Last season it was a lot of bright red lips, bright red shirts, bright red nails, bright red shoes.
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Here's what else is happening: It's gonna be a bright, bright, BRIGHT, sunshine-y day.
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Bright Falls Summary Bright Falls Supplement The Bright Falls Supplement contains a major revelation: Alice Wake is alive!
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Shine bright like a diamond, shine bright like a diamond!
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Nature is sometimes bright, but nature is never this bright.
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" Her eyes turn from "bright, bright green" to "slug-gray.
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And apparently I'm not very bright, my character's not very bright.
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" This one is "red-fruited, and bright, very bright, and fresh.
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The Coast FL75 only has three output settings, and they could fairly be called Pretty Bright, Really Bright, and Whoa OK That's Super Bright.
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The headphones feature very bright—perhaps too bright—sound at higher frequencies.
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And lastly, the first grandmother also donned a bright pattern bright ikat print.
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The bright spot at the bottom is Antarctica, while other bright areas are clouds.
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And they come in three different colors: white, black, and a bright, bright yellow.
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The present is bright, Obama promised, and the future will be moderately more bright.
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Video games have a bright future in America, and they are America's bright future.
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It's still crisp and bright enough, but not quite as bright as the Pixel's.
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The comet is relatively bright as comets go (~m7) but still not that bright.
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Roughly 20 miles south of the bright lights of Vegas are these bright rocks.
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" As for how to use bright light, according to Dautovich: "For eastward travel seek out bright light in the early morning hours and avoid bright light at night.
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"I just got the bright idea to use my insulin pump light, which is not a bright light, but it was bright enough to see," Diggs told NBC.
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So if you just look, your eyes will be naturally be drawn to the bright stuff, the stars that are really bright, the galaxies that are really bright.
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Paris, FranceTrend: Bright, matte colorPro: Virginie CarvalhoIn France, bright, matte colors are all the rage.
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I think it's very telling that the original emoji weren't bright green or bright purple.
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Yes, red, a bright, brilliant, gleaming red, a shade so bright it makes rose gold blush.
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The bright LCD touchscreen is very responsive and is easy to see even in bright sunlight.
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It's what you see on social media; everything is bright with saturated coors and bright lighting.
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But they label them with suggestive names like Skin Bright, Skin Light, Skin Shine, Look Bright.
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Those types of explosions shine bright, but they can't get nearly as bright as ASASSN-15lh.
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The title of the page is "Big and Bright Ideas", but his is definitely not bright.
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It was trying to be light and bright, but it wasn't at all light and bright.
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He is the son of Mary S. Bright and James R. Bright of Shaker Heights, Ohio.
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A Good Appetite Bright runny eggs, edged with crunchy Parmesan bites, top this bright, lemony salad.
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They're two bright girls in a community that doesn't know what to do with bright girls.
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The economy -- one of the few bright spots There were a few bright spots in 2019.
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The deal helps Bright Health enter CaliforniaThe acquisition helps Bright get into California, a key market for the insurer, Mike Mikan, Bright Health&aposs president and vice chairman told Business Insider.
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JC: And just very quickly, is the future bright for Argentina in 2017, or-, FS: Very bright.
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Hailey Baldwin rocked a wash of bright pink, while others rocked lime green, bright turquoise and orange.
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The LCD display is bright and easy to read, though bright sunlight may make things more difficult.
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He burnt [sic] very very bright and, those that burn very bright sometimes burn half as long.
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The new 2DS is a bright green, just like Link's classic green tunic, with bright yellow buttons.
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There are older kids dressed like tiny cool adults, with bright, oversize parkas, drinking bright, oversize Frappuccinos.
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The bright spot -- and it truly is a bright one -- is that young people are waking up.
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While astronomers agree that global internet service is a worthy goal, the satellites are bright — too bright.
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"He gets that my father was loved by many," says Ali, a Colgate Bright Smiles Bright Futures spokesperson.
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The big question now is whether the only bright spot in BlackBerry's consumer sales story is bright enough.
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Gaudence was slim and bright-eyed, with closely shaved hair, a bright red hoodie and a hacking cough.
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For trips east, seek out bright light in the early morning hours and avoid bright light at night.
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"I really wanted it to be bright in here, I really wanted a fresh, bright, airy kitchen," she says.
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There are loads of very bright engineers doing very bright engineering things, and they pull off some amazing stuff.
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Astronomers have discovered magnetars in our galaxy that produce bright radio pulses, but nothing as bright as FRB 121101.
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It'll be bright, but not distractingly bright, exhibiting a luminosity just slightly greater than stars and other artificial satellites.
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"All of a sudden, people want to be downtown," said Mr. Bright, the chairman of the Fletcher Bright Company.
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Bobby Bright, whom Roby narrowly defeated in the 2010 general election, when Bright was a Democratic member of Congress.
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OLEDs can't get as bright as LCDs, which means that they can suffer more from reflections in bright rooms.
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"I almost always wear bright lipstick, too," said Ms. Arzón, who has discovered that bright colors pop on camera.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure builds in overhead, and it's gonna be a bright, bright sunshiny day (sorry, had to).
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The breaking of a woman's heart suddenly puts the universe's balance in peril, prompting her to be unceremoniously plucked from her bedroom and whisked to a strange world of bright colors, bright lights, and bright hearts.
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The actress stepped out last night in a sheer tank, sparkling shirt and — oh yeah — some bright, bright blonde hair.
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When the children become horses playing in the "bright, bright sun," the pages are suddenly filled with light and air.
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Delevingne was spotted with some new bright blue locks, which were in braids under a matching bright blue knit beanie.
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Pests laying eggs in the fall might prefer drab plants rather than bright ones, leaving the bright ones to survive.
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The lights were so bright, she added, that in some places an otherwise dark night was as bright as day.
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For example, the 2016 iteration of our five-year seminal Bright Young Things talent platform was rebranded Bright New Things.
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"Jupiter watchers have since seen a big impact site in 2009 subsequently imaged by Hubble, two bright-flash events in 2010, another bright-flash event in 2012, and now this bright-flash event in 93," Hammel told Mashable.
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The only pops of color in the room were the bright turquoise wall and a bright pink chair in the corner.
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Bright SidesThis unique take on the traditional bright lip is giving us major Florida vibes thanks to its three colorful shades.
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But there's always one bright spot even in the inkiest sea of darkness, and that bright spot is usually Bill Murray.
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There is actually a bright spot in the American political system, however, and that bright spot is at the state level.
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Bright CellarsTwo MIT grads are behind the monthly wine club Bright Cellars, which sends four new wines each month for $80.
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"Bright Power says it's progressive and cares about families," said Raymond Kitson, who represents Bright Power workers with IBEW Local 3.
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Late in the game, it's possible to find a pair of documents — titled Bright Falls Summary and Bright Falls Supplement, respectively.
