This is a book of brilliant sentences, brilliant paragraphs, brilliant chapters.
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My younger sister is a very determined, brilliant, brilliant woman.
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"Brilliant directors will embrace you if you're brilliant," Ling says.
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But they're brilliant in the way Rubino's plaque is brilliant.
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People describe people as brilliant -- but Charlie was truly brilliant.
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Clear and Brilliant Christie Brinkley favors Clear and Brilliant laser treatments.
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Every brilliant friend, on some level, is also a brilliant rival.
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And then his brilliant career wasn't feeling quite so brilliant any longer.
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Even if they're good, even if there's good aspects, like the brilliant jerks theory is there's only room for brilliant people but not brilliant jerks.
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"Totally and utterly brilliant - what a moment for this team — brilliant totally brilliant, well done England - amazing scenes, so pleased for everyone but especially everyone in England - wow ... yes yes yes and Southgate deserves this after 1996 brilliant, totally brilliant," tweeted Clive Woodward, the manager of England's 2003 Rugby World Cup triumph.
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But a brilliant idea arrives when communication planet Mercury connects with brilliant Uranus.
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He was a brilliant, brilliant actor and he was just so incredibly kind.
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"RIP #MaxvonSydow a brilliant, brilliant actor and a true Hollywood legend," he wrote.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with brilliant Uranus today, and brilliant ideas are shared.
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But his most brilliant work wasn't useful, and his most useful work isn't brilliant.
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One Twitter user had a brilliant idea, and like most brilliant ideas, hers involves Beyoncé.
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"We need to see brilliant women being brilliant" became their Dream Gap slogan, echoing Ruth's philosophy.
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There are brilliant ideas attached to them and, often, there are brilliant people making the gadgets.
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"I think he's brilliant in mind and also brilliant as a team builder and as a leader."
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"What you'll notice is, each one of them is musically brilliant, is lyrically brilliant," Mr. Berger said.
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The show's brilliant finale encapsulated the case's impact Its impact was encapsulated by the show's brilliant finale.
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Trump called him a "brilliant leader," and proceeded to make a deal that proved how brilliant Xi is.
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See, the guy's last name is "Brilliant" and Trump said he's not so brilliant ... and away we go!
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I think one brilliant, of many brilliant things that Jeff Bezos did, is in buying the Washington Post.
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So let's embrace the marquee goaltenders at the top of their games making brilliant save after brilliant save.
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And so if you can use that as a learning tool, I think that's the most brilliant, brilliant thing.
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Having a young brilliant man speak to a group of brilliant young men and women is a natural fit.
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His name is Brett Kavanaugh, and he should be, he's the most brilliant person, he's the most brilliant lawyer.
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The book was a brilliant diatribe written by a brilliant and contentious law professor who later became a judge.
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And same with "A Nightmare on Elm Street," which is such a brilliant movie and such a brilliant concept.
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I quoted in my piece Thomas Jefferson, who, brilliant man, like a brilliant genteel man — But a slaveholder, too.
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And the reason I love her is not even that she's brilliant, but she's brilliant and writes diverse characters.
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Which is to say, brilliant jerks and the executives who tolerate them, some of whom are also brilliant jerks.
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"It's brilliant, just brilliant," said Paul Friederichsen, a partner at the Blake Project, a brand marketing and consulting firm.
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When it snows, they are brilliant red, and when the leaves fill the trees, they are still brilliant red.
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But my point is, the reason it was brilliant at marketing — I'm not giving myself credit — the reason it was brilliant at marketing is that the same brilliant people making the stuff were also responsible for marketing it.
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She's a virtuoso (this is the most brilliant role ever choreographed by Ashton for Margot Fonteyn) who grows only more brilliant.
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His Brilliant collection includes a pair of front-facing hoops accented with 3.34 carats of round brilliant diamonds in diminishing sizes.
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Put more simply — the molecules that bring you autumn's brilliant reds and vibrant purples, when modified by magnesium, turn brilliant blue.
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You'd have to find somebody really brilliant to do the script, and then find somebody even more brilliant to act it.
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Presidents have in the past nominated candidates widely considered mediocre or brilliant, and the Senate has rejected both mediocre and brilliant nominees.
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But he also had six targets from Aaron Rodgers and made a frankly brilliant TD catch on an even more brilliant throw.
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Fellowes praised "The Crown" as "a wonderful piece of work and a brilliant, brilliant writing from Peter Morgan," who created the program.
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While Mr. Cavett said he loathed Nixon's politics, he called him "a brilliant, brilliant man" and was cordial to him in person.
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Bolton has always been vain, brilliant and ruthless, and this is the timeline that a vain, brilliant and ruthless operator would cinch.
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Among the victims was Mojgan Daneshmand, a professor in electrical engineering "a brilliant, brilliant lady, very smart," the Heritage Society's Akbari said.
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They performed the singles "Prayers/Triangles" and "Heart/Wires" from their new album Gore, and it sounds brilliant because Deftones are brilliant.
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But I saw Obama as a brilliant constitutional lawyer with limited experience -- and Hillary Clinton as a brilliant lawyer with lots of experience.
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He's a brilliant guy and surrounded himself with other brilliant people and they said, how can we take that model to the extreme?
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" He paused, gathered his thoughts, then added: "I always say, behind a brilliant player, or two brilliant players, there has to be a team.
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Both require that you already own at least one Brilliant Control, so these aren't standalone devices but instead expansions to the Brilliant Control system.
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Her idea to track down footage from The De La Factor Factor was brilliant, but not as brilliant as the scene between Petra and Rogelio.
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Brilliant move with little downside The reality is that Trump's move to speak on the phone with President Tsai is brilliant and has little downside.
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What I've tried to create is quite a gritty publication, that's open and honest – to balance the brilliant stuff with the not-so-brilliant stuff.
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Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant American Express CardIf you're looking to earn Marriott Bonvoy elite status, the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant American Express Card is a great option.
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A common American conceit is that we attract brilliant foreigners because we have brilliant things: great universities, vast financial resources, a dynamic economy, high-tech.
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Judge Kavanaugh has been and continues to be a brilliant judge and he is going to be, Justice Kavanaugh, a brilliant justice of the Supreme Court.
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You labelled him well a moment ago, not very complimentary in some ways, but pretty accurately, he&aposs a very nerdy policy guy, brilliant, beyond brilliant.
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Only a brilliant surgeon and brilliant luck had saved his life then — he had been declared dead in the emergency room and had nine damaged organs.
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For my cuts, I go to my beloved friend, the brilliant 6-foot-1 Icelandic creature Frida Aradottir, who's one of the most brilliant hair designers.
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He is a brilliant and hilarious man and we always get to see him be brilliant but we don't always get to see him be so funny.
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You can listen to Bon Jovi, and understand why he's brilliant and silly, and you can listen to Bruce Springsteen, and understand why he's brilliant and silly.
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"They are brilliant business people, brilliant negotiators and have put us in a tough spot but I think we will have a deal with Japan," Trump said.
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It seems like an adverb, but in many contexts it is actually a negator: "He is hardly a brilliant negotiator" means he is not a brilliant negotiator.
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" She invited people to listen to Blonde on Blonde, "an extraordinary example of his brilliant way of rhyming, putting together refrains, and his brilliant way of thinking.
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I'm surrounded by some of the most brilliant people I know, and they're going to figure out that I'm not as brilliant as they think I am.
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Warren Buffett once said that when a brilliant management team tackles a business with a bad business structure, the bad business structure defeats the brilliant management team.
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There is no question that computers have made flying safer, but no matter how brilliant the programmers are (and they are brilliant), they cannot anticipate all outcomes.
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But, he met someone as brilliant as he was, and rather like Bellatrix he was very drawn to this brilliant person, and horribly, terribly let down by him.
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To be clear, Brilliant is a US company; all our employees are based in the United States, and the Brilliant product is designed entirely in the United States.
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Ms. Coel is a brilliant clown, and she also has the good sense to let the brilliant Susan Wokoma steal scenes as the main character's uproariously intense sister.
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So, some of it is that tolerance for the brilliant asshole, and I don't know if this guy was brilliant or not, but he certainly has an asshole behavior.
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Goodman drops readers straight into postwar New York City, brilliant detail by brilliant detail, at a time when it was plagued with police corruption, organized crime and illegal gambling.
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"Our industry has become tolerant of a 'brilliant jerks' culture," said Cowboy Ventures partner Aileen Lee, who attributed the comebacks in part to tech's idolization of flawed but brilliant executives.
