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"Her spirit brightened every room she entered, her smile and laughter brightened the day and her heart and guidance lifted countless many," the obituary said.
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When Angel saw me his face brightened and he waved
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It rose back towards 0.53 percent as the mood brightened.
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But it sure brightened her "Hungry" bowl in my kitchen.
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The moment the video feed kicked in, his demeanor brightened.
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"Bre brightened the lives of everyone around her," it said.
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Greta Lee brightened the purple carpet in a neon ensemble.
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So here it is again, brightened and circled in red.
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Strolling among the gingerbread pinks and yellows, his face brightened.
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As I chewed, the image brightened into a new world.
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They brightened when they realized that I was a foreigner.
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Blue edging lobelia and purple million bells brightened the sidewalks.
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When she got right up to the reef, Gates brightened.
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The devaluation has already brightened the mood in the business community.
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The mood brightened, and the meeting ended on a better note.
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Thank you to all who have submitted and brightened our mornings.
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Michelle Dockery brightened up the carpet in a light blue gown.
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In 2009, astronomers watched as a star suddenly and unexpectedly brightened.
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"When the flowers arrived, it brightened my day," Thomas told CBC.
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Sock's tone brightened considerably at the mention of Querrey's unexpected win.
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There's no pasty interior, but a thickened stock brightened with vinegar.
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Post Malone brightened up the carpet in a light-pink suit.
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That means investment returns appear to have brightened across the board.
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It would have significantly brightened the club's outlook for the future.
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Garry's eyes brightened, but he said that it would take time.
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He brightened, and reported that she was learning Zapotec in school.
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And his smile — it brightened his face like a light bulb.
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Paradoxically, the mood in my classroom brightened as the days grew darker.
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Still, his spirits seemed brightened by a Christmas trip home to Perth.
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The walls of the "spartan" shelter were brightened up with children's decorations.
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Angelique's smile was contagious and brightened up any room she walked into.
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One of those people who brightened a room when he walked in.
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When I pulled up Monthly Active users, the picture brightened a bit.
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Menus are mostly brightened and modernized, while overall performance felt less clumsy.
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A few propaganda posters on the terrace brightened the place up, though.
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The sky of Tromsø, Norway, is often brightened by the Northern Lights.
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"Her presence and tremendous smile brightened any room she entered," it read.
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The panna cotta, brightened with orange zest, is also easy to like.
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He brightened at the mention and recited some lines from the song.
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The mood brightened when we pulled into the Khyber hotel, Gulmarg's fanciest.
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That has some Republicans brightened about their prospects of holding the Senate.
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Between 1838 and 20183, the binary stars of Eta Carinae brightened then erupted.
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She brightened up—and offered a few home truths about the psychiatrist's profession.
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That gave my brows a more horizontal angle and instantly brightened my eyes.
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But SN2016iet brightened and dimmed twice, and its remnants persist to this day.
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The funk music faded, lights brightened and two amateur boxers started squaring off.
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As state spending has begun to recover, the student debt picture has brightened.
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Sentiment around the euro zone economy has brightened somewhat over the past month.
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I wanted lemon bars dotted with blueberries, not blueberry bars brightened with lemon.
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The red trim of her dress brightened the outfit and perfectly matched her lipstick.
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It brightened its usually drab pages with 62 color photographs from the historic event.
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With the top down, the premium but rather spare interior is significantly brightened up.
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Down in Pontianak, the river water is darker still, occasionally brightened by oil slicks.
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Yet this sunny outlook has not brightened the mood of a tetchy election campaign.
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The source brightened in one day then dimmed rapidly, turning from blue to red.
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On the flip side are presidents whose legacies have brightened as priorities have changed.
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A bit of acidity in the wine brightened the relentless richness of the food.
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In the 1920s, his mother recalled that her children's "little entertainments" brightened their evenings.
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Cheaper batteries, longer ranges and concerns about emissions brightened the outlook for electric cars.
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When the sun came out, the fog brightened and it looked heavy like smoke.
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Jack's face brightened very slowly until he broke into a big, room-illuminating smile.
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The lawyer's face brightened, and after the round, he returned with an aerial photograph.
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Indeed, he brightened at the park when he thought about Castro's love for boxing.
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Backstage in Windsor, I asked Franklin about that night in D.C. Her mood brightened.
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With the caviar facial, Pratt surely brightened his skin and minimized the appearance of discoloration.
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Tiny animals have the power to smash negativity, so prepare to have your day brightened.
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A full force of light that brightened up a room as soon as you entered.
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NEW DELHI — Nirav Modi brightened Kate Winslet's earlobes and made Taraji P. Henson's collarbone glitter.
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Sometimes, it brightened every five to eight minutes, but other times it was more irregular.
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"I am touched when strangers tell me that my drawings brightened their day," she says.
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Two Wisconsin hospitals brightened up their NICUs by dressing the babies in tiny Halloween costumes.
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It makes my day, and I hope that it brightened yours a bit, too. Gridlock!
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Her eyes brightened; she lost the heaviness and sense of despair that was there before.
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In the video it appears that Deschanel brightened her color to a golden, honey brown.
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For me, the arrival of fall brightened the corners of life in an unexpected way.
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Although visibly disappointed by the outcome Sunday, McDavid brightened when asked about playing in New York.
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Highlighter all over brightened the skin, and most lips were kept nude — with two notable exceptions.
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The outlook for miners has brightened in recent months as prices for key commodities rallied sharply.
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To wit: Kristin Cavallari proved platinum isn't just for summer, and Hailey Baldwin brightened up, too.
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"Dark days such as these can only be brightened when justice has been served," Williams said.
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The only exceptions to this rule were the Eastern European EU countries, where the climate brightened.
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Then, he brightened the eyes with a swipe of beige eyeliner on the lower water lines.
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They turned the lights down almost to darkness or brightened them until they were nearly blinding.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK FUNDAMENTALLY HAS CHANGED BETWEEN JANUARY AND NOW THAT HAS BRIGHTENED THE OUTLOOK?
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Investor surveys likewise have brightened, as individuals "mark their opinions to market" following the strong rally.
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"Your sense of humor, your smile, your energy, your talent brightened up the evening," she wrote.
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The good side is that [Dimebag] Darrell played on that record and really brightened it up.
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His face brightened and he broke into a smile, showing off a mouthful of gold crowns.
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President Donald Trump brightened his tone considerably on the House Republican health care plan Friday morning.
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Windows overlook the front yard, and the space is brightened by a wrought-iron pendant light.
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Woodward dispenses in "Fear" with most of the small human details that brightened his earlier books.
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When the Apple iPad was introduced in 2010, the commercial prospects for tablet computing brightened considerably.
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Mr. Zuckerberg still brightened when the grab-bag discussion veered into the technical details of Libra.
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An infusion of eclectic restaurants has brightened the somewhat ragged Bay Street corridor in recent years.
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Above-average monsoon rain has brightened the prospects for winter crops like wheat, rapeseed and chickpeas.
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Some market players believe the euro's outlook has brightened and investors are positioning for a rebound.
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Sales performance improved in the second half as supply chain disruptions slowed and as weather conditions brightened.
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His colleague has brightened her half of the room with photos and a desk full of books.
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Investment flows into European assets have picked up at a time when growth prospects have brightened considerably.
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They met around the central door, where the alien flowers shrunk, brightened, became marigolds, poppies, and roses.
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But the sex scandal and other controversies come at a time of brightened prospects for the city.
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It wasn't just attitudes about the future that improved; appraisals of life in the moment brightened, too.
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The Mets still have pitchers like that, and their efforts since Friday have quickly brightened their outlook.
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Ms. Yeampierre brightened when she walked through Bush Terminal Park, which her group had promoted for years.
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In her orchestrations for four women and three men, finely etched details brightened an old-school formality.
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Christian's nocturnes are brightened by Marion (Sandra Hüller), a sunny fellow employee drawn to his reserved demeanor.
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I replaced the veal with plump sea scallops and brightened the whole thing with verdant, seasonal asparagus.
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Faces wrenched in agony or brightened by joy or locked in an expression of virtuous, unflappable conviction.
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The Playboy model got wet and brightened up a SoCal beach ... even while wearing a black bikini.
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During my time here, no one has brightened my early mornings quite like a man named Fred Landau.
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It brightened up the scenes so that you could see for hundreds of yards with an eerie clarity.
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Below, you can find a brightened up version of the teaser image, which reveals more of the design.
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Donovan brightened under Clarkson's eyes using a small amount of Marc Jacobs Beauty Remedy Concealer Pen in Rendezvous.
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As with the iPhone, the screen has been brightened, which might not be immediately apparent at first glance.
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Puddy was a good boy who brightened photo shoots, showed Luna the ropes, and loved playing dress up.
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This week my snowy driveway is brightened by a ruby red metallic Ford Edge Titanium midsize crossover utility.
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In Russia, the Kremlin said the results of the midterms had not brightened the prospects of Russian-U.
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Her gaze turned upwards; the sky had brightened, and it was crisscrossed with just a few narrow clouds.
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The U.S. industry's mood has "brightened" and some new production projects were announced in 2017, but that said . . .
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Early one morning, before the sun had brightened the Iraqi sky, a trailer was hit by a rocket.
