The surf community was mesmerized — and brimming with questions.
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There are no fetid open sewers brimming with human waste.
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It's brimming with blazers, pleated skirts, and, of course, stripes.
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A themed box brimming with pet products has that covered.
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Others smiled and chatted with old friends, brimming with excitement.
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He is brimming over, spilling into other people's crafted spaces.
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And he loved it, giddily describing the city as brimming
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We immediately spotted messy, disorganized racks brimming with discount items.
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Their relationship is balanced, equal and brimming with mutual respect.
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From the fridges emerge enormous crates brimming with truffle nuggets.
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It's a place ruled by gangs and brimming with trouble.
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Dr. Zirimwabagabo checked: It was brimming with fresh fish guts.
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In the adjacent room, bookcases are brimming with covered typewriters.
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Bowls brimming with tapioca balls bathed in lightly sweetened syrup.
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Luckily, our favorite stores are brimming with new fall arrivals.
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So even as the seasons change, Korolev remains brimming with ice.
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The current election season has been brimming with anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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Therisod has seen safes full of guns or brimming with narcotics.
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Messrs Cassidy and Graham are not brimming with new policy ideas.
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But they aren't tired, she said, her voice brimming with anticipation.
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She's a tough warrior, yes, but she's also brimming with emotion.
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"I know who I am," he says, voice brimming with confidence.
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"I come from a region brimming with extremism," Al-Thani said.
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The entire Asian community in the area was brimming with excitement.
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Her voice was measured, brimming with concern for me, for herself.
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The hairstylist and makeup artist helicoptered around Mom, brimming with questions.
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They were sputtering steam and brimming with soft, fluffy baozi (dumplings).
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Despite the city's tattered history, Joseph Jingoli is brimming with optimism.
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"I've lost all hope," he said, his eyes brimming with tears.
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HARTFORD — By many measures, Connecticut appears to be brimming with wealth.
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It is virtuous, sturdily assembled, informative and brimming with good faith.
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There were tons of overflowing bins brimming with 50% off apparel.
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Today, the old town is brimming with activity all year round.
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I wasn&apost brimming with confidence in my abilities and ideas.
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That simply doesn't inspire young people brimming with the biggest of dreams.
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His last response was long and discursive, brimming with irony and humor.
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Know someone who is brimming with ideas that deserves a larger platform?
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A new series has arrived in ShondaLand, and it's brimming with drama.
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This year's auto show in New York was brimming with stylish rims.
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Broadway is brimming with creative minds, but David Korins' still stands out.
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Not for the first time, the internet is brimming with conflicting information.
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Two episodes into HBO's Watchmen, the show is already brimming with mysteries.
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"Visitation" is a painting nine-feet-high and brimming with luminous finesse.
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It's a portal brimming with the best of TV. The only problem?
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The book is brimming with jaw-dropping minutiae of medicine's gory days.
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Pumi These smaller pups are brimming with a large amount of energy.
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They're brimming with fun and decay, nothing ever changes, and everybody's welcome.
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The whole process, brimming with wholesome Model UN energy, took 45 minutes.
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" The Hollywood Reporter slammed it as brimming with "historical inaccuracies and distortions.
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Everyone wants a glimpse of the team brimming with NBA all stars.
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Brimming with life force, generosity, humor, gravitas and a fountain of talent.
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At the same time he seemed endlessly upbeat and brimming with enthusiasm.
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Luckily, Ulta Beauty has an enormous inventory brimming with such problem-solvers.
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The white side of my family is brimming with accurate government documentation.
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That means that during Advent, supermarkets have giant tanks brimming with carp.
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But as you can see from the trailer, it's also brimming with personality.
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Brimming with enthusiasm, Cabet sailed back to Paris and announced— first things first!
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It sounds like good TV. It's well-timed and brimming with serious purpose.
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But Golden State, as currently constructed, is not brimming with top-notch defenders.
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His green eyes were brimming with a substance that looked suspiciously like tears.
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It's well-designed, thoughtfully laid out and brimming with premium metals and woods.
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It's brimming with offers from the likes of Apple, Logitech, Amazon, and Eufy.
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It's also keeping high-end stores and luxury car dealerships brimming with business.
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Then you get to the checkout lanes and they are brimming with shoppers.
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The floor was brimming with helpful employees, assisting customers amid the eccentric wallpaper.
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Their answers offered a welter of anger and joy, and ambivalence brimming over.
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The result is a warm, well-balanced dish brimming with depth and flavour.
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I was a participant, and I went into the project brimming with excitement.
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It was an uninspiring finish to a match that was brimming with thrills.
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Chances are your pantry is brimming with canned goods amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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After 54 holes, he was two strokes back and brimming with self-confidence.
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Yet, they did little to control an evening brimming with the same brew.
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Iran, volatile and brimming with culture, was in political turmoil under the shah.
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Devlin's not interested in a future brimming with artificially intelligent, synthetic T&A.
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It is shiny and modern, efficiently run and brimming with high-tech flourishes.
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Here, the microbial ecologist samples organic material that's potentially brimming with microscopic life.
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Her eyes brimming with tears, scarf wrapped around the perimeter of her hairline.
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It was a splashy season brimming over with drama — and, more importantly, incredible talent.
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The children are shown distressed as they answer police questions, eyes brimming with tears.
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She carries baskets brimming with leafy greens, tomatoes, multi-colored potatoes, and, apparently, avocados.
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This week, NASA captured not one but two celestial nurseries brimming with star formation.
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He is young, brimming with potential, and has athleticism oozing out of his bones.
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The produce department overall was well-organized and brimming with fresh fruits and vegetables.
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It consists of two concentric oval basins brimming with water, topped by an obelisk.
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Mario + Rabbids isn't just a great strategy game brimming with charm and clever ideas.
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Just east of Nashville, in Wilson County, Tennessee, schools are brimming with security tech.
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Hanging above it, plastic bags brimming with fake fruit and flowers suggest manufactured abundance.
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She also happens to be the catalyst for much of Rain's brimming sexual tension.
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Today, 200 tugboats push round 2,200 barges, mostly brimming with soyabeans and other crops.
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The result is a warm portrait of the trio, brimming with humanity and intimacy.
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These shows, still on the air or currently streaming, are brimming with school angst.
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Very self-contained, but brimming with energy, and full of cool and creative surprises.
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Across from her tent, a large cesspit is brimming with sewage water and rubbish.
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Wherever you are, it's always time for a hollowed-out pineapple brimming with booze.
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Despite historically high compliance to production quotas, the world's storage tanks are still brimming.
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Organized by season and by ingredient, it offers appealing desserts brimming with fresh ideas.
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But Ginsberg insisted that Boulder was actually brimming with progressive artists, writers and musicians.
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But she managed to stay out of trouble in a neighborhood brimming with crime.
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Vegetable dishes are ideal, especially now, with the markets brimming with farm-fresh produce.
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But stripped of their wrappers, Russia's stadium vending machines are brimming with "anonymous" snacks.
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The support was so overwhelming that the worst-hit areas were brimming with help.
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Like comic books, it is full of colorful villains and brimming with one-liners.
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Two years later, Tinder is still brimming with possibly sedated, likely mistreated wild animals.
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At midnight, the lamp is brimming with illumination and empties, ready for another day.
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Her mother, eyes brimming with tears, asked me to take care of her baby.
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Fabrique's version of the Swedish bun is tender, buttery and brimming with woodsy spice.
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For weeks, many casino floors, typically brimming with Chinese tourists, have been largely empty.
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Even in an impeachment drama brimming with improbable characters, Robert F. Hyde stands out.
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Britain and Monaco weren't the only places brimming with royal wedding excitement in 2011.
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She was brimming with confidence gained from not losing a completed match since March.
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It has not escaped store owners that the Trump administration is brimming with wealth.
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She came to NBC News an eager and guileless 20-something, brimming with talent.
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Spencer is a creative who seems to be brimming with unfulfilled desires and potential.
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It's the strangest—and most welcome—surprise in a movie brimming over with surprises.
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A table brimming with feminist literature also included hygiene products that made Farris blush.
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And so many other correspondents and producers that the hotels were brimming with them.
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No one is brimming with overconfidence that all is well and always will be.
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A couple of beehives nestled in the trees are also brimming with insect visitors.
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I expected the brimming room to feel hectic, but labor can be a slow process.
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" It was also brimming with optimism, with lines like "we shine best in dark places.
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Crashing, HBO's new entry in this oft-brimming subgenre, is eager to change your mind.
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Let's be clear: the new hybrid console — out on March 3 — is brimming with potential.
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They're homey places, too, filled with cozy corners, desk pods, and kitchens brimming with snacks.
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The company said brimming stockpiles of gasoline led to weak fuel margins during the quarter.
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Much to her delight, her home with Urban is always brimming with their daughters' buddies.
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I would live a glamorously literary life brimming with smart, sharp-tongued friends and paramours.
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On a balmy recent evening the still-boyish 46-year-old was brimming with enthusiasm.
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The Passport nails that mission, offering a cabin brimming with clever storage cubbies and compartments.
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Why, in a world brimming with tech jobs, do many students shy away from programming?
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Atlus has lovingly crafted a world that is brimming with personality and attention to detail.
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They're naturals – they sing, act, play guitar, do stand-up – it's brimming out of them.
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Beauty junkies know that the drugstore is brimming with solid skin-care and makeup buys.
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Science has barely begun to explore a universe brimming with befuddling objects, planets, and galaxies.
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They were told that the world beyond The Crick was scary and brimming with evil.
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The well-run camps were full to bursting; their schools were brimming with refugee children.
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They are beautiful, philosophical, ambivalent — brimming with all the humility that his opening pages lack.
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Brimming with wineries and vineyards, this Northern Californian town is more rustic than nearby Napa.
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The area is an angler's Promised Land, brimming with trout, bass and pike year round.
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When someone offers a huge grin brimming with authenticity, happiness rubs off on its receivers.
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You'll have lots of information to share—you're brimming with news after yesterday's full moon.
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Lynn's luminous universe is brimming with blazing pastels, sportswear iconography, and nods to net culture.
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The trailer shows the children distressed as they answer police questions, eyes brimming with tears.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Wimbledon runs on nostalgia, and it has been a year brimming with anniversaries.
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The city's museums, galleries and streets are brimming with megawatt stars this holiday season. Congratulations!
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It turned out Bordeaux was also brimming with dogs, about one for every four residents.
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Baltic oil product terminals in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are also brimming, industry sources said.
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Ahead, your one-stop shopping destination for a home that's brimming with free-spirited charm.
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Since the Russian ray came late in time, Russians are young and brimming with energy.
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In Walmart, huge bins and boxes are usually set up brimming with their biggest deals.
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But you are also here because you are brilliant and motivated and brimming with possibility.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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Two Good Reasons On any given weekend, NoLIta's tastefully curated boutiques are brimming with avid shoppers.
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His writing is deep, dark, warm and funny — like a hot tub brimming with laughing gravy.
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Here, in Black Florida, they're not objects, but flesh-and-blood, brimming with their own experience.
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October 31 is fast approaching, which means all supermarkets and drugstores are brimming with Halloween decorations.
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She would see him "greasy from fixing cars" with a giant smile and brimming with love.
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"Engaging, informative, thorough and brimming with delightful characters," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times in 2013.
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Start-ups brimming with bright ideas are becoming increasingly important in the field of sustainable energy.
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Brimming stockpiles of refined petroleum products have raised concerns about near-term demand for crude oil.
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Take a look at Cardi B's social media accounts, brimming with pride over her latest gains.
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We'll be brimming with a desire to connect with our friends and expand our social circles.
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Academic and cultural centers often host their own cruises that offer itineraries brimming with cultural activities.
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But while most Americans fear their country has slipped into decline, China is brimming with confidence.
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David Lynch's new season, which will be brimming with cameos, is set to drop next year.
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Brawny, brimming with confidence and not a sufferer of fools, he was already fixed on smallpox.
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That's good news, because in the case of the Export-Import Bank, the swamp is brimming.
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Our freezer was like the Portokalos' Windex-filled pantry, except it was brimming with ice packs.
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Am I brimming with national pride now that the United Kingdom has its first UFC champion?
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Still, Mecca is brimming with over 1.5 million international pilgrims this year, according to Saudi officials.
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Surprisingly, for a show brimming with fresh and intriguing pieces, furniture is not the main point.
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A new study has found that the International Space Station is brimming with bacteria and fungi.
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LOS ANGELES — He was perhaps the least famous billionaire in a city brimming with wealthy celebrities.
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In a world brimming with "Star Wars" obsessives, Mr. Harrelson would not seem to be one.
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Grasping hold of Mr Trump's coat-tails, he made a political return brimming with resentful craziness.
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We're just two days into 2020, but the new decade is already brimming with new possibilities.
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The same year, a similar pilot project opened in Inner Mongolia, another region brimming with coal.
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LAHORE, Pakistan — Imran Khan, the charismatic cricket star-turned-opposition-leader, is brimming with newfound confidence.
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I learned older youth in foster care are brimming with innovative ideas to improve the system.
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This is not Mi Vida Loca's Echo Parque, brimming with sisterhood, sacrifice, and Sad Girl feelings.
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Yennefer, despite her disability, has high magical potential because she's brimming with unbridled chaos, Tissaia says.
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This Victorian-era novel is one of almost insolent ambition — lush and fantastical, brimming with ideas.
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In a Capitol filled with politicians brimming with ambition, the 48-year-old Chaffetz stands out.
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Most comforting of all, though, is the fact that it's a book brimming with careful optimism.
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All we had left were a few crusty cottons, our spoons, and a brimming syringe container.
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The lobby is brimming with sunlight and a guided meditation, led by expert Biet Simkin, begins.
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There are almost 220 g of protein in a 100 g serving—about a brimming cupful.
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Most of the research so far has focused on the gut, which is brimming with bacteria.
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Children pad down the steps, brimming with excitement and arguing over who will unwrap their presents first.
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It's brimming with buzzy but legitimate journalism — plus fiery op-eds and must-see firsthand videos. Consumerist.
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The answers reveal serious dedication on Reibelt's part, but are also brimming with solid hair-care tips.
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Her cupboard, drawers and large fridge are brimming with condiments, oils and spices—in true chef fashion.
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As noted by Politico, this particular occasion was brimming with some of the country's richest corporate leaders.
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I grab a naan fresh from the tandoor and begin dipping the bread into my brimming plate.
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Those of a new-age disposition see shrines as "power-spots" brimming with healing, love and insight.
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Reaching an Olympic final is for top athletes a lifetime goal brimming with both joy and pressure.
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Trump is selling the promise that he, too, is brimming with testosterone, unlike the wasting-away Clinton.
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The ER is brimming with injured soldiers, not to mention nurses such as Dorothy Schutte (Teresa Palmer).
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Despite this, brimming inventories across the world were preventing supply shortfalls and sharper price spikes, traders said.
