COOL Smile, stand up to greet the client, and get ready to be your awesome self.
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I think it would be cool to have a marathon that's capped off by a movie release.
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Henry VIII: Being the king would be cool, if your wife would just give you a son.
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Frankly, we have no idea: It could be cool, and it could also be a total disaster.
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"We just thought it would be cool to put board games on a shelf," Mr. Castanie said.
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Wouldn't it be cool to discover the inner workings of the flying vehicles you love so much?
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You just go and downgrade in front of everybody and I'm supposed to be cool with it?
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By using rap lyrics, your captions will be cool, relatable, and an instant hit with your followers.
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Like middle-schoolers at a high-school dance, startup founders are trying too hard to be cool.
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That's what happens when something crafted by market research to be "cool" stumbles along for 25 years.
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His advisers expect him to be cool and composed, but ready with fierce counterpunches when Clinton attacks.
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Meanwhile, as Malia waited for him, she asked her parents to "be cool" and not embarrass her.
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As long as weed will get you high and chill you out, it will always be cool.
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Which sounds like it could be cool until you remember that the national debt is $28 trillion.
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Marty seems to be cool with all of it ... as long as the house gets paid off.
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Tony Hale shines as Mr. Worth, the principal who is trying waaaaaayyy to hard to be cool.
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It would be cool to see Strange win, but Jungle Book feels like the more obvious accomplishment.
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Obviously, Wilson and Future have beefed in the past -- though things appear to be cool right now.
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So if you're not into the normal notebook and pen, I think a tablet would be cool.
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The way Iron Man flies may be cool, but if we're honest it's also kind of impractical.
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"'Be cool and kiss the camera mom' - Maxwell Drew," Simpson captioned the picture, quoting her "cool" daughter.
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Consent is key, but we also want to be cool and accepting of other peoples' sex lives.
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I know, but you need to get in there and be cool older brother, and then leave.
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Their policies and practices are aimed at nothing beyond appearing to be "cool" to the unwashed masses.
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He must be cool," she adds, staring directly at the camera and adding, "Are you cool, Paul?
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Still, it must be cool to ride a bike with the name of cycling's GOAT on it.
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There are a handful of brands that, according to the fashion crowd, will, unimpeachably, always be cool.
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It'd be cool to at least have the conversation about it if they want to do it.
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Honestly though, Ashley, all this satanist malarky, are you sure you're not doing it to be cool?
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Being older than some of its own users might not be cool, but it has its advantages.
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"I'd be cool with it as long as it was sold to a trustworthy company," Fuentes said.
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Do you think a lot of people go to Berlin just because it's known to be cool?
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"If we can take a touchdown next week, that'd be cool," Fisher said in his SoCal speak.
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"It would be cool to return the favor and let him look at it a little bit."
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I think it would be cool if a freeway was decommissioned and turned into a long park.
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"You" rolls its eyes at trying-to-be-cool people the same way actual cool people do.
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It would be cool to have a character that's more or even less dramatic than I am.
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To the creative set, Instagram is just cool in a way that Facebook could never be cool.
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They know Facebook owns it, but they let that slide because Instagram has continued to be cool.
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Weather: Today will be cool, sunny and breezy — the way that I always want it to be.
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"It would be cool if Hollis Hills had more conveniences, like a busy Astoria," Ms. Bail said.
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Vaping an unknown alien mutagenDespite the FDA's best efforts, vaping is not and never will be cool.
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It would be cool if, one day, I could bring something I made into the pop world.
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"The problem is that not everyone is going to be cool, because humans are humans," he says.
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That means the ubiquitous New York line, which is tiresome even if it tries to be cool.
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Of course, I want to be cool enough to accept myself and become my No.1 fan.
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If I get them all right, you give me Berkshire Hathaway, which would be cool for me.
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Delta and Coke thought it would be cool to play matchmaker on planes, via some flirtatious napkins.
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Some fans didn't know what to make of the movie's effortful attempt to be "cool" and modern.
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He thinks it would be cool for the two to be a part of the same team.
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They try to be cool but manage to stumble into every potentially offensive assumption and unintended double entendre.
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"We never knew bonfires were supposed to be cool and sexy until we moved to Nashville," Brad says.
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His evolution could take any route, but turning him into a giant tree-like gorilla would be cool.
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"It's only pretty recently that people have started to be cool with pulling their own cards," Main explains.
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We are the ones who are expected to be cool and calm when the world is coming apart.
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Photo: Keisotyo (Wikimedia Commons)You might not be cool sending your elderly grandparents to front lines of war.
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"Ihh-beeth-a used to be cool, but Mykonos is now royally fucking it," they'll non-sarcastically say.
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If you want those cheaper fares, you're going to have to be cool with a lot more walking.
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But even then I knew there may be cool moments or interesting turns I might miss out on.
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However, it'll be cool to brag about your bicycle being from IKEA, until everyone has one of course.
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" Villegas has different ideas, however: "What's cool today may not be cool in 20 years, and guess what?
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How we would look: like a high schooler trying way too hard to be cool and failing miserably.
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But to demand that Debbie be cool, calm, collected in order to advocate for herself is itself problematic.
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We consider those things to be cool toys but not anywhere in the league we make our stuff.
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And it'd be cool to see young women and how they'd stop that, stop being taken advantage of.
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When you never try to be cool or trendy, the fickle caprices of youth culture don't concern you.
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I wanna see Boston, the Celtics and the Spurs in the finals, I think that would be cool.
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And aside what it gives me, I just think my kids are going to be cool little dudes.
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Janice was that type of socially awkward that tried really, really hard to be 'cool,' but failed miserably.
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"I think if they're done right, they could be cool, but nothing super crazy all over the face."
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I think it could be cool to see what kind of different stuff the company comes up with.
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It's just a bunch of "well you're cool and I'm cool, so let's be cool together" type things.
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But it'll be cool for her to be able to experience it in this really immersive, interesting technology.
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An attempt to be cool and create an instant meme went very wrong for California aquarium this week.
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So I think it'd be cool if one day an AI was involved in finding a new particle.
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I mean, it'd be cool if he had been, but Walt Disney had other things on his mind.
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I thought it would be cool if I could totally offer this to people in rehabilitation or retirees.
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It's repeatedly been said that to succeed in the stock market, you must be cool, calm and collected.
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"London Boy" would "be cool if it were Estelle's 2008 banger 'American Boy'" — but it's far from it.
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"It would be cool to go to heaven and play with Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis," he says.
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The good news is, the weather on Sunday is expected to be cool, but otherwise close to perfect.
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During our short bursts together, I was finally the person I'd always wanted to be: cool, collected, energetic.
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Paula's such a great singer and musician, so we thought it would be cool to play with her.
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In other words, she's not the type of woman who'd be cool with having a secret illegitimate stepdaughter.
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The school is built according to what rules, and what would be cool, and what would be beautiful.
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And while those visible, darker roots can be cool, after a while, that two-toned look felt tired.
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We thought it could be cool because he wasn't afraid of noise and the music being fucked up.
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As this technology matures it will be cool to see what hackers are able to do with it.
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Would it be cool if you gave us Finland and we gave you Alaska, or is that crazy?
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While other kids were getting high to be cool, they were tripping to discover new parts of themselves.
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Here's the thing: Oumuamua doesn't have to be an object created by an alien species to be cool.
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But even facing capture — or rather, recapture — Mr. Guzmán tended to be cool and collected, Mr. Cifuentes said.
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I keep hearing stories of successful businesses that owe their results to a willingness not to be cool.
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"That would be cool if me and Gary were both in it, competing against each other," Judge said.
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We're trying to see if we might be able to present an award together, which would be cool.
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She's the one person in his life he doesn't feel he has to be cool in front of.
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While these things being intuitive would be cool, you can always ask people who know more than you.
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Wouldn't it be cool to have phrases involving TWO, FOUR, SIX, EIGHT, TEN — and combine TEN and FOUR!
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Besides, wouldn't it be cool to be a Pokémon League champ and also a champion of the sun?
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They want to be cool to the people who are not gonna mean anything to them in life.
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If you want those cheaper carpool fares, you're going to have to be cool with a lot more walking.
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My pillows at home are the kind that are supposed to be cool on one side, which they are!
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I'd take a round of antibiotics, and would be cool for a few months until it flared up again.
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Don't get me wrong; in many other contexts, these demos would be cool, spirited experiments in an emerging medium.
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First, the term "blue moon" does not mean the moon will appear blue (unfortunately, because that would be cool).
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This is merely an explanation of how the soccer girl got so cool, and why she'll be cool forever.
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But it would be cool if we could at least sell beer out of the back of our van.
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Dad bands can still be cool and a legitimate source of inspiration for even the most cutting-edge musicians.
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It isn't going to be cool once everyone is trying to force themselves to like Westworld again in 2020.
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I think once I identified that vibe, I realized I can dress how I feel and still be cool.
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BURKE: When I talked to the people creating self-driving cars, they always say it's not to be cool.
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He realizes that conservatism will never be cool, so he's trying to bring in figures from the dissident left.
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Now, I think it would be cool for them to be Trump factories, because he's a master of industry.
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When I think it's safe, I talk to the organizer, and if they're decent they'll be cool about it.
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These risks make less sense in people who aren't disabled and just think a brain implant would be cool.
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In this month's Garage, Kendall Jenner and Willow Smith debut a collaboration between Snapchat and Be Cool Be Nice.
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You want to make something great, but be cool while you're doing it so people will hire you again.
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The woman oozes cool — hell, she practically ushered in a new era of what it means to be cool.