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But losses were limited as OPEC-led supply cuts and U.S. sanctions against Venezuela brightened the supply outlook.
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Sentiment among companies had brightened in recent months and industry should continue with its moderate recovery, it added.
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His brilliance, humor and kindness brightened the lives of everyone who was blessed enough to cross his path.
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After a string of dismal to lackluster years, the job outlook brightened considerably for the class of 333.
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"The upshot is that the outlook for economic reforms has brightened a touch," said Singapore-based Shilan Shah.
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Asked what brings him to make the long journey all these years, his eyes glistened, his face brightened.
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And as the economic toll from the outbreak worsened, prospects for a $26 trillion economic stabilization plan brightened.
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The adjoining family room is brightened by large windows and can easily seat six at a center table.
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The charred remains of an old pickup truck, brightened by a pristine American flag draped over the cab.
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Like a lot of masks out there, this formula brightened our skin without making it feel tight or irritated.
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Her star brightened on New Year's Day, when Netflix released her instantly-viral show, Tidying Up With Marie Kondo.
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However, comments from President Trump have brightened up prospects that there might be a deal in the coming weeks.
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Nick, meanwhile, brightened up the rainy day in his yellow jacket and a white T-shirt with brown pants.
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The moon has also been artifically brightened by a factor of two during image processing to increase its visibility.
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Skies filled with thick black smoke, brightened only by bursts of red and orange rising above the canyon ridges.
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Finally, the Rolling Stones came blasting through the speaker system, and on cue, the lights above the stage brightened.
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It looked like Kimber had so much fun, and we hope the party brightened her and her parents' spirits.
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But we can take solace in knowing that even the darkest space can be brightened by a single light.
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He brightened up when we found a moose-stomped trail that looked as if it led to the top.
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Markets had initially brightened after U.S. and Chinese leaders agreed a temporary trade truce at a meeting on Saturday.
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That brightened the overall outlook for traditional retailers that have expanded beyond brick-and-mortar outlets into e-commerce.
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The macro picture may have brightened just a little after the weekend meeting of the U.S. and Chinese presidents.
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Beauchamp argues that pro-multiculturalism education programs in Canada have had brightened sentiments toward immigration and racial difference there.
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At Marjie's, rich, charred ribbons of cabbage are brightened with cilantro and scallions and sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds.
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Prospects for the latter brightened with President-elect Donald J. Trump's criticism of the American policy of isolating Russia.
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He was speaking after ABB reported results slightly ahead of expectations and brightened its outlook for the global economy.
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Until next year, supermoon On Wednesday, the third and final supermoon of the year brightened up the night sky.
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Today, the volcano erupts once every 475 days or so, but in the 1990s, Loki brightened every 540 days.
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Sure enough, it brightened our complexions without turning into a dried paste that required severe scrubbing (and therefore, unnecessary irritation).
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The dense, starchy sweet turnip base is brightened by umami bombs of dried shrimp and Chinese sausage sprinkled through out.
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Samsung has doubled the width of the screen and brightened the display to make it easier to see in sunlight.
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Lauren Conrad, your ultimate source for hairspiration 101, has brightened up her long, beachy waves with an almost platinum shade.
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The increasing likelihood of a trade deal between the U.S. and China has also brightened the outlook, Morgan Stanley said.
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It promises a better future, one with fewer clogged pores and softened wrinkles and a "brightened complexion," whatever that means.
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Asked if she had a shower she brightened, smiled & said, "We got a shower yesterday because you were coming!" pic.twitter.
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"She was a smart, loving, caring and strong girl who brightened any room she entered," her mother said on Facebook.
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One night, there was a quietly smoky chicken leg under spicy olives mashed with capers and brightened with mint leaves.
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It's a cynical affair, only sometimes brightened by an unexpected malfunction: Janet Jackson's right breast or Katy Perry's left shark.
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With Def Jam Icon, EA Chicago successfully ruined the legacy that AKI brightened so much with Fight for New York.
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Paychecks are a tad fatter and the economic picture has brightened slightly, but no one feels particularly secure or hopeful.
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Next, a soothing salad of warm winter vegetables and toasted rye was brightened by the fruitiness of homemade fig vinegar.
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Then as totality ended and the sky brightened, the Worstells got back in the minivan and continued their drive north.
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Appearing as brightened areas on the sun, solar flares are intense bursts of radiation produced as sunspots release magnetic energy.
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But the state's hydrologic picture brightened significantly beginning in October 2016, when a series of massive storms drenched Northern California.
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The 14-year-old was also a "strong girl who brightened any room she entered," Jennifer Montaldo said on Facebook Thursday.
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For example, in the above photo I brightened the roof a little bit to make the light-coloured wood more visible.
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"There's so much bad and negative things going on in the world and I know it brightened my day," she says.
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The soles on the underside give a preview of the colors the white Converse might turn into when they're brightened up.
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Running, jumping and twirling, they pass under the doorways, now brightened with white lights that lead to the theater's front door.
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The lobby, while small, felt airy, bright, and clean with marble floors and neutral furniture brightened by bold modern light fixtures.
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He had brightened my morning with one of those serendipitous moments when you connect with someone you might not have otherwise.
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Markets had initially brightened this week after U.S. and Chinese leaders agreed a temporary trade truce at a meeting on Saturday.
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Joy over the victory brightened the Monday morning commute in Paris, with young people in cars still singing and shouting in celebration.
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And last but not least, Dascha Polanco brightened up her strands, adding a golden blonde streak to the front of her hair.
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The Golden State Warriors had beaten the Toronto Raptors—Drake's hometown team—but the rapper's spirits brightened when he saw Gold-Onwude.
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Corn, however, was under more pressure as fears about the outlook for crops was brightened by forecasts calling for hot, dry weather.
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These observers assumed that the United States would age out of those attitudes as the new day of tolerance and equality brightened.
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Therese mentioned that her complexion brightened up a bit, and she could see the dirt the formula extracted from her nose area.
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But they brightened briefly when their Haitian-born City Council member, Dr. Eugene, burst through the storefront door and started shaking hands.
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A Falstaffian provocateur, Mr. Alsop believed that his visually spectacular projects brightened their landscapes, and that architects had a calling to inspire.
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Marino expertly twisted the long shag cut into an effortless-meets-modern Victorian updo, the newly-brightened strands peeking through the ends.
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"Like 'The Gates,'" he said, referring to the $21 million orange installation that brightened the winter of 2005 with 7,500 pleated portals.
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Helen Mirren brightened the BAFTA's red carpet when she debuted bubblegum coloured hair, which she complemented with equally eye-catching pink lipstick.
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Once a year, a small beam of honor, reflected all the way from Stockholm, faintly brightened the dim endeavors of such writers.
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Though growth in China is expected to continue moderating, the trade developments have brightened the country's economic outlook, several analysts have said.
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As you can see, both do solid work brightening the image, but the Pixel 22020 is colder, flatter and more evenly brightened.
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In particular, the global picture has brightened as growth and inflation have broadly moved up for the first time in several years.
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An employee of Southern Rail UK brightened passengers' morning commutes on Tuesday by giving them an actual quiz over the public address system.
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Japanese manufacturers' confidence rose to a 16-month high in December, a Reuters poll showed, as the weak yen brightened prospects for exporters.
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It added, however, that business morale in the sector had brightened of late and said it expected a moderate upward trend in general.
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He was speaking after ABB gave a slightly more upbeat assessment about the development of its markets for 2018, saying conditions had brightened.
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" The Lafayette Police Department shared the recording of the call on Twitter, writing Bundy "helped a young boy out and brightened his day.
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The object had brightened some time ago, and now it was fading — a sign that the explosive event was coming to an end.
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They maintain the images are merely brightened duplicates of X-rays made available two months prior to her trial, according to court documents.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice kind of looks like a Souls game that was transplanted to 16th century Japan and brightened up a bit.
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Diplomats say the mood has brightened since Bern laid out its negotiating position on the new treaty Brussels wants that would formalise ties.
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The prospects for troubled pay TV unit Canal+ also brightened as subscriptions started growing again in France for the first time since 2015.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said the atmosphere on the peninsula had brightened significantly thanks to the approaching Olympic festival of sport.
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Kate Middleton brightened spirits on Friday at the Nook Children's Hospice in Norfolk, England — both through her philanthropic work and her vibrant outfit.
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When it looked at the same galaxy again in 2014, they found that it had brightened, indicating the presence of an intervening lens.
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A huge mural of his—depicting a picturesque village and its rat-infested sewer system—brightened up the communal area outside our classroom.
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Use warm, pliant roti bread to scoop up supple chunks of chicken or hearty goat curry brightened with Indian spices, both under $12.
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The island's fortunes brightened last year due to the roll-out of new smartphone models of Apple Inc's iPhone and other tech gadgets.
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Ramaphosa's ability to deliver on much-needed reforms remains to be seen, but early progress has significantly brightened the outlook for South Africa.
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Some commodity prices, including those for copper and oil, have ascended this year as the prospects for the global economy have somewhat brightened.
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The restoration is scheduled to begin later this month despite past criticism that earlier makeovers of two other paintings by Leonardo overly brightened them.