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Each act, each discovery built upon a layer of unbearable forces brimming and overflowing yet never imploding.
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She enlists helpers, one of whom swung by to gather a bulky cardboard box, brimming with ads.
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Is that even a choice for a civilized human being whose own country is brimming with wealth?
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"I wouldn't have gone for a checkup without insurance," he said, his own eyes brimming with tears.
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But for this first season, at least, the pair remain young, still brimming with potential and possibility.
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" NOVEL APPROACHES In true summer fashion, the fiction list is brimming with new books: Jennifer Weiner's "Mrs.
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Now, the warehouse, rehabbed after taking on water during Maria, is brimming with boxes encased in plastic.
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But that did not stop Mr. Economides, who was still brimming with confidence in the new year.
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It's eye-opening, brimming with new information and, as you'd expect from Collins, a lot of fun.
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It's large, relatively new, brimming with opulent amenities — and yet, it has gone years without a buyer.
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There's a hollowness to her performance when it needs to be brimming with righteous fury and fear.
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Nine years her senior, he was brimming with the confident, ironical charm bestowed by élite English schools.
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Every inch within the fortress-like facade is brimming with relaxing vibes, swimming pools, and peaceful cabanas.
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Kyrgios's 133-4, 7-6 (20) victory was a tour de force, brimming with power and precision.
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It has its hands full with whisky, you might think, yet the place is brimming with gins.
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Writing in The Times, Ben Brantley said it is "pretty much guaranteed to keep your eyes brimming."
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Brimming with optimism, he told his family of fun nights spent with the boys in his battalion.
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After a week here, our bags are brimming—seriously, someone was giving out single croutons at their booth.
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Laura Dern captivates as Laura Albert, brimming with creative energy and nowhere to put it but a masquerade.
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The middle tier could be brimming with cookies and brownies from the online CBD-baked good purveyor, HempMe.
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Image: Miri TrainicOur oceans are brimming with microscopic phytoplankton—plant-like organisms that contribute significantly to marine diversity.
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During Tuesday night's remarkable speech before Congress, President Donald Trump was brimming with optimism, from start to end.
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Québec City is a charming Canadian outpost brimming with Old World charm, gorgeous natural beauty and architectural delights.
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And all of that plays out in expansive outer space locations that are brimming with beautifully rendered detail.
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This pizza oven is the America I was always promised, brimming with excess, feigned convenience, and limitless calories.
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The talk is brimming with factoids that casual fans of The Godfather and its sequel might not realize.
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The ingredient, which is used to plug up sweat glands, is brimming with controversy — and vastly differing opinions.
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But they are having little impact on U.S. inventories as a wave of Permian output keeps storage brimming.
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Personable and brimming with positive energy, Michael was going to be a great addition to our digital team.
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And it's not just the federal budget that's ballooning; state spending is brimming from Medicaid cost overruns, too.
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That Bush is back and brimming with remorse is a painful reminder that all publicity is good publicity.
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Leaving Pyongyang, we passed through a checkpoint, and smooth asphalt eventually gave way to potholes brimming with rainwater.
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The spacious gallery, brimming with art from ceiling to floor, is nearly as epic as its back story.
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Within a week, Mr. Perez was brimming with energy, and residents said the standard of care was higher.
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Which one of these two young women, both brimming with potential, is more likely to achieve her dream?
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In our modern, plastic-brimming world, these little plastic bits — many thinner than a human hair — are ubiquitous.
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What makes this book truly sing is the lush world Mafi has created, brimming with color and magic.
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All told, after 10 minutes or so, the dead zones in my place were brimming with internet life.
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That bathtub scene, one of her last ploys to make up with Anne, is brimming with silent desperation.
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He's 37 — in Bachelor Nation, a land brimming with the young and foolhardy, he's practically Rip Van Winkle.
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Long-running production cuts by OPEC and Russia have drained once-brimming storage tanks to more normal levels.
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Ms. Healey, now arguably the most popular Democrat in a state brimming with them, has endorsed Ms. Pressley.
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"It is virtuous, sturdily assembled, informative and brimming with good faith," wrote Ben Brantley in his Times review.
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IN THE PHOTOGRAPH, 483 raw yolks sit in a plastic ice-cube tray, each compartment brimming with albumen.
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To imagine them brimming with stormwater as far as the eye can see is nothing short of terrifying.
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The producers aim to shrink brimming global stockpiles of oil that have weighed on prices for three years.
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America is a capitalistic nation, brimming with economic possibilities but often stacked to favor the powerful and rich.
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The Steamship Authority's ferries unload a steady stream of cars brimming with white coolers and colorful beach supplies.
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Ms. Ashton's Emma tries to conceal how much this small discrepancy upsets her, but her eyes are brimming.
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She must have sensed something brimming in me, some old desire to touch music in an intimate way.
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When Destin Daniel Cretton took the stage of Toronto's Elgin Theatre in September, he was brimming with emotion.
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Newspapers once brimming with real estate ads now gave their dwindling space to a different kind of content.
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It's true that King Princess' recent debut studio album, "Cheap Queen," is brimming with soulful and mature pop.
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As students head off to college this fall, they will be brimming with excitement — as well as anxiety.
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Julian Ehlrich's falsetto is yearning but brimming with confidence, a more powerful iteration than on the band's debut.
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It's sake produced by mixing cooked rice with a type of water ( mizu) brimming with lactic acid bacteria.
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Following him for this film, I found him to be rambunctious and fun, brimming with energy and honesty.
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Rivers are brimming over, backyards are swamped and fields are filled with water that has nowhere to go.
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The opening performance is magical, nay, rhapsodic, brimming with pop culture cameos that make your head spin right off.
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Today, however, the Ohio hashtag was brimming with photos of voters who had already cast votes for Hillary Clinton.
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January is the season for resolutions, Oscar movies, and, obviously, brimming mugs of mulled wine (see also: hangover hacks).
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Officials there have ordered producers to slash output by 325,000 bpd in order to drain brimming stockpiles of oil.
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It's brimming with technology, trimmed in soft leather and ready for anything a messy family can throw at it.
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His writing, brimming with self-awareness, is almost enough to make one wonder if something larger was at play.
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This memoir, brimming with delightful literary trivia, is a study in how she developed into a top-notch biographer.
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These apparently simple requirements, however, proved for many to be a bureaucratic nightmare, a hell brimming with red tape.
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Make your way through each of the individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
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Britain's Sunday newspapers were brimming with briefings from unnamed Conservative figures suggesting May's days in Downing Street were numbered.
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With storage brimming and pipelines full, producers have had to offer steep discounts to compensate for rising transport costs.
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An oil-like serum brimming with botanicals, it's widely regarded as the only product you need in your bathroom.
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But Nintendo's just-released console — while brimming with promise — is beset by other issues that are arguably more pressing.
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My Other Side of The Wall should've been brimming with tequila, but instead it's mostly grapefruit, sugar, and zest.
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And, we might be biased here, but the beauty industry is brimming with leading ladies we look up to.
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The great thing about blogs like Danielle Bernstein's We Wore What is that it's brimming with amazing outfit ideas.
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It's brimming with philosophy, ideas, and voice, unmistakably Malick from the opening frames — but perhaps it's too much so.
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On that day, he was practically brimming with ideas and he just wanted to show me a new trick.
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It's a grin brimming with joy, and a smile that, today, makes his death feel all the more sorrowful.
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Airline stocks remain cheap, yet the companies are brimming with cash, returning it to shareholders with dividends and buybacks.
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He is often brimming with ideas about how to argue a case and simplify complex information for a jury.
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TJ Maxx also has an impressive jewelry department, brimming with designers like Michael Kors and Kate Spade, Madhok said.
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"One of the gems on Wildair's list — a Pinot Noir brimming with beautiful ripe fruits and a long finish."
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We talked for hours in a haze of cannabis smoke, our conversation fueled by brimming glasses of straight vodka.
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When he woke, he saw his hero standing over him, endless questions brimming in those fine, blue, acrylic eyes.
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Janet's voice may not have been as powerful as any of those singers, but it was brimming with innocence.
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When he returned to Brooklyn, he was brimming with ideas about the synchrony of African tradition and jazz innovation.
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This is not the Wisconsin of pastures and dairy farms, but a landscape brimming with fulfillment centers and factories.
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Pedro was twig-thin, messy-haired and jittery, brimming with the kind of untamed tenderness found only in children.
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By the first warm days of spring, my stoop is awash with planters brimming with begonias, marigolds and petunias.
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But the brimming energy of the solar-powered Nordic locals was enough to pull you through any circadian weirdness.
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The ratings agencies failed abjectly to assess the credit risk in these securities, which were brimming with poisonous loans.
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Washington (CNN)This week, like (almost) every week of the Trump presidency, was filled with news. Packed. Overstuffed. Brimming.
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An impeachment trial means more staff in and around a Senate chamber already brimming with lawmakers, managers and lawyers.
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The Capitol was brimming with tension as Republicans tried to rally support in their latest attempt to repeal Obamacare.
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She came home brimming with outrage and passion, but life soon interfered with her plans to change the world.
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Some visitors laid flowers at the altars, each brimming with personal relics: stuffed animals, swim goggles, boxes of pasta.
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Cory Booker, is a Rhodes scholar — he isn't exactly brimming with political or policy experience on the national stage.
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This lemony soup is bright, brimming with vegetables and easy to make, especially if you have an immersion blender.
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The dusty former ghost town is brimming with non-indigenous fixers offering tourists peyote and a place to trip.
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Yet, some fear that the technology could be dangerous as more and more robots zip across sidewalks brimming with people.
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She was a talented freelance journalist, brimming with integrity, humanity and a deep interest in China and the wider region.
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Black Panther is here, and in typical Marvel fashion the movie is brimming over with little nods and Easter eggs.
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Bonds and stocks are at loggerheads again, with one side indicating caution on growth and the other brimming with optimism.
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He loves the weather, he said, and the relative privacy that comes with working in a city brimming with celebrities.
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Initially free from regulatory oversight, P2P soon morphed into China's financial Wild West, brimming with frauds and dangerous funding models.
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It came down to going with him or going it alone, back into unfamiliar streets brimming with the Mexican authorities.
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Science is brimming over with fantastic concepts and stories, and Boundless provides ample evidence in its more than 200 pages.
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Large automakers and Tier 244.83 suppliers looking for an edge started snapping up startups brimming with self-driving technology talent.
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Pardon me for brimming with cynicism about this, but cynicism is exactly the approach I see evident in Razer's actions.
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What We Know About Hill House: The place is brimming with ghosts, and frankly, we can't keep track of them.
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OPEC's effort to draw down brimming global crude inventories through production cuts bolstered oil prices above $50 through last week.
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While her Instagrams have always been brimming with puns and goofy captions, many believed this one took it too far.
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It's a site that's brimming with some seriously next-level Silicon Valley buzzwordery, but what the hell do I know?
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And if you're not furiously checking every mirror to scrape away the excess, then you're sitting there brimming with anxiety.
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The export subsidies are designed to increase shipments from the world's second-biggest sugar producer and reduce their brimming inventories.
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Mailer, of course, was a confidence man in the literal sense, brimming with it even when it didn't become him.
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The Moon, in logical Aquarius, squares off with Jupiter at 4:53 PM—everyone will be brimming with big ideas.
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Testimony has painted an extravagant narco lifestyle featuring private zoos, multimillion dollar beach houses and gutted jetliners brimming with cash.
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All of that left the oil market brimming when US sanctions on Iran had a more muted impact than expected.
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Regardless of what the state decides, trucks brimming with Foxconn-produced screens will soon be barreling down the Interstate 94.
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After halftime, in the heat, they came back on the field long before the Germans did, almost brimming with defiance.
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He described a once-great nation under assault and in sharp decline, rhetoric that electrified white Americans brimming with grievance.
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But Euron is brimming with confidence since he's lashed a priest of each faith to the prow of his ships.
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Take downtown (or DTLA, as the modern hieroglyphs go), which is several districts in one — and is brimming with hotels.
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The community of Big Sky, which has a year-round population of about 2,500, is also brimming with new construction.
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But down the East River, Brooklyn is brimming with fairs of its own touting emerging artists, many with budget prices.
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The shale revolution has left the world brimming with oil and gas, so much so that prices have been depressed.
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If this sounds like your kid, rest assured that -- no matter their age -- their bones are actually brimming with creativity.
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Restoring the promise of a continental zone brimming with opportunities requires simplification and standardization of how states tax mobile workers.
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And the videos she posts on her Instagram, which are brimming with models, houses, celebrities, and more models, are pure entertainment.
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When we meet her, Amina is brimming with incredulous joy the night before her marriage to Elvino, a prosperous young farmer.
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We've got this dimension right next to ours, that extends across the entire planet, and it is just brimming with nightmares.
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"I think it would be bad if I changed in, like, three months," the 21-year-old said, brimming with smile.
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What we find could tell us whether our cosmic neighborhood is devoid of life or brimming with Earth-like real-estate.
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Here's a fun fact to chew on while planning your next vacation: the southwestern United States is brimming with tarantula diversity.
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Six years ago, Pero moved to the countryside and her Instagram account is brimming with scenes of her quiet life there.
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"I'd love to do an album, and get the live show off the ground," he says, his voice brimming with excitement.
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Why, in a world brimming with tech jobs (525,293 open jobs, to be exact), do many students shy away from programming?
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Maniac While flawed, Maniac was a show brimming with possibilities, offering a beautifully rendered original world populated by equally original ideas.
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It won't stop the intoxicating hits of dopamine when you finally return to your primary phone, which is brimming with notifications.
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Those guys called themselves Rainbow or Sunshine and always took me to beautiful villas brimming with art, surrounded by big gardens.
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Rising exports will help whittle away at brimming U.S. crude prices, helping to reduce a global oversupply and push up prices.
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Data centers brimming with servers consume enormous amounts of energy, as do the offices where software developers, engineers, and coders work.
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He will leave town brimming with confidence as he sets his sights on the U.S. Open that starts late next month.
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City Kitchen Everyone at the market in New York has summer squash now, and most vegetable gardens are brimming with it.
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Kenan Malik LONDON — Few areas of scientific investigation are more controversial than embryo research, yet few are more brimming with potential.
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Well-aged, brimming with life experience, on the far side of the mountain with fame and regret in the rear view?
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Chie stopped when she got to that part of the translation, and I saw that her eyes were brimming with tears.
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Trump did offer a pretty dystopian vision of America, brimming with criminals, terrorists, global chaos, a hemorrhage of jobs and prosperity.
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If it keeps moving lower, Trump's spending and tax cut plans may be adding fuel to a tank that's already brimming.
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OPEC has aimed to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market this year to shrink brimming global crude stockpiles.
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"The Arctic is brimming with economic potential," said Gosnell, who estimates that the annual economy of the region exceeds $450 billion.