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In the old days, you knew a character was going to be cool when they pulled out a smoke.
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Floral prints can be cool too when worn with an unexpected twist, the right accessories and a fashionista's attitude.
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For companies wanting to be cool and woo the more than 80,000 attendees, competition for attention can be fierce.
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Keeping the testicles in a scrotum outside the body, as most mammals do, allows them to be cool enough.
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But either way, it would be cool if we could have a lot less of these, because they're dumb.
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We started to talk and I said something like, 'Hey, Paul, wouldn't it be cool if we got together?
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Not everyone would be cool with an ex sharing an intimate photo on social media years after a breakup.
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She competed yesterday, but didn't make it through to today's finals, though she seems to be cool with it.
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I've got most of Prince and Depeche Mode's stuff on CD, but it'd be cool to have the LPs.
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When I went, I just felt there was a lot of pretense—a lot of pressure to be cool.
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Chapter 8: 'Wanna Be Cool' by Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Chance the Rapper, Jeremih, KYLE, and Big Sean)
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It might be cool to see a 30-minute TV show exclusively on Instagram TV one day, for example.
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""I was not familiar with her music and I asked my daughter Annie, 'Billie Eilish, would this be cool?
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"If one day, because of Priyanka, it became 100 percent women, I'd be cool with that," Ms. Acharia said.
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The guidelines might seem pretty simple but, then again Megyn Kelly said blackface at Halloween used to be cool.
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I've been reading a lot of Russian literature—that shit is crazy—so I figured that would be cool.
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It would be cool to look up at the scoreboard and see that PK Subban blast was 98 mph.
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I mentioned I didn't really like the Beatles, and he said I was just saying that to be cool.
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South Africa is someplace that interested all of us, and we thought it would be cool to go together.
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You had to be cool with some of the stuff that he was saying, or it didn't bother you.
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And, yes, it would be cool if they were real coffee beans, but we all know they wouldn't last.
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Wouldn't it be cool to actually be in the middle of Hamilton or to be able to scuba dive?
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"It'll be cool today, colder tomorrow and much colder on the weekend," said Jim Connolly of the National Weather Service.
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I'm not doing all the friendsy, hey you passed a bill I don't like but we can still be cool.
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The weightless period in the middle may be cool, but it's not exactly a work environment business travelers will enjoy.
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I mean, that would be cool and all, but it would've been a lot cooler if they played for Minnesota.
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Some people may be cool with their kids' sexuality being shaped or influenced by porn, having it colonize their imaginations.
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There is a powerful 3D camera attached to your phone, there's got to be cool shit to do with it!
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Juul CEO Kevin Burns told CNBC that Juul isn't supposed to be cool for kids or hook nonsmokers on nicotine.
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"That would be cool, to be unique," he says of landing the first NBA shoe deal from a skate company.
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And it would be cool for people to make those connections between themselves and say, 'Hey, we all experience colorism.
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"Zapdos would be cool," said Vicki Ghabban, as she gestured to the pokémon's insignia emblazoned on the Team Instinct table.
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But then I realized that while that might be cool, it might lead to some pretty heavy whiplash for listeners.
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I grew up doing gymnastics and basically every other sport imaginable so depending what it involved it could be cool.
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So please write down: Hell no, with a lot of L's, I will never be cool with Young Hollywood again.
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I had a notion that would be cool and work, and I pitched it to Pixar, and everyone liked it.
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So, while your boiling water Instagram might be cool right now, it's probably not worth the very real health risk.
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The hotel had a small bar area, and Bowman thought it would be cool to create a more permanent version.
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They're self-aware and somewhat content, having given up on trying to be 'cool' and instead they embraced their weaknesses.
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She thought it would be cool to adapt this antiquated style of cartography to the uncharted parts of our universe.
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Though they're not at 100 percent just yet, it could be cool if our skulls were used for biometric authentication.
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"I'd tell him keep being swaggy, keep being cool like how you be cool and enjoy your life," she said.
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Wouldn't it be cool if cities could break away from you if you don't take steps to ensure their loyalty?
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AC: The funniest part about the music video though, is because all labels want to do is be cool, too.
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His idols are the cool people who don't strive to be cool — Smith, Lou Reed, Tobias Wolff and Sam Shepard.
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Saturday and Sunday will be cool, with highs in the low 70s and lows in the low 50s at night.
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A redesigned Model S doesn't need to go full Lamborghini, but some snappy patterns and contrast topstitching would be cool.
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We thought, Wouldn't it be cool and aspirational if the girls got to be in a movie starring Lindsay Lohan?
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But then the idea hit him: Wouldn't it be cool if Ryan Reynolds, aka Deadpool himself, could make a cameo?
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Related: A Supercut Guide to Stranger Things' Cinematic Inspiration Here's Why Blockbuster Superhero Movies All Sound the Same Be Cool!
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For whatever reason, a regular named Tommy decided that it would be cool to lead his horse into the pub.
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The crawling on the floor thing, we just knew when we did it that it was going to be cool.
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She looks forward to the next big step, high school, and, like everyone, she wants to be cool and confident.
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" She continues, "wouldn't it be cool if we treated all post partum moms and families with this awareness and honor.
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Santaniello wants these games to be cool, strange, and silly, even if they're also platform advertisements on a fundamental level.
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Their manner tended to be cool and objective, and yet they were a different couple in each of their numbers.
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They might think it would be cool to buy a Maserati, but they have no idea of the dollar amount.
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I think it'd be cool for them to be Trump factories because he's a master of industry, he's a builder.
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Beach volleyball is exceptionally cool, because anyone who hangs around on a beach all day cannot fail to be cool.
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When the primary mechanic of the sport is "it's quite windy today," I don't think that event can be cool.
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But these pork and shrimp shumai are so easy to make at home, you'll be cool with sacrificing the ambience.
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"It would be cool if … he's just talking about, like, oh my God, the hippocampus is so big," she said.
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I said, "Wouldn't it be cool if you could do Future?" because I know he's such a big Future fan.
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It would be cool to see them like that again, but I'd want them all to feel comfortable with it.
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I asked if it would be cool for me to stand flyering next to him and learn from the best.
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She made what came off like a confession about her parents, but insisted everything will be cool at Thanksgiving dinner.
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Wouldn't it be cool if you could follow brands that are advertising during the #TNF Twitter stream with just a tap?
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It would be cool if someone came over to my house and I was like, 'That's my real foot right there.
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Sure, it'd be cool to see Edgar Wright or Matthew Vaughn put their stamp on the character, but again, that's unlikely.
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It's really easy to visualize Mayweather's problematic behavior rubbing off on a young white dude who just wants to be cool.
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This is Opening Ceremony, after all: Everything the downtown boutique keeps in stock has to be cool without trying too hard.
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" The following day, Schumer wrote, "I think it would be cool if @maroon5 backed out of super bowl like @badgalriri Did.
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"It will be a good one … I think we both have some creative sense about us, so it's gonna be cool."
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Every day I just strive to be cool, calm, and educate myself so that I can have educated conversations with others.
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" The following day, Schumer wrote, "I think it would be cool if @maroon5 backed out of super bowl like @badgalriri Did.
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"I love reading and I thought it would be cool to see books come to life," she told Good Morning America.
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Bartle says it isn't necessarily about getting more users or increasing engagement (though that would no doubt be cool with LinkedIn).
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Wouldn't it be cool to have one on my front porch, or on on my back deck, or in my hallway?
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As a Brit, your chances of making a fool of yourself are doubled when trying be cool in front of someone.
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Atwood would be cool, but there's Munro again, which means a Canadian isn't going to win for a long, long time.
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They make a fortune doing what they love......" And then in a second tweet President Trump wrote: "Be happy, be cool!
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It would be cool to see her have a romantic relationship and she and Jughead would certainly be an interesting pair.
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"Is that something you would be cool to volunteer to give me a massage or something by the pool?" he asks.
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I don't care myself, but shade has its advocates, who insist that the paint surface should be cool to the touch.
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I could see a culture growing around the app; it would be cool for a community feature to be added in.
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Maybe in the future, there will be more official competitive sports that look like American Ninja Warrior—that would be cool.
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In another, Schumer attends a birthing class where everyone voices their concerns about whether or not their kid will be cool.
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In a real-time strategy style would be cool, if its makers fancy stretching their creative muscles into new areas again.
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As we're certain HGTV's Vanilla Ice is painfully aware, it seems like it doesn't always pay to be Cool as Ice.
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We often go on hikes and adventures together, so it might be cool to read something that feels familiar to us.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has a dry, witty sense of humor, and she can be cool in a hard-boiled, implacable way.
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I thought it would be cool if he could own a shirt that I designed and made, let alone wear it.
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Brady at first gave sheepish, gee-whiz responses suggesting that it would be cool to have a golf pal as president.
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"It's gonna be cool, to find these voices in these remote places," he said, speculating about the storytellers he might meet.
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I remember thinking in the sixties that becoming emotionally paralyzed could be cool if one were in an interesting enough position.
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One possible takeaway from it is that since Hispanic people are all so cool, they don't need marijuana to be cool.
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"The poster needed to be cool, and to intone "knowing,"" Avram Finkelstein, a co-creator of the campaign, wrote in 2013.
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"It would be cool to see them protest in real admission hours and actually turn people away from paying," he said.
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" One journalist assumed it was a film shoot and went on record with, "This movie is gonna be cool as fuck.
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But is it worth hunting for exomoons for any particular reasons, other than the fact that it'd be cool to find them?
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Wouldn't it be cool if we could compile a library of these childhood Star Wars related photos from a bunch of people?