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After initial hiccups, with China suspending the Melbourne cannery's import licence in July, the outlook brightened for Bellamy's with the licence reinstated in August.
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She has also brightened her capsule by painting the lock used to keep nuclear missile launch keys shut in a cabinet above her head.
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Eat the slow-cooked chicken ragù brightened with briny green olives and tossed with skinny, chewy tubes of garganelli and you should be happy.
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But he had brightened at having his name in headlines again, and of receiving so many messages of concern in phone calls and telegrams.
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He has an air of uncynical intelligence, brightened periodically by a shy grin, like sunlight breaking through the clouds of a changeable English sky.
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Although "Circle Mirror Transformation" is a poignant drama, it is occasionally brightened by the laughter that arises from seeing people cope with awkward interactions.
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Mr. Benepe, who works near the Sheridan Square garden, said fenced-in greenery brightened up roadsides, improved air quality and caught storm-water runoff.
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Sweet potatoes get more of a savory treatment in this soup, brightened up with fresh ginger, lemongrass, makrut lime leaves, and red curry paste.
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Over the past three years, he has brightened stages across the world as the manic, astro-funk keyboard whiz in Kamasi Washington's touring band.
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Black walls and thick charcoal carpet were brightened by tessellating series of slim white stripes, while the door and closet popped in bright chartreuse.
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Strewing the plate with tender, pale-green pine needles seemed like an affectation at first, but their flavor lifted and brightened the whole package.
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Their expressions brightened when they left the interview tent and were greeted by men in police bibs and volunteers who clapped and took photographs.
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For 90 years, the Plaza Lights have brightened 15 blocks of buildings on Country Club Plaza, a Spanish-inspired shopping district built in 1922.
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The visuals, the colors, are very vivid and brightened, very striking — but I generally had to ignore that and get on with the acting.
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But his outlook has brightened in recent days, increasingly insisting he can awaken his coalition to stop -- or slow -- a Democratic wave, they say.
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This puzzle might have been brightened by more exciting nontheme entries, although Mr. Haight does debut DO LUNCH and the musical genre entry SCREAMO.
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Maisel actress brightened her signature glossy black lob with dirty-blonde highlights in one of the dreamiest celeb hair-color transformations we've seen all year.
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But mysteries about this event remained—like why the radiation it emitted as x-rays and radio waves gradually brightened for half a year afterward.
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Furthermore, as a left-hander he would restring right-handed guitars "the wrong way up", which dulled the high notes and brightened the low ones.
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Kate has also brightened her look by recently adding some soft caramel highlights to her dark locks, which has added more dimension to her hair.
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It has also brightened the outlook for an industry that has struggled and lost market share to places with looser regulations in Asia and Europe.
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There wasn't much in the way of fruit, nor was there a hint of acidity, which would have brightened the flavors and balanced the wine.
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"The market was moving into position for a worst-case scenario and things have brightened up a bit," said ING senior rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder.
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But it noted that the picture was blurred by a fluctuation in large orders and said business morale in the sector had brightened of late.
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These colors will be primarily used on signage at first, E Ink says, but maybe someday we'll be living in a brightened E Ink world.
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"Conan, the dog, got more publicity than me," Mr. Trump said, referring to the dog used in the al-Baghdadi raid, before he momentarily brightened.
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Hillary Clinton and Senator Tim Kaine, their prospects brightened by news that the F.B.I. had found no new troublesome emails in a review of Mrs.
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The data came as better-than-expected GDP numbers brightened demand prospects for metals and spurred gains in prices, with steel rebar rising 2 percent.
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The near-term outlook, however, has brightened substantially but the attention on U.S. dollar will remain a likely pressure point during episodes of market stress.
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But Macarena Arraez, 30, from Spain, brightened when asked about the planned renovations, saying the ashram had great potential for raves and fashion photo shoots.
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Torchia said she and her family are "very close" and they "do stuff like this all the time," but she's glad it brightened people's days.
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Coconut-Miso Salmon Curry Quick-poaching the salmon turns it light and flaky, and lovely in coconut milk brightened with ginger, lime, basil and cilantro.
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The long-term projections for the Social Security system have brightened slightly since last year, according to a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report released Friday.
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Crude oil prices had their biggest weekly gain since late July as Texas refineries recovering from Hurricane Harvey processed more crude and global demand forecasts brightened.
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A friend who had come for the dog races offered, as he left, to send over a pair of gray partridges, and Mr. Dhillon's face brightened.
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Despite his injury, Warren appeared to be in good spirits, and brightened up his cast with a colorfully patterned sock from his Pair of Thieves line.
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Analysts said the market was drawing support from better than expected GDP figures, giving a boost to sentiment already brightened by upbeat U.S. economic data overnight.
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Miners Anglo American, Glencore, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto led gainers, with steel producer Evraz top of the FTSE, up 6 percent, as metals prices brightened.
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Sentiment in the sector was brightened by an upbeat note from JP Morgan strategists that recommended investors buy into banks on prospects of rising global yields.
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The outlook for Alexander brightened on Thursday when he announced on the floor that 11 Republican colleagues had decided to back the legislation, including Murkowski, Sen.
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Analysts said the market drew support from the better-than-expected GDP figures, giving a boost to sentiment already brightened by upbeat U.S. economic data overnight.
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The organization commonly known as the central bank of central banks said financial markets were confronted by a changing political environment as the economic background brightened.
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Williams's prospects brightened further later Monday, when fifth-seeded Elina Svitolina, who had loomed as a possible third-round foe, lost to 57th-ranked Tatjana Maria.
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They filled the house with their paintings and with the art of friends, and designed the ceramics, the fabrics, and the rugs that brightened their home.
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In emerging markets, the macro picture has brightened during 2016 as recessions in Russia and Brazil have started to bottom out and commodity prices have recovered.
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The apartment, which had originally been listed by another broker for $399,000, went into contract for $5993,000 just two weeks after Mr. Sheehan brightened it up.
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Scott said improvement in Coles' comparable sales growth, which doubled in the fourth quarter to 1.8 percent, showed its outlook had brightened since six months ago.
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But his face brightened when asked about future projects on the island, saying he hoped Guraidhoo would have shore protection by the end of this year.
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"If this 4-year-old can help people change the way they think, then our days, as hard as they are without Brighton, are brightened as well."
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But the Crest 3D Whitestrips with Light regimen, which I did for 10 days, almost immediately brightened and whitened my teeth to a degree I hadn't anticipated.
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It was as reliable as some of my oldest friends, brightened up my whole face, lasted all day (really), and provided me with an instant confidence boost.
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Prosecutors countered that there was no second set of X-rays — just a brightened version of the X-rays that defense attorneys were given before Calusinski's trial.
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SYDNEY, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Australia's consumer sentiment rebounded in February as the mood brightened modestly on family finances and the economic outlook, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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The willingness to buy improved by more than five points to 55.4 while consumers' expectations for the overall economic development brightened by nearly six points to 6.3.
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In addition, they note other indicators that the nation's mood has brightened: Meanwhile, the president's approval ratings came in at 220006, the highest level since March 2202.
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The willingness to buy improved by more than five points to 20.5 while consumers' expectations for the overall economic development brightened by nearly six points to 0.13.
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In "Leaves and Vines" (2017), an allover thicket of jagged, mossy green brushstrokes admits, like a curtain left a crack open, a wedge of sun-brightened foliage.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose, in line with the European bond market, as global sentiment brightened after equity markets stabilized worldwide and the lira bounced back a bit.
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Sweet pea guacamole was a winning starter, creamy and brightened by a squeeze of lime, with a side of warm house-made tortilla chips worth fighting over.
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The result is spectacular — and more intricate than the plastic-sealed sandwich that inspired it — the soft chopped egg brightened with rice wine vinegar, mustard and scallions.
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Her posts brightened in February 2017 when she began her relationship with Mr. Rowley, a recovering heroin addict who rented an apartment in Amesbury, eight miles away.
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Hundreds of people danced in the empty pool, while acts emerged through smoke to take the stage as blue, red and purple lights brightened up the arena.
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For this week's Giz Asks, we're interested in that first category—the paradigm-shifting, life-restoring, legitimately sort of miraculous medicines which have periodically brightened the planet.
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Holiday festivities also brightened up Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas, but Phoenix and the Mexican border city of Tijuana saw the biggest holiday light changes.
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She inspired countless people, invited -- no, demanded -- honest talk about illness and mortality, and brightened the worlds of those she touched with her smile, spunk and spirit.
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The decrepit buildings of what looks like it once was Tokyo are brightened and concealed by holographic advertisements and bright lights that distract from the rusting exteriors.
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The three images were combined and color-corrected, and the Moon was brightened to make it more visible (the Moon is actually a bit darker than it appears).
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Her handling of that dark period in the Palmetto State, and subsequently record-level flooding and the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, brightened her political prospects like nothing else.
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Over the course of 14 episodes, a Christmas special and hundreds of millions of YouTube views, James Corden's viral series has brightened the internet on many, many occasions.
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"He hasn't said a whole lot except when his little sister came in there he really brightened up then," Hughes told reporters during a news conference Thursday night.
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"Just knowing she was there brightened my day," says Karea, who received her bachelor's degree in criminal justice and plans to pursue a master's in mental health counseling.