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Opener "Naima's Dream" is brimming with virtuosic musicianship, and it offers just the first hint of all the playful moments throughout.
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Impassioned and at times charismatic, he is also quick to ignore facts, brimming with conspiracy theories, and prone to objectifying women.
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Whereas Obama often was guarded and serious, Booker is an extrovert whose unbridled enthusiasm and brimming energy can seem almost comical.
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He was brimming with rage and resentment, so when he went before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he did not hold back.
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Brimming with oceanic tones, the creature's wings are considered by collectors to be some of the most magnificent in North America.
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Along with a side of flatbread, brimming with herbs and onions, it made a for a filling and eye-opening breakfast.
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Since then, social media has been brimming with calls to boycott Ross's associated businesses, including Equinox Fitness, SoulCycle, and Blink Fitness.
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The team is brimming with confidence and is the beneficiary of huge investments in training and coaching by clubs back home.
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At 84, she personifies the adult child as natural show-off and clown, brimming with curiosity and humor, accentuating the positive.
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Now the area is brimming with new construction, and Ms. Medvedow, 63, is leading her institution into another less-trammeled area.
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Over the last two weeks, each of the five reported earnings that were brimming with mostly fantastic news for its investors.
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In a city as brimming with minority residents as Newark, Ms. Pancarician said, many young people don't see themselves as outsiders.
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The moments spent communing over brimming picnic baskets, and the salty-sweet smell of serenity, bring people back time and again.
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His hearings produced a long line of career bureaucrats, disturbed and upset with Trump and brimming with second and thirdhand information.
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At the same time, those trying to push #MeToo forward are brimming with priorities: Sex education in schools that emphasizes consent.
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The co-op unit, once brimming with museum-quality artwork and collectibles, has five bedrooms and five and a half baths.
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The prosaic images of her squatting, digging, measuring, pulling, and planting stand out in an oeuvre brimming with quixotic architectural schemes.
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Explorer The coral wall rose from the depths of the Red Sea, a vast and multicolor canvas brimming with sea life.
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It is brimming with ethnic and religious diversity, beauty, tolerance and is deeply important to billions of people around the world.
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This 21948,000-year-old harbor is a labyrinth of white stone alleys, hushed mosques and markets brimming with antiques and spices.
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Brimming with poignancy, humor, and a requisite touch of cynicism, it's the work of a songwriter at the peak of his craft.
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The Lemon Internet Bar is a tiny place, just 300 square feet and brimming with 80 or so computers in tidy rows.
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In the United States, Easter is all about baskets brimming with candy and, from a religious standpoint, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Like the seasons before it, this one is brimming with secrecy, hatred and carefully calibrated power moves that flirt with the impossible.
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Not only do you want a location that's brimming with employment opportunities, but you also want a place with manageable housing costs.
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It was an 80-minute ode to black self-love, adorned with trombones and Fela Kuti samples and brimming with steeled optimism.
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When I entered his room at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, he proudly stood at full attention, brimming with nervous energy.
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Fleeing assassins with cars, Wick runs into a Manhattan stable, brimming with pretty horses and plenty of opportunities for crazy fight choreography.
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Human rights groups say the journalist is typical of thousands of Egyptians held for months, often years, without trial in brimming prisons.
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It feels like an innocent, almost Norman Rockwell-esque prequel to Gimme Shelter, a film brimming with fear, violence, and bad vibes.
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AzCentral reports that three 5-gallon paint buckets "brimming with uranium ore" were stored in a closet near the institution's taxidermy exhibition.
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It looks good, runs well and is brimming with specs in a unibody aluminum frame that competitors haven't come close to matching.
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In other words, this course will turn you into a living, breathing encyclopedia of IT knowledge brimming with technical jargon and employability.
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Crude oil prices have spiralled lower in January with what the IEA called "brimming stockpiles" pushing global benchmarks below $232.63 a barrel.
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They'll come from tribal communities brimming with innovative ideas that will build better lives for tribal members and for all Americans. Sen.
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New York is, somewhat surprisingly, brimming with love for David Boreanaz, the relationship between Booth and Bones and also for actual bones.
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The courtroom, when we finally entered, was brimming with defense lawyers and prosecutors, who shuttled in and out negotiating last-minute pleas.
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A Lions offense brimming with first- and second-round picks mustered just six points against a punchless Bears defense decimated by injury.
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The hub of the tale is the home of the two Schlegel sisters—parentless, dauntless, and brimming with a taste for experience.
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Mnuchin's—at least according to the outline the Trump team and GOP leaders released in September—is brimming with corporate tax cuts.
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The iconic Berliner Fernsehturm television tower is veiled in fog and the streets are brimming with cyclists on their way to work.
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He picked up one of the fillets, brimming with burgundy-hued flesh, and bounced it around in his arms like a baby.
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Two aunts keep the steam table brimming over with smoky barbecued ribs and a seemingly endless supply of moro (rice and beans).
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He has an old-fashioned sincerity, an echo of what you see in his movies — lacking in irony but brimming with nuance.
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Is my emergency savings fund brimming with at least six to 12 months' worth of expenses, as recommended by financial planners everywhere?
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When I first flew across the country to study Rumi's poetry with my father, I did so brimming with hubris and ambition.
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Traders will be looking for signs that brimming stockpiles of oil around the world continue to fall towards the five-year average.
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Long Way Down is joining a collection of Reynolds books that critics call culturally relevant and relatable, brimming with authentic characters and voices.
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The paintings are intimate and unsettling, and express in both form and content much of the shape of women's rising, brimming, beautiful anger.
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A lot of people, brimming with New Year's enthusiasm, are trying out the KonMari method — keeping only items that "spark joy" — for themselves.
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These days, an economical smart home HD camera that's brimming with impressive security features is almost unheard of — almost being the operative word.
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In the early 21th century the Tenderloin was the Paris of the West, a lively center of vice brimming with nightlife and culture.
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When I feel a deep connection with someone, it leaves me brimming with joy and fulfilled in a way other activities do not.
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Brimming with tenderness and punch, these accounts succeed because they resist that lazy and common impulse to treat the immigrant experience as fringe.
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Alluring Las Vegas may one day not only bring to mind ritzy vacations – but also an impactful tech hub brimming with entrepreneurial talent.
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This is a film brimming with faces and voices, creating a polyphony of people telling us about, or simply living out, their lives.
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Where trains 203 miles (2.4km) long used to leave from the mine's edge, their 140 cars brimming with low-sulphur coal, nothing stirs.
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The Marvel comics are brimming with still other ways to bring back dead characters, including clones and alternate timelines and straight-up magic.
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The artist refused to produce work during the final 15 years of Ruth's life — a significant sacrifice by one so brimming with creativity.
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Mean Howard is a successful asshole spy, brimming with confidence and competence, while nice Howard is an amiable nonentity and a good person.
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A rosy past, a future brimming with potential This dilemma is further confounded by the way our brains process the experience of happiness.
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Even in an empowering scene where she was in charge, and in an environment brimming with sex, Arya justifies her request for intimacy.
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Six months later after his death, the mourning continues, and last night's show was an extended, exhausting six-hour wake brimming with weirdness.
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If our feeds aren't bursting with shouty all-caps Twitter rants about politics, they're brimming with news updates that set you on edge.
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Once ensconced in their lazily swaying seats, the women sample Mexico's signature drink, chasing their brimming glasses with some extremely luscious-looking limes.
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Moss has a watery kind of beauty, and here she manages to stay at the brimming point of tears for a whole movie.
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By the time the leaves start turning and the temperatures drop, grocery stores are already brimming with just about anything and everything pumpkin.
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Reddit chat threads are brimming with banter from players who crow about conquests and share insight on where to find high-value targets.
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Resurgent U.S. output, fueled by higher oil prices early in the year, made it harder for crude exporters to drain brimming global stockpiles.
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By February gasoline margins retreated as demand lagged brimming stocks, prompting many refiners - Phillips included - to reduce output and try to rebalance markets.
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Her emotions are constantly brimming in her eyes, on the verge of spilling out in vulnerable tears at any single act of kindness.
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The beauty, and occasional lumpiness, of Parker's vision grows out of the fact that this is a film brimming with grim-visaged vigor.
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Brimming with easy dresses that boast lighter fabrics and looser fits than our current winter options, the delivery offers plenty to choose from.
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It's a song that is brimming in simple, beautiful wisdoms, reminding us to live our lives and love it at the same time.
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The Danish company's order book is brimming with 2,086 MW in announced U.S. deals, close to a third of its total orders globally.
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What feels unusual in these two dances is their fresh approach: Full of abandon and brimming with romantic desire, they seem utterly natural.
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As coronavirus — and coronavirus-related panic — spreads, the internet is brimming with theories and suggestions for what measures to take to stay safe.
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Rebounding from decades of repression, Romania's capital is brimming with Italian-style cafes, museums, parks and restaurants that celebrate the country's rich cuisine.
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It's certainly nice to drive and brimming with features, but ultimately it feels boxed out in the crowded segment it defined for decades.
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A throw pillow here, an accent piece there … before you know it, the plain black and white grid is just brimming with personality.
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Next up is the Pangoa bowl, brimming with brown rice, black beans, corn, cheddar cheese, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and a tangy barbecue sauce.
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Instead, Norwich is brimming with ski jumpers and freestyle skiers throwing caution to the wind and pushing the boundaries of risk and reward.
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Reading the novel is like walking into your beloved uncle's bachelor pad: Every page is packed with curios and brimming with delightful nostalgia.
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But in quarterback Sam Darnold, who will be entering his sophomore season, the team believes it has a franchise cornerstone brimming with potential.
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Should the nominee spring from the far left, the vector brimming with electricity and fight, or is that suicidal in a national election?
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These stars are masses as great as the sun packed into a region the size of Manhattan brimming with magnetic and gravitational fields.
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But these days the 700-year-old city is brimming with far more modern attractions, too, namely the works of artists and designers.
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First-time users wander around the store aimlessly, their eyes darting from frail, translucent produce bags to plastic carts brimming with butternut squash.
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The gym's log-in book is brimming with years' worth of scrawled names in smudged pencil and smeary ink—some signatures, others autographs.
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Bong Joon-ho and his talented cast say yes, nimbly taking the viewer into this world that's brimming with affluence, possibility, and freedom.
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A 1958 Muddy Waters album sat on the table in front of her; there were beer bottles, and an ashtray brimming with butts.
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The prose is superbly controlled, richly textured, brimming with wise and lyrical insights that make it a worthy heir to its mighty predecessor.
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Mangrove Capital Partners' co-founder and CEO Mark Tluszcz is brimming with enthusiasm for what's coming down the pipe from health tech startups.
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Brimming with confidence and free of injury, he is looking to add a downhill victory on the 2,232-meter Corviglia course on Saturday.
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He's not only a one-man sound-effects whiz; he's also brimming with wise words about the importance of being in the moment.
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Those additions, and others to the lineup, have the Braves brimming with optimism — an unlikely feeling for a team that awoke last Aug.
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On the Adventure screen, you can scroll through a map to access islands and stages which are brimming with better Pokémon to catch.
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When she started her first business, she wasn&apost brimming with confidence or able to function on little sleep like other stereotypical entrepreneurs.
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The problem is, the catalogs are brimming with the same return-of-neutrals story, too, and we worry it will soon be exhausted.
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He enters the stage brimming with excitement at his promotion to maid, his secret aspiration to become a person of consequence suddenly unleashed.
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And throughout all three films — but particularly in The Phantom Menace — Lucas carefully establishes a universe brimming with economic inequality and political instability.
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"Tight margins, ample supplies and brimming stockpiles at key diesel storage hubs suggest that a pullback in diesel output is imminent," the report said.
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Cook also reportedly secured some kind of commitment that iPhones assembled overseas won't be subject to tariffs in Trump's brimming trade war with China.
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"We are brimming with uncontainable joy, excitement and praise to God the author and creator of life!" wrote the 25-year-old Barre instructor.
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That's more than enough bandwidth to push video to multiple 4K displays while still carrying enough juice to keep your notebook brimming with power.
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According to the rescue, about 90 minutes into this transport the van's alternator failed, leaving the vehicle brimming with pets stranded on the road.
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Within two years, Ball Caps, as their company was named, was selling hundreds of hats a year and their house was brimming with supply.
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I had come to the Bahamas to try my hand at wreck diving and, in all honesty, I wasn't exactly brimming with Bondian confidence.
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As the show's title suggests, our world's largest ocean is brimming with miraculous creatures, and the white-spotted puffer (Arothron hispidus) is no exception.
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Indeed, his comments and others halted a slide in prices on worries that brimming fuel stockpiles would crush refinery demand for feedstock crude oil.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence, and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," Constand wrote.
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There have been a bunch of Tesla modifications over the years, and YouTube is brimming with a variety of DIY upgrades big and small.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence, and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she wrote.
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REUTERS TV In a World Cup brimming with upsets, Nike looks on track to defeat archrival Adidas in the closely watched jersey sponsorship battle.
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Plus, the runways have been brimming with Victorian vibes recently, from those suddenly omnipresent prairie dresses to a smattering of Laura Ashley-esque florals.
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Until the past two weeks or so, investors brimming with optimism about the new administration have been fairly patient about the pace of change.
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But prices have fallen in recent weeks as U.S. drillers take advantage of the rebound to pump more, raising concerns about brimming American stockpiles.
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The cast also includes other actors, including 10 Cloverfield Lane's Mary Elizabeth Winstead — but the trailer is a two-man show brimming with hope.
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Brimming U.S. crude supplies have been a challenge to production cuts to prop up prices led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The Amazing Race is not for the faint-hearted, so it's a good thing Adam Devine and James Corden are absolutely brimming with confidence.
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (2212:2129).
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (26200:21987).
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (3023:3013).
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (86633:86623).
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The 27-year-old Cantlay arrived at the Memorial brimming with confidence after a tie for third at the PGA Championship two weeks ago.
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And once celebrated startup founders like WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, have been pilloried for presiding over businesses brimming with hubris but bereft of profits.
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Now, the men and women who serve as financial aides de camp to Silicon Valley's billionaires are brimming with phone calls from curious clients.
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Johnson is brimming with confidence from long distance after shooting 22-for-21988 from 290-point range in each of the last two games.
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (21:220).
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (1:25).
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That said, it is smart, bracing and brimming with clever wisecracks, thought-provoking observations and, in Mr. Sullivan, one very promising newcomer (2126:2800).
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Around the corner is Le Date, a boudoir-evoking jewel box brimming with cocktail frocks, furs, heels and bags displayed on vintage hat boxes.
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Now, watching the resistance unfold in the place he once called home, he is brimming with something that he doesn't always explicitly show: pride.
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That day, Denver, which came into the game brimming with confidence as the No. 763 team in the West, got pulverized by the Warriors.
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" Values, it seems, that seek to overidentify with images, ideas, and politics of the far-right, brimming with tokenistic, deliberately un-woke "LOL nihilism.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she said.