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The only common criterion that he seeks in artists to work with is "intelligence": bright minds for a bright new space.
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I was naive, as so many bright-eyed writers and performers are when they get thrust into such a bright spotlight.
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Her face was painted bright white, eyes and lips a bright blue, perfect for the dramatic physicality of the silent performance.
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Bright, bright, baby: The next and last major meteor shower of 2016 is almost here, and you don't want to miss it.
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For a while the top was bright, bright white and the middle was a translucent grey with dingy white at the bottom.
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They are the only bright colors in the image and they corral my focus on them like bright flowers among gray stones.
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Ms. Peck, now 28, has bright dark eyes, dark hair and dimples like vertical grooves on either side of a bright smile.
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They're both satin and I like bright colours—I think bright colours are really sexy—so it sort of fits my personality.
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Bright red, bright blue [and] turquoise are all colors that a lot of people really like and look really good on most people.
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Plus, they're long-lasting, offer three modes (bright, lower bright, and SOS), and come with a storage case that makes transport a breeze.
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It's bright, but not so bright that it distracts — it seems to be about on par with the brightness of the backlit keyboard.
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This book has an onrushing "Bright Lights, Big City" vibe and falls into an emerging genre you might call Bright Lights, Small Plates.
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Turn off bright overhead lights, use your dimmer switches and try to find an alternative to using the bright lights in the bathroom.
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Collin James — "23, bright, artistic and unhappy" — is waiting tables when he falls for beautiful, equally bright, but only slightly unhappy Nina Lazare.
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Basically, that means that Bright Cellars began making its own wine known as Bright Cellars exclusives, which are meant to reflect customers' tastes.
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Then the screen opens up in the darkness of the Roden Crater's East Tunnel, a darkness ringed with bright bright receding arches, and the camera moves forward and forward and forward until we're in a celestially bright space, and a choir is singing.
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In addition to its bright hue, the sneakers have a neon yellow upper with contrasting black stripes, and the bright red SPLY-350 stitching.
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It must have been at least as bright as the North Star, Polaris, maybe even as bright as the stars of the Big Dipper.
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Among the others who died were Janice Bright, 63, and William Bright, 83, who were from Higginsville, Missouri, and celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary.
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It also has a bright display, which makes it perfect to watch it in a bright room or to take full advantage of HDR.
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Officers refused to tell Bright the dog's indicator for smelling narcotics, and Bright said he believed they had no right to search his vehicle.
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"She was a bright, bright young person, always had a smile for people and easy to approach and easy to engage with," he said.
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Today, when I hear of someone who is "really bright, but doesn't work hard," I know that person isn't as bright as people think.
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You can choose from "X Rated" (bright peach), "Barely Legal" (bubblegum pink), "Virginity" (bright fuchsia), "Hot and Bothered" (reddish-orange), or "Hopeless Romantic" (bold red).
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Unique to the Sun Coupe was a special carpet available in bright gold or bright red, although black or sandalwood carpet could also be chosen.
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Lately, a spectrum of vibrant celebrity looks have us hankering for ultra-saturated shades of bright orange, infrared red, and an unexpectedly-alluring bright violet.
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RARE BRIGHT SPOT The telecom unit was a rare bright spot in SoftBank's earnings this week, reporting a 9% increase in second-quarter operating profit.
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For first-timers, it might be a bright introduction to a back catalogue that's slowly beginning to shine as bright as any of Tatum's influences.
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The in-stadium experience is dictated by these very bright LED lights, and we're all used to looking at our screens and really bright colors.
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Bright Past, Bright Future Kenneth A Venit, one of Mr. Harun's professors at Quinnipiac, praised Mr. Harun's commitment to educating those around him about Islam.
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And while there's nothing bolder than a swipe of a highlighter-bright hue across the lids, it pales in comparison to three highlighter-bright hues.
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Bright red"Day one and two blood tends to be bright red because it's coming right out and you see it right away," says Dr. Dardik.
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What caught my eye was a cluster of tiny seedlings colored the bright new green of springtime, so bright it seemed to glow in the gloaming.
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Its seven gentle instrumental songs build gently but quickly overwhelm, with bright acoustic guitars lapping over hypnotic synths, an upbeat flute drifting into bright piano keys.
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There is always a bright spot somewhere, (and) we are always able to take advantage of that bright spot, so I'm not at all pessimistic or worried.
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But it also joined Louis Vuitton and Nike in attracting the criticism of consumers, who found the case's bright red color too bright, according to My Paper.
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The astronomers realized that the fast, bright blue event was no normal supernova, an increasingly bright star that explodes and ejects most of its mass before dying.
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These bright spots could be related to the reflective patches in the Occator Crater — the impact crater known for its prominent mysterious bright marks, according to NASA.
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"I knew they would be bright, but not as bright as they are," Patrick Seitzer, a professor of astronomy at the University of Michigan, tells The Verge.
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The simulation suggests the explosion would be about as bright as the half-moon (nine times less bright than the full moon) for more than three months.
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"Blanching keeps the bright green colors fairly bright green once they've been frozen and in storage -- otherwise they can take on a grayish or brownish look," Lester said.
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Many reviewers comment on how bright the display is (and that the "dim" setting is still pretty bright), making it easy to see data from across the room.
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Hubble Tracks Bright Auroras on Jupiter Hubble Tracks Bright Auroras on Jupiter This composite video illustrates the auroras on Jupiter relative to their position on the giant planet.
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But tainted does not seems to bother Huffington, because she sees a bright line between then and now, between the ugliness of last week and the bright future.
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The 2011 look could also include a bright top, bright pants or skirts in a different color, and maybe even a colored jacket or blazer, according to Shapiro.
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"Bright, Precious Days" is a far cry from "Bright Lights, Big City," the novel that made McInerney an instant celebrity in 1984, at the age of twenty-nine.
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"I just feel like not only is my future bright, even though I'm not a spring chicken, but I still have a very, very bright future," she said.
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It has a 5-inch touchscreen, which is really bright — bright enough, and with a polarized filter, so that you can still see the screen clearly with sunglasses on.
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More interesting, to us: Bright Cellars is also quietly building a portfolio of its own wines based on member feedback, even while Bright Cellars doesn't use its own label.
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Once you got into the building, there were some colorful characters: a drag queen named Pissi Miles in a bright red dress, bright red lipstick, carrying a selfie stick.
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"Titan is so bright that even if you have a pair of binoculars and look out to Saturn you can see this bright point of light," said Dr. Spilker.
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In 2014 it was vogue to wear bright red and bright pink together, but that went out, carried on a Marc Jacobs breeze, almost as soon as it came.
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In general, OLED TVs look better than LCD sets, but OLED TVs are not as bright, so their colors and shadow details can be washed out by bright sunlight.