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Nevertheless, I always thought it would be cool if it could stay plugged in, worked on wi-fi, and accept voice commands.
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It might not be cool to love Britney Spears, study AP physics or play saxophone but, it's totally cool to be gay.
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This was neither the first nor the last time that other countries will giggle about some American brand's attempt to be cool.
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My older brothers had to go to Communion and I wanted to be cool like them, but my parents didn't make me.
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You get the feeling that he wears sunglasses inside not to be cool, but because the light he's seen is so bright.
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He thought a braid in the front could be cool, but I suggested it in the back — then he added the hoops!
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The future may be cool, but it's also a humbling reminder that much of what we do is easily replicable by machines.
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We're fairly close to crossing winter's official finish line, but chances are, it will still be cool for a little bit longer.
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I get this one body this one time, so I want it to be cool for as long as it can be.
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To be cool, Prince told Rolling Stone in 1990, ''all you have to ask yourself is, 'Is there anybody I'm afraid of?
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"She would definitely be cool to reach out to, but neither one of us have reached out to each other," Johnson says.
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Instead of focusing on what used to be cool, innovation should be moving forward to new form factors, interface motifs, and ideas.
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The really cool doesn't need to try to be cool, it just is cool, and that's what's so cool about it. Right?
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To be cool today is to use car-sharing, attend a public lecture about urbanism or make your own way around India.
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"We thought it would be cool to use our beer skills and connections to leverage that money and multiply it," Salcedo said.
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I would read all this stuff, and I would think, 'Oh, wouldn't it be cool if they could do this on TV?
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I want to show girls out there that you can be cool, wear yoga clothes, and run your own f—ing company.
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"We thought it would be cool to connect them forever by giving them the same middle name, just different spelling," Rosenbaum says.
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And you know, I'm sure that game would be cool (and I bet someone else will make it one day), but this?
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Remember when untucking your school shirt, dousing yourself in LYNX deodorant and wearing a wallet chain was the way to be cool?
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I always throw a headband in with a ponytail or bun and thought it would be cool to try with this dress.
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Then, follow the same steps above, though you'll need to be cool with publicly viewing the story that shows up before theirs.
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We don't necessarily know what our customers are going to do with our products that are going to be cool or innovative.
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To keep the spirit of our conversation going, I thought it would be cool to highlight some of their quotes by theme.
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And you're like, 'How can there be cool, funny people that I don't know, and will never know, just roaming the world?
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In other words, they wanted to check in with league brass to make sure talking with Colin would be cool with everybody.
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In his kinetic act, Mr. Scovel shifts into a variety of Southern figures, including a would-be cool preacher and a rube.
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Utterly destroyed but wanting to be cool about it, Trump gestures at the cameras before leading Justin into his den of lies.
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Similarly, it offers a vision of Asian cool to industries—music, advertising, fashion, television—that are desperate to be cool in Asia.
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You don't write songs titled "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" or name an album Mylo Xyloto if you're trying to be cool.
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That communication was open, so I just said it'd be cool if he'd be able to play something on the bridge part.
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Whether you're Ra's al Ghul or just want to be cool, this R-J timepiece will definitely turn that frown upside… down.
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I thought it would be cool to get more people to go to space and get more people interested in space travel.
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All is said and done, it was a great performance by me, and I hope we can be cool in the future.
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If I'd known being dumb would be cool in 2020, I might have waited a few years to move to the city.
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"His style is that of a nervous suburban dad trying to be cool in front of his teenager's pals," said Vanity Fair.
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"Athens was about the classics, Beijing was grandiose and muscular, London was smart, and ours — ours will be cool," Meirelles told Reuters.
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Although it would be cool to be famous or have some type of revolutionary invention, that is not what I value most.
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"She would definitely be cool to reach out to, but neither one of us have reached out to each other," he said.
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"Presumably it's a laid-back demand, something it would be cool if you could get to later today ..." What does that mean?
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This afforded Drake the opportunity to actually be cool because much of his time in the 2000s was spent at Degrassi Community School.
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Wouldn't it be cool, he thought, if he could create a tool to fix that problem—to provide sight when blinded by smoke?
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"I think it would be cool if [Maroon 5] backed out of super bowl like [Rihanna] Did," wrote comedian Amy Schumer on Instagram.
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I thought you looked on-trend and could explain to me how to be cool in this new and daring age of modernity.
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Her personalized writing paper was revealed when she wrote a handwritten note to support charity campaign "Be Cool, Be Nice" for Chaos magazine.
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While some consumers might be cool with a lower-cost keyboard and more expensive mouse, the opposite might be true for another person.
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Own your part in things, even if your only crime was pretending to be cool with something that felt wrong from the start.
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He was the perfect shadow and never gave me a minute alone, but also would be cool with whatever we wanted to do.
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I have a feeling all of the guys have been away from each other long enough to just be cool with each other.
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"A lot of what they're doing is just trying to be cool and trying to be something that Facebook isn't," the source said.
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Guess celebs just want to be cool for the summer... Relive Demi and Wilmer's relationship highs with some of their cutest Instagrams together.
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The Zune, which was clunkier than the iPod and came in black, white, pink, and putrid shit-brown, desperately wanted to be cool.
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The fad was (and probably still will be) cool, but we're calling it: Mermaid products are going to be the next big thing.
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On Wednesday, he shared on ABC that it would be cool if she responded, but that he didn't need her to do so.
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Now it's like, "Yeah let me just walk down the street and buy some of this," and we can all be cool now.
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She was speaking at the premiere of her new movie, Dog Years, when she delivered her succinct response: "That'd be cool," Winter said.
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Jessa has spent six years proving she's above "traditional" relationships and "traditional" values, so she pretends to be cool with Adam's unexpected decision.
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"A father could take his son to a burger place, and actually be cool, and have a good time with it," he added.
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I was like, "I'll do it, that'd be cool," but there were a few years where Joe flat-out refused to do it.
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But hey, plenty of us never thought we'd be cool with typing on a screen, and this is a decidedly less intense adjustment.
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I thought it would be cool to teach offenders about the process—not that they will ever get out to practice that skill.
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The Iron Fist actor doesn't have an aptitude for the flashy stuff, so it would be cool if the Nightwing actor DOES. pic.twitter.
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I like to learn about things I'm interested in and I enjoy being around creative people so I think it will be cool.
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Everyone's trying to be cool and do the moves to "Gold Digger" but then you chuck on the Macarena and it goes off.
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That would be a quicker or easier route to be cool than identifying with a philosophy that virtually no one knows anything about.
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When I planned out the drums to that track I actually just thought it'd be cool to think, 'What would Pete Sandoval' do?
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Harry StylesThe One Directioner may seem to be cool as a cucumber, but really, he used to battle stage fright with each performance.
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Valuable use cases might be cool and technically hard to do, but either don't fundamentally transform user experience or aren't important to users.
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We didn't have one, but we thought it might be cool to do something experimental with this one guitar riff that I had.
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He would spend all day as a security guard at the Whitney and probably saw something similar and thought it would be cool.
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She told Teen Vogue in April that she likes Sanders because he doesn't say things to "be cool," but because he means them.
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I just thought it would be cool to add these artists who have given me great memories and pass that on to readers.
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"I'm the person that looked at the Mona Lisa and be like, man, that's gonna be cool in 40 years," Jay-Z said.
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I thought, wouldn't it be cool if there was something like Superman's phone booth where people could pop in and recharge their superpowers?
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Now, in an era of bedhead and bobs, we didn't think wearing flipped curls would be cool again but, alas, here we are.
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It would be cool if "The Get Down" evolved into some messy stealth masterpiece, its many mismatched octopus arms thrashing toward something tremendous.
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He was assembling a band with a woman named Candy Givens and thought it'd be cool to have a woman on keyboards, too.
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Next time, it'd be cool if 500 Startups got even more granular and broke out the stats around black and Latino female-founded companies.
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Sometimes it hints at her attitude for the season as a whole (Luann's "If you can't be cool, you can't be with the Countess").
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Your slacker roommates might be cool with a brief power outage due to a late bill, but letting their cell phone get shut off?
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Both Davy and Bonas appear to be relatively friendly with Harry — at least, friendly enough to be cool with showing up to his wedding.
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And it'd be cool to put a thumb on exactly why that's the case here, through deeper digging into just what makes Yakuza tick.
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They definitely don't have to be cool with someone getting in their face simply because the person is a professed fan of their work.
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The good thing is, if you're making rock and indie now, you're definitely not doing it to be cool, or make millions of dollars.
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The way we can all be cool together is if we're a collective, and working together to impact the world in a better way.
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It's for all the boys and girls who ever spent tedious preadolescent afternoons at soccer practice, thinking, "You know what would be cool..." TubiTV.
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It's more modern, aesthetically and lyrically, with a tropical beat and spoken words from Robyn that lure you in ("Come thru, it'll be cool").
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"And more than I would have expected said, 'Yeah, that would be cool to do it years later,' like Roseanne," he told Entertainment Tonight.
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I thought it would be cool if he… it was cool to talk to him initially, and I got from him what I needed.
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But a new generation of retinols are shedding the clinical stereotype and showing that treating skin tone, texture, and lines can be cool, dude.
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The compulsion to create and make stuff, that's probably there beyond just wanting to be liked and to be cool or make something good.
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Marge may not be cool (okay, she's actually pretty lame, but in an endearing way!), but she's still the glue holding the family together.
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Taking that to the next level and integrating it with app settings – or even apps themselves – could be cool if done the right way.
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My son plays youth soccer and we were told, prior to the season, to be cool or else we'd get banned from attending games.