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Charlie Bird's Farro Salad I love this recipe and so does everyone who tries it, a bowl brimming with tomatoes, pistachios, herbs and greens.
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As a 31-year-old veteran on a LeBron-free team brimming with youth, he knows that his presence does not make much sense.
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And there are juicy scenes for each performer, brimming with showy but spontaneous reversals of feeling along with dialogue that dances off the tongue.
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In the late 1950s, brimming with ideas about plastic, he returned to his father's welding factory in Mason, a small city next to Lansing.
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She meets me for coffee near the dress shop, brimming with opinions based on the numerous online dress sites she seems to have visited.
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A hawk brimming with bravado and ambition, Mr. Pompeo is ostensibly the cabinet member who smooths America's relations with the rest of the world.
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Unfortunately, many are caught up in the class-based bias that public universities have classes brimming with weak students and offer a poor education.
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"I feel like breaking all of this — it's too sad," Dr. Beau added, her eyes brimming with tears as she scrutinized the luxury storefronts.
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Remarkably, it really was Whipple's disease — the sample sent to pathology was brimming with the tiny bacteria that cause this terrible and destructive infection.
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Every woman I spoke with who traveled to the D.C. march came back brimming with the energy of radicalism and the spirit of change.
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The package is so vivid, so brimming with powerful details that lay bare the consequences of the opioid epidemic, that I read it twice.
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As one of the nation's first two Muslim women ever elected to Congress, she's brimming with pride over the diversity of her freshman classmates.
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A family business since 1925, Karakedi's tiny shops are always brimming with boza lovers in the winter, who often queue outside to taste it.
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Aside from Carmelo Anthony (who has a no-trade clause) and Kristaps Porzingis (who is untouchable), the roster is not exactly brimming with desirable assets.
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He is proof that golf, with its 40-second bursts of activity in a four- to five-hour nature walk brimming with distractions — Hovering hummingbirds!
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Brimming with promise but ground down by poverty, Atlantic City is trying to reinvent itself even as it teeters on the edge of fiscal ruin.
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I have met people in South Sudan who are just like you and me, and even in these dark circumstances, they are brimming with hope.
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Yet prices have largely slumped this year as U.S. inventories remained brimming and global fuel supplies set new records, despite the pledges to cut output.
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In a year brimming with live-action adaptations of non-live-action '90s and '00s faves, Sonic the Hedgehog's may end up the most polarizing.
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She was sweet and freckled, strawberry blonde and brimming with the kind of energy that makes you feel better just by being in it's proximity.
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But Byer is brimming with charisma in every scene, bringing hilarity to even the simplest moments where she's just hanging out with her aimless friends.
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Create, play, and explore as you make your way through each of the individually curated rooms that are packed with magic and brimming with inspiration.
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This isn't a profession brimming in a rainbow coalition of representation; it can be flat and reduce your otherness to cater to a white audience.
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Demonstrators who dismissed their leaders' careful efforts to win concessions from the Sunni rulers embraced Sheikh Nimr, who preached in simple language brimming with anger.
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The retailer's two new brands Time and Tru and Terra & Sky (a plus-size collection) are brimming with on-trend, practical, goes-with-everything pieces.
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It was only a matter of time, then, until Kahlo's wardrobe, which was brimming with color and loud prints, got a display of its own.
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Most of the Facebook posts are brimming with positivity, a bubbly alchemy of encouragement and welcomes to new members and an aggressive number of hashtags.
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The traditional Thanksgiving cornucopia is usually brimming with fruits, vegetables, and seasonal produce that indicates nature's bounty at the end of the fall harvest season.
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A world-class lineup timed to perfection, brimming with one-off back-to-backs all housed on beautifully designed stages spread across the Amsterdamse Bos.
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Like a lot of dialogue in season two, it's brimming with bubbling cheesiness — more apt for a low-budget fu flick than a prestige drama.
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Growth in the euro area is up (faster than America), unemployment is down (the lowest since 2009), and businesses and consumers are brimming with cheer.
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Now, when Swindell performs the song, he's accustomed to looking out and seeing eyes brimming with tears and glowing cell phones raised in mournful solidarity.
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From one wild White House Correspondents' Dinner to a hidden camera show that changed the game, 2018's comedy landscape was brimming with political takedowns.
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FOR those Democrats, brimming with anti-Trump zeal, who think now is the time to cleanse themselves of ideological impurity, Claire McCaskill has a message.
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This collaborative environment also encourages participants to cheer each other on by sending a quick "great job!" or a brimming beer mug to a teammate.
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But I know that Generation Z is not lazy, and that we're actually brimming with passion for justice and a desire to take further action.
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With Venezuela already brimming with shuttered stores and factories, amid a blistering four-year recession, the effectiveness of any strike can be hard to gauge.
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And, once we got our hands on them, our minds were brimming with ways to incorporate these special pieces of fabric into our daily looks.
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It is brimming with hope and optimism – feelings that seem impossible to grasp in our current state of racial profiling, tribal skirmishes, and percolating hatred.
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Not only are they the thing that adds flavor to any brew, they're brimming with antioxidants, which, in turn, could give beer anti-inflammatory properties.
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I always have a slight, knowing smile on my face, even if the content of my email is confused, distressed or brimming with unrestrained glee.
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Though prom is still three months away for most high school seniors, teen Twitter is brimming with extravagant proposals, each more elaborate than the last.
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The action is tighter, the tomb-set puzzles are more front-and-center, and the vast, beautiful open world is brimming with things to discover.
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First, while Silicon Valley and other tech regions enjoy a mostly ahistorical outlook, the antecedents of the world are always brimming just beneath the surface.
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And yet, despite the lack of "brand activations" and poorly generated hashtag campaigns, teenagers were brimming with devotion before the first episode had even aired.
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If I thought that Cleveland had a lot of Photorealism, Yale was absolutely brimming with it, and it hadn't been on view for some time.
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The file on the conference room table at the Droit Devant legal clinic is about six inches thick, brimming with hundreds of sheets of paper.
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As alcohol's main effects are to increase impulsivity and lower inhibition, the behaviors that are already brimming under the surface are likely to come out.
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The production caps, in effect since January, have helped to reduce brimming stockpiles of crude oil and tighten a market that has long been oversupplied.
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Indeed, a number of stands had bins and baskets brimming with bright, intensely golden fruit, some of it lightly rouged, some still hinting of green.
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Cars choke the paved city streets, and the downtown area is brimming with cafes, restaurants and bars catering to the small but growing middle class.
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It is brimming with references that only parents will get, and though I find them pandering, I have legitimately laughed out loud at the show.
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She has merged ethics and aesthetics to arrive at an art that is brimming with the political, as are the "black" paintings of Ad Rinehardt.
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He's brimming with energy and the slight cock of his head to the side makes him seem to be challenging the viewer with his stare.
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It's common to see fast-casual restaurants brimming with diners during lunch breaks, but for Meraz-Baca, even a casual lunch out is usually avoided.
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Some knelt, offering a prayer; others stood, tears brimming in their eyes, for a few minutes, before wandering away, their place taken immediately by another.
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Titled In Excess, this year's Spring/Break is brimming with projects that deepen and extend a feeling of immersion by being hallucinatory, obsessive, and ravishing.
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The Hollywood Roosevelt is located on the always bustling Hollywood Boulevard, which is brimming with souvenir shops and throngs of tourists that populate the thoroughfare.
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Boxes brimming with two varieties — half were golden-hued and candy striped and the rest were Black Mission— sat on wooden barrels, near the berries.
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The rosters for the N.H.L. All-Star Game are brimming with top-shelf talent, although they lack an unusual fan-picked favorite like John Scott.
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Likewise, HBO's current seven-episode series, "Big Little Lies," is brimming with top Hollywood talent — including Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Shailene Woodley and Alexander Skarsgard.
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Earlier this year, transport problems, affecting both CP and rival Canadian National Railway Co, left rural grain storage sites brimming with grain in the country.
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The Nightcaps with St. Nick experience departs from Chattanooga&aposs Grand Junction Depot, and takes guests on a 75-minute journey brimming with Christmas magic.
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Your once reticent co-worker bounds into your office brimming with enthusiasm, ready to discuss what's on his mind and execute right here, right now.
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I expected Elvis Presley's Graceland to be a temple of tacky brimming with shag rugs and frequented by zealous impersonators in blinged-out one-pieces.
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They&aposll also be able to take from the piece de resistance: A giant edible display on the wall that&aposs brimming bagels and doughnuts.
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In the 1983 book "More Work for Mother," Dr. Cowan shows that the 19th century was brimming with oodles of innovations that promised luxurious downtime.
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There is also a distinct possibility of an intentional or accidental global armageddon in direct military challenges to nukes- and ICBM-brimming China and Russia.
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Dressed in ragtag uniforms and brimming with Islamist fervor, they pointed out holes from airstrikes and the rubble that had once been the Police Academy.
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His first studio album was brimming with clues, with songs like "Two Ghosts" and "Only Angel" hinting at some of his most memorable romantic rendezvous.
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Exquisitely balanced, it's brimming with flavors of citrus and peach that seem to reach for the sky, and a taut stoniness that keeps it grounded.
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Instead, she chose something that seemed to be brimming with life: fabric with a washed-out kaleidoscopic pattern by a small Brooklyn company called Eskayel.
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With these features combined, Xanadu actually resembles nearby Newark harbor, which is brimming with fading cargo containers, rusty barges, yellow marsh grass and unimaginative concrete.
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A recent production ended with a raucous finale brimming with Broadway frivolity, titled "Our Dreams Aren't Over," a perfectly fitting platitude for the high-spirited artists.
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Not only does entrepreneurial interest in cyber look to be on the rise, investor enthusiasm, especially at the early stages, signals a market brimming with opportunity.
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The area appears to be brimming with marine life, including a surprising number of whales who may be using the undersea volcanoes as a navigational tool.
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These women, who typically engage the viewer with a demure but alluring gaze, are often seen holding sexually suggestive pots and baskets, brimming with the harvest.
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It's likely that you have a million tabs open on your browser with articles you swear you will read and an inbox brimming with unopened emails.
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The universe is about 13.7 billion years old, brimming with stars, planets, and other celestial objects that will dazzle humanity for the next several billion years.
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Studies have shown that people who drink water instead of drinks brimming with empty calories are already more successful at losing weight and keeping it off.
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They managed to create the kind of game the series has desperately needed for some time: an old-school Sonic brimming with clever twists and ideas.
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Oil prices are still more than 12 percent below their last peak in June, as brimming storage tanks and production that exceeds consumption weighs on markets.
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But the list of people who dropped out of lives that were just brimming with opportunity, who decided to go fight for ISIS, is long. Right.
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Its gorgeous, cell-shaded world is brimming with personality, whether you're walking through the streets of a fictional Tokyo or opening a slick in-game menu.
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This is a working farm, private, stunningly beautiful, quiet, gated, and brimming with Oregon historic pioneer history, Native history, and award winning upland Savannah Oak ecosystem.
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But, there's one problem — my Day feed is brimming with stories by Facebook friends I barely know and should have deleted a very long time ago.
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Earlier this week, Bell shared in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE that she's all about the "one-finger rule" for her youngest, who's brimming with curiosity.
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But Silicon Valley is brimming with tech execs trying to become faster, stronger and smarter by "hacking" their genetic code through various experimental methods called biohacks.
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"Gomorra" is brimming with violence and beauty, so much so that at first it seems to be exploiting the myths and glamour it claims to critique.
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Despite living in society that is obviously brimming with antiquated ideas about how to fix their massive infertility problem, June's interracial relationship is never a thing.
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The lidar industry is brimming with startups — about 70 according to industry experts — that see an opportunity to sell their tech to companies developing autonomous vehicles.
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Brimming with technology and seemingly milled from one massive chunk of German steel, our $57,22600 X2875 xDrive 257i test car makes a fantastic case for itself.
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At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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When you attend an MBA program, you expect to emerge smarter and wiser, brimming with insights on leadership, management, finance, and marketing from your classroom learning.
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From a bread basket brimming with puffy pretzel bread to the Filet Peconic, filet mignon slathered in oysters, the menu is decadent, delightful, and wildly expensive.
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And throughout the cavernous interior, yellow bins brimming with customers' orders zipped along more than 2115 miles of conveyor belts, which clattered with a thunderous din.
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He said he is brimming with confidence despite his taekwondo tournament in Rio in 2016 ending quickly with a 16-1 thrashing in his first match.
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In the summer of 216, a subcommittee of the U.S. Senate released a report so brimming with international intrigue that it read like an airport paperback.
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The Affordable Care Act is brimming with provisions like these: small parts of the law that are hugely consequential for the people who rely on them.
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Cassidy was brimming with optimism about its future, either this session or the next one, as he expects Republicans to continue to work on his bill.
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It was made on a shoestring, and Godard was brimming with manic brilliance, constantly rewriting the "script," and forcing improvisations upon the cast and the crew.
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Agricultural tech is already brimming with other robotic farming schemes, but unfortunately whenever a robot is employed, it's likely some degree of human labor is supplanted.
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The Reddit forums, Facebook groups, and Discord servers used by homeless people to communicate among themselves and with advocates are brimming with urgent questions and anxiety.
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Known as the "Circle of Virtue," it's brimming with women and girls who must pay for the sins of being too hopeful, too forgiving, too nice.
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Trucks coughed out black smoke, their beds brimming over with seven-ton loads of palm fruit rocking back and forth on tires as tall as people.
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As the proctor wrote her score on a sheet of paper, my baby stood next to me, unmoving, her eyes now drowning and brimming with tears.
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Davos is brimming with the kinds of globalists who created the European Union and treated economic independence movements like the U.K.'s Brexit vote like Armageddon.
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In addition to a permanent exhibition, the Museum will feature eleven exterior murals and a gift shop brimming with limited edition merchandise by top graffiti artists.
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Dr. Schermerhorn advised trying to remember that just because a face is not brimming with positivity, it does not mean that it is conveying something negative.
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The country was brimming with oil and gas, and yet battles over proposed pipelines had limited the ability of producers to get those resources to market.
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The yellow warbler's "sweet, sweet, sugary sweet" call is a delightful reminder that spring is on the move, and the woods are brimming with new life.
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Instead, they are headed to a modern, progressive South brimming with black politicians and business executives, a formidable black activism scene and black middle-class suburbs.
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Though Palmer stopped playing two years ago, he tooled around the course in his golf cart, the customary two bags brimming with clubs strapped in back.
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The chef Dionisis Liakopoulos's dishes manage to be fun and surprising while brimming with the freshness of the three New Jersey farms that he buys from.
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Submit is a kink-centered space brimming with gear like floggers and whips, and equipped with beds and other surfaces for attendees to have sex on.
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Brimming with set pieces, artworks, photography, and robot helmets, the first-ever Daft Punk pop-up shop looks more like the first ever Daft Punk Museum.