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Next to Ms. Jordan-Sharpton were the groom's parents: Vanessa Bright, a speech therapist, and James Bright, the director of human resources for the University of Tennessee at Martin.
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Bright Minded With Miley Cyrus Miley Cyrus is going live on her Instagram every day this week at 11:30am PST/2:123pm EST for her series Bright Minded.
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The show was created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, who executive produced the series with Kevin Bright through Bright/Kauffman/Crane Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television.
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Maybe those NY lights are just too bright. .
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In the upcoming indie flick Operation Avalanche, a group of not-so-bright CIA agents come up with an even-less-bright plan to fake the Apollo 11 lunar landing.
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He had been "leary" of Bright, given that he was a former Democrat, but Bright eased some of his concerns when they spoke at the event Friday night in Millbrook.
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Each new episode provides a little more information, deepening our understanding of Dr. Bright and her patients as The Bright Sessions digs further into the tangled mystery at its center.
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Although Kate does on occasion glam up her toes with a bright red pedicure on her feet, she has yet to be seen in public with a daring bright manicure.
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"If you want the flashlight to be kind of bright at the back of the room, it has to be really bright at the front of the room," Widge explained.
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Not only did she rock colorful, printed Lilly Pulitzer leggings and a bright green sweater, but her bright pink vest was on par (pun intended) with Reed's magenta hued shirt.
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Alongside the previously-announced Stunna Lip Paint shade, a bright coral named Unlocked, the brand will also be dropping two more shades: Undefeated, a plum purple, and Unlocked, a bright pink.
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Yes, we're more than happy to give our deeper palettes and lips a rest and swap them for bright pinks, corals, and peaches right now, but bright life isn't for everybody.
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The projected display is very bright (Navdy says it's "40 times brighter" than an iPhone) and sharp, and it's easy to see in both bright daylight conditions and dark nighttime environments.
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Lady Gaga's bright red eye shadow, along with Jane Fonda's extra-long, pin-straight ponytail, which she paired with a bright pink dress to pull off a real-life Barbie vibe.
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Fuller's Shadow appears to be exactly who he says he is: a straightforward and simple man who is not that bright and not that interesting, surrounded by bright and interesting people.
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I'm not a lawyer, but after the Yates hearing and the Comey firing, I'd say the future looks bright in terms of Trump's impeachment (or bright in terms of nuclear war).
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It's not as bright as those at max aperture, but in practice indoors, at least during the short time I had with it, it seemed plenty bright to produce clean images.
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Here, there's really only one difference: the wheels, which still come in that bright construction-orange, are 5mm bigger this time around and have bright-green inlays that cover the bearings.
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With so many bright satellites passing overhead, the night sky could look very different in the future — with lots of tiny bright dots zooming overhead no matter your location on Earth.
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The bright green bloom is mesmerizing — and possibly toxic.
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Records last year -- is looking on the bright side.
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He would grow up confident — a bright young man.
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The whites of her eyes turned bright red -- conjunctivitis?
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" "There was this very bright red Roland Mouret suit.
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" The new strapline has echoes of "The future's bright.
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Spotlite HD Ultra Bright True Daylight Makeup Mirror — $69.99
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His vulpine charm — look out for those bright teeth!
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" She said she found Buttigieg "very bright" and "authentic.
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SMURF is bright eyed today & eating like a champ!
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It's a "literal interpretation of a hardware store," except incredibly sleek — attended to by salespeople in bright white button-downs and $200 Timberlands, and full of bright white toolboxes and bright aluminum paint cans with labels that reflect Google hardware's pastel color palette — sharply different from the bold primary colors of its web services.
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And series director Paris Barclay, who's probably best known for his work on Glee and Sons of Anarchy, makes the most of the giant stadium, the screaming fans, the bright, bright lights.
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While the moonlight is certainly going to obscure some of the meteoroids, the Lyrids are an unusually bright shower with many meteors about as bright as the stars in the Big Dipper.
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To achieve sustained flight, the Robobee X-Wing would require a sun that's three times as bright, which the researchers simulated in the laboratory using a set of intensely bright halogen lights.
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It embraces the light and the bright, and is fully aware of the euphoria it can tap into by channeling the same bright, buoyant energy as the comic books it's based on.
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While you know the thunder and bright lightning outside is a temporary hiccup, your pet has a harder time understanding what the sudden bright lights and loud sounds of a storm mean.
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Regardless, her future in her father's administration is flush with opportunities, particularly in the sphere of foreign diplomacy, and it is bright; perhaps so bright that she may yet outshine her husband.
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Also, you get to watch nervous micro-movements: And, more important than anything else, the pigeons are BRIGHT ORANGE and when you hit them a BRIGHT PURPLE dust sprays in every direction.
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With bright, sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70s, and even more heat later this week, you can also feel free to throw on a few bold colors and bright pastels.
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At times, it gave me a headache from the sheer contrast between the dark theater I was in and a bright, bright screen that seemed almost a window into the real world.
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First, you can start off with the 24/7 glide on lip pencils, which come in the bright red 714, the orangey 1993, the dark Blackmail, and the bright sparkly pink Big Bang.
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Ever since he was a kid, Manuel, a 220-year-old resident of southeastern Michigan, knew that if he stared into a bright light — the sun or a bright lightbulb — he'd automatically sneeze.
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Subjects are no longer just a bright yellow fan against a mauve backdrop, a collection of fruits under a white sheet, or a woman with bright red lipstick staring up at the sky.
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William and Janice Bright Husband and wife William and Janice Bright of Higginsville, Mo., died in the accident while riding the boat to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary, the Kansas City Star reported .
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Then, the next day, an hour before bedtime, the preschoolers were exposed to bright light for an hour, by playing on a "light table" — a glass-topped surface containing a bright light source.
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The other victims killed in the incident were: William Asher, 69; Rosemarie Hamann, 68; Janice Bright, 63; William Bright, 65; Leslie Dennison, 64; Bob Williams, 73; Steve Smith, 53 and Lance Smith, 15.
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Bright StarAn intriguing mystery that takes place at times in both 1923 and the 1940s, Bright Star features country and bluegrass music from Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, with a story by Martin.
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Upstairs was actually remarkably spacious, bright, and comfortable, if sterile.
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He also made bright pink easels to hold family photos.
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She loves bright colors, she loves hot pink and turquoise.
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The future is looking very bright for beautiful photos, indeed.
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" One side of the bright-yellow sign reads, "WHERE'S BABY?
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And then very, very shortly after that, it's just bright.
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Rocket blast are loud, bright and, well, anything but subtle.
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On the bright side, breakups make space in your life.
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She was so very positive, so bright, so out there.
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A lot of people can shine, the light is bright.
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The crawfish will become bright red and tails will curl.
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Bust out your bright coral lipstick: Spring is finally here.
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But on the other side, things can be so bright.
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I turned bright red, but John came to my defense.