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While these stickers might be cool to wear to a Lady Gaga concert or Halloween party, I can't see many people wearing them daily.
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As for potential contestants on Dennis' dating show ... he's famously ducked revealing his age, so the ladies will have to be cool with that.
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For a son, we're thinking Jagger or Axel or something else our kid will definitely not be cool or attractive enough to pull off.
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The greatest insight into the minds the young commentariat, though, came from edogg163: "Doing it to be 'cool' is actually uncool," they adroitly observed.
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Since we are planning on releasing a lot of our own stuff I thought it would be cool to reference one of our songs.
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Nail art may be cool again, but there was a time not so long ago when its popularity was on the brink of extinction.
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Not only that, but wouldn't it be cool to be able to gather round a central location and watch the game from multiple angles?
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I think cities should look into this, I think it would be cool to rebuild a city by destroying a crucial part to it.
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A few ski masks, a handful of toy guns, an "All right, everybody be cool and nobody gets hurt" and those rewards start coming.
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When trying to convince people that comics can be cool, good, fun, enjoyable, relatable, and pretty, I always use his books as an example.
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She also remembers an episode of "The Patty Duke Show," where a dorky exchange student gets a makeover and learns how to be cool.
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" Mayweather says he used to be cool with White until ... "all the sudden he cut his head bald and he's such a tough guy.
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It would also be cool if we could all pay into a fund to cover us if we were ill and unable to work.
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Many of the old scenics have 16-foot repeats and risk becoming abstract in a tiny space (though the effect might also be cool).
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But then we just decided, wouldn't it be cool if it was just the queens as the girl group, and that was the cast.
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I'm not opposed to my time, but it would be cool to live in a more innocent time, a time without all the technology.
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Other times viewers would give suggestions that ultimately made their way into Songbringer, like the time someone said it would be cool to craft items.
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Click here to view original GIFLike the popup headlights on cars from the 80s and 90s, the Find X's motorized camera will always be cool.
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Sure, blunt bobs are — and always will be — cool, but there's something about this choppy, unfussy version that makes us want to copy it immediately.
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"Carrie definitely was one of our inspirations growing up, so it's gonna be cool to just have that girl group out on tour all summer."
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Or wouldn't it be cool if Bond busts out the latest iPhone and shows off the device's new augmented reality features for some spy shit.
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At first the music video was going to be the most mediocre music video ever, I was going to try to be cool a stylish.
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Like most high school students, Qualls gets advice on how to be cool from a convict at the local penitentiary, where Rollins plays the warden.
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"I thought it would be cool when they graduate to them to see their whole career in one short clip," Kevin told Good Morning America.
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" Then, he added: "I think it should be cool to be a good partner, a good spouse, a good father, and/or a good parent.
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"The album is going to be cool, but its direction is going to be really different than anything I have ever done before," she says.
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When Nick loses a game and his chat explodes with anger, he reminds them to be cool and to not talk shit about other players.
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"I'm not going to throw a fucking party," admits Gaga when asked if she would be cool with Kinney getting back in the dating world.
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With respect to Swift, we'd be cool with a mobile game centered on the true stars of the music industry: Meredith Grey and Olivia Benson.
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One is power consumption: triggering that pop-up and pop-down motion may be cool as all hell, but it has an associated power cost.
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"When we created the poke, we thought it would be cool to have a feature without any specific purpose," Facebook had explained in the past.
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" Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle has gone further, stating, "I would be cool with a teen murderer getting a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court.
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I've seen Alex be cool and level-headed in the most insane situations when it would have been totally fine for him to flip tables.
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To the average person, an eclipse may sound like just another weird science event that might be cool to see if it isn't too inconvenient.
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I just felt like she was trying to be cool in front of my friends and like, younger people that are cool, at my expense.
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Ye fired back that he knew Ariana "said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm," but he still felt it was shading him.
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The album ends up being just sort of sad exposé of a confused 23-year-old who will do just about anything to be cool.
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To fully capture this diversity, I thought it would be cool to match some of them with the astrological traits I think they most embody.
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Maybe it would be cool to call Jim and Josephine and ask if they would play a couple of shows with them as a celebration.
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I thought it'd be cool to pair what I was doing with the electronics with someone rapping because I hadn't really heard anything like that.
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I think that's probably what has made me an entrepreneur at the beginning, constantly thinking 'Wouldn't it be cool if ...' or 'We should try this.
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CGI, makeup, prosthetics, and puppets have been used in science fiction to great effect, and it would be cool to see a bit more variety.
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In the beginning, I thought the festival would be cool and everyone was going to be assholes —but it turned out to be the opposite.
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Asked if this meant the relationship between the new U.S. administration and the EU was off to a bad start, Moscovici said: "Let's be cool".
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I think-- Alaska would be cool, but people aren't really driving across Al-- you know, you've got a destination-- it's not really like going somewhere.
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To transform scraps of metal into a flying war machine will always be an impressive feat of engineering (and will always be cool to see).
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"It's completely disarming to see a band at all these days, or from any era, that's just not trying to be cool," Mr. Chiara said.
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Will Pemble built his first roller coaster when his 11-year-old son asked if it would be cool to have one in the backyard.
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Though it would be cool if Disney+ decided to just roll Hulu's programming into Disney+ (and stopped calling it that) for one mega-streaming platform.
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Critic score: 87%Audience score: 87%"Superbad" follows three teenage boys as they attempt to purchase alcohol for a party so they can be cool.
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When you're 3, you're allowed to talk about how soft rose petals are, really romance the idea, and everyone's going to be cool with it.
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A Lyles-Millsap frontcourt will be cool and Plumlee as a backup five playing 10 minutes a night is overpaid but nice to have. 5.
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"Let's all just be cool," the rapper, wearing a coral pink jean jacket, white t-shirt and a Cleveland Indians baseball cap, says, suddenly tense.
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Stevie Wonder will always be cool, but a restaurant dreamed up by real estate developers doesn't automatically become cool by putting him on the wall.
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When we find ourselves in the center, we're COOL (35A's BE COOL), and we are getting WARM (61A's WARM UP) when we keep traveling south.
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The gentle whirring of electric motors can be cool in its own right, but it's far from the ripping metallic howl of a Ferrari V12.
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They want the lighting to be cool, the snacks to be Hot Pockets, and they want a full bar because they are not teenagers anymore.
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I want it to be cool and funky and full of personality, but I don't want it to be something I can get tired of.
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Each of those elements would be cool on their own, but fuse them together and you have one of the best games of the year.
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"It would be cool to go to the Olympics three times, but I feel like I did it once and I'm really happy," she continued.
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So "we felt it would be cool to create a prom where everyone feels welcome and can show up and be totally themselves," he added.
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I did like Bring Me The Horizon sometimes, but they were too heavy, I mostly pretended to like them because I wanted to be cool.
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I guess they could be cool because you're still going to get the pairing capabilities of the AirPods but with a string attached to them.
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I gauge an artist on their character and how they show love to the Texas culture, or to DJ Screw or Pimp C. Some people do it in a way in where they come through the city and just want to be cool and get a pass, so they say rest in peace to Pimp C, or they say it in their raps to be cool.
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This can be cool for portraits, close-ups, or anything else where you want your subject to stand out from the background as much as possible.
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The vehicle needs to be able to ascend to altitude within about 90 seconds, and the batteries need to be cool enough to take that strain.
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" He continued that "Seeing even longer strings would be cool as they would be even more exotic new quantum objects moving in a solid state environment.
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Meanwhile, in South Carolina, at least one gator seemed to be cool with the outer bands of wind and rain that whipped the Myrtle Beach area.
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It would be cool if I could make money doing this at the same time, of course, but I'm really not sure how to do that.
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After all, if you want to experience any of the benefits of "bonetox," you have to be cool with someone sticking a needle in your junk.
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ExxonMobil and other big energy companies will likely be cool to President Trump's idea of working with the U.S. to produce oil in Syria, analysts say.
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"As in, she obviously came up and was like, this'll be cool, and I was like, 'Oh my god,&apos" Clarke explained, making a crying noise.
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"I thought it would be cool to see if I could get a good picture of a heart to send to Madison," he told BuzzFeed News.
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I strongly suspect that getting Siri's voice into the Atmos mix is a big goal here, and it'll be cool when the company figures it out.
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She thought it would be cool to use what she already had to make a portrait — specifically, a Rihanna painting inspired by the Sledgehammer music video.
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"I've always thought it would be cool to play in a men's event, but never did I think I would actually have the opportunity," said Lincicome.
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"As soon as I made the team, I've always loved the symbol and always thought it would be cool to get a tattoo of," he said.
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All the nostalgia play did was remind us that Motorola used to be cool, and now it's struggling to find an identity in the smartphone world.
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On the fly, I thought it would be cool to have a splattering effect, give it a kick and show the violence inherent to the sport.
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Either way, it's clear that whomever Corinne ends up with will have to be cool with her dropping $3,000 of dough on a casual shopping spree.
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"With both of us being in campaigns for Gap I think it would be cool to pass down that piece of memory to him," he shares.
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And, sure, it'd be cool to own Pete's pajamas or Ken Cosgrove's green suit (eyepatch not included), but the best stuff, naturally, belonged to Don himself.
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Now if the rest of Portland could extend that same forgiveness to Gharib Muhammad—the dude who hasn't done anything wrong—that would be cool, too.
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We'd throw parties 'cause niggas in the punk scene and my hood respected me, they felt comfortable at those parties to be cool with each other.
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It might not be cool to write a book to some people but to those people, my job is not to change the way they're thinking.