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Audi just unveiled its new A24 luxury sedan in Barcelona, and as you would expect from the German automaker, this car is brimming with high-tech features.
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From rattan bags to textured sandals, rainbow-striped dresses to oversized sun hats, this summer's aesthetic is shaping up to be joyful, playful and brimming with color.
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Despite this, oil markets remain bloated as inventories especially in the United States are brimming and rising U.S. drilling activity is pushing up production there as well.
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When they arrived, a staffer ushered into them conference room brimming with about 30 Apple employees, who fired off question after question about their blood pressure technology.
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Stallone himself as Rocky Balboa was forever romanticized as the patronizing caricature of the white working class; the natural Philadelphia bozo with wisdom bombs brimming with corn.
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It's a sci-fi opus about a scientist who moonlights as a detective in people's dreams, and it's brimming full of subconscious-stimulating scenes you'll never forget.
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And the scenes that work, really work, brimming with memorable, visceral visuals and gut-wrenching subtext that hits home even when the film doesn't quite hold up.
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Virtual reality is brimming with potential for scare-inducing stories, and Twisted Pixel is ready to deliver one of the most promising examples I've seen to date.
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It was the biggest shock in a tournament already brimming with surprises, especially as Johannesburg Anderson had not even won a set in their four previous meetings.
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In the nave of Sant'Ignazio in Rome, Pozzo deployed his brush to vaporize the stone of the barrel vault, revealing a soaring, paradisal realm brimming with angels.
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Fuel stockpiles across the world are brimming as refineries have churned out huge volumes of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel, squeezing refining margins as demand lagged supply.
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Traders said they were re-focussing on North America's brimming crude inventories despite the disruptions from Canada, which exports most of its crude to the United States.
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Brimming with joy and optimism, wit and gorgeous musical moments, In the Heights landed with all the confidence Miranda has continued to deploy in the years since.
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The trailer is brimming with clues as to what we can expect next for Miriam "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) and her budding career in stand-up comedy.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have to be brimming with confidence as they begin a three-game road series against the Central Division-rival St. Louis Cardinals on Monday.
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So you're going to be paying for a bowl brimming with oh-so-Instagrammable food, but you'll probably be hungry again before you get that 11th like.
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They are bound by their streaks of opportunism and by their campaigns tailored to resentful voters brimming with the conviction that society's deck is stacked against them.
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"Our hospitals are brimming in the ER," said Joan Faro, Chief Medical Officer at John T. Mather Memorial Hospital on Long Island, New York, in an interview.
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Bicolored, widowed,male by male, dragged Caudally, reclusivelyinto jellyfish and coelenterates, Anemones brimming overwith pearly powder, uncertainty's Nectar and fear floatingbetween cold water and heat of lip.
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But under the brightest spotlight of an election brimming with outsider fervor — powering Donald J. Trump to the Republican nomination and Mr. Sanders to unexpected success — Mrs.
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He will head to the Masters next month brimming with confidence, needing a victory at Augusta National to complete the grand slam of all four modern majors.
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My reward was watching all the cargo off-load at the final trading port before my ship turned for home, hold now brimming with North Sea cod.
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Now, with his home established at 170lbs and brimming with motivation, Alves will be hoping to make another run at the title in a dilapidated welterweight division.
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The two also meet eerie mirrors of themselves in a brother and sister duo who have ideas about how to create a new world brimming with superheroes.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City dropped out of the Democratic primary on Friday, the latest contender to quit a race brimming with presidential hopefuls.
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The spicy bowl brimming with soup and fat was the color of magma, and the shredded beef inside was fall-apart tender ($7 for a small bowl).
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NEW NORFOLK, Tasmania — There may be no restaurant in all of Tasmania as bright and airy, as brimming with good feeling, as the Agrarian Kitchen Eatery & Store.
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Six major tournaments in 22 years (including the European Championship), and England, brimming with high hopes and big-name players, going out in the cruelest possible way.
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Few would have thought that would be the case, since France has a lineup brimming with young stars and is considered one of the favorites in Russia.
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The city has managed to drastically improve water quality in recent decades, turning many dismal waterways into spots that are now swimmable and brimming with aquatic life.
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But while 2Pac's song was a flirtatious encouragement by a sexual scalawag, Megan's version is brimming with stern resentment to a man who can't seem to commit.
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It's certainly a clear explanation of the movement — here called "Just Us for Justice" — but it's also a page turner brimming with pop culture references and humor.
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The pictures had been painted with an unusually light and confident hand; they were brimming with color — sparkling blues and brilliant reds — and radiated joy and vitality.
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She'll have approximately three months after giving birth to recover and make a case that she should be included on a roster that's already brimming with talent.
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My own early-30s self-help library was brimming with advice: on how to get my finances in order, make relationships work, and get comfortable with uncertainty.
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Several years ago, the company joined with state and local agencies to open "mock pharmacies" brimming with CVS products, prescriptions and signage to train disabled job candidates.
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On Monday, the tech giant unveiled some details -- but no trailers -- for eight new projects coming to its lineup this fall, all brimming with A-list talent.
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While the waves had blasted apart the boardwalk and poured into beachside houses, the storm surge had pushed into the East Rockaway Inlet, brimming the intracoastal waterways.
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"She was a private person, too sensitive and shy for this world, but brimming with life, love, and talent," Suzzy Roche wrote on the Roches' Facebook page.
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Servito's take on Cudmore's debut tune for Honey Soundsystem is a freewheeling, acid-drenched belter, brimming with the same looseness and elasticity of his celebrated DJ sets.
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Young men can often be seen just outside the mine carrying shovels and sacks brimming with freshly-mined ore to nearby trading depots dominated by Chinese buyers.
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One evening in Holcombe's colorful home, brimming with artwork that he and his wife Nicole purchased from local artists, he pulled out a painting of his own.
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That ritual begot another: candidate visits that left current and former residents of the area, like Ellie Pearson, 73, brimming with stories about rubbing shoulders with leading politicians.
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The Small Magellanic Cloud looks like a smudge over the southern sky, but it&aposs actually a nearby galaxy brimming with millions of stars 200,000 light-years away.
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" Brimming with the confidence that accompanies approval from an individual of El-Khatib's stature, Musaad proceeded to record more material until he pumped out the slow burning "Feel.
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A camp-themed gala conjures images of towering cakes overflowing with frosting, a feast brimming with juicy fruit, rows of glossy hamburgers, and chalices overflowing with warm fries.
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That is in part because Alberta, Canada announced this week it would require producers to cut output by about 1.43,000 bpd to drain the province's brimming crude stockpiles.
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Rating Artist Mark Brooks and colorist Sonia Oback have combined forces and created a world brimming with texture and wonder, one you can get lost in for hours.
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Looking at them closely, you really get the sense of something just coming into being — the pages are brimming with a sense of discovery, even 175 years later.
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The style of her artsy loft, located in the equally hip Los Angeles neighborhood of Echo Park, is mid-century modern-inspired , and brimming with playful, eclectic details.
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While the campus' closure was a difficult loss for those who loved Caerleon, one former student is glad to see that the building is still brimming with creativity.
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You look forward to the day your halls will once again be brimming with noise, as you hear the sound of your children's children hollering in your arms.
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It's known for its brimming ecosystem of protected wildlife, its sweeping views of the water and the city, and for being a crossing point on the Bay Bridge.
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T-Pain's "Bartender" and "Buy U a Drank" were already brimming with intoxication by the time Ray J released All I Feel, his third studio album, that year.
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For a short book, "The Origins of Creativity" is brimming with ideas, many of which wander, as Mr Wilson's writing often does, beyond the brief of the title.
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But even though I'd like to think I'm a Sauvignon-sampling pro, I wanted to see exactly how everyone's favorite "adulting" drink transforms from grape to (brimming) glass.
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Once the officers got past the nuclear blast doors to the underground lair, they uncovered 20 rooms—each 200 by 70 feet—brimming with thousands of weed plants.
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While most of her songs are autobiographical, featuring lyrics brimming with equal parts wit and vulnerability, she wasn't afraid to add her own unique twist to familiar tunes.
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Credit cards and passports are filled with microchips brimming with your personal information—and give off radio waves to any nearby sleazebag that wants to steal your identity.
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I'm not saying that it's brimming with personality — it's not a Minion or anything — but those little rounded feet and its spherical body have a vibe I like.
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But prices have tumbled in recent weeks as signs of resilient shale oil production and brimming stockpiles in the United States have offset faith in OPEC's production curbs.
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She was brimming with enthusiasm throughout the act, and near the end, I was standing before her smiling face with nothing but a little flag covering my penis.
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In a year or two, much of it would come crashing down, but in 286, anything was possible, and Benioff was bold and brash and brimming with ideas.
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She's always been an exhaustive storyteller—brimming with narrative-driven stanzas that life in Chicago has written for her—but now the story feels like it's completely hers.
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Shale drilling started to recover in the second half of 2016 as oil exporters prepared to reduce their output in a bid to reduce brimming stockpiles of crude.
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"I'm not an idealist—I'm an apathist," he insisted, albeit one brimming with opinions and full of contradictions who would like nothing more than to make you squirm.
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Sure, it was a badass pro-joint 0003 years ago, brimming with big name fighters, and assorted hangers on, all of whom took their trade very seriously indeed.
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President Obama has finally named his pick to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, and everday Americans are brimming with opinions on his choice.
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If Ms. Alden had seemed perfect for him at Dartmouth, she was more so now: sweet, smart and, in a city brimming with smoke and mirrors, without pretense.
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Hungry City At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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The Yankees were once the team that the Cubs — and to a lesser degree, the Red Sox — are now: championship contenders brimming with young talent that captivates fans.
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With the elections heating up and news feeds brimming with ads for this candidate and that cause, voters need to be adept at recognizing persuasive from manipulative microtargeting.
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And if that happens, the Cavs will enter the Finals brimming with confidence, knowing that they are as prepared as possible for by far their toughest task yet.
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While Harith was bored with his job and spent most evenings playing video games or hanging out in tea shops, Munaf came home from work brimming with enthusiasm.
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The coaches did not seem fazed by the misses, but the N.A.I.A. tournament is more about the players than the coaches, anyway, and most are brimming with confidence.
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In contrast to Andrews's magic-brimming adventure, Kayla Miller's CAMP (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $10.99, ages 8 to 12) takes us into a familiar scene deeply grounded in reality.
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" She meets the violence of her grief with poems populated by holograms, robots, and ghosts, by words and sounds and lines "brimming over the row of slender boxes.
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Ballot boxes from several areas that had exceptionally high turnout in the Saturday election, surprising observers, have arrived at the Independent Election Commission's tabulation centers brimming with votes.
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Episode six is brimming with [creator Alan] Moore's trademark skepticism about superheroes and his ideas about how media both reflects and perpetuates an American culture of white supremacy.
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Frank Bruni Paul Ryan has long been cast as Congress's Boy Scout: earnest, honest and brimming with the best intentions, whether you agree with his proposals or not.
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It's rare that CNBC's Jim Cramer comes across stock market sentiment as optimistic as Monday's, where investors see the glass half full but consider it to be brimming.
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Fashion Month is in full swing and our Instagram feeds, inboxes, and daily web crawls are brimming with more runway inspiration than we know what to do with.
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The difference is that few games feel as genuinely alive and brimming with the full potential of humanity, even if it's a mirage driven by technology and art.
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Libertarian Party members are brimming with optimism about their prospects in 2016 as they prepare to nominate a presidential candidate at a convention in Orlando over the weekend.
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"In the spring this will be brimming with hemlock and filled with flowers and all the trees will be filled with flowers," Mr. Landes said of the farm.
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Brimming with drama, insight, and unexpected humor, Trailblazer recounts a unique life story, offering readers not just an engrossing journey but also the wisdom of an exceptional leader.
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It's brimming with potential and exponentially more possibility than it has 10 years ago, hanging its existence on a little-known hero and some of his amazing friends.
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Smith's writing is light and playful, deceptively simple, skipping along like a stone on the surface of a lake, brimming with humanity and bending, despite everything, toward hope.
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It's just like when Snake returns to Shadow Moses in the final third of Metal Gear Solid 4: a touching loop closer that is positively brimming with nostalgia.
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But his teammates paint a picture of someone brimming with the attitude and ability that led to his being recruited by major Division I programs in two sports.
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Enough people had died in Paris by the 17th century that its cemeteries were brimming with graves, so much so that corpses at times protruded from the ground.
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In a business brimming with over-the-top I.P.A.s and aggressive stouts, American brewers are embracing German tradition to create beers that they believe can have broader appeal.
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Coffers brimming from strongly growing economies and buoyant markets, the world's wealthy are providing fuel to history's longest ever equity bull run, lifting share markets to ever higher peaks.
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Rarely discussed across both professions is that they're often brimming with individuals living off trust funds in order to afford the requisite unpaid internships and apartments in expensive cities.
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Still, although Thérèse philosophe is brimming with explicit illustrations, from a clear view of a sodomizing monk to a woman's genitals, it also presented a slight critique of intellectualism.
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Archer's world is brimming with stiff drinks, mustache-twirling villains, grand dames and grateful heiresses, and its depraved inhabitants are always ready for some cheeky banter, screwball comedy-style.
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Experts are already building a future world brimming with artificial intelligence, but here in the present most of us are still trying to figure out what AI even is.
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Outside of the main campaign, Sonic Mania also features a time trial mode and a fairly simple multiplayer offering, but it's not an especially huge package brimming with extras.
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We have beautiful, meaningful, dynamic things — rocks, a brimming sea of fish hooks — but not things that lend themselves easily to an institutional setting, and all too many players.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a darkened college classroom, students are introduced to a projected image of a famous work of Greek art brimming with intense drama.
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Hirafu village is Niseko's cultural heartbeat, brimming with bars and restaurants, food trucks, coffee spots like the Mountain Kiosk Coffee stand, ski shops, condos, boutique hotels and luxury chalets.
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This work has long been brimming to be shared; however, all too often what is missing is a platform so others can hear, and someone willing to clear it.
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This week's speech was brimming over with ideas, including a shared military budget and an agency for "radical innovation", as well as the desire to strengthen the euro zone.
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The video above—some man-on-the-street footage—is raw, like a band's first EP that is brimming with emotion and energy, but maybe short on production value.
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So despite the appearance that Soloway's fiery "topple the patriarchy" speeches at the 2016 Emmys might signify, Amazon isn't exactly brimming with women at its highest decision-making levels.
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Consider that at the opening keynote, CNCF director Dan Kohn was brimming with enthusiasm, proudly rattling off numbers to a packed audience, showing the enormous growth of the project.
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Home cooks, think of the possibilities: a blush-tinted rosé raspberry jam, a huge summer tart brimming with rosé strawberry slices, rosé strawberry shortcake – the rosé possibilities are endless.
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Typically a dive into Solange's Instagram world is like a taking a trip through an aesthetically pleasing multiverse brimming with high-art and an onslaught of enviable fashion decisions.