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While the outlook has definitely brightened for Asian currencies, it is mainly due to the loss of momentum in the dollar with country-specific factors playing second fiddle.
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Sitting next to the speaker, I said, "Alexa," and the speaker made a tone and the power button brightened, but did not match the Echo's blue-listening glow.
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While recent home sales and retail spending data have been on the weak side, the overall economic picture has brightened after growth accelerated to 2.3 percent last year.
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And the tomatoes must be scattered with care, their interiors brightened by the vinegar, their acidity matching that of the melting shallots, the fire of the black pepper.
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The restaurant, brightened with African fabrics, baskets and rainbow piles of hot chiles, seats 15 at chairs and stools, and fields a steady stream of customers for takeout.
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His face brightened, the nurse told family members, as each offered their tearful goodbyes or said, hoping against hope, that they'd see him when he left the hospital.
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Mr. Ritter said he once made a catastrophic blunder of cleaning out the layers of residue in the upper tubing of Illinois Jacquet's horn, which brightened the sound.
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The bisquelike broth was impeccably salted, silky with a touch of cream, brightened with lemon thyme, and hiding sweet, tender, ever so slightly briny morsels of razor clam.
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The matchups against Trump As perceptions of the economy have brightened, the poll also shows matchups between the top Democrats vying for the 2020 nomination and Trump tightening.
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"Many investors fear the fiscal outlook for Italy will deteriorate, whereas for Spain it has brightened as seen in the ratings upgrades," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet.
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As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
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There, she brightened up the day in a purple coat and fuchsia pink dress, both by Karl Ludwig, a hat by Angela Kelly and a Royal Welch Fusiliers brooch.
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Sure, tweaking the exposure and white balanced brightened and changed the color temperature of the 2360 footage, but doing so also introduced other problems like overexposed skies and lights.
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The shade is pinker than what I use on the daily, but I have to say, I wasn't the least bit mad at how it brightened my olive complexion.
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The outlook has brightened for well-diversified investors, and the same factors that spooked markets at the start of the year have turned more supportive in the past month.
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The scent of Oath, Empowered, channels our authenticity and optimism with a fragrance structured by natural cedarwood, cardamom and iris, brightened with notes of juicy grapefruit and salty ozone.
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Dimon Letter 2017 Noting how difficult conditions were for banks after the financial crisis, he said his company's fortunes this year have brightened thanks to a new political culture.
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Ultra-low bond yields have brightened the appeal for equities and demand for dividend-yielding stocks in defensive sectors such as healthcare and food and beverage has risen sharply.
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Once set up, a user has to point it in a direction to aim the sunlight it's basking in, like a window inside a room that you want brightened.
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The mood among German investors brightened in April as robust strength in Europe's largest economy was forecast to continue into the second quarter, according to a survey released Tuesday.
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The kitchen flows into a breakfast nook and family room, and is brightened by skylights from a 1980s renovation; granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances are more recent additions.
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They used a fresh coat of mossy yellow paint in the octagonal foyer, which brightened up the windowless space and helped reflect the sunlight streaming in from other rooms.
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" The dramatic performance put "a smile on the face of the 150 attendants," said Tinti in a Twitter post, adding that it "brightened up the cloudy day in Rome.
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The king-size bed was covered in butter-soft Egyptian cotton sheets, and the oak wood interior was brightened by a cool gray tile floor and rich gray pillows.
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Brightened by neon signage, it is home to more than 40 entrepreneurs selling everything from pickles to pho in about 60,000 square feet of underground space in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Rising hopes of top-level trade talks between the United States and China yielding a partial trade deal and a delay in planned U.S. tariff increases also brightened sentiment.
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Related: 4 Experiential Artists Who Brightened Up 2016 | The Wrap-Up 5 Photographers Who Are Hitting Big in 2016 Two Artists Tear, Sew, and Fold the Limits of Photography
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Sometimes celebrities get a new hairstyle that makes us do a double take — like when Emilia Clarke went from blonde to brunette, or Rachel Brosnahan brightened her rich, dark Mrs.
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Those prospects brightened Friday as the Supreme Court made it clear that opting out of modern society should not be a requirement for enjoying the protection of the Fourth Amendment.
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In a family portrait released last summer, the royal's hair is brightened by natural-looking caramel-colored pieces as she poses with Prince Alexander, 2, adorably sitting on her lap.
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Martin was a lot of wonderful things, and I could honestly write a hundred pages or more on his character and how he brightened our lives for 264 incredible episodes.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Democrat Hillary Clinton's prospects brightened after the FBI said it would not press criminal charges related to her use of a private email server.
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Hough's transformation didn't stop at Nine Zero One salon: The star took to Instagram earlier today to show off her new brightened-up eyebrows that officially match her auburn hair.
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As a teenage country star, Swift favored ringlet curls and a peaches-and-cream complexion, brightened with subtle touches — say, a hint of blue shadow or a diffused coral lipstick.
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Every dark circle brightened, every acne scar diminished, and every skin tone accounted for — the perfecting foundations that will have everyone you know begging for your skin-care secrets, ahead.
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"The yen's appreciation against the dollar has stopped and this brightened sentiment, along with expectations for robust company quarterly results," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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But he brightened when he turned to one of the topics that, according to people close to him, truly engaged his imagination: using AI to keep humans from polluting Facebook.
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The 92-year-old monarch took her second son, Prince Andrew, with her to work on Thursday as she brightened up London on her last outing before her Christmas break.
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FujiRumors PetaPixel lifted the shadows and brightened a couple of the images that were attached to the eBay listing to show the new control stick and rear of the camera.
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"For anyone who thinks Sriracha is played out, I dare you to taste what happens when it gets mellowed with butter and brightened with lemon juice," says chef Dale Talde.
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I stood in the darkness sipping beer and missing my wife, listening to the chirr of summer insects while the stars brightened, trying to tune my ears to the unknown.
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Even the drabbest rooms or college dorms can be brightened up with a mini terrarium full of colorful succulents, small enough to sit on her desk or a small shelf.
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Commissaire had said late last month that higher sugar prices, improving prospects for ethanol demand and a deep restructuring had brightened the outlook of the group for the coming year.
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" When I asked where the Mashco would be in five years, he brightened and replied, "They will be evangelizing on behalf of the Church, because the Lord's word is powerful.
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The beaten-down sector is firmly back on the radar as a spike in bond yields on the back of improved growth expectations has brightened the case for bank profits.
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He soundly defeated a more liberal challenger in the primary, and Democrats were brightened by the fact that the race didn't devolve into a proxy war between Clinton and Sen.
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Donald Trump is betting the economy stays robust for another year and that he emerges from a likely House impeachment, paradoxically, with his supporters energized and his reelection prospects brightened.
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The SurveyMonkey poll found that Americans remained relatively upbeat about their personal finances, particularly Democrats and independents, whose assessment of their family's economic situation has brightened since the November elections.
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All across the United States, civilians will light up Christmas, stockings will be hung, and the front lawns of countless homes are brightened up by some truly impressive Christmas lights.
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New York City's midtown streets might have been plunged into darkness on Saturday night, but the casts of multiple Broadway shows brightened up the summer evening using the power of song.
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"What is generally a mundane or frightful hospitalization can be brightened by these activities that are out of the box and ones they would not normally do in school," she said.
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Mr Weinstein gets points for verisimilitude, and it's likely that he would not have got permission to film in this community if he brightened up the scenery for purely aesthetic reasons.
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Since McCarthy first assumed the role of Spicer back in February, she has brightened our weekends by bearing an uncanny resemblance to the press secretary and recreating, spot-on, his mannerisms.
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That being said, when it did appear, it brightened the overall photo, making it look more natural than it would if you added a filter to try to correct the lighting.
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Sentiment surveys last week showed that business confidence rose unexpectedly in January to match November's record high, while consumer morale brightened heading into February to reach its highest level since 2001.
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Irwin Smigel, a pioneer of aesthetic dentistry who brightened the smiles of celebrities like Elizabeth Taylor, Tony Bennett, Jimmy Fallon and Bruce Willis, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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Flybe's prospects briefly brightened a year ago when it was bought for 2.2 million pounds ($2.8 million) by Richard Branson's carrier, Virgin Atlantic, and its partners, Stobart Group and Cyrus Capital.
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I liked their grilled chicken better, the flesh rubbed with the same herbs from the pot and brightened by lemongrass, left overnight and then turned over flame until mottled and smoky.
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INDOORS Built in the early 1970s, the house has a modern layout with an open living/dining room/kitchen area brightened by a full wall of windows and sliding glass doors.
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Mr. Rotolo brightened as the judges' results were about to be announced in the final minutes of Pizza and Pasta Northeast, and a crowd swelled toward the seven still hot ovens.
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The outlook for short-haul European airlines has brightened since earlier in January when easyJet's Irish rival Ryanair upgraded its profit forecast on strong demand for flying during the holiday season.
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China's 2017 export outlook brightened considerably as it reported forecast-beating trade growth in March and as U.S. President Donald Trump softened his anti-China rhetoric in an abrupt policy shift.
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His prospects have brightened in light of his warming ties with the military, which controls the main levers of power in Pakistan and has dominated foreign and security policies for decades.