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You want your colleagues to think you're bright and competent.
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They beam out bright radiation across a spectrum of wavelengths.
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Then I saw the bright glow of the airport towers.
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The bright spot is a reflection caused by its backshell.
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It's a little creepy, but we adore that bright touchscreen.
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Even more than her athleticism, her character shined so bright.
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All of a sudden, we're craving bright red cherry tomatoes.
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Garland hung with bright baubles lines the stairwell and balcony.
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The economy remains Trump's bright spot, with 49% approving vs.
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RIP Shirley, you were a bright smile in our world.
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"When the future looks oh so bright… 😎" Jonas wrote.
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His belly glowed bright green, but his hands remained unlit.
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The bright colors, long shadows, and symmetry were just right.
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Nothing complements a sunny springtime disposition like a bright manicure.
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There were a few bright spots amid generally lacklustre demand.
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The frames itself are modern, square and really bright colors.
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Tyra Banks knows she can't "shine bright" without Lindsay Lohan!
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He donned velvet, plaid, checkered, bright pink or deep purple.
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Young galaxies are absolutely bursting with bright, newly formed stars.
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The infrared camera detects the living forest as bright red.
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It's bright and spacious, and has tons of upgraded features.
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He was as bright and kind as he was talented.
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In February 2017, four political scientists formed Bright Line Watch.
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Dr. Gramm fit in perfectly with her bright, calming office.
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Its furniture, bright colors, and artw... Vacation Rentals in Chicago
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AND that's the last time I'm ever wearing bright purple.
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Hm. There were some bright spots for SNL's Trump, however.
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But the international health crises has some unexpected bright spots.
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I always like looking on the bright side of things.
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Retailer shares were among the bright spots of the day.
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The link, a bright "Get Verified" button, didn't go anywhere.
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"The future of gravitational astronomy is very bright," he said.
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The future is not bright for workshops that cannot upgrade.
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The bright and zesty sauce contrasts well with the salmon.
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Cramer sees bright spots that the worst may be over.
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" And he turns bright red, and he goes, "Only occasionally.
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On the bright side, this brings even more political diversity.
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Sanders supporters were armed with bright flashing, purple "Bernie" signs.
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Museums which can do that still have a bright future.
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This bright future is within — and this is what's happening.
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But there are a few bright spots on the horizon.
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The sun was up — it was bright through his eyelids.
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It's still plenty bright to help wake you up, though.
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Its mobile payment app Venmo was a key bright spot.
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"Your mom said I had a bright light," Shannon said.
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Sparkling water has been a bright spot for bubbly beverages.
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Some bright marketing spark should put that on a billboard.
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Perry captioned the bright image with an equally sunny message.
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It's got a long and bright career ahead of it.
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Unlike video cameras, lidar cannot be dazzled by bright light.
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The room is sterile and splashed with bright, primary colors.
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Was it bright and acidic, salty, or was it oaky?
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A panoramic glass roof ensures the cabin is bright, too.
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It counts as a rare bright light for corporate Turkey.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Can you find for me a bright spot?
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"They were that really bright kind of presence," Lomax said.
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Such people should be "shown the bright sword," one read.
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The key thing is that the app is very bright.
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Franki has bright green hair and an androgynous, neutral appearance.
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Dragonfruit sourced from Vietnam gives it that bright pink color.
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But on the other side things can be so bright.
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There are bright futures across the spectrum of commercial space.
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She took off her robe, revealing a skimpy, bright leotard.
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Bullish on Hong Kong Hong Kong was a bright spot.
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Bookings were the bright spot for the online game maker.
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Plus, the display on the Razer Phone 28 is bright.
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In California the sun is bright white' it's almost blinding.
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The OLED screen is sharp and bright even in sunlight.
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And Bright Lights doesn't shy away from those difficult times.
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Uber has a very bright future under its new leadership.
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Gigi Hadid's design career for Tommy Hilfiger is looking bright.
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There are some bright spots however, like Big Fat Flea.
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Her office was bright and clearly decorated by a professional.
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One bright spot is the country's vast seabed mineral deposits.
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I have shined a very bright light on this community.
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Sometimes, you can find the bright side to bad news.
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And some see a bright side in all the losses.
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Reporters were also ordered to emphasise the economy's bright spots.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Competition among incredibly bright employees is fierce.
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The second, Bright Auto LLC, used an address near Cleveland.
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The bright orange vans stick out — and that's the point.
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She paired her summer look with a bright red backpack.
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The app automatically removes bright white pixels caused by glares.
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It also gets bright enough to use the tablet outdoors.
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At first ogle, it's a very bright and sharp screen.
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But in the Murrys' backyard, it's still a bright morning.
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Capital markets were a bright spot in the bank's earnings.
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A pair wearing bright orange blinders catch my eye immediately.
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Too bright or too dark, and the system won't work.
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"After 45 minutes, David walks out, smiling, bright," he says.
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Each was composed of people who were bright and outgoing.
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He's running to lead us back to that bright future.
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But there are a few bright spots, city officials say.
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On the bright side ... the ice cream cone looks delish.
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Her vitals are perfect and she is bright and alert!
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In spite of these bright spots, Pichai got off easy.
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Crimson tide A river in Russia has turned bright red.
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But that one bright wonderful moment was the space program.
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Sadly these are bright spots in an otherwise gloomy picture.
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Maybe it was a wee bit too bright or humid.
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It's not just that it's bright and colorful and sharp.
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However, flowers often have bright colors to attract pollinating insects.
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That being said, there are bright spots to Twitter's business.
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New store expansion remains one of the lone bright spots.
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Highly profitable ad sales were a bright spot last quarter.
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"The future of solar power is incredibly bright," he said.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS Bright Food (Group) Co., Ltd.
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Kimmel will join Ripa bright and early on May 16.
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In the city of stars, Emma Stone's paycheck shines bright.
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Instead she is that little girl again, bright and fierce.
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Precisely why a bright flash drives copepods away is unclear.
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I wear bright colors, yank up my skirt + get attention.
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South Asia and Latin America are bright spots, they said.
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When you first see them, they've very bright, almost cartoonish.
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The result is bright raffia bags in chic, modern silhouettes.
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Here are some quick terms to start: Portuguese wine. Bright.
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Dwayne Johnson such a bright star and fantastic human being.
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I've seen a red leotard with a bright red lip.
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Okta And now, Snap, everyone's favorite bright yellow question mark.
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If there's a bright side, it's that typing feels decent.
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CUBAN: THE COMPANIES THAT I BOUGHT RECENTLY ARE BRIGHT COVE.
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He was a bright, loving soul with an angel's voice.
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That changes on December 22nd with the release of Bright.
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Nyx Bright Idea Illuminating Stick, $7.99, available at Ulta Beauty.
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Battery life, however, is a bright spot for the Anafi.