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The hoodie's sleeveless design is engineered to be cool and comfortable for summer use, when you'd actually want to be out and about with your cat.
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We just thought it would be cool to take that basic creative approach and get a bunch of people to work on these songs with us.
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Once you've thrown a tantrum and eaten meat, been filmed doing so, and cried about it, you can't really pretend to be cool and sexy anymore.
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The pressure to be chill is the reason I pretended to be cool with an open relationship, even though that shit is really not for me.
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It's ironic that wanting to be cool so badly has led to me to worship a brand that became the marker of uncool for many years.
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In their analysis, the researchers identified a few factors that coincided with vaping's increase in popularity among those who at least believe themselves to be cool.
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Now if I can just get Jazzy to say the daddy is the most handsome, brilliant, sexiest man alive part, then we all gonna be cool.
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I suppose his attitude reflects our times, when the pressure to be cool stretches far beyond our teens, into our 30s and well past our 40s.
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I'm curating people's love lives, so I thought it would be cool to have this fun gallery that doesn't have to make a lot of money.
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Nudity in games should be cool, like it is in mainland Europe (heads up: if you go to a beach over there, eeeeveryone's gonna be naked).
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Or can we all just be cool with leaving a Christmas tree up all year, as it is, by definition, a plant inside of the house?
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Watching people show off their dancing skills might be cool for the next person but for me it's something that has a deeper meaning than competition.
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I wanted to be cool, but I definitely didn't want to be associated with the kids who's parents dropped $60 on an Abercrombie and Fitch shirt.
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I think I was following some instinct, either to be cool or to just concentrate on doing my art, which was probably both stupid and smart.
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And you can get up to do normal quests, you could continue the storyline, or you can do some stuff that Kim wouldn't be cool with.
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Even though Clinton is running against a man whose entire platform rests on a foundation of stoked anger, she still has to be cool, controlled, steady.
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And while we believe that frizz can be cool, beautiful, and on-trend, we understand that sometimes you just want a sleek look — and that's rad, too.
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The company has just released the J80, a quartz chronograph with just enough Speedmaster styling to be cool and enough uniqueness to be worth a second look.
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For viewers who had regrettable crushes in high school, it might even be a little uncomfortable watching Sara rationalize his obnoxious attempts to be cool and funny.
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That would be cool in a game that doesn't feature Terry Crews as a playable star, but why would you ever want to switch away from him?
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If I read fiction, it is almost always something my kids are reading, so I can understand what they are reading and also pretend to be cool.
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You can, believe it or not, choose to be cool and respectful to your partners and yourself—and expect the same back from the people you date.
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Maybe — you have to be available for some downtime and be cool with a decent amount of redness, other than all the blood during the actual event.
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Bring sign, which is a side of me that publicly people don't know about, wouldn't that be cool to bring together to have as an art piece?
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I'd just seen the horse and thought, 'Well shoot, it'd be cool to ride him at the Breeder's Cup, but evidently that was a very bad idea.
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Sure, these might be cool in a runway presentation, but do we need clunky robotic crawlies to show off the next time we attend a dinner party?
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"I just felt like she was trying to be cool in front of my friends, and like younger people who are cool, at my expense," Kendall lamented.
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I think that's one of those songs that is going to be around for a long, long time and it would be cool if she hears it.
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"It'd be cool to get together as mothers and wives because we would have so much more in common than just guys and girl fights," she said.
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It's the largest exhibition of Banksy works ever to visit Australia, but there's a good chance the world famous street artist might not be cool with it.
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Sure, for you, me, and all the cool Spectacles-wearing teens, Glass will never be cool (it still looks as dorky today as at did in 2013).
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Mike Posner's got jokes but either the good folks at the Grammys don't get it or they REALLY get it ... which we doubt, but would be cool.
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The addition of Uma Thurman, Dwayne Johnson (with hair!), and Vince Vaughn spice things up and make Be Cool worth adding to your classic cinema rap sheet.
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As for rumors the Clippers could go after Kawhi Leonard, Beverley says it would be cool to get a star like KL ... but, they don't need him.
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From [a US perspective], having China go in and grab the WMD sites, the nuclear sites in the northern part of North Korea, that would be cool.
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"Pictures of certain basketball players that used to be cool that now wear their pants up to here," he says, holding his hands up to his chest.
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Depending on what you're looking at, it can be cool on its own; but usually, you need surround-sound audio cues to make the experience feel real.
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There are some parties where people are trying to be cool, but in Atlanta, for the most part, nobody here is too cool to really turn up.
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Still, Spectacles proved that face-worn computers could be cool if launched by the right brand and kept out of the hands of the geeks at first.
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People often imitate their lovers which can be cool or infuriating, but if imitating your new Gemini lover means exfoliating a bit more, who's mad at that?
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Meanwhile, across the globe, a man in Budapest named Attila Gyurkovics got an idea: Wouldn't it be cool to bring a digital hidden-object game to life?
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Why does everyone pretend to be cool with splitting a huge check when I just had club soda and you had four overpriced top-shelf cocktails, Kelly?
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I can be like everyone else and be cool, not pretending the linen culottes I'm wearing every day are just as good as your crisp, ventilated cargo shorts.
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That panic attack a couple of episodes ago clearly opened Randall's eyes and his relaxed demeanor is markedly different than his usual effort to be cool and collected.
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So if JoJo just hung onto her final 4 and didn't say bye to anyone, had an open relationship and married all of them that would be cool???
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Kaitlyn: Kyle, apparently, has a verse on "Wanna Be Cool," my favorite song on Chance the Rapper, Donnie Trumpet, and The Social Experiment's free summer 2015 mixtape Surf.
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Indeed, the researchers point out that it is just about conceivable that some regions on the system's innermost three planets might just be cool enough for water, too.
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Here are 63 times desperate politicians and brands attempting to be cool jumped on our favorite internet memes and managed to kill them off with one single tweet.
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It's like, wouldn't it be cool if you paid for standard and you got two-day or if you paid for two-day and you got one-day?
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J Reezy: We all friends—well brothers actually—so it was like, it would be cool if we all got in the studio and made a song together.
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What's funny, though -- even though AA seems to be cool with Tommy and Brittany's hookup, she's not happy with them ... because she claims the airline lost their luggage.
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Then again, if the Duffer brothers could just find a way for us to get our fave nonconformist, '80s cult heroine back, we'd be cool with that, too.
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I didn't know how they were going to take to me, but they seemed to be cool and to see that I was trying to do something positive.
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She also last year joined the anti-bullying campaign "Be Cool Be Nice" along with other celebrities such as Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevingne, which included a book.
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Envy told us why he still had to walk out of the studio -- but also why he thinks he'll be cool with D&M from here on out.
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If you were part of the rest, you could be cool and you could still feel like you were like out there, playing gigs, and you were underground.
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In a recent 53-second Facebook video, Mr Paul and Ms Cerny demonstrate things girls do that "guys should be cool with" (like taking hours to get dressed).
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"Using the song's title as an inspirational jumping-off point, I figured it would be cool to use a classic medium for the video," explains singer Keith Murray.
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Pisces is a water sign, so expect this full moon to be weepy—even though you might feel like you need to be cool and detached about things.
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While growing the publication, I thought it might be cool to also build an online community for young entrepreneurs to chat as a spin off of our publication.
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But to be on your guard—unsmiling, self-possessed, not in need of anyone's approval, and dressed like you know your own worth—is also to be cool.
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I think we definitely need to create a community where if you are a Black man and you're gay, you should be cool and nobody should judge you.
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People may forget this history, but the truth is the Model S was the first car that showed us that our battery-powered future could still be cool.
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Look, grunge can be cool if you do it right but everything doesn't have to be filthy and smelly and disgusting and that's the episode you're talking about.
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But a D&D campaign based on Stranger Things, while it would be cool (in fact, I'm betting it already exists), probably wouldn't have the same reach online.
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And it was like, maybe it can't be as good as this every time we play, but wouldn't it be cool to keep doing this a little more?
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We've even had a few of the people on the live stream get their tracks SIGNED from it, so those announcements will be cool in the upcoming days.
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Every bit of hyperbole holds more truth than most of what the news, which only sometimes tries its best to be cool, calm and objective, has to report.
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Wayne performed at the Rolling Loud music fest in Miami this weekend, and some clown decided it would be cool to climb onstage and run behind the rapper.
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Just because you are an authentic manufacture, somewhere in the Swiss mountains, doesn't mean you can't be cool and contemporary, and give a cool image of the brand.
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"It would be cool to see a movie with an actual decentralized swarm," said Ariana Strandburg-Peshkin, a collective behavior researcher at the University of Konstanz in Germany.
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I thought it would be cool to make a puzzle of famous movie and TV lines that were never actually said, even though we're all familiar with them.
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I wanted to be cool and desired by men, because even as a teenager I knew implicitly that pandering for male approval was a woman's most effective currency.
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I think that it would be cool to be on the front end of advancement, to be able to join the thinkers and the inventors and the scientists.
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As exciting as it is to finally be asked for your opinion and as tempting as it might be to go OFF, it's still important to be cool.
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We&aposre not talking about climbing Kilimanjaro (though that certainly would be cool) — we&aposre talking about becoming the happiest, healthiest, all-around best person you can be.
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E-cigarette makers are "using exactly the same techniques that tobacco companies used in the early days to market to kids, to be cool to kids," Sebelius added.
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"Of course, the idea that being a hacker could be cool was practically enshrined for us and many others in the movie Hackers," Barth told me over email.
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Ben refers lovingly to Liv as "my gender non-conforming co-worker", and before playing any music, requests that everyone in the room "be cool to each other".