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As I filed in to see the Golden Globe winner for Best Drama again, the theater was completely packed — and my eyes were brimming before the previews even began.
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Social media in the Gulf has been brimming with Tweets both criticizing and celebrating the breaking of ties with Qatar -- a plethora of politically charged hashtags have also surfaced.
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But McConnell, 74, says anything can happen, chuckling over the brimming confidence of Democratic colleagues last year who thought they were a lock to win back the upper chamber.
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Deafheaven sounds the way life in the 2010s feels: constantly in flux and brimming with injustice and turmoil, interspersed with moments that continue to show life's ever-brittle beauty.
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He was not being defiant, or flippant, saying that the Warriors needed all the passion they could muster against a Thunder team brimming with talent and growing in confidence.
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One day you're brimming over with gratitude for having a work buddy like Theresa, someone who can roll with the punches and who you can share a laugh with.
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Last month, OPEC and other exporters extended an agreement to remove 1.8 million barrels a day from the market in order to shrink brimming global stockpiles of crude oil.
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She said that using Tinder to find other lactation fans is a fool's errand, and that even fetish sites aren't brimming with people who are interested in an ABR.
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I'd be happy with any of those, but just now I crave a true French-style braise, with meat that is gently simmered to utter tenderness, brimming with flavor.
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The Bulls enter the stretch brimming with confidence and planning to continue a rise toward the top of the Eastern Conference, where Friday's opponent - the Cleveland Cavaliers - reign supreme.
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Books News Deborah Harkness's best-selling series — brimming with magic, time travel and witches — has spawned an avid fan base, an annual convention, and now, a splashy TV adaptation.
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When the cost of living is taken into account, billionaire-brimming California ranks as the most poverty-stricken state, with a fifth of the population struggling to get by.
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Rates start at 390 euro The 10th arrondissement is the Brooklyn of Paris: youthful, edgy and brimming with chic millennials picnicking along the canal which snakes through the area.
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She focused on explaining how the Democrats have a party brimming with practical policy solutions to problems like health care premiums and decaying infrastructure that can be implemented incrementally.
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The Mulleavys cited the 1992 Coppola film Dracula as their inspiration, and while the show was a masterclass in fashion as storytelling, it was also brimming with wearable pieces.
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Carolina fan Amanda Brown was brimming with excitement as she clutched her signed T-shirt, which she planned to give to an Australian friend due to visit town soon.
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"When the sexual assault happened, I was a young woman brimming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities," she wrote in her five-page statement.
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Structurally, climate diplomacy has become like some religions: brimming with detailed information about our individual failure to do what's needed yet somehow optimistic about the collective goal of salvation.
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Despite this, both Brent and WTI crude benchmarks are sitting below $50 per barrel as global markets remain bloated due to brimming storage and ongoing high drilling and production.
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But Smith's writing is light and playful, deceptively simple, skipping along like a stone on the surface of a lake, brimming with humanity and bending, despite everything, toward hope.
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The first time she picked me up from the tiny regional airport she didn't recognize me, and when she did, she looked away with tears brimming at her lashes.
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Brimming with protein and fattier than mammalian milk, flamingo milk "has the consistency of cottage cheese," said Paul Rose, a flamingo researcher at the University of Exeter in Britain.
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The Garden was brimming with loyal dodgeball fans from around the world, and the energy in the building was no less rowdy than any other more well-known sport.
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The comments section of the page selling the Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Bronze & Illuminate Palette, for example, is brimming with comments, some mocking the young social media star.
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In a bid to boost Republican turnout at the midterm elections, Trump has been stoking xenophobic fears about the caravan by implying that it's brimming with Middle Eastern terrorists.
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There is a fine origin story unfurled here, brimming with powerful fight sequences, instantly memorable characters, and a villain so mesmerizing, we may even want to root for him.
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"Small" is a misnomer — it's a big bowl brimming with rich broth, a huge tangle of rice noodles, and paper-thin slices of rare beef that cooks in the broth.
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With both the men's and womenswear lines brimming with instant classics, we're mixing and matching our favorite pieces, from beige drawstring two-pieces to yellow blouses and co-ordinating socks.
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Musk said that he now considers it a "matter of courtesy & fairness" and that the network won't move cars until after it is already brimming with train car-style pods.
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But she will face a stern test from Suarez Navarro, who is brimming with confidence after arriving in New York on the heels of a finals appearance at New Haven.
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His voice brimming with indignation as he addressed the nation during prime-time TV news, Netanyahu dismissed the three criminal cases as a political "witch-hunt" designed to oust him.
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The nine-song set (all except the Nelson tune co-written by Stapleton) is brimming with blues riffs, heartbreak and loss, including "Death Row," a dirge that closes the record.
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Netflix's six-hour Gilmore Girls revival A Year In The Life has been out for five days, and everyone who cared enough to watch it is currently brimming with opinions.
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These were boom times for sentimentality in rock, years brimming with Keanes, Frays, and Muses and the disarming well of feelings that issue out from rock radio at the time.
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Luckily, the best way to cope with these disastrous excursions is to laugh them off over a brimming glass of wine, while reenacting the most absurd moments for your bestie.
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The teaser may only be an all-too-brief 36 seconds in length, but it's still brimming with clues as to what we can expect from the show's second season.
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Located in an isolated savanna in the center of the country, Atapirire is the only town in an area the government says is brimming with 226 billion barrels of petroleum.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori is brimming with confidence heading into the U.S. Open starting on Monday, despite acknowledging the presence of a flock of title contenders at Flushing Meadows.
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With over-the-top options ranging from a $2,000 omelette to a $223 shot of bourbon, NYC is brimming with the best of the best when it comes to food.
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And Trump, who barely seems to grasp anything about policy or governance, and the Republican Party, which has largely abandoned policymaking, are perfect contrasts for a party brimming with ideas.
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Hillary Clinton, brimming with confidence and boosted by poll numbers across the United States, is beginning an ambitious assault on traditionally Republican states to further diminish support for Donald Trump.
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Rivers burst their banks in some parts of Maharashtra after authorities released water from dams brimming with as much as 670 mm (26.4 inches) of rain received in a week.
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And if you dig the merriment of "American Country Love Song," fear not, Owen says American Love is brimming with the same feeling fans have come to know him for.
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After decades of war and millions of lives lost to free itself from Sudan, the nation was burdened with daunting problems, of course, but it was also brimming with promise.
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Brimming with hatred for Rome, the charismatic commander staged an invasion in 218 BCE that famously involved marching an estimated 30,000 troops, 15,000 horses, and 37 elephants over the Alps.
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My home—my prison—is Xabran's Rock, a dense and sprawling alien bazaar, brimming with countless species so inexplicable as to give Mos Eisley's cantina a run for its money.
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Day 174: "Lucifer (Remix)" – The Prefix, 2004 Long before badmon Drake showed up on the scene, his mentor Lil Wayne was brimming with rasta enthusiasm and playing around with patois.
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My home—my prison—is Xabran's Rock, a dense and sprawling alien bazaar, brimming with countless species so inexplicable as to give Mos Eisley's cantina a run for its money.
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Even in the case of the SEC—which is more likely to toe the President's line—the regulatory reform process is overseen by the judiciary, now brimming with Obama appointees.
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Situated in a 16-block historic district brimming with Victorian architecture and over 70 stores and eateries to choose from, it's no wonder Franklin calls itself "America's favorite main street."
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They could also offer Ohtani, 23, the chance to join a young team brimming with talent, a World Series contender, without having the burden of carrying the team by himself.
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Our reviewer called it "a page turner brimming with pop culture references and humor," and it has been on this paper's best-seller list since it was published in 2017.
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The Brothers Grimm, who based their tales on folk tradition, lived and worked in the 19th century, when Europe was brimming with enthusiasm for the nation-state over multiethnic empires.
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"Words and actions brimming with prejudice are spoiling the normal atmosphere of Chinese-Australian relations," said a recent editorial in People's Daily, the main newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party.
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The Swiss great was brimming with confidence from the start, taking advantage of the speedy hardcourts under the open roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium on a warm and sunny day.
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But when she arrives at the house for the weekend, there is often a basket brimming with the garden's harvest, arranged by Mr. Hamilton or the estate manager, Robert Deets.
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Even the children's friends who visited the Shaws' apartment on the Upper West Side were not aware that the family owned other apartments in the building brimming with personal staff.
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Lampert, who wears her dark hair in a spiky mullet, and has the long face and androgynous features of a Byzantine icon, stared ahead intently, her eyes brimming with tears.
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In a moving moment, Graham rose to defend his friend, his eyes brimming with tears as he did so, reflecting the former Vietnam War hero's recent diagnosis of brain cancer.
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"If the cyclists never came up on Sunday, we'd still be O.K." There were more than two days to go before the race, but the mountainside was brimming with people.
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Consumers and corporate chieftains are heading in the opposite direction, with one group still brimming with good thoughts about the future and the other sure that tougher times are coming.
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Some scintillating passages for trumpets and vibraphones were brimming with a metallic resonance that the orchestra and its music director, Jaap van Zweden, balanced beautifully with the strings and winds.
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He shows us a local electronics market, brimming with sellers hawking Samsungs or iPhones on the street corner, where he says he can have any phone reset and wiped in minutes.
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It was almost humorous watching her at a new level of excitement, energy brimming over into spontaneous, silly dance moves and sporadic kickboxing imitations when a blue state landed a punch.
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"My public image is unshakably that of America's wholesome virgin, the girl next door, carefree and brimming with happiness," she told her biographer A.E. Hotchner in Doris Day: Her Own Story.
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From the the data gathered from this brimming pot of jock broth, the team can advise the athlete on how to optimally hydrate and take in electrolytes during her next event.
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But while the Netflix series is a complex, intellectual character study, Victoria is much more in the vein of traditional period costume dramas, brimming with visual splendor and barely repressed passion.
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Brimming over with excitement and honoring everyone's mutual love of Tom Holland, Rabe posed with her super cohorts and further cemented her role as the cutest being in the entire MCU.
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Monty Python's brand of sketch comedy was innovative and absurdist, which will no doubt mean this showbiz turducken will be brimming with self-deprecating jokes and even more meta-meta-commentary.
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But that does not make it any more acceptable to the party, which likes to think of young Chinese as brimming with confidence in their ability to lead a prosperous life.
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Not even a year later, the half-acre plot is a field of green, brimming with vibrant cilantro, unripe tomatoes, verdant cucumbers and baby watermelons, all thriving under a blazing sun.
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In a small conference room, brimming with 21995 or so of the San Diego area's most diverse academic and activist minds, Nadine Burke Harris sat at the head of the table.
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"I want to tell the coach thank you so much for helping the boys survive this long," said one Chiang Rai woman wearing a traditional dress, tears brimming in her eyes.
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Meanwhile, U.S. shale oil production has rebounded as crude prices stabilize around $50 a barrel, supported by output cuts by OPEC and other exporting nations aimed at cutting brimming global stockpiles.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other exporters agreed to cut output by 1.8 million barrels a day late last year in order to shrink brimming global crude stockpiles.
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The market has burned up a brimming reservoir of pessimism and done just enough to encourage the bulls, without fully disproving the skeptics case that last year's highs will go unchallenged.
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Cibulkova, who arrived on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court brimming with confidence after toppling Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber in the previous round, countered with a similarly aggressive game to little avail.
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But Cramer couldn't help but wonder why such different situations are all working for these stocks, so he compiled a list of reasons for why the market is brimming with winners.
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None of these stories spans more than two pages, but in that time Williams establishes a character, a consciousness, and a social world brimming with desires that cannot be spoken aloud.
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What started for me—at the tender age of eleven or twelve in a black-and-white telnet window— has given way to fully-realized graphical worlds brimming with rich detail.
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Soaring output and brimming inventories have made U.S. WTI crude much cheaper than its international peer, Brent, which is receiving support above $50 per barrel by the OPEC-led production cut.
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Their sham populism is most evident in a ridiculous scene in which Churchill rides the London Underground and meets The People, a motley mass of stiff upper lips and brimming eyes.
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Brimming with confidence and stiffened by the experience of playing at, and graduating from, the University of Virginia, Collins, a two-time N.C.A.A. singles champion, is unsurprised by her recent emergence.
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It's obvious to anyone who visits an American supermarket in winter — past displays brimming with Chilean grapes, Mexican berries and Vietnamese dragon fruit — that foreign farms supply much of our produce.
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The religious service involved a wooden hammer held aloft, various invocations to Norse deities and ceremonial drinking from two large black horns, one brimming with beer, the other with nonalcoholic mead.
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The Brothers Grimm, who based their tales on folk tradition, lived and worked in the 19th century, when Europe was brimming with enthusiasm for the nation-state over multi-ethnic empires.
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It's brimming with complicated keyboard and percussive arrangements, and is something of a nostalgic tribute to his war-torn homeland, which he hasn't been able to return to in six years.
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Naples Journal NAPLES, Italy — A legion of children raced up a dead-end street in Sanità, a tough Naples neighborhood dripping with laundry and suddenly brimming with the promise of stardom.
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Fall from grace Basra, sitting on the Shatt Al-Arab waterway, was once known as the "Venice of the East" because of its system of canals, canals now brimming with rubbish.
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Those who drank seawater succumbed to diarrhea and other illnesses, and men began to suffer collective hallucinations, such as imagining that the Indianapolis was close by, brimming with food and drink.
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One day, she says, she looked at her bedside table, brimming with books by Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers, and had the epiphany that the detective genre was her calling.
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Medvedeva's free program, performed to music from the film "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close," was her latest tour de force under pressure: brimming with difficulty and her trademark lightness and flow.
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Honest makes it remarkably easy to create a customized delivery bundle that will show up at your door each month brimming with all the diapers, wipes, and washes your family needs.
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I would marvel at the photographs of Republican wives that I saw in magazines, with their handsome bowl haircuts, sturdy forearms, and handbags brimming with those miniature airplane bottles of gin.
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The two-story house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, and balconies that overlook the cobbled Plaza de San Diego, with hanging planters brimming with bougainvillea and other colorful tropical plants.
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Try buying second-hand: Ebay, thrift shops and neighborhood listservs are brimming with stuff someone else's kids absolutely had to have a few years ago and now couldn't care less about.
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Established in 1758, the town is known for historic sites like Ball's Bluff Battlefield and National Cemetery, its annual air show, and a downtown brimming with vibrant restaurants and quaint shops.
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OPEC and other oil exporters have limited their production since January in order to balance oil markets, but exports have not fallen as quickly, leaving many storage facilities brimming with crude.
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" On a day usually brimming with optimism, this was a blue note — as in Harold Melvin's band from the 1970s, the one that sang, "If You Don't Know Me by Now.
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London Fashion Week's schedule is always brimming with designers from diverse backgrounds, so it comes as no surprise that the industry is keen to keep Britain an open-minded and accepting country.