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"He drew pictures in all these bright colors," says Tess.
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But you see the bright line of how that happens.
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Gains by Whitbread and Centrica were a bright spot, however.
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What do you think of the star's bright, new do?
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DUNCAN TITMARSH, FOUNDER OF BRIGHT BRICKS: I am Duncan Titmarsh.
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It is 10 pm, but the sun is still bright.
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She was a bright ray of sunshine at our school.
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Bright confirmed that the individual driving the tractor was killed.
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While that's debatable, the star power was certainly shining bright.
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But output of consumer goods and energy were bright spots.
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It has a bright red enclosure and a black front.
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There was one small bright spot in his last shift.
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The day was clear, the late afternoon sun turned bright.
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Spinning in bright-blue heels, I felt exhilarated — truly happy.
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Sadly, not all startups that burn bright ultimately make it.
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Cameras as distant as Montreal also recorded the bright flash.
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In short, nothing but bright things to look forward to.
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Couple talking a walk on hillside road with bright sunlight.
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Her main focus was making the space bright and white.
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Its bright, flamboyant colors are a feast for my eyes.
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I could see he was a very bright young man.
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The stars sure are shinning bright this Fourth of July!!!
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Over the next 12 months, Lebenthal sees bright spots emerging.
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BUT INDIA AND CHINA, TWO BRIGHT SPOTS FOR YOUR COMPANY?
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Ahead, see why Daniels had the right (and bright) idea.
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Take it and fail, his bright future is instantly diminished.
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P.S. Back on Jamaican soil early and bright a mawning!!!
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Venmo has been a bright spot for the payments company.
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It's bright enough to eat the darkness between the stars.
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Chris Hemsworth has a bright future as a comedy star.
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Bright line regulations focus on specific procedures and define rules.
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The neat lines of bright hues go on and on.
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Just Keep Smiling A bright smile goes a long way.
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There are lots of bright spots among the gray, though.
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Things are busy but looking bright for the Savemoney Rapper.
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Reuters could not immediately reach Bright or Lu for comment.
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Bayonets of bright green grass peep through the bloated soil.
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Sheehy, Bright Health's CEO, declined to comment on the valuation.
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But it's not just a bright backlight at work here.
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Moreover, they don't feature bright white lettering showing weight amounts.
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Almost as suddenly, a bright spotlight shone down on her.
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I modified the image with bright lights in her boobs.
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Samsung's Tizen icons are clear and bright, even in daylight.
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And on the bright side, at least it's not yellow!
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Bright in its simplest form is a buddy cop movie.
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However among the bright spots were a few consumer names.
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He said the family has a "very bright" older daughter.
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Its bright blue flame threatened to burn Sonic's shade away.
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How about that for a bright side to global warming.
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I'm here to shine a big, bright light on you.
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They had their hopes and aspirations for a bright future.
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"There are bright sounding songs on this album," he says.
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In the mirror, my face looked radiant, bright, and tan.
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Like fire to paper, the band burned bright and fast.
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The Bright Minds Challenge is an extension of that commitment.
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Wayward's palette is bright and colorful, and everything oozes personality.
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That bright blue fluid used to saturate pads on TV?
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One feature is bright, and ESA thinks it's Schiaparelli's parachute.
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On the bright side, both are played by Jake Gyllenhaal.
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He's a bright young star and, imagine, he's only 46.
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" Another day, Keano said: "Your aura is glowingly bright today.
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The bright spot in the industry was the midstream sector.
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"I was conservative then, and I'm conservative now," Bright said.
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The analog-digital instrument cluster is crisp and bright and ...
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Even the typically bright turquoise of the ocean was muted.
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Do you see any bright spots on the Republican horizon?
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There are some bright spots in the 2019 Obamacare landscape.
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The blob is a threatening toxic algae in bright bloom.
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If mixed with water, the waste turns it bright red.
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It's bright and easy to find on our lock screen.
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On the bright side, we've got to turn that around.
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Its manuals were bright, colorful, clear, and often fully illustrated.
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But its prospects for wider approval are less than bright.
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Mundy is a bright and funny spot in the film.
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Hidalgo is a progressive mayor with a bright green streak.
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Surrounding them now are a clutch of bright young things.
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It would be a bright and happy place for everyone.
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They do look at what's trending: Is it bright colors?
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And, yet, there is a bright side to the findings.
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"I'm fascinated by their bright colors and patterns," he said.
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Inside, lights are punishingly bright and walking paths are wide.
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In most galleries, one or two bright spots are tolerated.
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Spieth had 30 putts, which he considered the bright spot.
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Where Madame Vo is bright, Hanoi House revels in shadows.
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Pointy leather boots came in an array of bright colors.
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Republicans point to the fact that Bright voted for Rep.
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BRIGHT colours in the natural world are often a warning.
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THE aisles are wide, the lights bright and shelves low.
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On the bright side, there is a new relationship forming.
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And keep your shades handy; the sun is shining bright.
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Let her farewell our bright spots along with our wrack.
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"He's got a really bright future," Tannehill said of Parker.
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The bright lighting and simple shelving structures were nothing special.
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Russia was the only bright spot in the CEEMEA region.
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He charged the Pashtun while riding a bright gray pony.
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The international situation, while grim, has a few bright spots.
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Then, the bright anomaly vanished as quickly as it arrived.
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The house was bright and airy inside, with high ceilings.
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TO THE BRIGHT EDGE OF THE WORLD, by Eowyn Ivey.
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Bright finished in second place, with 28% of the vote.
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They're sharp, bright, color rich, and they come with HDR.
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The fluorescent lights made hallways and cabins bright and sterile.
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Inside a 1960s home, you'd find bold, bright colors throughout.
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A cuddly and super soft bathrobe that isn't bright red
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The screen looks crisp and bright when you unfold it.
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She finished off the look with contrasting, bright red lipstick.
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"Most are around allegro, kind of bright, lively," she said.
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To be sure, there's a bright side to the pessimism.
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They, too, may show bright red as chlorophyll fades away.
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These guys had years in Jordan, were highly motivated, bright.
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Tourism is actually a bright spot in a slowing economy.
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"My warning lights were flashing bright red," he told me.
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Yi starts her day bright and early at 8 a.m.
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"They were bright and happy and comfortable," Ms. Crolly said.
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Slim fit bright blue cotton linen twill short sleeve shirt
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The adult: Does each person think the other is bright?
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I choose to look at the bright side of things.
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A bright red banner hung across one of the buildings.
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A bright star went out when she left this world.
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But there were some notable bright spots in the data.
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But where Neiman's sports illustrations were bright, splashy and chaotic.
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It's Sunday evening in Toronto and it's super bright outside.
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That ascendant leadership offers a bright spot for depressed conservatives.
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The bright side of 4C ownership is rural weekend drives.
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But there were bright spots for the parties, as well.