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Risks are what led to the brilliant shows being honored at the Emmys (and the brilliant shows tragically overlooked), so the host should strive to be worthy of such company.
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He was a brilliant, brilliant kid, a math whizz, but when he went to university, he pretty much stopped going to class immediately and got involved in making counterfeit money.
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In Virginia, the ratification debate featured a battle between the brilliant and flamboyant orator, Patrick Henry, who bitterly opposed the Constitution, and the equally brilliant, but more methodical James Madison.
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KMTV journalist Cameron Tucker was reporting on an illegal cannabis grow in a quiet neighborhood in Kent, UK, when a brilliant teen decided to brilliant troll the live news report.
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OLED Concept Installation at Rich Brilliant Willing The lighting company Rich Brilliant Willing presents an immersive installation based on flexible OLED panels and rapid 3-D knitting in its showroom.
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"I said something like, 'You know what, I gave up a summer onstage, and I did it because you are brilliant and because everybody says you're this brilliant guy,'" Martin said.
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As a colleague put it to me the other day, it's a game full of brilliant new ideas that somehow doesn't seem to add up to something very brilliant or new.
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Obama's speech appealed to so many because it was so unusually brilliant and because people realize that an unusually brilliant politician is often what it takes for inclusive politics to win.
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The main advantage here is that once you have bought into the Brilliant system for your smart home setup, you won't need to get a new Brilliant Control for every room.
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"And on this day, you too have charted a brilliant future, a brilliant future for Israelis, Palestinians and the region, by presenting a realistic path to a durable peace," Netanyahu said.
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Why can't we accept that this was a brilliant satirical composition, one of the most beloved artistic creations of two brilliant Victorians who never stopped jabbing at their own political milieu?
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And he should be -- he's the most brilliant person.
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SEATTLE (AP) -- Deshaun Watson was brilliant against New England.
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The Ford GT was absolutely brilliant on its own ...
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" Still, the Russian president denied ever calling Trump "brilliant.
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She's brilliant — so sweet and a really amazing actress.
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"It's still brilliant & beautiful," Mr. Sasse wrote on Twitter.
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"Mad Country" is brilliant, daring, memorable — and also uneven.
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And he should be — he's the most brilliant person.
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Like LBP, the first Super Mario Maker was a brilliant proof of concept, offering the internet a toolset approachable enough to build a big buffet of levels—many terrible, but some brilliant.
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KS: No, but in terms of that, one of the phrases, we'll get this question, that Uber used, Arianna Huffington used, was "brilliant jerks," that you have to stop tolerating brilliant jerks.
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He posed for a pretty brilliant photo during the race itself, and then after he'd crossed the finish line he was joined by the women's heptathlon medal-winners for some equally brilliant selfies.
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Looking for troubled male leads in the fall's new dramas, there's the brilliant autistic surgeon of "The Good Doctor" on ABC and the brilliant, bereaved entrepreneur of "Wisdom of the Crowd" on CBS.
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I'm more interested in the brilliant guy behind him. pic.twitter.
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LAS VEGAS — Ehang has a crazy, and maybe brilliant, idea.
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These people had to be unbiased, scientific, brilliant, and out
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Original photo was taken in 2012/13 by the brilliant .
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These are brilliant storytellers, and we're all better for it.
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My really talented hostess is a brilliant vocalist and musician.
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That's what makes the shade's big sister — burgundy — so brilliant.
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Some of these ideas are brilliant, while others are ridiculous.
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Brilliant jurist, has had an amazing career on the court.
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Oh, I thought My Yahoo was brilliant, at the time.
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A brilliant idea and a breakthrough in understanding arrives today.
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Then, this moment took on a whole new, brilliant meaning.
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The food was never anything less than brilliant and diverse.
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Hurd: It's a brilliant script because it's about the characters.
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Your imagination is going to be flowing with brilliant ideas.
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Was £169.99, now £99.99 Brilliant Skin Purifying Pink Clay Mask.
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I'm proactively funding brilliant people trying to solve hard problems.
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It was sad, brilliant, thought provoking, and just plain fabulous!!!
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His opinions are, you know, so well written, so brilliant.
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Brilliant, and funny, and charming, and warm, and empathic, insightful.
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"He's in the camera department, which is brilliant," she said.
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A big 'Four for you!' to the whole brilliant cast!
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She's a brilliant actress and is wonderful in the film.
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Sarah Vowell is a humorous historian, but a brilliant writer.
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Almost 200,000 Australians have had exactly the same brilliant idea.
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Instead, they used it to argue that Trump is brilliant.
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Because she's an artist, but she's also a brilliant businessperson.
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The exhibition lays waste to a brilliant and engaging concept.
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Pockets in the front of the seat cushion are brilliant.
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DHL developed a brilliant hack to solve an archaic problem.
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Using offices for this purpose was a pretty brilliant idea.
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The brilliant friend Arbus soon drops out of the text.
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"They're brilliant, we love them," smiles one member of staff.
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His route to power was as a brilliant labour leader.
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"You were a brilliant woman, storyteller, and friend," wrote Lauren.
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It's brilliant, and I'm happy to be part of it.
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DeLeon won it with a brilliant shot from 25 yards.
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The company Brilliant has sprung up to fill that gap.
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"We'd play this brilliant game called 'Tequila Slaps,' " Turner explained.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Well, I guess he's not so brilliant.
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In general, The Low Road is a brilliant adventure game.
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James is definitely an oddball, but a brilliant great guy.
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A eureka moment arrives, as does some brilliant creative inspiration.
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They can speak to this theme from their brilliant perspectives.
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"James is definitely an oddball, but a brilliant, great guy."
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Stella Lane is brilliant, beautiful, and an extremely successful econometrician.
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So, what do you think about my brilliant commentary, Corey?
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And that is just one example of their brilliant innovations.
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A very brilliant, clear view of what we should do.
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"This is f—— brilliant," Milano, 46, tweeted of the trailer.
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She would add something that was so bizarre and brilliant.
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He's a legendary NBA icon with a brilliant basketball mind.
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But his every sentence is a shaft of brilliant light.
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I watched someone who is decisive, clear, poised and brilliant.
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" She adds: "Becky was so brilliant and loved to travel.
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"I'm less brilliant, but I've also got a great team."
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NO KNOCK ON FACEBOOK, BECAUSE WHAT THEY DID WAS BRILLIANT.
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But it's very, very light with the Clear and Brilliant.
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They have things they're brilliant at and so do we.
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There's Farhad Mohit, a brilliant serial entrepreneur, who founded Bizrate.
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Just been to see "Brilliant Jerks," the play about Uber.
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He was a brilliant hairdresser and simply adored by all.
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A purple City Hall dome to honor a brilliant artist.
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It's brilliant, full of atmospheric songwriting and emotionally affecting melodies.
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Becca's father was a brilliant hunter and fisher, we discover.
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The result: some of the most brilliant American art ever.
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So Gould was very persuasive, and he's a brilliant writer.
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"It's brilliant," Richard Rippon, Drummond Central's social media manager, said.
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Brilliant technically but he never let that make him isolated.
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That's what made the aluminum back on subsequent designs brilliant!
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My brilliant idea was to use Xanax instead of drinking.
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It's brilliant, but I never thought I'd marry a man.
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Trump Draws — a brilliant collection of photoshopped GIFs — was born.
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He was sort of brilliant, at least the cultivation genius.
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The costume designer was really brilliant — there were Guess booties!
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And has also inspired a brilliant response from a man.
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You'll be connecting with eccentric, unusual, and totally brilliant people.
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" Comedian Ellen DeGeneres said Michael "was such a brilliant talent.
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Its people are brilliant, proud, and diverse, vibrant and strong.
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Trump had defended his move on Wednesday as "strategically brilliant".
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" Now they have released the brilliant, unnerving video for "333.
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I think they were both super flawed, super brilliant people.
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I am bold, I am beautiful, and I am brilliant.
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He can be brilliant sometimes, but he can't choose when.
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That's not just a proud mother talking, he was brilliant.
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I'd like to say I had some brilliant silver bullet.
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Some of it was awful, some of it was brilliant.
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The marketing campaign that ensued three months later was brilliant.
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The Underground Railroad is a brilliant and beautifully crafted book.
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The Hillary Clinton campaign buys the domain name www.hombresforhillary.com. Brilliant.
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BECKY QUICK: You have talked— WARREN BUFFETT: And it's brilliant.
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And considering how brilliant you are, you'll definitely surpass that.
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He's a brilliant, terrible man whose flaws are all inconsequential.
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Kevin Barnett was a brilliant comedian and a great guy.