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Seeing a large, healthy man like that in such a visceral, brutal pose makes him the apparent id to his defender's trying-to-be-cool-about-this-bullshit superego.
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I only hope that when James is old enough to tweet (will Twitter even be cool then?) she'll get back at her dad with some zingers of her own.
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Walker: I've said it before, I really like mechs, so I'm hopeful that RIGS—a sort of "what if basketball was played by giant armed robots"—will be cool.
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The team responsible for building Target's online registry saw Honeyfund appear on "Shark Tank," and thought it would be cool to integrate the honeymoon registry service into Target's own.
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In other words, like a woke Burger King ad, the CIA is trying to be cool with the kids to ensure a future for its next generation of spies.
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"Keep in mind I was desperately trying to be cool in this situation, and I could not for the life of me stop sending these Insta hearts," she said.
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Capturing the spirit of youth in a natural, not trying-too-hard-to-be-cool way can be pretty tough, but painter Ian Thomas Miller pulls it off masterfully.
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Hilary Duff has worn glasses for years, even when she didn't really need to: "I think that when I started wearing glasses it was to be cool," Duff said.
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Like any kid who wanted to be cool in the 90s, I tried to be a skater and mostly failed at mastering any decent tricks on my standard deck.
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I know Khloé wants us to be cool with Tristan when they get back [to Los Angeles from Cleveland], but I still, you know, hold this resentment towards him.
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He pointed out that companies like Toshiba have quantum communications labs in the UK, and that it would be cool to try and implement a proof-of-concept experiment.
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"If I sampled some tune from a record in the '70s, that'd be cool, but someone would just give me props for knowing what that record was," says Hinton.
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I'm asking women to own up to that, to stop saying they're sorry, and to stand up straight and to look at people in the eye and be cool!
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"I'm not even sure it's not better for me, but I'd like to see the Republican leadership get very strong, very sharp, very smart and be cool," he said.
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Nearly everyone in his new band is partnered off and living a quiet, domestic life, and the music itself is completely out of step with whatever might be cool.
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"It would be cool if people get to see the community as it is, not just being polished up because there is a festival in town," Nasty Nigel said.
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It isn't just that she seems kindly, and genuinely vexed when danger looms; it's also that, alone in a landscape of posturing, she makes no effort to be cool.
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If you wanted to be cool, I guess today you'd brag about giving a lot of money to charity, sport the right fragrance, and wear the right consumer clothing.
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Today, Alan Blinder, a national correspondent for The Times based in Atlanta, sent us this story: "Be cool!" one of the Democratic activists completely failed to whisper to another.
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It's definitely a requirement: If one person's doing it, the other person needs to be cool with it too, or participation is nice if both [people] can do it.
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" He also wrote that "a shout out would be cool," that it's "dope [he] could've had some influence on the record," and that "all artist get inspired by others.
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After I started going there regularly, I thought about how it would be cool to not have to look for a space outside of the store to feel comfortable.
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It may cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $25,000 to get the SR/S with everything that makes it cool, but it seems like it might be cool nonetheless.
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But as you get older, as you see that happen with ... guys you played with, that becomes a 'maybe' or a 'what if' or a 'wouldn't that be cool.
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I had this idea that it would be cool if I was this donkey, because this donkey was a familiar thing to her whenever something good happened to her.
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In the future, Tokunaga said it would be cool if more cat cafés could have branches dedicated to cats with FIV so that the positive message continues to spread.
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So today, be it resolved that when the "Struggling team is moving to Quebec" rumor mill starts firing on all cylinders again, we can all be cool about it.
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So instead of recording a Japanese band for fun, I thought it would be cool to record something off the second Quiet Riot album, which was a Japanese-only release.
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And then they went and talked to [Golden State Warriors General Manager] Bob Myers, and Bob Myers said it would be cool if we did it in the parking lot.
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In an age where Snapchat reigns supreme among "the teens," it feels a lot like Apple is trying to show that it, too, can be cool and fun and rebellious.
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I personally think it would be cool to optionally require a confirmation from your phone to let a charge go through as well, but that is likely a v2 situation.
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FRIED: Can I also say -- is that not cultural appropriation when you&aposre putting on stuff and she walks out there in the Chinese prom dress, that would be cool.
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If you wanna do what you wanna do, do what you wanna do, and if I wanna do what I wanna do, that should be cool with you too, right?
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"I absolutely understand why you didn't get the Beyoncé album, *newsflash honey*… It wasn't made for you… And I'm going to need you to be cool with that," she begins.
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And, in some way, it's a bit of an illustration of my point, which is that you can be a decent, compassionate, kind person, and still be cool and rational.
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That would be cool if the resulting fusion actually looked like jewelry, but thanks to the volume and playback controls on the side, it just looks like headphones stuck together.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered 20 years ago today at the dawn of the information age when humanity was grappling with a very big question — can nerds ever be cool?
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But it has something, some bit of inspiration and wit, that even though trying to be cool is the least cool thing in the world, you still really dig it.
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It'd still be cool if the photos wouldn't automatically zoom out as soon as you stop pinching, but I guess that (very obvious) "feature" will come in a future update.
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While your parents or grandmother may be totally OK with your inability to pay for your own damn Netflix account, others, like your ex, may not be cool with it.
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It tells us that Shelby is too high-maintenance to be cool because in the first shot of her, she's taking a selfie, and obviously only vain girls do that.
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"We are both in it to win and we will be cool as ice every week," continues Carson, previously won the Mirrorball with Alfonso Ribeiro on season 19 in 2014.
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But the churchgoers were STOKED to see their hero in the building and several people went up to Joel and asked if it would be cool to take some pics.
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"I recently saw a pictures of you working out and I was like, hmm, I never saw the speaker of the House working out -- he must be cool," Keys says.
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No one is disputing that it would be cool to extract one cartridge from your phone, load up another, and suddenly go from high-end photography to high-end audio.
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I thought it would be cool to go back to our roots and use some of the same walkers that were in early episodes again as just a little tribute.
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But, having experienced the event both IRL and via our Instagram feeds this year, we've come to realize that festival fashion can be cool, especially when some Levi's are involved.
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Since Coachella is nothing if not a place where people go to ***be cool***, we hit the polo field to investigate where weed's clout stands at the dawn of 2018.
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Elsewhere, Chance spoke about Kanye West, who he seems to still be cool with, and the progress being made on the record that West has still intermittently called TurboGrafx 16.
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"Over January I had a lot of spare time, so I thought it'd be cool to do it for the Moon, because I found the data for that," he said.
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That won't happen for dozens of reasons, one being the Spurs' needing to use their mid-level on an athletic wing or big, but it'd be cool if it did.
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And I also thought it would be cool to make a song—when I was in Norway, it was always about either becoming a game addict or becoming a musician.
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Stevie and Faith sat down with Raquel Harper for her new show, "Raq Rants" on BET, and she straight-up asked Stevie if Biggie would be cool with their marriage.
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"My expectation was it would be cool to meet different people from every walk of life, every age group, every different profession," Ms. Drewry said of her own casual dating.
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"And we thought, it was the judiciary that helped us get married, so wouldn't it be cool if we could have a judge do our marriage for us?" he said.
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All of us New Yorkers stopped dead, goggling at plates that held individual molds of red Jell-O topped with a dab of something too yellow to be Cool Whip.
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And at 12 years old I did steal samples of antidepressants and bring them to school and take them in front of my friends because I wanted to be cool.
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Or, at the very least, it would be cool if the people with all the money could toss a little bit of it at the issues plaguing the unwashed masses.
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They thought wouldn&apost it be cool if instead of me playing the one authority figure of the movie, I play three different sh---y authority figures in the movie.
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If you're Gregg Popovich and R.C. Buford, the pitch to James is pretty simple: Wouldn't it be cool to join forces and take down the greatest team we've ever seen?
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While in the past it was known for risqué marketing and the idea that teens had to dress a certain way to be cool, its new look preaches inclusivity and individuality.
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It would be cool if your name was spelled correctly so that your clients can contact you, but you don't want to make anyone feel mad or bad in any way!!!!!!
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I don't think I would buy a Holocube if I had a choice, but if I had one it'd be cool if it displayed in-game frame rates and customizable notifications.
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To go back and work with WETA, and make the film would be cool, but anything that preexists like that may not be the best fit for whatever we're trying here.
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"At my school, to be 'cool' was to be well-rounded, because being being 'well-rounded' was attributed to getting into a good college and then being successful," Trinidad tells Refinery29.
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Scientists are often expected to be cool and impartial when it comes to their data, and few are willing or able to speak candidly about how their research makes them feel.
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We are having fun and they should be proud of their moms because we are able to provide a great life for them and kind of be cool while doing it.
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It'd be cool if you could automatically make a donation to your favorite charity when you snooze, too, but that was probably beyond the scope of this weekend project for now.
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I mean, I read books ... trilogies, and war volumes, sonnet upon sonnet upon sonnet, and I just kind of thought it'd be cool to [release music the way] books were released.
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I want to build her to be a strong person without her powers…But right now it's very about her powers and I think taking that away slowly could be cool.
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We thought it would be cool to have a site without censorship, where all the artists are handpicked by us so you don't have to trudge through a ton of crap.
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I have a few pieces of Marc's at home, and I really thought it could be cool if I could get an artist—a Quebec artist—to put on the label.
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"The flier I saw at Mitchell Houses had me at 'In the style of MTV Cribs'—I knew this had to be cool," comments Trudy, a particularly interested 22-year-old.