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The bright spot of red spreads like wine on linen.
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Belatedly Feo realized his phone ran on Bright Telecom's network.
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Tartan print and a bright yellow hue dominated the show.
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"I believe the future of Cardboard remains bright," Goldstein says.
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That's the bright line I'm trying to get you acknowledge.
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The future is bright for the video games of yesterday.
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Who gets to shine bright under the final Idol crown?
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The discovery of an extra bright supernova has baffled researchers.
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When in sequins, do as the sequins do: Shine bright.
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But there was also a bright side to the paper.
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The makers also combine clay with ribbons in bright colors.
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Bright Machines lands $179M to bring smarter robotics to manufacturing
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This drink was "tropical flavored" and a bright, syrupy red.
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Ever have a hangover walk on a bright summer day?
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There were very bright fluorescent green spots on the brownies.
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Vincent, wearing bright red trousers and a bomber jacket, agrees.
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They are all very bright, poppy colors that stand out.
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But in the morning, bright and early at 8 a.m.
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They renovated abandoned houses and painted them with bright colors.
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It's probably best that this be a bright white light.
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Rarely has a popstar ever burned so bright, so fast.
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She unleashes an unapologetic, bright smile, bouncing up and down.
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Typically, a supernova remains bright for 100 days before fading.
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There are bright spots in Latin America and the Pacific.
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Bright typically offers its plans to individuals, families, and seniors.
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The Giants' running game, in fact, was a bright spot.
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While Trump's supporters wore bright colors and lots of red.
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It's comfortable to carry and comes in many bright colors.
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"You have a bright future," Ostapenko said, according to CNN.
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I couldn't believe how bright my highlight looked on camera.
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Bright yellow signs that say "Recording Underway" announced their arrival.
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His blue eyes were as bright and irritable as ever.
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It was a bright morning, and the sun was hot.
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Pinter was a very bright kid, and extremely, extremely creative.
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The nightly entertainment, too, is easy and bright and mindless.
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The one bright spot may be at the gas pump.
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The purples and the greens aren't as punchy or bright.
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Mellow and creamy, avocados work well with pungent, bright flavors.
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"He was a great fire who burned bright," she added.
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Despite all this negative news, there is a bright spot.
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Ms. Fienberg was bright, charitable and devoted, Ms. Roskies said.
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He was the lone bright spot for the Giants' offense.
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López wore a bright white shirt, open at the neck.
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So at least there's one bright side to this mess.
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Among the bright spots, defensive sectors such as real estate .
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The bright side is, many people are already plenty worried.
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Mr. Bright sold the team to Mr. Jones in 1989.
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Eva O'Leary's photography, with its crisp, bright colors, demands attention.
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Hancocks's illustrations are superb — bright and suitably retro in style.
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Leo is a fire sign, and they burn incredibly bright.
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The interior is bright and clean, with solid wood tables.
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The looks were strong this year — bold, bright, sharp, flattering.
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But being on the receiving end of its bright glare?
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"There is not a bright line answer here," says Mudge.
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It was so bright, so clear, so crisp, so still.
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There was a bright red maple leaf on the ground.
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There were some bright spots: City crews in Lawrence, Kan.
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The bright spots almost all lie in or near craters.
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New York Today Good morning on this bright November Thursday.
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Is there a bright side to all of this gloom?
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"We've got a bright future ahead of us," he said.
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Media companies are the bright, shiny object in the problem.
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The offerings that day were penned in bright blue ink.
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It's bright blue, and you only need a small amount.
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On Thursday, Trump and Pelosi drew their bright red lines.
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She said his smile was as bright as the sun.
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A man with a head injury and bright red eyes.
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In November, General Nicholson delivered another bright update from Kabul.
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We're simple animals, excited by bright colors, it turns out.
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One of his administration's partners, Bright Future, quit the coalition.
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" The desert light, Guillaume added, was "very bright, very pure.
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Across the street, a woman watered a bright green lawn.
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She was a big, bright, loving character in Diaz's life.
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For the first time, I noticed his eyes, bright blue.
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I want to make sure that the station is bright.
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The sandbox and accessories are made of bright durable plastic.
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The more we felt what we felt, dark, bright, endless.
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She was a bright light and will be sorely missed.
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Then, it gets so bright the flowersbow to the sun.
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STUTTGART, Germany — The star of Daimler shines bright over Stuttgart.
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These appear as bright points on the planet's colorful belts.
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It was a cheerful room, bright clouds in the windows.
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She was wearing a bright red Delta Sigma Theta sweater.
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The décor is bright and appealing, much like the food.
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The colors are electric — purples, oranges, turquoises and bright yellows.
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Ibraheem's resilience is a bright spot in this dark time.
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But they shine a bright light on Libya's current tragedy.
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Many, but not all, have a telltale bright orange cap.
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The room you work in looks so bright and lovely.
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"Kong: Skull Island," above, was a bright spot for Legendary.
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They are bright and sharp and see the world clearly.
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There were a few bright spots in markets on Tuesday.
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The sky is white and it looks bright and wintry.
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A bright tomorrow is unlikely to be in the forecast.
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But the bright spots are getting fewer and farther between.
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She is bright, beautiful, kind and has launched her career.
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The sun was too bright and the traffic too loud.
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This young girl will now have a very bright future.
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How to watch: All the Bright Places begins streaming Feb.
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Bright side lighting was casting the set in unattractive relief.
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G and the NBA 2K League's bright future in Asia.
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Mr. Bright said the Ake decision was modest but clear.
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Today, though, always-on isn't always bright — and that sucks.
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But its preference is for bright light without direct sunlight.
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His likes include mystery trains, bright lights and global attention.
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Still, there are bright spots at today's public live auctions.
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Gail: Hey, what happened to the bright side of life?
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Collectible business, another bright spot for GameStop, soared 26.5 percent.
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Bright Star is expected to resume under President Donald Trump.
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She ran out of the room, her face bright red.
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It's not like I'm disconnected from reality or not bright.
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His eyes seemed bright, his voice light, his demeanor relaxed.
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And Christmas Day is forecast to be sunny and bright.
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" Other hats, bright red beanies, just feature a boldface "NO.
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Put it in a bright red planter for maximum cheer.
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I can't stand these people that say these bright lanes.
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Some attendees were also wearing bright green "Impeach Pruitt" shirts.
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How can a book be so bright, and so dark?
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On the bright side, United Airlines is still with him.
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There is a bright light in America's very dark sky.
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They come in bold reds, bright pinks and emerald greens.
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Have we got the bright fuchsia dog bed for you.
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When it hits him there is a bright white light.
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You mentioned that the light fixture is bright and garish.
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The hat is faded, no longer the bright Cubs blue.
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The future of women's tennis looks bright and delightfully uncertain.
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The bright colours stand out in town centres, she said.