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Grande's music video for the title track — filled to the brim with rom-com references and her own Mean Girls Burn Book — brightened the spotlight on her musical ode to ex-boyfriends.
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Their music is still haunted by that same sort of gloom, but its brightened by their affinity for the lilt and yearning of R&B, which produces a sort of soulful chiaroscuro.
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Despite cloudy skies (she recently confessed that weather is always a worry at these events), Queen Elizabeth brightened up the gathering in her light pink ensemble, complete with matching wide-brimmed hat.
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PK will seek this week to be part of a reorganized company whose prospects have brightened after a recent surge in coal prices and its stock, Barron's reported in its Sunday issue.
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Grande's music video for the title track — filled to the brim with rom-com references and her own Mean Girls Burn Book — brightened the spotlight on her musical ode to ex-boyfriends.
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Still, a sharp rise in online sales brightened the overall outlook for those traditional retailers that have expanded beyond brick-and-mortar outlets, sending their shares higher in day-after-Thanksgiving trading.
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Canadian retail sales rose unexpectedly in February, the second consecutive monthly increase, and brightened the outlook for an economy that is on track to rack up strong growth in the first quarter.
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"We still get messages here and there about how it brightened somebody's day, or they tell us that it turns things around for them when they're in a dark place," Heinz said.
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The House's most endangered Democrats let out a deep exhale on Wednesday after Joe Biden seized back his frontrunner status for the presidential nomination — and brightened prospects for their majority in 2020.
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Britain's economy grew at its weakest annual pace in more than seven years in November, after output fell sharply that month, though a stronger performance in previous months brightened the picture slightly.
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Here in Pennsylvania, where the health law has brightened the financial outlook of hospitals statewide, many are scrambling to assess how repeal would affect their bottom line and the patients they serve.
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BERLIN, March 27 (Reuters) - German business morale brightened unexpectedly in March, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting company executives in Europe's largest economy are brushing off concerns about the threat of rising protectionism.
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"Most importantly a lot of people said they laughed til they cried or this brightened their day and that's all I ever wanted from this for being silly for a minute," he said.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Democrat Hillary Clinton's prospects brightened after the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it would not press criminal charges related to her use of a private email server.
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Household spending fell for a sixth straight month, highlighting the weakness in private consumption, which accounts for roughly 60 percent of the economy, while a rebound in factory output brightened the outlook somewhat.
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Despite cloudy skies (she recently confessed that weather is always a worry at these events), Queen Elizabeth brightened up the garden party in her light pink ensemble, complete with matching wide-brimmed hat.
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Market mood brightened slightly after U.S. President Donald Trump said he held a "very good call" with China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday to discuss trade and claimed "big progress" was being made.
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Risk sentiment brightened slightly when U.S. President Donald Trump said he held a "very good call" with China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday to discuss trade and claimed "big progress" was being made.
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Businesses across the euro zone maintained April's blistering growth rate this month, a survey showed, and German business morale brightened more than expected in May to hit its highest on record since 1991.
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Sentiment among large manufacturers hit a one-year high in December as a weak yen brightened the outlook for exports, the Bank of Japan's closely-watched tankan business sentiment survey showed on Wednesday.
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Their mood brightened with the arrival in April 2018 of Mr. Tillerson's successor, Mike Pompeo, who dropped the critique of the department as bloated, and vowed to return "swagger" to its limping ranks.
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Democrats are brightened by early-voting returns — more than 2202 million people have voted already — that show a spike in Hispanic turnout, particularly in swing states such as Nevada, Florida and North Carolina.
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Delicate sheaths of handmade pasta, pork, miso besciamella, mustard greens, chantal mushrooms and a parsley-brightened basil cream sauce melded into something that, like all great creations, felt like a thing of destiny.
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Mr Mitch, Gobstopper boss, and the crown prince of weightless, just brightened up everyone's first week back at work by taking to Twitter and dropping a whole zip file of brand new edits.
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Footage of the X-ray shows a ghost-like truck filled with the brightened silhouettes of the migrants - some sitting and others lying down - along two levels of the crowded compartments on Sunday.
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Melissa Clark is on the case this week with a dinner-ready soup (above) — not so much a corn chowder as a brightened bowl of pozole verde, loosely based on the Mexican classic.
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Ms. Brainard, who has carved out a reputation as the Fed official who takes the most active interest in the health of the global economy, also noted that the international outlook has brightened.
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Investor sentiment has brightened this week after the world's top two economies took the first step in calling a truce to their 21.3-month tariff dispute by sealing a Phase 21.2 trade deal.
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For people who knew him, the prospect that he took his own life is hard to reconcile with someone best known for an infectious smile that brightened a room when he entered it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment surprisingly brightened in early May as expectations for personal finances improved on a favorable outlook for wages and low inflation, a private survey released on Friday showed.
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On Friday night, the first anniversary of the San Bernardino terror attacks, the Arrowhead, as it's known, was brightened by lights in a symbolic gesture by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.
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Renewed optimism about growth prospects has brightened the outlook for higher yielding assets but rising tensions in global trade and the backdrop of some disappointing data this week has made some investors wary.
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"It brightened my day seeing this clip and everyone must realize with all the negative stories, there are positive ones and people out in their communities truly making a difference!" wrote Kelly Sue Kausel.
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Places where the bacteria over-accumulated were brightened to speed up and spread out the bacteria, and places where the bacteria under-accumulated were dimmed to slow down the bacteria and cause more clumping.
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Diplomats say the mood has brightened since Bern laid out its negotiating position this month on a new treaty Brussels wants that would formalize ties now governed by a patchwork of bilateral sectoral accords.
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The story has brightened modestly for Uber, which struggled last year after its market debut in May, as investors questioned whether the cash-burning business would be able to scratch its way to profitability.
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Still, in a way the generosity and dignity with which Jordan Horowitz, the producer of "La La Land", handed over his award only brightened the lustre of a ceremony that celebrated community and collaboration.
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In the snap, the fresh-faced singer, who's currently rocking platinum blonde locks, shows off one her poses as she practices in a dimly lit room, brightened up by hanging bulbs in the background.
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Oil prices inched higher and closed up for the week as healthy economic data brightened the crude demand outlook, and as concerns persisted over the safety of oil transport around the Strait of Hormuz.
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We picked seven stories from the past week that brightened up our days, in honor of the limited ABC series People's List – and we think they're just what you need for a mental uplift.
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The mood had already brightened a little after Trump pressed ahead with tariffs but offered conditional exemptions for Canada and Mexico, offering at least the hope a full-blown trade war could be averted.
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I think Bowie and the Spiders were the perfect antidote to all that and along with the Glam Rock era brightened up the culture to create future realities, it was exciting, anything was possible.
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The L-shaped kitchen has a casual eating area and is brightened by an adjoining sunroom with a wall of French doors that open to a large screened porch overlooking the pool and pond.
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But from a grandma who uses seven Facebook groups to interact with other child caregivers, community organizations and pickleball players, I can say that the service it provides has brightened many a dark day.
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Sheet-Pan Chicken and Potatoes With Feta, Lemon and Dill This is ideal January food: The singular comfort of chicken and potatoes, brightened with lemon, dill and feta, which I've been stocking at home.
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BERLIN, Feb 22 (Reuters) - German business morale brightened unexpectedly in February, matching December's 33-month high, a survey showed on Wednesday, suggesting company executives are more upbeat about the growth prospects of Europe's largest economy.
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My first afternoon in the city was brightened considerably when I stopped by La Casa del Pan Papalotl, where I got a creamy banana licuado (something between a milkshake and a smoothie) for 32 pesos.
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Bullish bets on the rupee have firmed over the past few weeks, according to a separate Reuters poll on Asian currency positioning, as re-election prospects have brightened for the ruling Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP).
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"We are even happier for the women who use them and have built sustainable micro-enterprises selling them, as it has brightened the chances of ending energy poverty," said the group's Nigeria spokesman Mark Amaza.
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The strong market debut by the company comes close on the heels of other successful listings in the Indian market in the last couple of months, which has brightened the share sale outlook in 2016.
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A warming dish of celeriac, shaved into pappardelle and slathered in a cream sauce brightened with a foresty pine bark vinegar, is as soothing as a bowl of pasta al limone, but far more interesting.
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I saw my life pass before me, and not just my life but the lives and legends of the whole rhizome — the bogs in Lesotho, the ancient Roman portals that we brightened in the solstice.
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Democratic candidate Clinton's prospects brightened on Sunday when the FBI said it would not seek criminal charges related to her use of a private email server for government work, standing by its findings in July.
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Germany's private sector grew at the fastest pace in more than six years, and Ifo said business morale brightened more than expected, suggesting Europe's biggest economy will carry its robust upswing into the second quarter.
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In the Kellogg's cereal world, the Rice Krispies elves brightened everyone's morning by showing up with healthy convenience food, and Santa's workshop relies on elves to satisfy, in record time, an impossible deluge of desires.
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BERLIN, April 11 (Reuters) - The mood among German investors brightened significantly in April, buoyed by a robust performance across Europe's largest economy in the first quarter that they expect to continue, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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The latest leg of the dollar's drop also comes as the economic outlook beyond the United States has brightened considerably, particularly in the euro zone, encouraging investors to bet on further weakness in the U.S. currency.