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Yeah. I don't know if there's a problem with that, it's just that if you're cool—or want to be cool—it's not the place to go to, simple as that.
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And you need some good surprises in there too, like the actual ads from forever ago, since there's no joy like seeing what was supposed to be cool 25 years ago.
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Although it would be cool for 2I/Borisov to be super weird, its similarity is interesting in itself — it suggests that comet formation in other solar systems is not necessarily different.
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"With Blizzcon coming up, would be cool if people flew some pro-[Hong Kong] flags at the opening ceremony," redditor pastesonly said in a thread about the controversy on /r/wow.
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" I remembered [George] Clooney told me that they clapped at the end of [the drama he directed] "Good Night and Good Luck," so I said, "It'd be cool if they clapped.
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Sure, it'd be cool to have a fancy sous vide column where we did weird shit with a water bath and a circulator, but ain't no home cooks got time for that.
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While the KittyHats might be cool, it is perhaps a strategy that works better for sustaining the interest of an already broad userbase (a la Team Fortress 2) rather than building one.
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For example: Josh finds out that his ex is dating someone else, and he tries to be cool with it — which is hard, because "someone else" turns out to be Adolf Hitler.
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Not only do you have to be cool with possible rejection, but you also have to put yourself out there, allowing people to see your best and your not-so-desirable traits.
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Mark Zuckerberg hinted at this during his Live Q&A last week, noting that it would be cool if he could have different guests and celebrities participate remotely in his Live videos.
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Seventy years from now, only eight Northern Hemisphere cities outside of Europe will be cool enough to host the games, with only three cities in North America capable of serving as hosts.
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I know Ariana said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm but I don't like even slightest level of slight commentary from someone I know loves and respects me pic.twitter.
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A lot of people have probably moved on to more mobile-focused alternatives, but still, it could be cool, and I totally thought Voice was going the way of Google Reader. 5.
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" LaMelo's dad appears to be cool with the move as well ... saying, "My youngest son Melo has decided to complete his Senior year of highshool at Spire Prep Academy in Geneva Ohio.
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He then used his phone to spam Kim with photos of tall basketball players that "used to be cool" but now wear their pants super high and, I guess, aren't cool anymore.
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" Initially, he says, 63ixBuzz pulled inspiration from popular US-based underground rap page Say Cheese TV. "I was like, 'oh that'd be cool if we had one even just for Toronto, right?
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Sometimes coming out to friends requires a tearful and serious conversation, but sometimes (like when you're pretty positive that they'll be cool with your sexuality) it can be a little more fun.
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And for the multitudes of words that have been written about Peep's music over the last year or so, one fact seems to have been lost: it's not supposed to be cool.
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He explained that it's okay not being cool and that I may not ever even be cool; that it's fine to grow old; that it's okay to have #creativegoals rather than #moneygoals.
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I feel like my game has to be cool, so I don't write down "Zelda" or "Paper Mario" like I want to – I choose "Collaborative Storytelling" and feel like an utter wank.
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Experiment with it This is one example where it could be useful to play with your food, especially if there are kids around who aren't quite sold that science can be cool.
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Ya gotta watch the clip ... but Irving says the Cowboys owner was his strongest supporter during his time in the NFL and believes they'll be cool when it's all said and done.
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So close, in fact, that they hook up in a stalled Ferris wheel, which would be cool except for the fact that they don't seem to be using any kind of protection.
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Because this is a novel by the superabundantly talented Moshfegh — she's an American writer of Croatian and Iranian descent — we know in advance that it will be cool, strange, aloof and disciplined.
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I thought it would be cool if I could put QUIZZICAL LOOK in row 2 with a 14 starting with Q underneath it, though to be honest, I wasn't expecting too much.
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A New Zealander is set to direct Mulan,' and I was just walking back to get my car and I was like, 'Wouldn't it be cool if I played the love interest?
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Kelly tells us she didn't give much thought to taking a pic with Don Jr. and Eric -- she just thought it would be cool -- and adds she's been blindsided by the backlash.
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"I always thought it would be cool to make slime a full-time job," she says, "but I feel like I have exceeded my expectations and never thought this was really possible."
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" Rhombus of Ruin started as an exercise in "what if" around VR. "We wanted to make a VR game and we asked, 'what could we do that would be cool in VR?
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I was trying to keep up this punk rock purist persona mainly to be cool, but when I started listening to the records he shared with me, I began embracing electronic music more.
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It exists in order to show that girls can tell fart jokes, that they can say scientific-sounding stuff and be taken seriously and that they can be cool and funny and useful.
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The thing is all those announcements all sort of boiled down to the same thing: 5G is coming, it's going to be cool, and X company is going to help make it possible.
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"Being on tour with Snoop, that's gonna be cool – and smoking a ton of weed," Khalifa, 28, told PEOPLE Tuesday at Live Nation's National Concert Day event at Irving Plaza in New York.
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Since one of the walls is already labeled with the show's name, it'd also be cool to be provided with the names of the temples and some kind of explanation about their functions.
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Think of the sheer amount of work it took to type out and tape up this sign:If you want to be cool about Pokémon Go, apathy is the way to go, my friend.
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Farming is hardly the first thing that comes to mind as a source of job creation and entrepreneurship, said Brendon Martens of Wouldn't It Be Cool (WIBC), an innovation incubator leading the effort.
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Let's be clear: Suicide Squad makes Harley Quinn feel like a character written and filmed by men who are doing their best to be "cool dads" by introducing their teenage sons to Penthouse.
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Tom Hardy and Michelle Williams are in it, and both of them are always fantastic, and it looks like Riz Ahmed is being set up to be the villain, which could be cool.
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The bag, which she has in pink and black has the words 'Be Cool, Be Nice' written on the front, in reference to an anti-bullying campaign she helped to champion last year.
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It'd be fun to find it myself...but it'd be cool if we could come up with new ways of finding these things like using the power of citizen scientists and data analysis.
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" Trump on Friday bashed NFL players who were "at it again," kneeling during the national anthem, and encouraged them to "Be happy, be cool!" since they make a "fortune doing what they love.
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"I just thought it would be cool to replicate this in real life and at the same time, to show people that there really are women surgeons in real life," Pitt told CNN.
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Younger men are "more likely to be cool with guys doing things that are traditionally the providence of women, whether it be careers, fashion or, in this case, receptive anal play," says Schmit.
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"I know Ariana said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm but I don't like even slightest level of slight commentary from someone I know loves and respects me," West tweeted.
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It's usually a design that's meant to be cool, but is actually very uncool and so brutally out-of-touch that in some reverse psychology sort of way, I end up wanting it.
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"To meet someone like that and have him just be cool and be telling me to take my shit more seriously… it really meant a lot to me at the time," he says.
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It starts in the late 1990s when Deutsche Bank was a kind of minor league player who wanted to be cool and get into U.S. commercial real estate lending in a big way.
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Jen may be cool with Judy now that Steve is dead and Judy can help her deal with it, but there's a problem: Detective Perez knows that Judy was the one driving that Mustang.
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"You don't have to be rich to be my girl, you don't have to be cool to rule my world," the two sang, before singing the next line at the top of their lungs.
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The European Union is a bloc of 28 countries that decided it would be cool if its citizens could go about vacationing and trading with each other without worrying about all the red tape.
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With vehicles increasingly featuring built-in connectivity, ways to automatically share scenic trips via social media might be cool, but it also opens up questions about how connected we want our lives to be.
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"I know Ariana said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm but I don't like even the slightest level of slight commentary from someone I know loves and respects me," West tweeted.
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The swim team was partying to celebrate their victories when Dalbey and a teammate thought it would be cool to snatch a stone statue from a hotel and take it to dinner with them.
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One of the better entries in this series of Rebirth one-shots, Green Lanterns follows two new Green Lanterns who are given cosmic rings to help fight injustice and generally be cool and powerful.
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Here's his opening four: And then, in the second verse: It can be cool to see established bands tear up their legacies and forge forwards with new sounds, even when it doesn't work out.
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Now it looks like Chalamet is continuing his quest to play every high school archetype imaginable—this time as a nerdy kid who sells weed to be cool in A24's Hot Summer Nights.
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Two Wynwood originals and strongholds are the Rubell Family Collection and the Margulies Collection--all which demonstrate why it'd be cool to make a ton of money and buy all of your favorite art.
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You're eager to try things in a new way—you want to experiment, and the people you associate with need to get with the program or be cool with you doing your own thing.
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I want my peers to understand just how much I went through before my twenties were over, but I also want to be cool/calm/chill/just-a-fun-young-person-no-big-deal.
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He didn't challenge Raul to "tear down the wall," as did President Reagan did Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a generation ago in Germany, but rather encouraged Cubans to hang in there and be cool.
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Two Wynwood originals and strongholds are the Rubell Family Collection and the Margulies Collection—all which demonstrate why it'd be cool to make a ton of money and buy all of your favorite art.
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U+1F941 DRUM WITH DRUMSTICKS I guess if it was a full drum set that would be cool, but this particular drum emoji I imagine is only useful to kids in marching bands. 51.
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The place wants to be cool; you can tell from the walls of one bathroom, where Allen Ginsberg's inscribed photograph of Neal Cassady and Timothy Leary hangs across from a signed Joseph Beuys poster.
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Barlowe forages not to be cool, but because he's wildly passionate about keeping food as locally sourced as possible—in an effort to pave the path for eating more sustainably in his native land.
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Again, I have no connection to my heritage and I wanted there to be a vocal element in the show and I thought it would be cool to incorporate something ancient and something contemporary.
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We thought it would be cool to shoot with another person, and I'd met someone online who I'd been chatting with so we decided that he would be the right person for the job.