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"[The] timing was so off, but it was so perfect for me because it was a man that just cared about if I was okay," she adds, her voice brimming with emotion.
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Meanwhile, on the shores of fortress Europe, brimming with museums full of classical antiquities and objects spanning cultures and centuries, biennales continue to make desperate pleas for social change through contemporary art.
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Track for track, the records are brimming with creative arrangements, inspired duets, new songwriting and — what we all long for — a few breathtaking gems that are sure to send holiday spirits soaring.
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"All I could think of as I drove up the road when we were going back to the hospital was, 'God, don't take her yet,'" Litty said, his eyes brimming with tears.
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In that sense, they are much like startups, brimming with hope and an optimism, intent on changing the world and solving problems ranging from overpopulation to transportation to air quality and affordability.
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As they became bustling, traffic-clogged, brimming with non-natives, and multihued—and the seat of the state's service industry-dominated economy—they also became a vast trove of reliable Democratic votes.
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Watson, who became the first three-time winner on the PGA Tour this season with a victory at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut, nine days ago is suddenly brimming with confidence.
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To start, pretty much everything from Gap's latest release, which is brimming with bright rainbow stripes, shiny electric-blue outerwear, and velvety staples we can't wait to work into our daily uniform.
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True, at first she had a run of bored, bourgeois wives longing for love, roaming the night streets and parks with almost too much emotional turmoil brimming in her world-weary eyes.
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At current global output levels between 1 million and 2 million barrels of crude are produced every day in excess of demand, leaving storage facilities around the worlds brimming with unwanted supplies.
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You may have reservoirs near you brimming over with fresh rainfall right now, but the truth is that the amount of potable water on this planet is growing more scarce every year.
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What little would remain of the Qajar portraits of topless wine-tippling belles and the Safavid frescoes of Esfahan's palaces, brimming with scenes of drunken revelry, had there not been any cupbearers?
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said.
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For those seeking a bucket-list trip, the American Express By Invitation Only program available for Platinum Card members offers specialty packages with access to a private suite brimming with VIP amenities.
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She pounced on any error and broke serve to lead 3-0 as the sixth-seeded Briton, close to brimming over with nervous energy, struggled to keep her searing groundstrokes in court.
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McKinnon played what must be every Trump-hater's fantasy version of the special investigator: Barely contained excitement brimming over to share tiny morsels from the damning mountain of evidence collected so far.
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Hearing him talk about it — his deep, booming voice brimming with excitement as he prepares to unleash this thing he's carted around for 15 years — you can't help but get caught up.
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At its strongest, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the FARC had 18,153 fighters and a war chest brimming with cash from illegal gold-mining, extortion, kidnapping and the drug trade.
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Brimming with Stephen King tropes and a bleak version of late-'80s nostalgia, the new horror anthology series is tailor-made for fans of Stranger Things clamoring for a new, darker fix.
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Analysts said that the fundamental reason for low oil prices remained unchanged, with producers around the world pumping over 1 million barrels of crude every day beyond demand, leaving storage tanks brimming.
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You've got a great idea, you're brimming with enthusiasm, and you're pretty sure that the world is going to beat a path to your door to buy your new product or service.
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Israel's high-tech industry is brimming with products that have made the jump from military application to civilian markets, both software and hardware, from cybersecurity to drones and from navigation to imaging.
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If one of the wealthiest nations can't implement the Paris strategy despite a brimming labour market and strong public support for green policies, the risk is that others may not even try.
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More recently, she found herself in a vintage couture gown (bedecked in crystals, obviously), partially submerged in a bathtub brimming with Swarovski bling of varied shapes and sizes for an upcoming campaign.
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Many of the thousands who have come here for Call of Duty XP, three full days of CoD immersion attracting fans from every corner of the globe, are visibly brimming with excitement.
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The peach pie we tried, brimming with fresh, sweet peaches in a buttery crust, could surely be the talk of any summer party, while the Mississippi mud pie was chocolatey and rich.
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Scenic designer You-Shin Chen transforms the Starr into the cave beneath a tree, brimming with smaller alcoves filled with curlers, lotions and other domestic accouterments that create a sense of homeyness.
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The International Space Station is brimming with bacteria and fungi that can cause diseases and form biofilms that promote antibiotic resistance, and can even corrode the spacecraft, a new study has found.
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The event was brimming with people close to Mr. Coates: his wife, son and mother; the New Yorker writer Jelani Cobb; Barry Jenkins, the director of "Moonlight"; and Dr. Painter, among others.
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I could feel hope and excitement brimming on the metro, where I rode standing beside a middle-aged woman from New York, who brought her 81-year-old mother in a wheelchair.
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All this will likely help deplete brimming gasoline and diesel stocks, a result of excessive production earlier this year when prices of crude oil feedstock were low and demand expectations were high.
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A block north is the Taipei City Hall subway station, which is dominated by the Breeze Songgao and Shin Kong Mitsukoshi mall complexes, brimming with global and domestic restaurants and lifestyle brands.
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Drenched in tenderness and sensuality, "Premature" is brimming with life, with director Rashaad Ernesto Green brilliantly capturing the picnics, house parties and street scenes of Harlem that burst with teasing, talky energy.
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But even her grandmother, who adopted a British identity and said she "wanted nothing to do with the past," can't deny her roots: She writes letters brimming with the heart of Iran.
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Even for a philistine like me, who fell asleep when a date took her to the opera, "Aria Code" presents a mesmerizing appreciation of these powerful solo performances brimming with universal feelings.
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Brimming U.S. crude supplies have been a challenge to production cuts to prop up prices led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, meaning weekly U.S. inventory data is closely watched.
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With the apartment brimming with life, Mr. Serugendo talked about one of his earliest experiences in Oakland: Once, after exiting a bus, he took a wrong turn and found himself hopelessly lost.
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The movie adaptation of Crazy Rich Asians, out this Wednesday, is "a cinematic jewel box, each compartment brimming with jaw-dropping opulence and brilliant luster," writes Vox culture reporter Alex Abad-Santos.
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Brimming with visual pleasure, Driskell's work invites us to slow down and look and think, to ponder our relationship to the past and to the present, to be cognizant of the future.
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Cohen was prone to making grandiose statements in — and about — his art, and his death was a pop gesture so brimming with cosmic coincidence that it could only be compared with David Bowie's.
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Inventories of oil products have also been climbing in Europe and Asia, with gasoline stocks in the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp hub at record highs and BMI Research warning of "brimming stockpiles" in Asia.
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producing nations agreed last year to cut output by 1.8 million barrels a day in a bid to reduce brimming crude stockpiles.
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A shopping cart brimming with all-weather pieces like bright puffer jackets, KEEN boots, ribbed sweater dresses — plus, a number of other seasonal essentials that promise to make winter suck less this year.
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The text on the wall describes the work, in its all crazed, over-brimming totality, as something akin to a circus spectacle, at which we might stand, marvel, wonder, and point a finger.
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Mr Macron is certainly brimming with ideas to reform the euro zone as the core of the EU—from a common investment budget to the establishment of a parliament and a finance minister.
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Knowing Asus' poor track record with developing software and the Windows Store's dire lack of popularity, I'm not brimming with confidence that this initiative will flourish, but I give Asus credit for trying.
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Bleecker Street MediaProblem is, this criminal safehouse is smack in the middle of village brimming with families, bystanders, and children—including one girl who's selling bread on the street, just outside the hideout.
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The Aquaman trailer is brimming with the kind of brightness, optimism, and strong female characters that defined the DCEU's greatest hit to date — an energy that this franchise quite frankly needs right now.
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World number 55 Johnson, brimming with confidence on the back of his title defense in Houston, converted his two break point opportunities to wrap up the match in an hour and 21 minutes.
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But forecasts for oil demand are not currently increasing enough to absorb rising U.S. fuel exports, so there is a risk that refined Canadian crude gets stuck in already brimming U.S. storage tanks.
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Today you can buy an X1 xDrive28i (a tiny crossover thingy with all-wheel-drive for $35,000) to the range-topping 750 xDrive sedan (an executive cruiser brimming with technology, for $23,000 plus).
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The streets of Little Syria were also vibrant with smoking parlors, cafes whipping up Turkish coffee and shops brimming with everything from rugs and brass lanterns to pistachios imported from the Middle East.
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And if that's the direction the show has chosen to go in, is that really the kind of thing we need in a TV culture already brimming with problematic depictions of sexual violence?
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Justified or not, no one could watch him volcanically brimming over with partisan rancor and resentment without harboring deep doubts that he could now miraculously wipe the slate clean and be fair-minded.
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Leaving the retailer without a shopping bag brimming with goodies — and a lot less dough in your bank account — might seem impossible, but there are ways to seize the moment without going broke.
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NEW YORK / JINOTEGA, NICARAGUA (Reuters) - Brimming with shade trees and bounded by the Tuma river, the lower climes of Roger Castellon's farm in Nicaragua's mountainous Jinotega department were long ideal for growing coffee.
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Why The Haunting of Hill House fans will love it: Well, it's an M. Night Shyamalan TV show, so that means it's going to be unpredictable, perplexing, and brimming with scream-inducing moments.
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U.S. shale drillers, who use advanced drilling methods to unlock oil and gas from rock formations, have frustrated efforts by major oil producing nations to reduce brimming global crude stockpiles and boost prices.
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The Bipartisan Budget Act that Congress is set to pass Thursday is brimming with tax provisions for a variety of special interests, including racehorse owners, small private colleges and television and film companies.
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Mr. Hong is brimming with ideas for the menu, including Thai khao man gai (literally translated as chicken fat rice), Chinese cheong fun (rice noodle rolls) and Burmese laphet thoke (tea leaf salad).
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If, as Dubuffet would have it, Szlyak's folk art is drawn entirely from his "own depths," then his depths are brimming with the American dream as seen through the filter of immigrant idealism.
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The Bay of Biscay, the vast gulf west of France and north of Spain, has long been a haven for dolphins, brimming with shoals of sardines, herring and other fish that they eat.
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Within minutes, his van brimming with boxes of every size and shape, he was rumbling through rice paddies, down narrow village lanes and past modest farmhouses, deeper and deeper into China's vast hinterland.
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"To me cooking is about touching, feeling, smelling, using all your senses and being at one with your ingredients," Ms. Dávila said as she stirred a skillet brimming with onions and Serrano peppers.
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As previously profiled on Hyperallergic, the the museum is located in an East Harlem sanitation garage, and is brimming with curiosities both mundane and rare saved by now retired sanitation worker Nelson Molina.
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Released from jail with neither a job nor permission to leave a hometown brimming with addicted relatives and friends, he faces challenges that illustrate just how steep the climb to sobriety can be.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," Global Times wrote.
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Around the corner from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, it's benefiting from upgrades tied to the 2012 Olympics and has become a hipster haunt brimming with bars, breweries and a smattering of shops.
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While both are similar in construction — with their Instagrammable aesthetics and shelves brimming with items made by up-and-coming brands — Neighborhood Goods delivers a more "communal" vibe, according to founder Matt Alexander.
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Brimming with bright ideas and fast in the light winds expected to keep prevailing in Bermuda, it has a 6-1 lead on Team USA in this first-to-seven America's Cup rematch.
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OPEC has successfully shrunk brimming crude stockpiles by partnering with Russia and other producers to limit supply, but Kilduff says top exporter Saudi Arabia has carried most of the burden in that deal.
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These early-life scenes in "Little Women" are so tender, so brimming with mischief and merriment, that it feels as if the film will collapse under a duvet of forced frivolity and preciousness.
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Each of those accomplishments can be tied either directly to new policies or at least indirectly through a brimming sense of hope from businesses that the White House is back on their side.
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Textbook-like with splendid layouts, and brimming with stunning reproductions and informative graphic interventions, this book is a treasure for fans of the Renaissance, for sure, but also for instructors of art history.
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Just hours after stepping off his overnight flight from Florida to London, he is not bleary-eyed but brimming with energy as he savors his time at the world's best-known pedestrian crossing.
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Their vision, a lost-in-time camp brimming with Pendleton-style blankets, creaky cots and cookouts (strictly D.I.Y., there is no restaurant) is manna to those drawn to no-frills, old-fashioned fun.
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Nadal, who would move to within one Grand Slam of Roger Federer's all-time record 20 with a triumph in New York, said he has practiced well all week and is brimming with confidence.
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REGENSBURG, Germany — Udo Kaiser was 20113 years old, brimming with energy and a bell-clear soprano voice when he arrived at the boarding school of the famed boys choir that bears this city's name.
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Can McIlroy, brimming with confidence after his Canadian Open victory on Sunday, end a five-year major drought and become the second Northern Irishman in a row to win a U.S. Open at Pebble?
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Dressed in a restrained ensemble of blues and grays, peering through delicate glasses, and with his hair cropped tight, Butzer is the living embodiment of his now-somber paintings, brimming with an understated power.
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"At the high point of my career, I did 11 shows a year," Mr. Smith, who recently turned 80, said at his home, an Upper West Side brownstone brimming with an eccentric personal collection.
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Los Angeles is brimming with manicure devotees, so to keep up with the city's heavy polish-addict traffic, run-of-the-mill "chop-shop"-style nail salons have set up on nearly every corner.
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ROME — As he leads the Five Star Movement in negotiations to form a new Italian government, Luigi Di Maio, 31 and brimming with confidence, seems to have a long political career ahead of him.
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Gone was the derivative indie band that sounded like a hundred others, and in its place was one brimming with confidence, taking cues from forefathers like the Kinks, XTC, David Bowie, and the Jam.
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Adapted from Irvine Welsh's ADHD heroin odyssey of the same name, it was as sexy as it was scuzzy, brimming with as much life as death, an ode to youth, sex, friendship—and music.
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Brimming with home-grown swagger, the new music brought more than island melodies and rhythms: it crackled with a fresh spirit, a new dance, a sense of cool and a rejuvenated point of view.
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Yet all the while we go on experiencing space like a map we can walk on, time like a conveyor belt we travel on, ourselves as brimming with agency, our lives as mattering urgently.
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Stroll through just about any grocery store this time of year, and you'll come across aisles and end caps brimming with what marketing, tradition and consumer habits have deemed essential Thanksgiving ingredients: Canned pumpkin.
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Dedicated to the American West, it is brimming with a world-class Native American art and artifacts collection, including works by contemporary artists like the painter Kay WalkingStick and the multimedia artist Joe Feddersen.
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While most stores still feel the need to segregate their plus-size selections, at least they're not brimming with the shapeless, black-garbage-bag-like sacks that filled racks only a short time ago.
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One result is that on Lesbos, the main landing point for dinghies arriving from Turkey, the Moria refugee camp is brimming with Syrians, Afghans, Eritreans, Pakistanis, Kurds and others who landed after the accord.
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The 14-member cartel, Russia and nine other exporting nations recently extended an agreement to keep 1.8 million barrels a day off the market to help shrink brimming stockpiles of crude around the world.