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In this bright water, it's likely they are deeper out.
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The butterfly settles on the bright lettering of the boat.
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The satellites detect Rudolph's bright red nose with no problem.
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However, there were some bright spots during the latest quarter.
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"He was very bright and very involved," Leder told me.
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" Kimmel, choking up, added that Bryant was a "bright light.
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But we also agree that the horizon isn't so bright.
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This bright instrument panel calls for sunglasses on sunny days.
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Boeing was a bright spot, ending the day up 212%.
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She does see some bright spots on the horizon, however.
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This was now a club of new and bright horizons.
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The blue sky contrasted against these bright colors was amazing.
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The bathroom was clean and bright, with excellent water pressure.
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One bright afternoon, I joined Hogg at the Wallace Collection.
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Republicans can see some bright spots in the Senate map.
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So, that creates some pretty bright lines in our perspectives.
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Bright lights and black combine to give any camera fits.
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A bright idea A dog's nose can find almost anything.
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Vision continued to be a bright spot within the segment.
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"There's a bright golden haze on the meadow," he sang.
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All this done, however, the device's future could be bright.
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The lighting inside was so evenly distributed, so uniformly bright.
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Mr Griffin does his best to see a bright side.
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Black Friday was a bright spot for Nintendo this year.
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There were a few rare bright spots in the market.
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Dr. Bright has had a firsthand experience with the problem.
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This bright vegan iteration relies on beans and bulgur wheat.
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Now these lights are bright, but he's around here someplace.
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Another bright spot we will see in the coming years?
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It's not surprising — they're bright, cheery, and just plain fun.
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A chute of empty booths still bright with new paint.
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One bright spot, surprisingly, was the beachside fish taco ($2.89).
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The only bright light was the hiring of the Rev.
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One bright spot was online grocery sales, which increased 23%.
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We must shine a bright light on such despicable crimes.
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Because despite the bright lights, her fight is our fight.
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Arizona's Jean Segura has been a bright spot with a .
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The freestyle was held two days later, in bright sunshine.
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Recent polls do have bright spots for the president, however.
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"This team is one of Locri's bright spots," said Sabatino.
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Bill Clinton circa 1992 was a bright and cheerful character.
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The colors should be bright, the eyes clear and rounded.
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Corporate travel has been a particularly bright spot, Delta said.
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The two also have a similar penchant for bright colors.
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There are "Bright" sets and a related augmented reality experience.
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I'm peering into the bright glow of my father's refrigerator.
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A bright lip color is lifting, and honestly, it's easy.
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The chef's kitchen has bright white cabinets and black countertops.
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The future looks bright in the N.F.C. East (we promise).
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Its return in 33 would be an unexpected bright spot.
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Your sparkling eyes, your bright smile, your soft little giggles.
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This is the last column I'll write about Bright Beginnings.
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The bright side has been denied the attention it deserves.
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Weather: Expect a bright day, with a high near 75.
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"I feel like the future is bright," Ms. Halzack said.
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During the day, the apartment is bright, warm, and yellow.
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It was bright, it was colorful, and it was vibrant.
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Wednesday, will likely focus on the bright side of things.
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The Switch itself — the tablet — has a bright, vibrant touchscreen.
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That's looking at the bright side, I guess, for me.
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On the bright side, it's almost legitimately Rolls Royce weather.
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He developed into a bright young man who excelled academically.
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The original is bright silver; this one looks more white.
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In a bright spot, the defensive utilities sector gained 1.31%.
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Is it because our fathers and mothers were not bright?
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Between the unresolved past and the impending, potentially bright, future.
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Wells Fargo & Co was a bright spot, rising 3.4 percent.
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Its Hollister surfwear brand has been a bright spot, however.
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"[Distance] is the only way we can tell if a particular star looks bright in the sky because it's intrinsically bright or that it happens to be nearby and is actually faint," says Brown.
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The dining room walls are painted bright blue, and Hillary chose a bright, vibrant rug that wouldn't get easily stained by a spill in order to make guests feel comfortable at the dinner table.
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If nothing else, they will probably remember the bright-but-not-too-bright colors, the shelves that double as indoor vegetable gardens and the steplike risers along one wall, where they can hang out.
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"If there is a bright spot, the bright spot is that the glass cliff phenomenon does not seem to apply to organizations when they have a history of female leaders," Beninger, from Catalyst, said.
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A swipe of contrasting shadow can turn your hazel eyes bright green; a well-executed coat of mascara (and a shot of espresso) can take you from half-asleep to bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
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Unlike Dior's traditionally bright, soft, and romantic campaigns, in Rihanna's ads, she's pictured wearing black gowns with bright red lips in a set of dark, sultry photos shot in the château and gardens of Versailles.
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Bleary-eyed, I walked almost seven minutes to the other end of the terminal, which is lit by light fixtures that are too bright to allow you to sleep and not bright enough to read.
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I tapped out my flight details, and the app spat out a jet lag plan, breaking each day into little chunks: get bright light, avoid bright light, take melatonin, avoid caffeine, nap if you can.
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I keep it on the red mode almost all the time — and it's bright, by the way, it's bright red, so it's irritating at the same time, but I'm fully aware that it's not on.
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Argentina was a rare bright spot of optimism across Latin America.
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The bright and high-res (2,13 x 1,600) screen is superb.
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It's fast focusing, has a bright aperture, and takes lovely photos.
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Austin leaves his bright green aluminum bat in his father's locker.
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So, we recommend that gamers get in line bright and early!
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I set out to see if anyone had a bright idea.
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I had to pay $200 because my taillight wasn't bright enough!
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"Shining bright, the spirit of love at your side," Carey sings.
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The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long.
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Billie Jean King: The future of women's tennis is so bright.
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Big box retailers and dollar stores are the lone bright spots.
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But most stars in the galaxy are neither big nor bright.
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Aviation remained a bright spot and oil and gas showed improvement.
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" Comey also said Rosenstein was "very bright, but not strong enough.
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That&aposs Occator Crater, a place with strange, bright white spots.
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The patent specifically identifies school buses and their bright yellow color.
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Wyatt is bright and energetic, Gries said, but has impulsive behaviors.
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"Certainly there is a bright future for these strategies," he said.
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It's probably really bright—far brighter than it needs to be.
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Another Republican, Lee Bright, who won his bid to replace Rep.
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Cult Following is full of bright, bold and beautiful sonic worlds.
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Two color sequences are bright, while the other two are neutral.
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The bright plume can be seen along the day-night boundary.
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There is no bright line between Bret Stephens and Sean Hannity.
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Best for really bright and dramatic sequences in movies and games.
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But not everyone believes the company has a bright future ahead.
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Bright orange-y red, juicy cranberry, bold burgundy, you name it.
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The concentration of bright minds, in turn, attracts more brain power.
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The ancient sites are bright white due to their higher heat.