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While the earnings outlook in Europe has brightened significantly from the lacklustre growth seen since 2010, both corporate profits and margins remain well below prior peaks and have significantly lagged those in the United States. reut.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business morale brightened more than expected in April, hitting its highest in nearly six years, suggesting Europe's largest economy is set to carry its robust upswing into the second quarter despite political risks.
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The mood had already brightened a little after Trump pressed ahead with tariffs but offered conditional exemptions for Canada and Mexico, offering at least the hope that a full-blown global trade war could be averted.
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"The dollar's bias hasn't meaningfully brightened given deep market scepticism in the Federal Reserve firing an interest rate hike in the near future," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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While the earnings outlook in Europe has brightened significantly from the lackluster growth seen since 2010, both corporate profits and margins remain well below prior peaks and have significantly lagged those in the United States. reut.
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And despite a raft of stimulus measures announced by Beijing having already brightened investors' mood, the jury is still out as to whether the yuan could crash through that key level, according to a Reuters poll.
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If you're crunching the numbers, that's a total of 33-million self-emitting pixels that can be individually brightened and darkened to produce an image with enough contrast that it actually creates the illusion of depth.
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He'd grown up in Show Low, a tiny town in the Arizona mountains, with just his mom and sister, a tough upbringing he brightened by looking for Anasazi pottery shards in the wilds behind the house.
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The mood was brightened after U.S. officials said China has made proposals in trade talks with the United States on a range of issues that go further than it has before, including on forced technology transfer.
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The yen's decline has helped November export volumes, which hit a two-year high according to data released Monday, and brightened the outlook for manufacturers, as revealed by the central bank's December Tankan survey last week.
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"The dollar's bias hasn't meaningfully brightened given deep market skepticism in the Federal Reserve firing an interest rate hike in the near future," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst, at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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She hopes that astronomers continue to monitor it, "to see if this was in fact a terminal supernova explosion, or something weird like 2009ip," which ended up being a supernova-imposter, a blue star that quickly brightened.
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The blonder shade, with a subtly shadowed root, came courtesy of L.A.'s seasoned colorist Nikki Lee, who tells us that this brightened tone is purposefully edgier than the polished platinum Roberts has worn in the past.
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Her last big red carpet was the premiere of her new movie Same Kind of Different as Me in October 2018, where the star brightened up the red carpet in a fitted canary yellow Carolina Herrera dress.
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The U.S. economic outlook brightened as the quarter progressed, and oil prices bounced from more than 26.14-year lows in mid-February, pushing aside some barriers steering investors away from leveraged loans and other high-yield debt.
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I'd squint, looking at the sea of headlights that brightened the dark early morning, stretching a mile long up and over a small bridge that led to the border checkpoint, indicating how long my commute would be.
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By studying rare observations of the gas giant's polar lights, scientists helmed by William Dunn and Andrew Coates at University College London found that the northern and southern auroras brightened and faded completely independently from one another.
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In the past few weeks alone, Zendaya revealed fresh copper strands, Beyoncé went from a golden blonde to a chocolate brunette, Kate Middleton brightened things up with highlights, and Hilary Duff brought back her Lizzie McGuire bangs.
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Pictures of him competing in his blue t-shirt in Doha brightened the usually somber pages of Yemeni newspapers - a rare note of cheer in a country ravaged by two years of war and threatened by famine.
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The island's fortunes have brightened this year due to the rollout of new smartphone models such as Apple Inc's iPhone and other tech gadgets, and fiscal spending is also expected to pick up on government infrastructure projects.
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The outbreak has brightened prospects for pork producers in countries that do not have the disease, such as the United States and Canada, but dampened demand internationally for crops such as corn and soybeans that feed pigs.
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Auto and machinery makers' sentiment brightened in the survey, which was taken days after the U.S. election last month, suggesting that sharp yen falls triggered by Donald Trump's election to president built up hopes for higher earnings.
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The country's economic outlook has brightened since the start of the programme, with annual GDP growth rising to 4.7% in the financial year ending June-2016 (FY16), from 3.7% in FY0003, above the 'B' median of 3.6%.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business morale brightened unexpectedly in February as managers' assessment of their business situation reached its highest level in more than five years, supporting expectations that Europe's biggest economy got a robust start in 2017.
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Collins, an enthusiastic chronicler of tennis who brightened the scene with his trademark bow-ties and colorful trousers, began his career at the Boston Globe in 1963 and became one of the sport's preeminent and foremost authorities.
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And the outlook for legislative approval has brightened in Virginia after Democrats picked up at least 15 seats in the Republican-controlled House of Delegates and could potentially control the chamber once all the votes are counted.
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Some critics said pieces on penthouse deck furniture and high-end cooking undercut the paper's reputation for serious journalism, but defenders said they took no space away from regular news and brightened the tone of The Times.
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And in one of our last one-on-one meetings, he brightened when I floated the possibility of our teaching a graduate school class together after his retirement, perhaps switching roles and each representing the other's view.
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The bare-bones stage, brightened by a series of curtains and a screen for videos, was split into levels connected by a ladder, steps and a slide, and the singers scrambled from one level to the other.
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"Surprisingly positive economic news from China may have brightened the mood among financial market experts," said ZEW economist Sascha Steffen, adding, however, that weaker growth in China and other emerging markets remained a drag on German exports.
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Monica LeRossignol and her son are still stunned by the freshly printed $23,27 check, a gesture that's brightened the difficult, surreal reality of rebuilding their lives after losing their home and most of their community in Paradise, California.
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" Arias, who was living with Jose at the time of his death, says Penelope's birth, "has not taken any of the pain away of course, because that's always going to remain, but she's definitely brightened up our lives.
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CASCAIS, Portugal (Reuters) - Light shows and art installations brightened the streets of Portugal's Cascais resort town on Friday for the seventh edition of the "Lumina" festival, a dazzling crowd puller showcasing the work of national and international artists.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The outlook for emerging Asian currencies has brightened compared to the beginning of the year, driven largely by a weaker dollar on fading expectations for major U.S. tax cuts any time soon, a Reuters poll found.
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In 2000, according to a profile of Trump in Maximum Golf, he grew irritated when Epstein and Maxwell were late for a flight heading to Mar-a-Lago, but when Epstein arrived, Trump brightened and quickly forgave them.
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She's emboldened by the election of Emmanuel Macron in France; his resounding victory over the anti-European populist Marine Le Pen earlier in May brightened the prospects of a European Union threatened by rising nationalism across the continent.
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More than 500 covers grace the inside of the book, and each has been painstakingly restored; stains and creases in the paper have been removed, dirt has been expunged, and colors have been brightened from the source material.
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Shiso and dried cranberries brightened golden-fried cauliflower on a rich bed of walnut purée, and we made quick work of sockeye salmon sprinkled with marigold petals and resting in a shallow, foamy pool of horseradish-infused buttermilk.
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Finally, as much as banks' mood about regulation has brightened in the past year, allowing two systemically important financial institutions — one in trading, the other in clearing and custody — to hook up has been taboo for a decade.
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She had finally convinced her parents that her taking leave from Syracuse was wise — Clairo will open for Dua Lipa and play festivals this summer before a headlining tour — and brightened at every mention of a future opportunity.
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Washington (CNN)Nikki Haley is getting out of the Trump administration with her stature elevated and political prospects brightened -- not something that could be said for most top political power players who leave the President's reputation-crushing fold.
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But for now, they're brightened by the support Moore has received from Alabama GOP officials and by a Fox10 poll of 3,000 Alabamians released Tuesday that found Moore with a 6-point lead, down from 11 in October.
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BERLIN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The mood among German investors brightened unexpectedly for the second month in a row in September, a survey showed on Tuesday, as concerns about an escalating tit-for-tat trade dispute faded into the background.
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In the fourth painting, "Untitled (P-1623)," a dozen light blue horizontal and vertical bars float above a pool of deep violet framed by a black border, which is brightened by an interior edge in light blue and green.
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Give in to the call of the light and brighten up your lair with these freestanding lamps, which can be dimmed or brightened by remote control, just in case you were worried about losing a hand while operating them.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Sentiment among chief financial officers of companies operating in Russia has brightened considerably in the past six months, with over half the firms now positive about their financial outlook, according to a survey by Deloitte.
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A festival that celebrates the victory of light over darkness, Diwali has in recent years brightened the mood of Chinese exporters as well: many Indian households favour cheaper, electric decorations made in China over the traditional earthen diyas (pictured).
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To clearly demonstrate the advantages of this upgraded Nikon D5500, which boosts the cost from $900 to over $2,400, not including a lens, I've brightened the results of this before and after image that PrimaLuceLab has on its website.
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More importantly, the picture within emerging markets has brightened - economic growth accelerated to a four-year high at the end of 2016, according to an index compiled by the Institute of International Finance, the Washington-based finance industry body.
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BERLIN, April 24 (Reuters) - German business morale brightened more than expected in April, hitting its highest in nearly six years, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting company executives are more upbeat about the current state of Europe's largest economy.
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The photo had also been photoshopped with an amazing lack of skill and taste: My eyes had been brightened to a shade I'll call neon-emerald, and hovering near the corner of my chin was a large purple butterfly.