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Without them, it's likely no truly brilliant record would exist.
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This morning brings unexpected surprises and brilliant bursts of inspiration.
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She's a brilliant writer who is working on a novel.
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He is a brilliant man, as the article clearly demonstrates.
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From the sideline, Kidd isn't viewed as a brilliant tactician.
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Yet while seemingly rich, the investment looks brilliant in hindsight.
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A brilliant idea concerning your career will arrive this evening.
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I think he had a brilliant response as Robbie Analogue.
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This man is either a brilliant troll or helplessly hilarious.
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There is brilliant cause and effect, astounding actions and reactions.
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Ezra Pound was basically forgiven treason for his brilliant poetry.
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You can watch it online, and you should: It's brilliant.
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Here are Hollywood's most brilliant conceptions of this superior technology.
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Sos Sosowski has a plan, and it's a brilliant one.
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But if you have a brilliant idea, don't be discouraged.
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She is a brilliant, wonderful human in a fat body.
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A brilliant smile spreads across Namata's face, punctuating her excitement.
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And it's a gorgeous bike with a brilliant paint job.
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It was a brilliant jewel in the black velvet sky.
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The people are supportive, trusting, brilliant and moreover extremely kind.
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Recently Den's album launches in Marrickville and Parramatta were brilliant.
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He's a paragon, he's brilliant, but he's also absolutely able.
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The brilliant astronomer Edmond Halley flirted with it, for instance.
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A long time ago, Corgan also made one brilliant record.
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My parents dropped out of high school but they're brilliant.
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I hired Phil because he was a brilliant defensive coach.
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Brilliant as the concept was, I almost wish his 2000
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It needs to be better, but it is bloody brilliant.
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Janeway was a brilliant polymath and loyal to a fault.
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India is a terrible and brilliant place to do business.
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She was a brilliant writer, and an even better friend.
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Marshall's opinion for the court struck a politically brilliant balance.
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A friend of mine has a brilliant method with allowances.
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Cassidy, 21, is wicked smart and a brilliant future journalist.
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His brilliant acting will be remembered for generations to come.
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It was brilliant but it just didn't feel like me.
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" Instead, he says, "Combine warm-heartedness and this brilliant brain.
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Belichick has earned a reputation as a brilliant talent scout.
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We ran a brilliant campaign, and that's why I'm President.
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I've just read the last one, John Updike is brilliant.
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"I'm not nearly as brilliant as George Carlin," Clem said.
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They were brilliant as far as how their partnership worked.
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The concept of the show sounds ridiculous, but it's brilliant.
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"The car was developed, the car was brilliant," Ryan said.
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It was brilliant because it was rough around the edges.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Well, this is both timely and brilliant.
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Uranus and Neptune introduced themselves in brilliant teals and blues.
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Uranus's energy is brilliant and electric, but it's also chaotic.
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A brilliant idea doesn't always come in a Eureka moment.
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Hampton Hawes's memoir "Raise Up Off Me" is just brilliant.
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It's a brilliant time to tap into your psychic abilities.
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"Brilliant — the best fun known to humanity," Ms. Rennison said.
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She is a brilliant beacon of commitment, intellect, and heart.
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You're a very savvy interviewer too, unlike some brilliant comedians.
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Mary, as a feminist and a brilliant woman, she probes.
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Again, this is a brilliant time to engage in activism.
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Musk is brilliant and his inventions are changing the world.
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Instead, it's time to dream and explore your brilliant imagination.
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There were some incredibly brilliant technical things that he did.
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He's a born leader: cunning, ruthless, and a brilliant strategist.
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OK, umm you've come through to the head office. Brilliant!
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He's a brilliant satirist and he is an investigative journalist.
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"I like Idris - yeah, I think he's brilliant," said Damon.
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But I think Evan Spiegel, who runs it, is brilliant.
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He's a brilliant politician, and let me tell you why.
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Brilliant turquoise window seats are perfect for solitary park gazing.
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It has decent action sequences, brilliant visuals, and excellent acting.
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He is brilliant at bringing people together without the confrontation.
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There is something about it that is brilliant to behold.
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Fortunately, the brilliant details of each statue attract the eye.
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They have played in brilliant sunshine and under closed roofs.
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" Australian Hollywood actor Russell Crowe tweeted: "Ash Barty. #1. Brilliant.
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Who knew Mr. Cohen was such a brilliant renaissance man?
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Third, Democrats devised a brilliant Tao Te Ching messaging strategy.
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The problem is he's not as brilliant as he thinks.
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The MyFreeCams gals were working their brilliant online teasing magic.
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In speedy, strong Fire sign Aries, the energy is brilliant.
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The ancient Greeks were brilliant analyzers of the physical world.
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"It was a brilliant piece of work," he once said.
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It was a woman, I can't remember, she was brilliant.
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As ever, the craft is astounding, the orchestration ceaselessly brilliant.
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We emphasize the ones starring brilliant inventors and earnest toilers.
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It's ridiculous and brilliant and an essential '80s fashion film.
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And he already, as a kid, was doing brilliant work.
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Answering this question is what makes this particular paper brilliant.
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Others were covered by competing voices or the brilliant orchestration.
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They are bold and showcase innovative and brilliant American artists.
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We ran a brilliant campaign, and that's why I'm president.
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But they were brilliant in exploiting the language of fashion.
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Early on, she was the brilliant professor with detailed plans.
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Not Ms. Daniels, who called it a "brilliant" diversionary tactic.
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Bryant had scored 33,643 points in his brilliant pro career.
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In terms of themes, Jane Austen was a brilliant satirist.
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All my life, I've been surrounded by strong, brilliant women.
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We couldn't get through Elena Ferrante's "My Brilliant Friend" either.
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"Charlie was brilliant, kind, funny, sensitive and loving," he said.
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The great detective, inhumanly brilliant, makes sense of things again.
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So again, maybe the president's strategy proves to be brilliant.
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Kids have brilliant imaginations, especially when it comes to art.
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She thought the cabaret act was weird, brilliant, even devastating.
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His sense of color is brilliant; his craftsmanship is incredible.
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Cathleen Schine's brilliant novel, "The Grammarians," is to die for.
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Nate Dogg was also universally respected as a brilliant collaborator.
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So, of course, it's hugely depressing if brilliant and raw.
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The orchestral work is more consistently brilliant than the singing.
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Henry was brilliant for the second week in a row.
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"My first reaction was: 'This is brilliant,'" he said Friday.
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"We are pleased from what we've heard," Mr. Brilliant said.
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Anyone can create a brilliant strategy with benefit of hindsight.
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This is one of the brilliant points of this document.
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That marked the start of a brilliant career in America.
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"We're still leaving a big hole in Asia," Brilliant added.
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There's a bit of the brilliant Lydia Davis in Offill.
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Qassim Suleimani was utterly brilliant, in conception and in execution.
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"Gloria Allred has been brilliant," said defense lawyer Angela Agrusa.
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"Andrea was scary brilliant," said Bordowitz, who became Fraser's boyfriend.
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My mother, for her part, is brilliant at faking it.
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He is a good and brilliant man, respected by all.
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I mean she's popular, she's brilliant, she's a wonderful woman.
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It's clearly showing its age, but it's also clearly brilliant.
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It's fitting that the antidote is a brilliant blue, too.
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He can be charming, quick, brilliant, insightful and neurotically diligent.
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I knew what a brilliant and unique storyteller she was.
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Life's photographs were brave and brilliant, capturing the human moment.
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But in 2018, Trump's Davos strategy was a brilliant stroke.
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We ran a brilliant campaign and that's why I'm president.
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"This opportunity comes with costs if not realized," said Brilliant.
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What do you think about "My Brilliant Friend" so far?
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What her writing is, for the record, is fucking brilliant.
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Mr. Cochrane played electric guitar, with an expressively brilliant range.
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He used the word "brilliant" when his own name appeared.
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It's a brilliant debate tactic and nobody does it better.
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She evokes her transitory existence via some absolutely brilliant photography.
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That's the brilliant thing about nerds ruling the world now.
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Despite the brilliant name, that didn't quite work out either.
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I think that there are elements of it ... Are brilliant.
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Every writer, and every commenter, seemed like a brilliant genius.
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Or at least they thought it was a brilliant plan.
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He could be a brilliant city planner or chess master.
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A book that brilliant couldn't possibly come from a woman.
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It's a brave, new, brilliant, and sinister world out there.
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It's terrifying, it's hard to process, and it is brilliant.
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The "Brilliant" setting has the standard lights with a few of the yellow ones thrown in, but in terms of photo results, I'm not sure what makes "Cool" and "Brilliant" different from one another.
