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One way of doing so could be playing up the brand's femininity, while promoting a sense of individualism.
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I'm always very skeptical of movies shot in the first person, and Kill Switch, the latest, really seems to be playing up its video game roots.
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Presidential tweets such as this one, in which Trump said the administration should not be playing up its moon mission, can cause confusion and sap morale for those working on this project.
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The frontman seems to be playing up his slight twang to throw the judges off, but his recognizable voice and the breakdown of the clues make it hard to deny he is the Banana.
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But online, there is a growing sense among fans and critics alike that Jamil may be playing up her struggles to attract attention, deflect criticism, and promote her personal brand as a social justice advocate and health advocate.
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I can't tell how thoroughly this series will break outside the crime-of-the-week procedural format, but it definitely seems to be playing up a strong and discomforting visual style that comes with more narrative shows like Mr. Robot.
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In fact, between Sam, Edd and Jon's Night's Watch virginity jokes, Daenerys making fun of Jon's height, and Tormund's insane giant story, this episode definitely appeared to be playing up levity, knowing full well that next week will probably find us weeping.
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Slough Jets head coach Doug Shepperd announced that 2 players signed to the Slough Jets ENL team for the 2011/12 will be playing up to the EPL team. Sam Godfrey and Andrew Melachrino will both be playing and training with the senior team.
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The song was engineered by Chris Godbey (assisted by Alejandro Baima) and mixed by Jimmy Douglass, Godbey and Timberlake at Larabee Studios. On June 10, 2013 Timberlake introduced the artwork for the "Tunnel Vision" single, a black-and-white close-up of the singer's face in the silhouette of a nude woman. Kia Macarechi of The Huffington Post found the artwork unpleasant and unusual; according to Justin Myers of the Official Charts Company, Timberlake "seems to be playing up to his naughty nickname of Trousersnake with the cover". Zach Dionne of New Yorks Vulture website called the cover "awful boobnose single art", committing to "the smoky naked woman vibe".
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