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BERLIN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The mood among German investors brightened far more than expected in January on hopes that Europe's largest economy might not be as badly affected by trade tensions as previously thought, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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Our moods brightened further upon discovering that our bell-shaped bungalow at the Sunrise Resort had a loft with hammocks and was steps away from an exquisite beach where Europeans in Speedos and bikinis mixed with conservatively dressed Indonesians.
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A boost to corporate profit could also come from President Donald Trump's proposed tax overhaul, hopes for which brightened last week after the U.S. House of Representatives approved a fiscal 2018 spending blueprint to help them advance an eventual tax bill.
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The BOJ's December tankan showed the mood among big Japanese manufacturers improved for the first time in six quarters to hit a one-year high, as the weakening yen and a pick-up in the global economy brightened prospects for exporters.
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Sitting at home in his armchair after a dose of 30 micrograms, he "was struck by the beautiful colors of the tabletop… wonderful warm tones that changed from orange to blood-red to purple" as the electric lamp brightened and dimmed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices inched up on Friday, ending the week higher after stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data brightened the crude demand outlook and concerns over the safety of oil transport around the Strait of Hormuz threatened supply.
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That's when Stefanie Komossa, at the time a graduate student at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching, Germany, found massive X-ray flares from the centers of distant galaxies that brightened and dimmed according to the Rees predictions.
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In her master bedroom, the 19 Kids and Counting alum brightened the room by painting it the same color as the living room and sold her "chunky bed frame" as well as their nightstands and lamps on the Facebook Marketplace.
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Oil prices fell on uncertainty about prospects for the global economy, retreating after benchmark Brent crude hit a two-month high near $64 a barrel as OPEC-led supply cuts and U.S. sanctions against Venezuela's oil exports brightened the supply outlook.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A falling stock of bad loans has brightened the outlook for banks operating in emerging Europe, a report from the Vienna Initiative said on Thursday, adding that the funding pullback seen after 2008 was likely at an end.
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But mostly, the chef, Ben Coombs, is sure of hand and palate with winning combinations such as strips of tender braised cuttlefish and lemon-brightened barley topped with a blob of aioli — a juicy dish best slurped with a spoon.
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After earning a master's degree in English from the State University of New York at Buffalo, he ended up making a living largely by working in independent bookstores, including the late, lamented Skyline Books that once brightened Manhattan's West 18th Street.
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From their daily activities to reviews of their Samsung smartphones to even chair yoga sessions, Lil and Doris have become Internet sensations and earned the praises of social media users around the world — something they said has "brightened" their days.
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PARIS, Feb 20.9201 (Reuters) - Higher sugar prices, improving prospects for ethanol demand and a deep restructuring have boosted French co-operative group Cristal Union's results in recent months and brightened the outlook for the coming year, its chief executive said.
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Caution had crept in towards the end of 2019 about how long the U.S.-China trade truce would last, but U.S. President Donald Trump brightened the mood on Tuesday by saying the Phase 1 agreement would be signed on Jan.
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As Collins read from Katherine Anne Porter's description of the Trasks ("as wildly romantic as any two Babes in the Woods you could ever expect to find"), the lights in the room dimmed suddenly—"Ooh!" the actors said—then brightened again.
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Higher yields have brightened the dollar's outlook in recent days with the greenback changing hands at 113.61 Japanese yen , compared with 111.75 at end-February though the U.S. outlook on rates will be a key driver in the coming days.
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As the years went on, and her halo only brightened, she was encouraged to vent on many subjects about which she was inexpert, and she tended to overrate her gift for ukases and opinions, which increasingly tended toward the fatuous.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A gauge of South Korean manufacturers' sentiment over future business conditions rose to its highest in a year-and-a-half for September, a central bank survey showed on Wednesday, as exports prospects brightened from the previous month.
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Big Japanese manufacturers' sentiment improved for the first time in six quarters in the three months December to hit a one-year high, a closely watched central bank survey showed, as stock gains and yen falls brightened prospects for the export-reliant economy.
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"When room is limited (say on a smartphone) you can use the brightened-up Icon as an abbreviated Logo, which will be seen more easily and read more clearly," YouTube Chief Product Officer Neal Mohan wrote in an announcement detailing the changes.
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Led by Chatsworth House, Britain's historic attractions have made a virtue of the combined experience of subject and setting; Damien Hirst's spot paintings recently brightened up the panelled walls of Houghton Hall, while Jenny Holzer projected text onto the stonework of Blenheim Palace.
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The Bank of Japan's last tankan in December showed sentiment among big Japanese manufacturers improved for the first time in six quarters to hit a one-year high, as a weak yen and a pick-up in global demand brightened prospects for exporters.
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The central bank's last tankan in December showed sentiment among big Japanese manufacturers improved for the first time in six quarters to hit a one-year high, as a weak yen and a pick-up in global demand brightened prospects for exporters.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The outlook for India's moribund property market has brightened somewhat, with house prices this year expected to rise more than predicted three months ago, but those increases will still be the weakest in at least a decade, a Reuters poll found.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A closely watched central bank survey showed big Japanese manufacturers' sentiment improved for the first time in six quarters to hit a one-year high, as falls in the yen and a pick-up in overseas growth brightened Japan's economic prospects.
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Maybe I paid a little more attention to Mr. Uskokovic's desserts from then on, noticing how gingered pineapple and crumbled pralines brightened the wonderful carrot cake, appreciating the innocent sweetness that angel food croutons brought to a cheesecake topped with dark, soft strawberries.
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The legislation's prospects brightened further after members of the Freedom Caucus, a faction of conservative lawmakers in the House who played a key role in derailing the original version of the bill last month, said they could go along with the compromise.
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The industry's prospects have brightened as oil LCOc1 and natural gas LNG-AS prices have more than doubled since early 2016, with demand for oil in Asia - the world's biggest consumer - also growing strongly even as production is falling faster than anywhere else.
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It's where World War I began, and it is the site of the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II. Since the violent disintegration of Yugoslavia, however, the region's prospects have brightened as states have moved toward European Union and NATO membership.
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Another calming seafood dish, this one from central Thailand, looks like a soup, but its tea-colored broth — soured with tamarind and brightened by sticks of ginger — is simply meant to flavor the fillets of red snapper in it, and keep them hot.
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However, at Moncler Gamme Rouge, weary faces brightened with smiles as Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" began to play, spotlights made giant disco balls glimmer, and a troupe of American "hiplet" ballerinas emerged in a conga line dancing to the beat en pointe.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Prospects for expanding pipelines to move Canadian oil to markets have brightened, but plenty of hurdles remain for the Canadian sector, which has struggled for years with low prices and a glut in storage due to long project delays.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Prospects for expanding pipelines to move Canadian oil to markets have brightened, but plenty of hurdles remain for the Canadian sector, which has struggled for years with low prices and a glut in storage due to long project delays.
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Last weekend's deadly violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., had brightened the spotlight on Bannon as well as the influence of like-minded advisors in the White House, leading scores of Democrats to endorse a resolution calling for his ouster.
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Two bedrooms on the second floor were combined into a master suite with a pair of large closets and a marble bathroom; the glass-enclosed, jetted tub is surmounted by a multi-head shower, and the room is brightened with glass block.
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"The outlook for NAFTA seems to have brightened – but major uncertainties remain and the probability that a new agreement is announced in the coming days remains quite low," said Karl Schamotta, director of global product and market strategy, at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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Praised for his performance as a man consigned to a nursing home after the death of his wife (Claire Bloom), Mr. Lewis, as Max, suffers mutely — his face, a mask of grief and rage, brightened from time to time by unexpected flickers of cheer.
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At first, they made sandwiches only on weekends, with one offering: the Twice as Nice, a molten wonder that doubled down on Cheddar (Prairie Breeze, from Milton Creamery, and the prizewinning, clothbound Cheddar from Cabot Creamery Cooperative), brightened with a bit of apricot-orange jam.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Prospects for expanding pipelines to move Canadian oil to markets have brightened, but plenty of hurdles remain for the Canadian sector, which has struggled for years with low prices and a glut in storage due to long project delays.
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In spite of the Italian woes, the beaten-down sector, which is still down 13 percent this year, has returned back on the radar as a spike in bond yields on the back of improved growth expectations has brightened the case for bank profits.
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In a series of experiments, Roxana Torres of National Autonomous University and Alberto Velando of the University of Vigo in Spain and their colleagues showed that male boobies' feet turned drab after just 48 hours of food deprivation and brightened again when feeding resumed.
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My lunch mantra is "as many vegetables as possible," so I usually order the vegetarian sandwich, which is always piled high with whatever greens and vegetables catch Kerr's eye at the farmers' market, all enriched and brightened by generous doses of sauces and vinaigrettes.
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The yen's 15 percent decline against the greenback over the past three months has boosted November export volumes, which hit a two-year high according to data released Monday, and brightened the outlook for manufacturers, as revealed by the central bank's December Tankan survey last week.
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White House regulatory rollbacks and higher natural gas prices have brightened the mood of the U.S. coal industry, but it still faces major headwinds and production is not heading for a multi-year resurgence, the International Energy Agency said in its just-released five-year market report.