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It features "a perfect, round, brilliant diamond around four-and-a-half to five carats and about a half carat of round, brilliant diamonds flanking the center stone on the band," Villepigue told E!
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"When I was introduced to Haley by a former lawyer at our firm, I immediately picked up on the fact that she was obviously brilliant — brilliant and a good person," Zumpano told the publication.
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Meg's father (Chris Pine), a brilliant and ambitious scientist, has disappeared, leaving behind Meg; her brother, Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe); and their mother (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who is also a brilliant and ambitious scientist.
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If I were doing the same thing in Berlin, I think it would be much harder to get noticed because there are a lot of brilliant people doing a lot of brilliant things over there.
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Some of the most brilliant people I have met in my life — something I don't have to worry about; I consider myself pretty average — the most brilliant people, often their blessing can be their curse.
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I was an anthropology major, and to me, the idea of there being more to the world than we can see or realize and that deities are walking among us is a brilliant, brilliant story.
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Brilliant new source of revenue for #China #Bikesharing: in-wheel advertising.
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It has also produced brilliant sound that's left me deeply satisfied.
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You are the sweetest, most brilliant young man I've ever met.
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"Betsy DeVos is a brilliant and passionate education advocate," he said.
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Henry might have been brilliant, if only he could have cared.
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Had BBQs, parties, game nights — and didn't diet, which was brilliant.
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Brilliant concept; should have been put to use last month, though.
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The brilliant, often hilarious short reviews were originally uncovered by DangerousMinds.
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Carter Page doesn&apost really strike me as a really brilliant.
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Feehan's brilliant art imbues that suggestion with a whiff of anxiety.
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Sandra L. Dyas Andrew Offutt was a brilliant and determined man.
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Brilliant man and obviously follow through on the president&aposs policies.
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The result was a powder as brilliant as a bluebird's wing.
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" British journalist Piers Morgan described Krauthammer as a "brilliant political analyst.
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"Brilliant move by IBM," Box CEO Aaron Levie tweeted this afternoon.
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Osaka, who grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, played brilliant tennis.
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Jeremy Corbyn taking a Pringle from a supporter in Cambridge. Brilliant!
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"Tessa is brilliant in every sense," he said during an interview.
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She came up with a brilliant idea for a Christmas card.
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And that's why his gambit on Thursday night was so brilliant.
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Jack Black plays a teenage girl, and it's kind of brilliant.
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When you hire Jurgen Klinsmann, you don't hire a brilliant coach.
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Contemporaries at Yale Law School have told me she's genuinely brilliant.
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Elena and Lila reading in Episode 2 of My Brilliant Friend.
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The choppers landed, and "a large crew of brilliant fighters" emerged.
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It was also a brilliant move on Joy and Nolan's part.
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Click through for eight brilliant makeovers for your favorite Ikea products.
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They dressed as "The Jacksons," and their costumes are equally brilliant.
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You've got Josh Brener [who plays Big Head], a brilliant comedian.
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You've got Chris Diamantopolous [who plays Russ Hanneman], a brilliant talent.
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It was regarded as brilliant, and O'Neill himself as a seer.
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Some tried distracting Israeli snipers with mirrors reflecting the brilliant sun.
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He was, said British actor Hugh Laurie, a "beautiful, brilliant man."
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Apart from her activities being completely illegal, they are absolutely brilliant.
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Yellow is really fun, especially a mustard, and white is brilliant.
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"He's difficult, he's arrogant, but he's kind of brilliant," Cumberbatch says.
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The early days of Hilton's fashion sense were strange yet brilliant.
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One brilliant moment used sound effects so effectively I visibly cringed.
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Each of them is brilliant – saturated with such striking film work.
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The design of this new generation of Powerbeats is subtly brilliant.
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"It was brilliant, it was gorgeous, I loved Zoey," said Hough.
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A brilliant Bachelorette fan had the foresight to screenshot Chad's Match.
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" "I'm sure there are some open-minded, intuitive, brilliant older matchmakers.
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He's brilliant," she said, before revealing, "We made a song together.
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Their questions are all great, and their points are all brilliant.
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"They're so young but so brilliant and so strong," she said.
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But then, out of the darkness, there shone a brilliant light.
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"They're so young but so brilliant and so strong," she says.
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"It is a brilliant idea and a sustainable solution," Rodriguez says.
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Your already-brilliant ideas will smell as good as they sound.
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It's chaotic and brilliant, which mostly describes Onrush as a whole.
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Brilliant conclusion or not, I had figured out my person's location!
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It's what makes the emotional scenes in Pixar movies so brilliant.
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Despite the physical differences, she is flashing the same brilliant smile.
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That brilliant blue was just a tad too familiar for comfort.
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This is a brilliant time to put yourself out there, professionally.
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We could do the whole hour with your three brilliant men.
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And then I could just catch up that -- that&aposs brilliant.
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A "princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact".
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I'm still not entirely sure this isn't some absolutely brilliant hoax.
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It's a brilliant deal, if you take a look at it.
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Especially when he's got brilliant advisers like Nakia on his side.
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" His costar, Mahershala Ali, also agreed, saying, "Viggo has been brilliant.
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It's brilliant—so close to perfection that the minor imperfection nags.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's flawed but periodically brilliant series Who Is America?
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Machine learning is enabling some brilliant things in art and music.
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"He is a brilliant guy, for all his quirks," he says.
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"I would say you're doing a brilliant job," Headey reassured listeners.
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And he believes this is a brilliant and tragically necessary idea.
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She weeps openly, giving us our brilliant cry of the season.
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It's classic Scandic noir — brilliant storytelling, and the performances are amazing.
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He's built a brilliant company full of iconic songs and artists.
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To say Musk is a brilliant salesman would be an understatement.
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He's a brilliant songwriter and musician, and just a flawless showman.
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I thought, 'My brain is being defragged, how brilliant is that!
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Google just announced a brilliant solution to this problem: Instant Apps.
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Suddenly, this gondola plan sounds extra brilliant…Williamsburg has a problem.
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Does it offer a brilliant argument against the show's biggest critics?
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As well as making games, he was brilliant at playing them.
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"We lost out on a generation of brilliant men," Smokes says.
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And she was absolutely brilliant in conceptual ideas around the internet.
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The ballroom scene is like Hollywood—you're surrounded by brilliant performers.
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But will this be a meteoric rise of a brilliant blogger?
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The moment he mentioned it, I thought it was absolutely brilliant.
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And I went, 'Oh my God, that's so brilliant, that's genius.
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Some powerful connections and brilliant ideas will be born this afternoon.
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Today, we bring to you another (brilliant) example of the latter.
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Meet the brilliant mind behind the "Third Wheel Extravaganza" Instagram page.
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And I thought it was brilliant the way he did it.
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And I don't think this quarter is going to be brilliant.
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Chester Bennington was a whole, brilliant, successful person and a survivor.
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Trump defended his move on Wednesday and called it "strategically brilliant".
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Motoko herself is tall and broad-shouldered, with brilliant blue eyes.
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Taken as a whole, the Miata is a brilliant second car.
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A new, brilliant concept or understanding will arrive this morning, Leo.
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There will be a nervous energy, but brilliant breakthroughs are likely.
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He was a brilliant father, a perfect husband, a good friend.
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Even though they're just words, they're not trying to be brilliant.
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
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Arianna Huffington told CNBC that no "brilliant jerks" will be spared.
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She is, in fact, a brilliant inventor in her own right.
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"He's a battle-tested warrior and a brilliant strategist," she said.
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It's terrifying and brilliant and you can listen to it below.
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It s brilliant that they are getting to go on holiday.
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He was a brilliant man, he was faithful to the Constitution.
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She's not only brilliant and charming but gorgeous inside and out.
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Philosophy is boring, but (or therefore) its teachers count as brilliant.
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The world has lost a beautiful mind and a brilliant scientist.
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Don't get me wrong, though—Uncharted 4 is a brilliant game.
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A brilliant wave of creative inspiration will arrive this evening, Aquarius!
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I think he's a really nice guy and a brilliant musician.
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"He was a brilliant guy," said Kuyda, who was similarly ambitious.
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There's an erratic yet brilliant energy around communication late this evening.
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The team are beyond brilliant, I wish them all the best.
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"They were so brilliant and so amazing in color," she said.
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I had brilliant actors who made a lot of great decisions.
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He happened to be a Harvard M.B.A., and he was brilliant.
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Books, after all, are educational and help you yield brilliant ideas.