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He is running to lead us back to the bright future.
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Another bright spot, as per usual with GM vehicles, is MyLink.
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The screen's bright and has a crisp 2,560 x 1,440 resolution.
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Still, there were some bright spots for crypto bulls this month.
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On the bright side, Eve points out, now so is Kenny.
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For some, lighting is too bright, for others it's too soft.
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And I will see you bright and early again tomorrow morning.
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In Ronay's sculptures, the story gets re-envisioned in bright hues.
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This isn't the only bright spot in this post-friendship timeline.
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The auto sector has been a particularly bright spot for Microsoft.
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It's another rare bright spot in a seemingly cursed economic environment.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, we have a bright light.
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To drink, Bright in London Fields is a good wine bar.
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The screen is also relatively difficult to see in bright sunlight.
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SPSY, one of the few bright spots among S&P sectors.
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Yet fresh from its big investment haul, Getaway's future appears bright.
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Karen Han, Daily Beast: Bright is a misnomer on two levels.
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It and I had a really bright future making people laugh.
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Loud noises and even bright lights were enough to cause panic.
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On the iPad the guide is very, very bright, and white.
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Not all has been merry and bright on Twitter this year.
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If you were bright and worked hard, you could get ahead.
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Then add some fun color with a bright tote and sunnies.
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The future is definitely female, and the future is looking bright.
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The plastic display may feel cheap, but at least it's bright.
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From beyond the hill a truck appeared, its headlights blindingly bright.
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His black tie was covered in squares of bright red glass.
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It should be a pristine expanse of bright, completely invisible pixels.
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On the bright side, I finally upgraded my iPhone this week.
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I'm sure they both have very bright futures ahead of them.
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And yet China is starting to look on the bright side.
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A bright pink car that is being driven by a woman.
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The road forward looked bright and decidedly red in those days.
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This may also explain why it got so bright so quickly.
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There is a bright spot on the horizon for ARPA-E.
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On an otherwise bleak night, it was a rare bright spot.
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Davidson stuck to his signature look in a bright orange jacket.
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Staffers were in bright spirits, smiling and hugging throughout the night.
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The young actresses smile in stage makeup – including bright red lipstick!
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If not, the prospects for Mr Macron will be unexpectedly bright.
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To Kass, that dark form shone sun-bright, haloed in light.
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What if I want to dye my wig a bright color?
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Conventional telescopes can only observe very hot, bright things like stars.
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Rihanna also channeled the monochromatic trend, wearing a bright orange look.
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Mourners from several villages covered the boy's coffin with bright flowers.
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"I never cry," he announced, his eyes bright with hard light.
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Virginia has been a bright star for Democrats in recent elections.
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"She's certainly not a really bright person," Frumkin told the court.
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The area is named after its dramatic bright red sandstone formations.
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New York Today Good morning on this cool and bright Friday.
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Want bigger dragons, with guns for arms and bright purple mohawks?
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Bright red blood dripped through, soon congealing after we froze it.
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It's extremely bright and vivid, and text appears smooth and crisp.
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Tonight, the Blueberry Moon, this month's full moon, will shine bright.
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He believes the outlook is bright for the scientific instruments manufacturer.
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It's an odd, unexpected movie, with bright moments of light comedy.
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I remember turning bright red and just feeling so, so embarrassed.
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Dr. Garza said he saw a bright future for this process.
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"Aerosmith [frontman Steven Tyler] seems really good and bright," she said.
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Things get quite vibrant in 1976, with bright yellow buttercream flowers.
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According to Bright, the states' race-neutral justifications didn't hold up.
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Mishka Cesar was a very bright, charming, determined, and loving kid.
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"Welcome adoptive parents!" the form says in a bright red circle.
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Bright Idea In my personal life, I wear almost no makeup.
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It not only taught bright young people from around the empire.
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She sat up there, and that's when her personality shined bright.
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Leave your bright frocks behind when visiting somber places like memorials.
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Picture your pre-vacation self: exhilarated and glowing bright with anticipation.
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Bright being a former Democrat, the woman said, was a nonstarter.
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Most are oversized, blindingly bright, and have that unmistakeable plastic sheen.
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From Saturn, we're just a tiny bright speck in the darkness.
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It was a very good bright spot in the first quarter.
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The characters in The Bright Sessions, though, are something else altogether.
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The Bright Sessions is available for free via iTunes or SoundCloud.
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A bright idea Bugged out by the idea of eating bugs?
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There are only a few bright spots to be found elsewhere.
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Boll painted the vines growing around her front door bright blue.
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Such bright eyes this man had, and something familiar about them.
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A bright, warm, and beautiful light who drew in every passerby.
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Over a year ago, the future of Bridj was looking bright.
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Even a bright new shiny kitchen knife has a sharp edge.
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And yet, five years ago Detroit didn't have any bright spots.
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This film is so bold and colorful and vivid and bright.
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Meanwhile, their critics see a bright line in terms of power.
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Those who knew Miriam remember how bright and cheerful she was.
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With enthusiasm like that, the future of computer science looks bright.
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Lee Bright introduced a similar bill in his state on Wednesday.
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Lincoln is something of a bright spot for Ford in China.
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One commenter, however, was able to look on the bright side.
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However, it's bright and vibrant enough to be suitable for gaming.
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It helps bright children from poor families enter the best universities.
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The space is bright and airy and feels like a vacation.
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Sysco was boosted by other businesses, including bright spots in Europe.
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" However, the policy tolerates up to "five combined bright/dark anomalies.
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In the cold world of politics, he was a bright light.
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On the bright side, my calls have been excellent overall today.
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I live in a city where I see bright graffiti everywhere.
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On the bright side, the pink sticky notes match my MacBook.
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First, the light is very bright to the point of blinding.
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Decliners outnumbered advancers but there were some bright spots in earnings.
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She previously made the bright-colored hair change in November 2016.
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Thankfully, the host was able to look on the bright side.
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And I think wearables is a bright spot for the ecosystem.
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On the bright side, genital warts are treatable with prescription medicine.
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Since then, they've competed while wearing a variety of bright patterns.
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One bright spot identified for the U.S. was access to specialists.
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"I felt like we were looking so bright," said Jenkins-Hernandez.
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In the distance, a small bright light swooped closer: a cyclist.
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The Democrats' lone bright spots were knocking off Illinois Republican Sen.
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Always wearing funky bright colors, I'm always wearing all one color.
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Fire for Maluma continues to burn bright on Instagram as well.
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Others since then have been awestruck by these "bright nights," too.
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CBB's survey did show some bright spots for the economy, however.
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Both animals shared the same black fur and bright green eyes.
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On the bright side, he could always move into a Starbucks.
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That prompted the Bright Future party to leave the coalition government.
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China was a bright spot in Nike's otherwise downbeat report Wednesday.
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