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All of this makes Trump essentially the perfect mark: a man who's easily flattered, short-tempered, quick to blame others, intellectually incurious, brimming with self-assurance, and unwilling to reflect on his own misjudgments.
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Executives expect strong U.S. summer gasoline demand to reduce brimming stocks and support high refinery rates, while "good" demand in China, India, West Africa and Latin America can siphon distillate inventory overhang, he said.
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But lately, high-end watchmakers like Tudor, Panerai, IWC and Zenith have repositioned it as a signifier of luxury: a head-turning alternative to stainless steel or gold that is brimming with retro allure.
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And while you won't find him hanging out with cute puppies or riding a horse through New York City in the Wachowskis' sci-fi epic, the film is brimming with slow-motion action sequences.
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Cynical and brimming with existential dread, Sister Michael truly needs God to help her get through the day and dealing with these Jesus statue-breaking teens — what might truly be her own private hell.
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The internet is brimming with playbooks for biological parents, but I couldn't seem to find a go-to text for my situation, nor did I know other guardians, so it was trial by fire.
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WASHINGTON — Almost exactly two years ago, the ballerina Julie Kent stood onstage at the Metropolitan Opera House, eyes brimming with tears, and bade farewell to her 30-year dancing career at American Ballet Theater.
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Its sequel begins in the aftermath: St. Peter's Square is brimming with supporters praying for the contentious Pope Pius XIII's recovery while the Vatican, facing external pressures of its own, appoints a new pope.
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Yet in moments like these, I hope we all recognize that the case full of trophies, brimming with records broken, blinding us with statistical opulence, may sometimes be the one that is actually empty.
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At a supermarket in Sihui, a neighborhood in the city's east, decorative gold fish were swimming in one tank that sales assistants said had been brimming with freshwater fish until a few days ago.
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LONDON — For many, Christmas would not be the same without a house brimming with cards from their nearest and dearest, stamped and sent by mail or hand-delivered in the heart of the season.
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In addition to housing and office space, this new district, scheduled for completion in 2021, is already brimming with clothing boutiques, concept stores, cafes and restaurants, many devoted to native Swiss designers and delicacies.
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And his father — brimming with plans as usual, including for a funk and soul album of mostly original songs that he hopes to drop in September — feels the effect this small person is having.
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Republicans 'afraid of the truth' The new Trump defense poses the most extreme challenge yet to the Democratic effort to build a case brimming with damning facts that turns public opinion against the President.
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Most of them, brimming with tales of her escapades as an American espionage agent, which began in Spain during World War II, were billed as memoirs — though they were believed to be heavily embroidered.
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Spanning seven decades, made in various mediums (photography, cinema, installation), the work is so rich, so vast — brimming with philosophical quandaries, formal experimentation, and sociopolitical observation — that it begs for deep and continual consideration.
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Living near the Baltic Sea, producer Christian Löffler makes music that sounds how a large body of water looks: vast, fluid, and brimming with wonder while possessing a murkiness and deep-down feeling of isolation.
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Standing beside a pond brimming with colourful koi in the Akasaka palace in Tokyo, the two men began spooning out fish food before appearing to lose patience and emptying their wooden containers with a shake.
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Falih said a production cut of 20183 million barrels per day is "excessive" in light of Alberta's decision this week to cut 325,000 bpd in order to drain the Canadian province's brimming stockpiles of crude.
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Chinese refineries in July operated at their lowest daily rates since September 2016 to cope with brimming stocks and as state refiners faced off against independents in an unprecedented price war at retail fuel stations.
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Between the "war-torn D.C." setting and the overall vision of what a total collapse of U.S. society might look like, the story and setting are brimming with threads to tug on and analyze. But!
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He said that while the U.S. gasoline stock draw was interesting, it was insufficient to knock the market out of its range-bound trade, limited between production cuts from OPEC and brimming U.S. crude stockpiles.
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As well as markets brimming with electronics products, there are more teahouses, computer games rooms, karaoke bars and billiard halls open longer after switching to solar from diesel generators, according to recent visitors and defectors.
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And even with an onboard computer brimming with all of Nissan's advanced driver assistance capabilities, it still feels like it's a "driver's car" rather than anything meant to inspire a glimpse into our automotive future.
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But then, you reach the crosswalk, and you're standing next to a girl sipping something burnt-orange out of a Starbucks cup brimming with whipped cream, and you realize: Pumpkin Spice season is upon us.
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"Not only is Washington brimming with confidence and arrogance following the missile attacks on Syria, but Trump is also willing to be regarded as a man who honors his promises," it said in an editorial.
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We scoured the recent arrivals at Ulta Beauty for everything that's fresh and shiny and came out on the other side with a virtual shopping cart brimming with the makeup equivalent of a plaid blazer.
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Someone is wrong on the internet I'm a long-term cryptocurrency believer, pretty saddened to see the space degenerate into something about as interesting and brimming with emergent properties as an unregulated penny-stock market.
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The sky is brimming with drizzle, the shop fronts are adorned with ornaments and doilies, and there's a silence in the air that makes you want to scream just to feel like something is happening.
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By the end of the episode, Robert said "I do" to his partner Jamie in a sweet ceremony where you could tell he was brimming with confidence from a week spent with the Fab Five.
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Developers at the Japanese automaker say sales of the Alphard, a boxy, but premium-level, minivan brimming with gadgets and business-class-like airline seats, suggest an emerging appetite for a spacious, upscale people-mover.
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Who else could make an album that is so brimming with styles, influences and flourishes from such an array of decades and artists that it's nearly impossible to pin it down, rendering it essentially genreless?
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It's hard to tear yourself away from ordering plastic containers brimming with pad thai, foil-wrapped burritos, and rectangular aluminum containers filled with samosas, with the simple push of a few buttons on your phone.
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Even now, a half-century after this historic event, his response feels fresh, brimming with brilliant visual and material connections and associations, beginning with the connection he drew between the lithography stone and the moon.
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But brimming with confidence and clearly able to adjust to the conditions, the 23-year-old Spieth looks well capable of winning a third major, to add to his 2015 Masters and U.S. Open triumphs.
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WILSON, N.C. — On the first day of the harvest last week, a line of trucks brimming with sweet potatoes rolled into Vick Family Farms, headed for a new packing plant that runs on ultrafast internet.
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"The Catherine Walker & Co. SS16 collection is brimming with floral references – from appliqué and embroidery to exclusive printed fabrics," says Cyrus, who founded the fashion house in 1977 with his French-born wife Catherine Walker.
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She'd been brimming with energy all afternoon, stomping her bare tattooed feet over the plush white carpet, excitedly showing me her collection of multi-coloured wigs and blasting her newest demo out the iPhone speakers.
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I can report that while the Rift is a well-built hardware system brimming with potential, the first wave of apps and games available for it narrows the device's likely users to hard-core gamers.
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Which is not to say it ends with a snappy resolution, only that it is a smart, bracing production brimming with clever wisecracks, some thought-provoking observations on sexual identity and one very promising newcomer.
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And often the condensed time we spent in my mother's small house, which she graciously opened up to us for weekend visits, felt like a pressure cooker brimming with too many ingredients that would explode.
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The Yankees may be brimming with talent — their farm system, fallow for so long, was rated No. 2 by Baseball America — but few of their prospects have established themselves as cornerstones of this rebuilding project.
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The buffet, created by the New York-based artist Laila Gohar, was brimming with soft round figs and slabs of inch-thick dark chocolate that guests were later invited to smash with a wooden mallet.
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But as played by Gaia Girace — it took me a few scenes to warm up to her — we see a generally fearless young woman who's brimming with a desire to learn, problem-solve and create.
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"Further oil price rises ... are likely to be limited by brimming crude oil and products stocks that will remain a feature of the market until more normal levels of inventory are reached," the IEA said.
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If you're fed-up with a deal that always seemed a little too good to be true, why not take your money and invest in something that's guaranteed to leave you brimming with joy and carbohydrates?
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" While Expectations' is brimming with shimmering pop tunes, the record also includes a few haunting tracks: One is "Let It Be," with the lyrics "Every night gets a little tougher/How can I dream about another?
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At second glance, however, one realizes that Tingle's books are serving as tongue-in-cheek satires of real kink-driven fiction on Amazon, a crowded category brimming with unironic stories about erotic fetishes of every kind.
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"Ronan's impressive career seemed to reach a new high as Gerwig's stand-in in 'Lady Bird,' and she's once again brimming with intelligence and determination as another author's avatar in Jo," said Thrillist critic Esther Zuckerman.
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I was brimming with joy for the rest of the day after confirming the news, and still feeling it as I got off the subway in the San Francisco Bay Area and walked to my car.
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The American Impressionists were painting, and often cultivating, a distinct style of garden that was brimming with flowers in all colors, where blooms would appear no matter the season between the picket fences and wooden beds.
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Page 314: Even in a culture brimming with irreverent disdain, I never heard anyone utter a word of cynical trollery about Facebook and its values, either at on-boarding or during my years of work there.
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Brimming with energy, Mr. Wacky happily (and cogently) shouts about the various family fun attractions attendees can expect before taking a moment to dunk on what is surely only a shell of a man by now.
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He also has a one-acre outdoor food forest—225 years of age—brimming with over 215 varieties of edibles, including mulberries, hazelnuts, lamb's quarter, cherries, gooseberries, garlic, apricots, perennial broccoli, apples, currants, olives, and pears.
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Seriously, go to Germany and get up at 6 AM, and you'll see the autobahns already brimming over with an eager and dedicated workforce, full of a stoic giddiness at the prospect of another industrious day.
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There will always be an upscale leather-lined bar where you can bro out and pound negronis with reformed frat boys, and it's probably next door to a glamorous lounge brimming with ethereal NYFW model types.
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The show's version of the black woman's experience feels pandering and stilted at times: a scrapbooked womanhood that's brimming with wit and complexity, but so deliberately curated that it feels artificial and almost devoid of personality.
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Its daily exercise was limited to an occasional waddle toward a bowl brimming with pellets of laboratory standard "Western Diet," which consists almost entirely of fat and sugar and is said to taste like cookie dough.
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Gailhaguet, suspended from the sport for three years because of his role in the 2002 Olympic judging scandal, is among the candidates, and although he clearly carries plenty of baggage, he is also brimming with ideas.
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With its old-fashioned awning and tiered plant stand brimming with geraniums, the idea for Suzanne's Table — which opened last fall on Main Street in Irvington — had languished on Suzanne Hart's to-do list for years.
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But Venus now has her first victory over Serena since 2014 and a place in the fourth round, where she will face Anastasija Sevastova, a Latvian with a game brimming with spin and guile, on Tuesday.
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Lanthimos's latest project seems likely to win over even his most skeptical viewers: Brimming with an exhilarating sense of struggle, "The Favourite" 's brash reimagining of Queen Anne's court has a raw, magnetic likability to it.
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Like Parker, he has his own insecurities, his own radioactive moment, and when some shit goes down involving dimensions, I was given a film brimming with ridiculous heart and an understanding the hero that I love.
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Now, because of budget indecision and inadequate funding levels, federal agencies regularly turn down research proposals that they rate as excellent, and promising young researchers, brimming with ideas, face ever more barriers to establishing their careers.
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In one scene, as he lies in bed, the air above David's head becomes an ocean of wonder; and later, a row of trees are set aglow with color as he walks by, brimming with excitement.
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Michael Flynn's fall was foreordained, predictable by anyone with the time, patience and fundamental seriousness to take an unblinking look at his past, brimming as it was with accusations of shoddy stewardship and instances of rashness.
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The extravagant British photographer captured the delirious glamour of artists and socialites of the '20s and '30s, and in turn, Erdem's collection was brimming with razzle-dazzle, from meter-tall feathered headdresses to shimmering silver gowns.
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Instead, give yourself over to her ambitious use of engorged strings, layered vocals, disco-esque basslines, and meditative songs that may make you want to slide to the floor in the shower, eyes brimming with tears.
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Together, they unspool Paul's gritty secrets, in a thriller that our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, said was brimming with "strong-willed female characters who can't wait around until the boys shake the lead out of their shoes."
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Mr. Ulyukayev pleaded not guilty, accusing Mr. Sechin of setting up a cloak-and-dagger sting operation by proffering a gift of fine wine and homemade sausages to disguise a brown leather satchel brimming with dollars.
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Shifting from third-person to first-person and from high fantasy to... well... cyberpunk, Cyberpunk 2077 still looks like it's brimming with some of the same underlying ideas that made the most recent Witcher so special.
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Palminteri's book is the undisputed star of the show — fast-paced, clever, and brimming with humor and a touch of wry folk wisdom — while Zaks's talent for delivering fast-paced, upbeat musicals has never been clearer.
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My favorite demarcation of the fall season — in part because of its sprawling format and brimming booths — this year it felt a little harder to find exhibitors, ranging from artist collectives to antiquarian booksellers, offering unique publications.
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CHELLANAM, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thankachan Polayalil has been a fisherman for 215 of his 220 years, long enough to remember when fish were visible from land, brimming just beyond the palm trees of the Malabar Coast.
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So while your calendar may not be brimming with invites to your friend's big day in December, we guarantee there will be the rogue couple or two who're taking advantage of the benefits of a winter wedding.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries reached a historic accord with 11 other exporters late last year to reduce total production by 1.8 million barrels a day in a bid to reduce brimming stockpiles of crude.
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News that the curbs may be extended into 20153 fueled a short-lived rally in the market, but oil gave up the gains quickly amid pessimism on how long it will take to drain brimming oil inventories.
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Morose, melancholy and withdrawn, he barely resembled the resolute tyrant of Reza Baraheni's Crowned Cannibals, the late 70s bestseller that depicted the shah's rule as a period of macabre palace orgies and prisons brimming with dissident youth.
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Despite the disruptions oil supplies to customers are not at risk, thanks to ongoing high output in the Middle East and Russia, and because of brimming oil inventories across the world, including the United States and Asia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil traders for the last two weeks have shrugged off reports that U.S. stockpiles are brimming at their largest levels ever recorded, as the market continues to bet that crude prices will climb higher.
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Before evacuating to a friend's home late Friday, Gebbie -- a union carpenter -- took one last walk around the home he built over the past three years on an acre brimming with towering trees and fragrant tropical plants.
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Baghdad is supposed to be producing only 4.35 million barrels per day for the first six months of 2017 as part of an agreement by OPEC members to cut output in order to reduce brimming oil stockpiles.
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Chinese oil refineries operated in July at their lowest daily rates since September 2016, official data showed on Monday, to ease brimming inventories as state-owned oil giants faced off independents in a retail petrol price war.
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As David ponders escaping from the bathroom, Andrew is brought to tears by a singer's rendition of the Cars' 1984 song "Drive," a rare moment of true emotional vulnerability from him, his pain brimming to the surface.
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