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" Graham's response was brilliant: "She sounds like my kind of lady.
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Gracie III, but the welterweight tournament is brilliant in its simplicity.
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A brilliant breakthrough will arrive today—suddenly you'll understand something important.
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It's not trying to prove how brilliant and deep it is.
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We've just chosen what we think is an absolutely brilliant novelist.
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Pro tip Brilliant fun for kids on a long road trip!
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"Brilliant Orange: The Neurotic Genius of Dutch Football," by David Winner.
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The Mozambique-born Portuguese has been hailed as "brilliant" and "difficult".
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WE HAVE BRILLIANT COMPETITORS THAT ARE PURE PLAY E-COMMERCE COMPANIES.
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Matt Schlapp: With Kavanaugh, America will have a bold, brilliant justice.
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He's a really good player, he's brilliant with the left foot.
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I once asked Mr. Robertson where that brilliant riff came from.
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Or Lugar could be bold and brilliant and choose a female.
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And the move, though simple, was a brilliant lesson in leadership.
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On July 219, he posted aerial photos of a brilliant sunrise.
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So brilliant, they have a habit of making opponents look foolish.
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Many credit Putin with being a brilliant strategist, but he's not.
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Andrew's brilliant idea, as he had self-touted throughout the meal.
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"At places like Goldman ... they have brilliant people there," he says.
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During the war, LOST filled the trenches with brilliant-yellow plumes.
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" They also offered praise for Comey, referring to him as "brilliant.
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Beyoncé once told Clarke that she thinks the actress is "brilliant."
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Those familiar with Ray's legal scholarship know he's a brilliant writer.
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But Vasyl is brilliant at solving problems and working out puzzles.
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A brilliant orange light glows behind; the effect is visually stunning.
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Rockledge, Florida (CNN)Gracie Gregory smiles beneath her brilliant blue eyes.
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A flash of intuitive insight brings you a brilliant idea today.
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This annotated photograph of the Senate floor last night is brilliant.
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As far as the other guests, Steve Von Till is brilliant.
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"I have no idea who this brilliant lady is," T.I. tweeted.
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This is, however, a brilliant time for creativity and problem-solving!
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He begins to investigate the suicide of a brilliant American anthropologist.
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It's a very beautiful, brilliant script—and it needed to be.
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You offer up the tiniest but most brilliant details about him.
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We were very happy, monogamous, and most of it was brilliant.
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You are a million brilliant sparks, flashing against a midnight sky.
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So save those brilliant ideas in your notebook for later, Gemini.
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It's a brilliant moment of acting from both Skarsgård and Kidman.
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But Palmer's season, with those receivers and that offense, was brilliant.
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It's an especially exciting evening to network; brilliant ideas are shared.
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Taking an Oxy before class can actually make your day brilliant.
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David is a brilliant and rock-solid drummer and sound artist.
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Again, this isn't just brilliant for romance, but also for creativity.
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Leigh Bardugo, she's just a fucking genius, she's just so brilliant.
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No disrespect to Robert, I think he is a brilliant artist.
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Frankly, I commend Roker for what may be a brilliant troll.
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You'll have plenty of brilliant ideas for making life easier, too.
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A Switch loaded up with the brilliant Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.
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It's a brilliant day for manifestation—an abundant energy is flowing!
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It's called Keep Sailing, it's brilliant and you should watch it.
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It's a brilliant time to let go of a bad habit.
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He's been a colleague, highly respected, brilliant guy, everybody knows it.
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A deranged hitchhiker says he's come up with a brilliant plan.
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"Mark was brilliant, both in brains and in spirit," Mara says.
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This is a brilliant time to focus on your spiritual practice.
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Bridge established a brilliant precedent for alternating narration of this type.
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" Ms. DeVos, he said, was a "brilliant and passionate education advocate.
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His period of brilliant success in France left only two monuments.
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There was no curse to blame, only Neymar — brilliant, exasperating Neymar.
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I want to see more brilliant, non-cool people being explored.
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Trump's departure from the decades-long bipartisan consensus was politically brilliant.
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Beaming Friday, bright Saturday, brilliant Sunday — with highs in the 40s.
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The brilliant rainbows, it turns out, are actually fire and explosions.
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She was one of the most brilliant women I've ever met.
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At her best, Warren is also brilliant at shaping the narrative.
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The team of writers thing, I think is kind of brilliant.
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Adam Keiper did brilliant work with the back of the book.
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But what a brilliant match of material and theater it is.
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Are we all in an episode of HBO's My Brilliant Friend?
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Jon Ronson's book makes a brilliant case for never doing that.
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You can read The Times' review of "My Brilliant Friend" here.
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So it slightly contradicts what you're saying, because you're so brilliant.
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But Annie is brilliant, and he was totally on her level.
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MR. REARDON: It's the most brilliant marketing play in recent history.
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But there's something brilliant that Millar and artist Steve McNiven do.
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But you know, I'm listening to all these brilliant people talk.
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The book I'm reading is brilliant, but it's still in hardcover.
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Luis Severino was brilliant, allowing only one hit through seven innings.
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And this brilliant book, "The Art of Death," by Edwidge Danticat.
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Each team has a defensive weakness, beginning with its brilliant guard.
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Altering a work so brilliant and beloved always upsets some fans.
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They appear as dark cutouts in a brilliant haze of light.
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Dr. Hinton started out under a constellation of brilliant scientific stars.
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Not every woman killed in the name of witchcraft was brilliant.
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Including with two brilliant O'Neill interpreters we didn't know we had.
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That's when he was at his best — charming, funny, brilliant even.
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Pat is a brilliant guy, but I've never seen that emotion.
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Its volumes begged irresistibly to be picked up, like brilliant children.
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Brian is a master broadcaster, and the show is so brilliant.
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We know what a brilliant woman she turned out to be.
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"[He] is a brilliant man," Shotwell said, according to the report.
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"I have no idea who this brilliant lady is," T.I. tweeted.
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They bring the ludicrous extravagance of absolute power into brilliant focus.
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The curbs are brilliant in the sun, as smooth as marble.
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Admirers of Mr. Steiner found his erudition and his arguments brilliant.
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But we've lost track of what a brilliant thing it is.
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Elisea F. in San Antonio Elisea F. in San Antonio: Brilliant!
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This is a brilliant time for adventure—your mind is expanding.
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It took a brilliant mind to be so damn funny. pic.twitter.
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Kamala Harris is brilliant, and would crush Trump in a debate.
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"She was a brilliant talent and a wicked comedian," he said.
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It's just before twilight, and the sky is a brilliant orange.
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Saeed Tahmasebi Khademasadi was a brilliant engineer with a bright future.
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Its self-healing abilities add a brilliant, if complicated extra dimension.
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My Brilliant Friend opens with Lila, now aged 66, having disappeared.
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A brilliant change begins today, and you're excited about the future.
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There were brilliant passages of his that I left almost intact.
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It was such a brilliant self-referential capstone I'd ever heard.
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Reed, you know, who has been brilliant – DAVID FABER: Reed Hastings.
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Feynman was a brilliant mind, a legendary trickster, a bon vivant.
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The brilliant Metroid-like adventure Axiom Verge is getting a sequel.
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"They were real brilliant, the way they handled themselves," he said.
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"Justice Andrew McDonald is a brilliant and thoughtful jurist," Looney said.
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Apple is by no means the first with this brilliant idea.
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Word went around that Perelmann's son was not crazy but brilliant.
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The nation is home to a brilliant ecosystem of black technologists.
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In sum, Pinker is widely regarded as a brilliant, accomplished man.
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A brilliant dance number with Karen Filippelli and some warehouse guys!
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Dunce is full of brave, tender, sweet, funny, and brilliant poems.
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And viewed through that latter lens, it's honestly sort of brilliant.
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Humbleness, kindness and humility are how a brilliant salesperson attracts customers.
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I think it's brilliant what he's doing and what he's saying.
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Even the concrete ground floor is finished in brilliant white epoxy.
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On first glance, this may seem like a pretty brilliant plan.
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She continues to seem genuine, thoughtful, committed, and of course brilliant.
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"Fences," at least in part, is Wilson's brilliant response to that.
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"Kate was brilliant, deep, and uncompromising," she said in an email.
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She didn't open her mouth unless what came out was brilliant.
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I think that this is one of his most brilliant insights.
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They ought to be delicious, though not necessarily profound or brilliant.
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He obviously knew he was a very brilliant and complex guy.
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He is a brilliant athlete with stunning vision and dribbling ability.
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It is brilliant and straightforward, at once realistic and dream-like.