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CES used to be cool for all the new stuff companies unveiled there, but then it got so crowded that it didn't make sense to put out your product in the torrent of announcements.
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So while it would be cool to see Lady Stoneheart, having her around would also create a whole additional storyline that needs attention, at a time when Game of Thrones' days are presumably numbered.
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Also in The Times, though not about food, Jamie Lauren Keiles had a nice dispatch about the maniac boat people of America's Great Loop Cruisers' Association, an organization that would be cool to join.
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For example, if in some imaginary reality, Lemmy from Motorhead had said that dating trans chicks was cool, then that would've probably lessened the burden because who wouldn't want to be cool like Lemmy?
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A bar might be cool for a few years, then one day its crowd completely disappears—on to the hippest, latest spot like junkies frantically trying to stay one step in front of FOMO.
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While we design all of our tasks to be fun and engaging, they still require smarts and skills, and we figured it would be cool of us to throw in some just-for-smiles tasks.
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I've watched this trailer a few times now trying to figure out what bothers me about it — there are a few things, but I think the main one is this: it's trying to be cool.
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An album of muted beats, like "Shoulda" and "Run for Your LIfe," would be cool; an album of bombastic, hyped-up R&B party tracks like "UCLA" would make me want to steal a convertible.
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We thought it would be cool to catch up with a variety of young teachers around the UK and ask them what it's really like trying to juggle their 20s with life in the classroom.
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Despite the perception that cannabis business owners might be cool, easygoing hippies that would obviously be on board, a number of industry players have corporate investors who might be determined to keep labor costs down.
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Fortunately, I have a feeling that no one (least of all fans) will be okay with this plot development — but that, maybe, they'd be cool with Skarsgard coming back for creepy Perry-centric dream sequences.
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I've noticed that for various reasons (trying to be cool/nice/laid back, maybe laziness, maybe in opposition to being raised with too many rules themselves), many parents let their children call too many shots.
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"He loved the story and initially approached me saying, 'Hey, it would be cool to do the score on something like that,' I think maybe not knowing if it would actually ever happen," Purple said.
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Taurus is a slow and steady kind of person, so things that feel too trendy turn them off—they don't see the point of something that will be cool one day but not the next!
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The novel's teenage protagonist, Jeremy, feels invisible and irrelevant, until he swallows the tiny device that teaches him how to be cool, coaches him on how to impress girls, drive a car and deflect bullies.
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In his stand-up, Mr. Nanjiani tells longish, confessional tales about, say, his attempts to be cool in school or watching a pornographic videotape in his parents' home in Pakistan when the power went out.
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So, when we saw LaVar at the L.A. Regional Food Bank -- where he donated 70k bottles of BBB Water -- we asked if he would be cool with his sons leaving BBB for another shoe company.
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And unlike its predecessor and inspiration, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), the aesthetic of the universe doesn't try too hard to be cool — it feels friendly, in spite of the fact that technically you're there to kill everyone.
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We already know roughly how the image technology works, and while it could be cool, it might also prove tiring, difficult to watch or share, or have other issues like poor fidelity or limited use cases.
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Born in Israel, Carucci is trying to understand their experiences while also giving them space and, as she puts it, "be cool but not too cool, not too desperate for them to like me," she laughs.
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Sure, it would be cool to explore her time escorting a nuclear engineer out of Iran, or growing up in Russia as Natalia Romanoff, but her drama potential is extremely limited as solely a prequel character.
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Photo by Caitlin Webb Noisey: As a Portland band it's got to be cool to get to play this festival that everyone just raves and raves about — is that a point of pride for you guys?
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So while it's nice that Jenner and Smith promote the Be Cool Be Nice campaign on Garage, we'll only be impressed if their filter-covered faces actually lead to greater awareness of and action against cyberbullying.
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"Out of all the bands that I've ever thought it'd be cool to work with, I never expected to hear from Church Of Misery," he tells us when we visit him at his Los Angeles apartment.
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"I know Ariana said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm but I don't like even slightest level of slight commentary from someone I know loves and respects me," West tweeted on Saturday morning.
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Live broadcasts can be cool — and they're not as intrusive on IG as they are on Facebook — but you probably shouldn't subject all of your followers to a livestream unless something really exciting is going down.
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In a section on its website called "Chicken Chattin'," KFC addresses eight of these mysteriously unkillable stories, seemingly trying its best to be cool about it while ostensibly grinding its collective teeth into a fine powder.
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We spoke with Peterson back in March and asked him if he'd really be cool playing second fiddle at his next stop ... and he was adamant he'll do whatever it takes to help a team win.
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We got the Lakers #2 pick out in Kentucky this weekend -- and asked him straight up if he and Swaggy P will be cool next season ... after shooting that video that nearly cost Nick his fiancee.
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This could be cool, but the trailer feels even more like something else: the spate of noir-ish '90s virtual reality movies from the late 1990s, like The 13th Floor and Existenz and arguably Dark City.
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And if anything, I hope it inspires other people to make things the same way, where they stop thinking about what may or may not be cool to just make the shit that they fucking love.
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Most of the 'women in music' commentary the show offers is fairly surface-level for now, but if there's another season of I'm With the Band, it'd be cool to hear about this in more depth.
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If we want more young people to be believers, we have to show them that you can celebrate, you can have fun, there can be cool music, and cool people can be associated with the religion.
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" — Nell Stevens, author of "Bleaker House," in an interview with Vogue How to Be Cool "The origins of cool are grounded in the performance of relaxed calm to cover the loss of belief in Western civilization.
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Many of us have some idea of our family's history from stuff our parents or grandparents told us, but wouldn't it be cool to do a DNA test and have a pie chart that breaks everything down?
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"I think it's going to be cool for parents and their kids to be able to talk about it and also just the message of [Rocky Horror], which is basically just embracing who you are," she says.
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So since the pressure to be cool is off, you can focus on finding a really sophisticated scent you love for reasons other than the symbolic middle finger it gives to the law that no longer exists.
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"Instead of being like in order to be cool or fashionable or stylish or successful in the office, you need to look this way, it's how can we help you become your best self, essentially," Welch said.
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When you work on films, people become your family and then you part ways, but I think being part of a show with a long life span would be cool because your family wouldn't be leaving you.
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All of this would be cool if the song were simply Jeezy and Wayne, but let's not forget that Akon is involved, too, singing about blasting Do or Die and ordering snipers to post up on rooftops.
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President Trump looked to soothe fears from jittery Republicans over his trade policy Wednesday, saying that negotiations are going well and urging people to "be cool" ahead of his talks with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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We're getting close to the playoffs, which means it's the time of year when everyone comes up with the same idea: Hey, wouldn't it be cool if the league's top seeds got to pick their playoff opponents?
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He said it could be cool to match your soundscape to your mood in mundane settings like the grocery store, but immediately balked at the idea of giving the audience control over the live sound at concerts.
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This isn't an argument against paying your bills (though that would be cool) at the risk of yeeting yourself into debt collection, such that you can never rent anything more substantial than a cable box ever again.
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Like brothels, casinos, opium dens, and bars before them, VR facilities are being advertised as the next destination for those hunting a vice, for those looking to be cool, and for those looking for a new habit.
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Though other popular sights on São Miguel, like Furnas and Sete Cidades, tend to be cool, misty and wooded, the White capitalizes on its sweeping waterside views and starkly contrasting design to evoke more tropical Mediterranean isles.
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The two first got the urge to translate seismic data into sound in 2005, in the midst of a casual "wouldn't it be cool if..." conversation they had while touring through Europe with the Hungry March Band.
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And I didn't know much except that they were supposed to be cool because she was this outcast, so I was like, oh, I have to kind of get into this band called The Raincoats, I guess.
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Earlier, I'd told him I had pages from the Book of Change he wrote in 2006, and standing on the top of the steps outside his house, he said it would be cool to see it now.
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And it's not just the ones running for president: House Democrats who represent swing districts tend to be cool toward Medicare-for-all, and because of that, Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Medicare-for-all is a nonstarter.
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With no common criteria by which to judge moral action we'd all become blandly nonjudgmental — sort of chill, pluralistic versions of Snoop Dogg: You do you and I'll do me and we'll all be cool about it.
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Giannis is obviously one of the best players on the planet right now ... but that doesn't make him immune to the IG trolls ... with some people joking his moves look like a grandpa trying to be cool.
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"You constantly hear stories about kids who get embarrassed by their parents or daughters who get embarrassed by their dads … and I'm not saying this to be cool, but we never really got into that," says Connick, 50.
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The sand will be cool by now, damp and hard between my toes as I run toward the water, toward the figure of a man splashing out of his boat, toward the lame waves frothing at the pier.
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"March and April used to be cool to mild months", which helped the soil hold on to moisture, said Khalid Ahmed Kazi, an agro-meteorologist at the Pakistan Meteorological Department's station in Tando Jam, in southern Sindh province.
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Minion might ultimately help researchers fuse lots of other things together—"Wouldn't it be cool to fuse an apple and banana into a banapple," said Srihari, likely but not definitely referencing the tiny yellow sexless overall wearer's tagline.
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"And then one day you look at each other differently and you don't have to put on any airs or pretend to be somebody else or try to be cool because you already know each other," she added.
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If one of the coolest guys in America cared enough about his BlackBerry to hop off the Marine One on the South Lawn and literally sprint back to his house to get it, they had to be cool.
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All we really know for sure is that there's a new kind of display technology involved — here's a photo Wired has of a Magic Leap engineer in a "photonics lab" doing what appears to be cool engineer stuff.
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