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Catherine McGuinness, the political leader of the historic municipal body at the heart of London, said the outlook for the industry had brightened after Britain and the European Union last month agreed to the principle of a transition deal and to talks about future trade relationships.
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China's export outlook also brightened considerably on Thursday as it reported forecast-beating trade growth and as U.S. President Donald Trump softened his anti-China rhetoric in an abrupt policy shift, though the risk of U.S. protectionist trade action is by no means off the table.
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GELENDZHIK/SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - There will be mixed emotions for many Swedes when their team clash with England in their World Cup quarter-final, for almost 50 years they have had a love affair with the English game that has brightened up their long, dark winter evenings.
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"I can't say I'm a fringe-y kind of girl," said Brit Kleinman, the founder and creative director of AVO, a leather company, standing in stockinged feet in her cozy, sun-brightened workshop, showing a visitor a swatch of woven leather bordered with four-inch-long fringe.
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Market jitters over Western missile strikes in Syria that provided some support to gold this week eased, while the geopolitical outlook on the Korean Peninsula brightened as U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he hoped a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be successful.
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The living area is furnished with donated items: a cream-colored couch, brightened by a colorfully woven blanket, a saucer chair whose former life might have been in a university dorm room, and a high-back, swivel desk chair face a TV that sits atop an office desk.
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Horror, smaller-scale action, sci-fi, and outliers of other sorts (like the Coen brothers' madcap Tinseltown comedy Hail, Caesar, which brightened up last winter) flourish in the early months, when curious viewers will be more likely to give something off the beaten path of star vehicles a shot.
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But the overwhelming takeaway is one of lightness and elegance: the saline sweetness of smoked oysters under a blanket of crumbed grilled cauliflower, brightened by yuzu and the peppery sting of intensely fresh watercress; or ash-roasted chicken over a swoosh of pine nut purée, with fennel and grapes.
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And kurakkan pittu, small pillars of grated coconut and ragi (finger millet), to be knocked over and mixed with coconut milk and lunu miris, raw onion and chile smashed in a mortar until the heat blooms, sweet and rank at once, brightened with the faintest trace of lime.
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That aesthetic can be felt in this one-bedroom suite, in which the resort&aposs classic ski lodge touches (think dark wood furnishings and mantles) are brightened up by winter-white armchairs, accent pillows in light plaid or silk, contemporary leather ottomans, and white stockings hanging above the fireplace.
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Simply waiting to see what happened with Brexit risked leading to inappropriate monetary policy, and the cost of reversing a rate cut if the outlook brightened would be low, he added at the event hosted by the Barnsley and Rotherham Chamber of Commerce and Institute of Chartered Accountants.
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S. deal eases angst about trade * Latest German economic indicators mixed (Adds details, context) BERLIN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The mood among German investors brightened unexpectedly for the second month in a row in September, a survey showed on Tuesday, as concerns about an escalating tit-for-tat trade dispute faded.
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As the sky brightened into morning, the Israeli military's Arabic-language spokesman posted on Twitter the photo of a Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander it said had been killed in the strike, which occurred just hours before a cease-fire ended two intense days of fighting between Israel and the militant group.
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As with countless other image processing innovations as of late, the research, which was recently published in a paper titled "Learning to See in the Dark," takes advantage of deep learning techniques to train an algorithm on how a poorly exposed image should be properly brightened and color-corrected during post-processing.
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Sinosphere ZHUSHIGANG, China — Only the orange of thousands of freshly dug carrots, washed in icy water and packed for delivery by village women, brightened this fog-draped village last Friday, one day after the authorities razed a golden statue of Mao Zedong erected by local admirers that had towered over the dun fields.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The outlook for the U.S. economy has brightened in recent weeks thanks to signs of progress on U.S.-China trade deal, giving big asset managers at this week's Reuters Global Investment Outlook 2020 Summit a fresh sense of confidence that recession will not come knocking for a year or longer.
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Had he envisioned altering his widower's life out of pity for a widow and mother who had lost too much, or out of affection for a woman who had brightened a summer as his life approached its curtain call, or, perhaps, out of a loneliness that his many children and grandchildren could not entirely alleviate?
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In Rae's vision of Manchester, and likely those of countless others, the image and sound of the city through the 80s and 90s was brightened up with hip-hop, reggae and street soul—a soulful, bass-heavy, British iteration of the Jamaican "lovers rock" genre, made by the black communities in Harlesden, Birmingham and Manchester.
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It was Fleetwood's first Father's Day with a child and one sensed, from the way his face brightened when he talked about his son, that the day was special even if he did miss the 8-foot putt on the final hole that would have meant a record-breaking 62 — and possibly would have forced a playoff.
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These 12 blink-and-you-might-have-missed-them cultural moments of 2017 brightened up a year otherwise defined by the threat of nuclear war, natural disasters — from hurricanes to wildfires — that left hundreds of thousands homeless, a string of sexual harassment charges against some of the country's most prominent political and entertainment figures and yet more terrorist attacks.
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The incident was notable less for the body count (zero) and more for how, even though several members of the eight-person party had previously triggered avalanches and even, in one case, witnessed a fatality, they had ignored the many obvious dangers, suggesting that these skiers had become dazzled by their own expertise, falsely brightened by luck.
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Lemony yogurt and cucumbers brightened a roti filled with deeply seasoned, slow-cooked lamb neck meat, while a crazy-looking sandwich of nicely chewy, fried bologna soared on the crisp vinegar-brined potato chips, melted American cheese and hot mustard also layered between its two thick slices of buttered-and-griddled white bread (baked by a friend of the chef).
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There is simply no denying that the public's mood brightened almost immediately after the election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE — notwithstanding the hordes that took to the streets — and the optimism remains at extremely high levels.
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The sun has brightened and sometimes dimmed, massive volcanic eruptions have occurred, the planet's orbit has wobbled, the continents have moved, the land surface has been remade, the composition of the atmosphere and its ability to trap and reflect solar and terrestrial radiation has altered, ocean circulations have sputtered and stopped, and we have been struck, at least once, by a mass-extinction-inducing asteroid.
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My brothers and sisters and I came home from school to giant pots of sinigang, a soup that's sour enough only if you gasp a little at the first spoonful, and arroz caldo, an earthy rice porridge brightened by a squeeze of calamansi — a native citrus that looks like a mini orange but tastes closer to a lime — plucked from the tree in our backyard.
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The move came just two days after a meeting at May's Chequers country residence supposedly sealed a cabinet deal on Brexit and underlines the deep divisions in her ruling Conservative Party over the departure from the EU. "The outlook for the pound had brightened in recent weeks," said Westpac senior currency analyst Sean Callow, seeing a chance this could turn out positive for the currency.
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The mood among German investors improved for the sixth month in a row in April, a ZEW survey showed on Tuesday, as the growth outlook for Europe's largest economy brightened amid a resilient global economy and a delay to Britain's departure from the EU. Chinese growth in the first quarter is forecast to have slowed to 6.3 percent, however, the slowest since the global financial crisis, a Reuters poll showed.
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Even Pierpaolo Piccioli of Valentino, who averred backstage before the show that "I don't think fashion has to be a manifesto," put more black in his show than he had ever before (probably more than 70 percent of the clothes were black or navy or very dark gray) — sheer shirts and easy suiting and elegant sheaths, dresses and coats brightened by a single, strategically placed, brightly colored bloom.
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Also encouraging investors was a ZEW survey showing the mood among German investors improved in April, as the growth outlook for Europe's largest economy brightened amid a resilient global economy and a delay to Britain's departure from the EU. Zalando jumped more than 10 percent, making it the top performer on the STOXX and pushing the retail sector 0.7 percent higher after the e-commerce company said it expected to post an operating profit for the first quarter.
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Long before the Reagans came to town, Mr. Dickerson brightened Merrywood parties with a sprinkling of Hollywood, inviting stars like Jack Benny and Kirk Douglas and others he had met as a young actor in Los Angeles after World War II. Mr. Dickerson himself had never been a star in Hollywood: He played uncredited walk-on parts in movies like "Without Reservations," which starred John Wayne and Claudette Colbert, and "Buck Privates Come Home," with Abbott and Costello.
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The best things we ate were these: crispy breadsticks flecked with rosemary; smoky octopus spread with fiery 'nduja; garlicky chicken wings braised a'cacciatora; a cold salad of shrimp and squid with a spicy cherry-tomato sauce; a large crunchy-crusted risotto ball alongside a quartet of fried, meat-stuffed olives; pale-pink beet ravioli oozing goat cheese, brightened with a swipe of orange and carrot purée; and oxtail ravioli bathed in brown butter on a bed of creamy cauliflower (a special).
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Other speakers included the philanthropist Diana DiMenna, who spoke of Mr. Cunningham's final days in the hospital this past summer and how he brightened at the sight of her walking into his room carrying a vintage Bakelite purse; Joan and Sanford I. Weill; William Rudin; Vartan Gregorian ("Wherever he went, he served as the eyes of New York"); Mr. Cunningham's Times colleagues John Kurdewan and Joanna Nikas; and a niece, Trish Jarvis Simonson, who told of childhood beach vacations with "Uncle Billy" and how he would arrive every Christmas bearing a gingerbread house bought at a Manhattan bakery.
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