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It was a canny, even brilliant, political move on Francis's part.
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Audis interiors are typically brilliant, the Q7's is no exception.
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Win: Bear Story Place: World of Tomorrow Show: Sanjay's Super Team Should win: World of Tomorrow is a brilliant, brilliant film, and it's one that I have thought about many times since I first saw it.
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There's a brilliant, brilliant piece in the Atlantic, cover story a couple months ago, that the author talked about the 9.9 percent, not the 1003, as being the real ... and this notion of the inherited meritocracy.
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"It was a brilliant move to send a small amount of coin to the address to pique attention—the audience watching that address are brilliant hacker types, cryptographic puzzle solvers," @coin_artist told me in an email.
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He was a brilliant and clever kid, and unfortunately, if you're brilliant and clever but you're born into a family of all-time geniuses, that's a really hard position to be in and maintain your pride.
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"These brilliant judges, these brilliant prosecutors are asked basic questions about the law, and they don't answer it," Andrew Cohen, a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University Law School, told Retro Report.
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And Portia Doubleday, Carly Chaikin, Stephanie Corneliussen, I mean, and now Grace Gummer came on in the second season, just brilliant, brilliant actresses, all doing very different things and none of them really playing a love interest.
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Her eyes, a brilliant star-sapphire blue, still blazed at the memory.
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"K: "I'm biased, but I think her sense of humor is brilliant.
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All three of my kids are so brilliant in their own ways.
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He is, by all accounts, a brilliant jurist and a kind man.
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Brilliant is not the word I'd use to describe the rest. Gross?
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If you thought Hamilton was brilliant, just wait till you see this.
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Wolfgang Pauli was among the most brilliant physicists of the 20th century.
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Again, this is a brilliant time to work on your psychic development.
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There are too few transformational and brilliant women in the public eye.
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Now, a brilliant new Instagram account is challenging the app's sexist guidelines.
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That's when Kendrick Lamar, the brilliant lyricist behind the good kid, m.
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Now, I don't know if he's brilliant or not, but definitely dogged.
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"[The law] was a brilliant political move on their part," Glessner said.
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BitTorrent — the company — got started on the assumption that Cohen was brilliant.
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He was a brilliant example on how to face disease with courage.
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Along the way, he's met and worked with brilliant leaders and entrepreneurs.
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He is a brilliant scientist who completely gets the power of art.
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I can't wait for everyone to see the brilliant work you've done.
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It's partly so brilliant because it understands the vulnerabilities of open societies.
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Baryshnikov's Nijinsky is crazed, confused, in pain, but forever and always brilliant.
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He's brilliant and just shocks me with what he's going to do.
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H.R. McMaster to be his national security adviser is a brilliant decision.
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" Getting serious, Washington said the Best Supporting Actress nominee is "obviously brilliant.
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These guys are either brilliant or have gone a step too far.
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Greig [Fraser], the director of photography, is brilliant and an amazing operator.
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Those brilliant girls teach us all a lesson - love to them all!
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Your thuggish jabs at a brilliant director, Patty Jenkins, are ill advised.
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I think he's amazing... I think he's brilliant in everything he does.
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It's not because women are less entrepreneurial or don't have brilliant ideas.
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Don't miss the new episode of our podcast The News — it's brilliant.
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That's where some brilliant people created this Becoming a Man counseling activity.
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The NOVA decarboxylator is a brilliant new invention that activates THC precisely.
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"HAHAHAHA Brilliant… see you soon 💀," the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer wrote.
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Brilliant ideas that'll help you be more productive will come up today.
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The first is the simplest: In financial markets, being brilliant isn't enough.
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It may not deliver a brilliant video tab in the short term.
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One is Elena Ferrante's "My Brilliant Friend," which I've only just started.
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And brilliant artists help us re-imagine it, over and over again.
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A badass brilliant sexy passionate loyal to the Jedi ways kinda Jedi!
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The scene on the outside of the building was a brilliant one.
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Some critics were virulent; others thought it commercially astute and conceptually brilliant.
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So Heidi came up with a brilliant plan to ease his anxiety.
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" Earlier, Mensch had written, "[Kelly is] a brilliant artist, with unlimited talent.
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So long, ASSLaw, you're time on Earth was short, bright and brilliant.
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I was also lucky to work with the brilliant cinematographer Audra Murray.
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We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?
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Click here to view original GIFWhy wasn't my photography teacher this brilliant?
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He also happens to be a brilliant diagnostician, so, who cares, right?
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This is what [Blake] does and he is so brilliant at it.
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I can just rise from the ashes in a more brilliant way.
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This is a brilliant day to try and kick a bad habit.
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So theoretically, working out in your lunch break is a brilliant idea.
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And having these experiences makes for way more rounded, brilliant human beings.
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Cessna shared his collection of brilliant cards on Imgur for everyone's enjoyment.
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"Always thought Kevin Meaney was a brilliant comedian," actor Patton Oswalt wrote.
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On top of that, we finished this intense, brilliant experience, essentially separately.
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The center is set with a detachable brooch of 10 brilliant diamonds.
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But Balenciaga's idea to focus solely on the color black was brilliant.
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Less brilliant ones, meanwhile, are often left scrambling for money and recognition.
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The finale was "entirely outrageous, disorientating, irresponsible, and also brilliant," Bradshaw added.
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Women should choose color, shine, and personality as brilliant as they are.
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Tampa Bay goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 217 shots in a brilliant performance.
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Well, so does Alice Bolin, the author of this brilliant essay collection.
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Ahead, the celebrity couples from 2018 that will make brilliant Halloween looks.
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We are in an age of sex-positive entertainment, and it's brilliant.
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His follow-up track "Jasmine" was similarly brilliant, if not even better.
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We couldn't help but write more for her because she's so brilliant.
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The game has a lot of brilliant puzzles built around this mechanic.
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It was brilliant but the best they could do at the time.
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Goal; Brilliant cross from Rooney but a fantastic header from Zlatan Ibrahimovic!!!!
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This is why I don't talk about my "brilliant ideas" in public.
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Longer videos on Vine was unveiled too late despite the brilliant #CampUnplug.
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It doesn't have to respond with complex, unique thoughts or brilliant insights.
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Exciting meetings take place, brilliant ideas are shared, and commitments are discussed.
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Brilliant ideas will be had today, but a confrontation is also likely.
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At times, the results are genius: The Monitor is a brilliant album.
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But he gave his final interview, and it was brilliant: MUST SEE!
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And brick by brick, she continues to lay down a brilliant career.
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Some of the most amazing, brilliant minds out there are just struggling.
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He is a brilliant guy who only cares about the president's agenda.
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She is almost 193 years old and is a brilliant search dog.
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It's from A212, so you know it'll be idiosyncratic and probably brilliant.
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Essentially, he was arguing with himself about the brilliant girl group. Classic.
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It doesn't hurt that the onboarding is brilliant and subtly self-directed.
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He's brilliant, but conducts himself like he needs adult supervision, you know.
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Brilliant eureka moments inspire you to dream even bigger for your future.
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But doing spon con through memes, like Unbound is doing, is brilliant.
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You're brewing up brilliant ideas today, thanks to Mercury's clash with Jupiter.
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Bentham was a brilliant philosopher and an influential individual during his lifetime.
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So sad to hear of the passing of the brilliant John Clarke.
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"She's brilliant," says Jack Antonoff over the phone from his Brooklyn apartment.
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You will come up with new, brilliant ways to handle your business.
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Why didn't the brilliant minds at Lyft call this Prank My Ride?
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The energy is chaotic at work (but brilliant ideas could be had!).
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" Tanger Factory Outlet: "I think [its recently announced stock buyback] is brilliant.
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Brilliant insights arrive as the moon connects with the sun this afternoon.
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Needless to say, we are 1,000% here for this brilliant fantasy film.
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"These cartels are absolutely brilliant in how they do business," said Kelly.
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Commenters are echoing our thought about how brilliant this woman's stunt was.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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Luckily, Google developed its own app, and the results were pretty brilliant.
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She's brilliant and I think you're going to like this one, Hoda.
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This brilliant symbiosis is at the cutting edge of visionary conservation practice.
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"I will miss Shimon Peres, my brilliant and eloquent friend," he tweeted.
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You can go back to Zooming your brilliant brainstorms in peace, everyone.
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I followed that immediately with Rooney's brilliant debut novel Conversations With Friends.
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"Jeremy's proven everyone wrong ... he ran such a brilliant campaign," he said.
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Which means I must remember the brilliant meme that game inspired: Geddan.
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Called Edley "brilliant," but may not have shared his idea with Obama.
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Someone just used one of her songs in a brilliant new way.
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He is a brilliant economist who has spent a lifetime in preparation.
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Look at it, on the glowing pad there, all posable and brilliant.
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But none is as creepy or as brilliant as Ian McEwan's latest.
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Paulson, a frequent Murphy player, is, so far, brilliant in the role.
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"That's why protests at Statue of Liberty today were brilliant," she continued.
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These were brilliant men who created a system of carefully balanced powers.
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Where to watch: My Brilliant Friend is available via HBO's streaming platforms.
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Accept those two factors, and your stay in Fiji will be brilliant.
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With these two planets working effectively together, brilliant changes can be made.
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Plodding and moody, Chappaquiddick contains a brilliant lead performance by Jason Clarke.
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Resplendent in bright, brilliant white, she gave her acceptance speech with gusto.
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His massive business bankruptcies were not failures but brilliant bits of management.
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George is a brilliant lawyer at the highest levels of constitutional theory.
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It was a brilliant political slogan, a whistle heard by many dogs.
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He is brilliant, wickedly funny, a force of nature despite his disabilities.
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Affleck's brilliant work in Manchester by the Sea is the total opposite.
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A brilliant, problem-solving energy abounds and we're in a confident mood.
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Mr. Lopez, a brilliant draftsman, was responsible for all illustrations and designs.
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The Crown's season 3 won't cheer her up — it's brilliant but unflattering.
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ISHERWOOD O.K., I raise a white flag: I agree she was brilliant.
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Yamamoto was brilliant in his first five starts this season (1.24 ERA).
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The new fetish is the flawlessly functioning, metallically brilliant apparatus as such. . . .
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You'll have some brilliant ideas today; however, expressing yourself may feel difficult.
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Brilliant and eccentric, a gregarious and generous woman, she found conformity taxing.
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The results can be brilliant, amusing, infuriating or all of the above.
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The results can be brilliant or amusing or infuriating, or some combination.
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What a brilliant idea -- rides, Mickey Mouse ice cream and a kidney!
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But he said Meier was "brilliant" for thinking through all these scenarios.
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"Dylan is the brilliant inheritor of the bardic tradition," Mr. Rushdie added.
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They can inspire brilliant leaps of faith, or retreats into the trite.
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One of these brilliant retrospective static displays was revealed on August 26.
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" He said, "He's an incredible guy, Liberal, brilliant, and a great guy.
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The Clinton team's dirty trick was as diabolical as it was brilliant.
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A mother of three, she was brilliant, sharp-witted, strong and creative.
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Just two days after getting engaged, Jen Glantz had a brilliant idea.
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Similarly, Pete Buttigieg has been fine on the debate stage, not brilliant.
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I watched your programme last night and I thought it was brilliant.
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Fearless, brilliant, they remind me what the stakes of art should be.
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She has become not just a brilliant poet, but an essential witness.
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It doesn't hurt that everything coming out of his mouth is brilliant.
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This produces brilliant flashes of light that we call a meteor shower.
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Nino, as he was known, engaged in operatic gestures and brilliant rhetoric.
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"In actual fact, it's been brilliant having this time off," he shared.
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I don't think I'll ever be as brilliant as Steven is, though.
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In theory, the current political moment provides a brilliant opportunity for zingers.
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Vivian Abenshushan and Verónica Gerber write brilliant books that defy generic conventions.
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It's a brilliant installation, a work of art in its own right.
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"Europe is struggling with the Brexit negotiations and other challenges," said Brilliant.
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Kevin Morby has released two brilliant records in the last two years.
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Fawn-legged, she totters into the paparazzi's arms, signature smile still brilliant.
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Mars and Pluto connect to bring a brilliant boost to your intuition.
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That was as brilliant as you can get, and with huge success.
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We absolutely need brilliant, critical eyes watching and criticizing our every move.
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Depending on the viewer, Portman's vocal choices could sound brilliant or campy.
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He's brilliant, cruel, and not one for simple plots or obvious conclusions.
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It's an environment where brilliant, inane dogmas flourish, arcane codes are spoken.
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Tiger tanks bursting from a treeline into a brilliant sheet of snow.
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His sandpaper voice and his brilliant trumpet sound perfectly symbolize Miles's duality.
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There's no doubt he was a brilliant detective, but mistakes were made.
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"She's brilliant with numbers," says Jeff Stern, Misty's press and media director.
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Your imagination will be brilliant today, so break out your art supplies.
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And if it is, you're either brilliant or it's a red flag!
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You've come up with a brilliant idea for a product or service.
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I hope you enjoy these brilliant highlighters as much as I do!
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Within a few days of searching, I found a brilliant new assistant.
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To me, it's really brilliant that sex work is legal in Australia.
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" He added, "We ran a brilliant campaign, and that's why I'm president.
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"That juxtaposition is really a kind of brilliant mechanism," Mr. Harcourt said.
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Brilliant Visions encapsulates a small portion of that effort, to poignant effect.
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So a weekly, city-sponsored recreation event seems like a brilliant idea.
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I thought, 'This'll either be so brilliant, or I'll get so fired.
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The brilliant caricaturist Al Hirschfeld comes to mind; he lived to 99.
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Mercury connects with Uranus on February 9, bringing a brilliant eureka moment.
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But until then, how San Antonio is using Gay has been brilliant.
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Contrary to her darkness, Lilith in Gemini has an exceptionally brilliant mind .
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In Cherbourg, France, I stayed extra days in a randomly brilliant apartment.
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Mercury's connection with Uranus brings an unexpected but brilliant idea your way.
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Communication planet Mercury mingles with genius Uranus, bringing brilliant ideas your way.
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It would be nice to discuss such things with this brilliant scholar.
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His brilliant adaptations of "Pinocchio" (2008) and "Cinderella" (2011) also tour regularly.
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The mud is then washed off, leaving behind a brilliant pearly surface.
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Both young Reggies were brilliant — little Matthew looks like me as well.
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Richard Strauss wrote his brilliant last opera, "Capriccio," on this very theme.
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Brilliant, beautiful ones, but the bodies they're meant to hold have vanished.
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"It is brilliant," Vincent Canby wrote in his review for The Times.
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Here's what else is happening: Rock your shades, it's a brilliant day.
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It's awful to see this preternaturally composed and brilliant person break down.
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Antonio Brown is perhaps the N.F.L.'s most consistently brilliant wide receiver.
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Hitchens and Tony were brilliant conversationalists and could hold court with authority.
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Mr. Hefner was brilliant in starting his First Amendment awards in 1979.
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It was brilliant and I actually won a beautiful work of his.
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The young girl, [called] Babe [played by Micaela Diamond], is so brilliant.
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It is a comfortable situation to be in because they are brilliant.
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We seek to cast light on the brilliant work produced by teenagers.
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Messenger planet Mercury connects with brilliant Uranus, bringing you a big breakthrough!
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with brilliant Uranus, bringing an emotional breakthrough.
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"What Dr. Stachel is doing, is really brilliant," says midwife Rachel Zaslow.
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The first is that Elizabeth Warren is running a strategically brilliant campaign.
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Brilliant is trying not to say "I told you so" too often.
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Brilliant is optimistic that an antiviral might prove effective against Covid-19.
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Indeed it does — boring and brilliant and a lesson to us all.
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With brilliant technique and rhapsodic daring, Mr. Zimerman gives a stunning performance.
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Both women were famous as teachers and writers, not as brilliant cooks.
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What a brilliant suggestion — making a place for everyone at the table.
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I think using the handmaids' costume as a protest mechanism is brilliant.
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Unfortunately, "My Brilliant Friend" doesn't provide the same kind of plot points.
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All around was nothing but golden sand, underneath a brilliant blue sky.
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Experts called it one of the most brilliant turnarounds in business history.
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This monitor brings Samsung's vaunted, brilliant QLED color technology to your workspace.
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" Jay Sekulow, counsel to the President, praised Cipollone as a "brilliant attorney.
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That included chugging a brilliant cocktail of Skittles dissolved in warm water.
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My first pick, The Water Dancer by the brilliant Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Val was lovely, funny, brilliant — the tenderest, kindest person I'd ever met.
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I thought her performance Wednesday evening was tactically brilliant and strategically catastrophic.
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But the film is also a brilliant window into modern-day Korea.
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I'm more strategic and worry, he's a brilliant executor and finds solutions.
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Neil Marshall also did a brilliant job early on with his battles.
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Tesla, by contrast, today is a terrible idea with a brilliant leader.
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Read more: The 10 Most Brilliant Franchise Founders We're Eternally Grateful For
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The company sent it into the stratosphere in a brilliant marketing stunt.
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It's a brilliant, simple solution that prevents tangled cables and clogged outlets.
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Many brilliant executives and capable employees suddenly found themselves on the street.
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He had only six years of schooling, but he was breathtakingly brilliant.
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It took the effort of many brilliant and decisive statesmen and stateswomen.
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That enraged Mr Trump, who maintains that his decision was "strategically brilliant".
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These are the brilliant buys travel pros never leave the house without.
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Who knows, we may yet find one with its own brilliant scientists.
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It will gainfully employ brilliant people like Werner Herzog and Amy Sedaris.
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The brilliant Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica was a prodigy and a trailblazer.
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Silicon Valley celebrates the massive exits and the brilliant entrepreneurs behind them.
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Moments of frustration are often a spark of brilliant ideas and solutions.
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A former professor called him a "brilliant student, incapable of hurting anyone".
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"This end game issue -- this is what we're working through," said Brilliant.
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I have a brilliant contractor working for me who scouts new startups.
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Your brilliant mind, your sharp wit - and above all, your kind heart.
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And I thought he was smart, and brilliant, and honest and genuine.
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A passionate, funny, brilliant man with an unquenchable love of retro pop.
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Everything in Natalie's article will be brilliant and beautifully expressed and true.
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They flood the sky with brilliant bursts of scarlet, emerald, and ivory.
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If you don't do the basics, you can't be a brilliant salesperson.
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Fred Rogers wasn't just a brilliant educator and a profoundly moral person.
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The brilliant stained-glass palette has a special affinity for hot reds.
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He is a deep strategic thinker, tactically brilliant, with unparalleled personal courage.
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Even the world's most brilliant thinkers confess to feeling like frauds sometimes.
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"You will see brilliant, red Mars shining beneath it," Dr. Fienberg said.
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He has so many scenes in the show that are subtly brilliant.
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Brilliant-cut diamonds surround the plaque, closely set by visible gold metal.
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Nile Rogers did that soundtrack and it was like brilliant pop music.
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Alternatively, Melissa Clark's brilliant recipe for pasta with parsnips and bacon (above).
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The band's brilliant major label debut, though, remains sadly out of reach.
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And actually, recently, Arianna Huffington has called it "brilliant jerks" at Uber.
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Lafleur's paintings entice passersby with their brilliant hues and undeniably cool aesthetic.
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He's not just a brilliant filmmaker—he's studied film his entire life.
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The 11 tracks on Small Clan are quietly brilliant, full of nuance.
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Their starting five includes three brilliant defenders in Green, Thompson, and Durant.
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There are brilliant segments, but I can watch those on YouTube, right?
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And vain, ambitious Margaret — brilliant Margaret, ignorant Margaret — is a perfect subject.
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And her attitude, Faye Dunaway, who is just brilliant in that movie.
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Swap out Robert Downey Jr. as brilliant weapons engineer Tony Stark for Benedict Cumberbatch as brilliant surgeon Stephen Strange — complete with arrogant air, hipster goatee and life-altering trauma to kick things off — and it's downright déjà vu.
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"Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights," Salman Rushdie Salman is brilliant at fantasy (he's also brilliant at reality), but I think this is my favorite fantastical magical book he's ever written — but who knows what's coming?
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"My love and thanks to the brilliant gentlemen I made this record with @MarkRonson @tameimpala @bloodpop & Josh Homme," she wrote My love and thanks to the brilliant gentlemen I made this record with @MarkRonson @tameimpala @bloodpop & Josh Homme pic.twitter.
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That is, the video simply retcons some Kobe onto him, or over him; it shows you that Kawhi Leonard is brilliant, and then tells you that he is brilliant because he has embraced and embodies Bryant's way of being.
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When we first meet them, Connell's mother is working as a housekeeper for Marianne's family, and their full set of dichotomies is quickly established: Marianne is openly brilliant, wealthy and friendless, while Connell is secretly brilliant, poor and popular.
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He used the then-new pigments of chrome yellow and orange, applied to canvases primed with white, to brilliant effect — too brilliant for some, especially when the technique was used on northern landscapes not known for such halcyon sunniness.
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In some cases, these memes are depressing as hell, but they're all brilliant.
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I think what it is is they are brilliant at identifying trends early.
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It has big eyes, and a brilliant blue-green glow to its wings.
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And I think that he&aposs done a very brilliant and amazing job.
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When it came to exaggerating contact, Suarez was cunning, brilliant and utterly shameless.
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Investing in SIM-only deals is a brilliant way to make a saving.
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"I've seen both movies, I thought they were both brilliant," Bush Hager said.
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This idiotic/brilliant billboard is why I'm all in on the DEADPOOL movie.
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"Not gonna lie NASA is a brilliant ass song," tweeted Monét on Wednesday.
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In subsequent years, their brilliant piece of theoretical detective work was fully vindicated.
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Now everyone gets a say (even if they're not actually saying anything). Brilliant.
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This is why I think the concept of Killer Klowns was so brilliant.
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Could I surround myself with really brilliant people to help me make decisions?
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It makes brilliant use of Prince's LinnDrum, with percussion that's spare and haunting.
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But I also thought she was fascinating, and I thought she was brilliant.
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The team, caught off guard by my brilliant purchase, lashed back on instinct.
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Erkmen — who lives in both Berlin and Istanbul — is both brilliant and stubborn.
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Our focus is now on making a brilliant series with our fantastic celebrities.
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I always tell people he is the most brilliant person I ever met.
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I'm thankful that it came faster with the help of some brilliant collaborators.
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Very high beings, very smart people, very wonderful and very brilliant, very beautiful.
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Its very existence offers brilliant commentary that can only succeed in interactive form.
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By all accounts Gorsuch is a brilliant man, respected by his judicial colleagues.
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Elliot Alderson, the brilliant protagonist of Mr. Robot, encrypts everything he does. Obviously.
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It's all those small little ways that make for a stupidly brilliant product.
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And as Greg knows, anybody with a good sense of humor is brilliant.
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It strikes me how brilliant, talented, and just plain tough they all are.
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CNN's Peter Bergen, our very own national security analyst, called the choice brilliant.
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The only thing more simple and brilliant than Metrecal's creation was its marketing.
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Pimco has a brilliant investment committee, or had; probably (it's) still pretty functional.
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Sarah — of course, she always is brilliant, and of course, she is again.
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This is brilliant, meaningful, ambitious podcasting with the potential to elevate the medium.
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Matilda, a brilliant mathematician and prodigious reader, is loathed by her benighted parents.
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I think as a writer Clarkson is absolutely brilliant and impossible to replace.
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"People want to characterize them as brilliant, Machiavellian, Hannibal Lecterian characters," said Meloy.
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He's musical and brilliant and she falls in love instantly, yada yada. But!
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Something BRILLIANT just flew across the Phoenix sky around 8:30 this evening!
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We have fought the battle and he was a tough and brilliant opponent.
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"He's a right-wing ideologue who is [also] a brilliant writer," Brooks explained.
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And now I'm going with my show, so that's kind of really brilliant.
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Brilliant adds a dimmer switch and smart plug to its smart home ecosystem
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Her brilliant invention has helped restore vision to people all over the world.
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Our bodies have a harder time sensing when a brilliant day is coming.
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It's a brilliant lie, and one that could be enormously fun and engaging.
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This role was brilliant, but I'll need to get rid of Jon Snow.
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It's a brilliant counterpoint to a tough couple of weeks for Mr. Trump.
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Becca, my brilliant Becca, asks Connor if he's done things like this before.
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It may not look like much, but the simple treatment is actually brilliant.
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It's a stunningly good show, with brilliant world building and immensely likable characters.
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Brilliant solution, but why did it take nearly 15 years to implement it?
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"It is a very good facility, it is brilliant," she said upon arrival.
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Survivor is brilliant precisely because there's no one formula that defines the show.
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Fans think it's a pretty brilliant, if heartbreaking, nod to the superhero's origin.
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" The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said the "brilliant" film is "shocking, gripping, dazzlingly shot.
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Leslie Kirchhoff, the brilliant mind behind Disco Cubes, is a true multi-hyphenate.
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Personalizing gifts can be risky, but one brilliant jewelry maker solved that problem.
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Emily Koziel and her roommates experienced this brilliant strategizing from their cat, Otto.
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The whole reason for Tap Bio's existence is a brilliant decision of Instagram's.
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We got fairly close to the front for Muse, and it was brilliant.
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