Sky Ramune charms, Witch Hat charms, Fluff and Roll charms, and MS Plant charms will be available again!
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She wears bracelets and necklaces with these little charms, and the charms have Nook's picture on them.
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"Fans of Lucky Charms are obsessed with our marshmallows," Priscilla Zee, senior marketing manager of Lucky Charms, said in a statement.
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If you enter a wining code, Lucky Charms will send you a special Lucky Charms Marshmallow Only box in the mail.
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And we used to put charms on them, and if you had a bunch of charms, you were the coolest kid, ever.
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"Charms always push me to have fun with fine jewelry so I have to keep coming up with new offers for new charms," she said, like creating bracelets of colorful beads like bamboo coral or white jade interspersed with charms.
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The group of people who were allowed to carry their lucky charms with them performed better on the memory tests than the people who had their lucky charms taken away.
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If pop cultural conventions have taught us anything about love charms, it is that they can work—just in a way that the user of said charms probably wishes they hadn't.
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But, for men, sending charms is going to cost you.
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Graffiti just added to the charms of the phone box.
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Lucky Charms was my favorite cereal when I was nine.
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Charms: Does it sound better to you in this, state?
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Charms: Justin Bieber was good this was like "Baby" days.
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Anthem, on the other hand, lacks the charms of either.
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JT: Both lengths have their charms and challenges, of course.
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The charms of baseball did not exist in Yankee Stadium.
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Is Kate less immune to his charms than she thinks?
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Look past the uncertainty, and stalemate has its economic charms.
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But the duel in Zagreb will have its charms, too.
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Mr. Millepied's dances show a range of idioms and charms.
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Nevertheless, the beauty of Cather's novels still charms readers today.
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Manhattan, for all its charms, can sometimes fail the imagination.
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Joe is still Joe, with all his charms and foibles.
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Mr. Centineo hasn't let fame dampen his wild, youthful charms.
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Liverpool fans love it, and it does have its charms.
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E.S.T. The Steel City's charms are often hidden from view.
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Charms include sharing language, culture, history, humor, love and profession.
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Not even Jennifer Lopez can resist the charms of Chad.
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Younger voters seem especially resistant to her charms, they worry.
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Luxury resorts don't own all of the valley's charms, though.
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So go, fall into its embrace, resist its charms, argue.
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First kisses, Patronus charms, the way Google finishes your sentences.
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Brand name stores sell some of these bag charms for hundreds of dollars, but there are also vendors on online stores here purporting to sell genuine rabbit fur charms as cheaply as S$9.50 ($7).
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The custom locket company Loquet London is introducing a range of rings with customizable charms, like a heart locket ring that includes rainbow, anchor and rose quartz charms symbolizing promise, tranquillity, hope and love ($3,415).
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At Emory University in Atlanta, it's Raisin Bran and Lucky Charms.
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She is a big fan of Lucky Charms and Frosted Flakes.
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I get Lucky Charms, Bailey's, lemon, crème brûlée, and rose cardamom.
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No one is immune to the charms of the Final Five.
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Eating a bowl of Lucky Charms just got even more magical.
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San Francisco has many charms, but it is not particularly salubrious.
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Keep scrolling to shop Kate Upton's necklace and more charms below!
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You can attach charms, vintage jewels, and trinkets to your liking.
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His galvanizing charisma is just one of the album's many charms.
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Are you susceptible to the charms of mischievous, rowdy British boys?
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Jenner also adores Lucky Charms marshmallows — that's right, just the marshmallows.
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For all its local charms, Switzerland is worldly in the extreme.
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But the charms of the bison have proved hard to resist.
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A laptop or a smartphone has its uses, and its charms.
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Each page of the score contains happenstance charms and fleeting epiphanies.
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Would five days of full Trump make me understand his charms?
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Each category name — earrings, charms, bracelets — gets sandwiched between heart emoticons.
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The rough charms of the province are not for all travelers.
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" — Carmen Cooper, an extra (below) One of the charms of "Mrs.
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Look, I am not immune to the charms of new romance.
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Hollywood caught wind of Palm Springs' charms as early as 220.
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Still, it charms us with its perplexing WTF-ery each time.
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But the score has other charms, and even some tender themes.
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But within 250 hours, Glastonbury had worked its charms on me.
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One of the hotel's infinite charms is how steadfast it is.
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The Lucky Charms prank remains "a crowd favorite," O'Keefe told me.
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But 50 years later, "Satanic Majesties" also has some enduring charms.
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Designed by Natalie Park, Danny's wife, every room has its charms.
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There are also numerous rings, necklaces, and charms you can buy.
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He kept a small selection of charms on the back wall.
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The sitcom's charms are deceptively sweet and simple, sometimes infuriatingly so.
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The sitcom's charms are deceptively sweet and simple, sometimes infuriatingly so.
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Touring had its charms, but it, too, wore down his spirits.
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New York (CNN)The NYPD is after him and his lucky charms.
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Elle Fanning's fingernails, which had charms dangling off the long, pink extensions.
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Jon Hamm is turning on those Don Draper charms for Kate Beckinsale.
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For all of its many charms, the rebooted Sony Aibo ain't cheap.
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The [characters] are fantasy charms composed of elements of the Prada oeuvre.
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General Mills announced it was giving its classic Lucky Charms a twist.
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Read on for the meaning being 10 of our favorite lucky charms.
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Charms: I don't know this band but this melody is really catchy.
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Charms: I'm feeding energy off of you—wait is this Toy Story?
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From Beatport to BBC Radio 1, you can't escape it's infectious charms.
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Both mother and daughter sport matching gold anklets, decorated with delicate charms.
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The Pradamalia are fantasy charms composed of elements of the Prada oeuvre.
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By contrast, it's harder to explain the rhetorical charms of Nate Diaz.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fantasy gaming shares offer some real-life charms.
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The Seine has many charms, but heavy surf is not among them.
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Among the home's greatest charms are its many original leaded-glass windows.
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Despite the addition of shiny new things, the lake's older charms endure.
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" It went on to say the figure was meant as "fantasy charms.
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Not all in the Conservative Party are resistant to Mr Farage's charms.
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The more he loudly insists on Putin's charms, the loonier he sounds.
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And yet that very image is what charms some recent pearl fans.
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Many movie versions of "Emma" emphasized the charms of Jane Austen's heroine.
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There are surface charms galore in Respighi's four "rispetti" (traditional Tuscan songs).
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People buy lucky charms related to their personal wishes for the year.
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So when he gets home, he requests Lucky Charms and Taco Bell.
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Appreciate the charms that winter affords, like candles and restaurants with fireplaces.
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For $2,000 a month, she swipes, chats and charms, impersonating her clients.
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Such reductionism has its charms, and bears some resemblance to the truth.
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Lynne-Marie Friedrichs, a vacationer from San Diego, couldn't resist their charms.
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But Virginia is someone who likes the holographic tones and the charms.
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We made a whole collection of charms, with each trinket representing modern life.
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These charms are for the Daryl Dixon stans of The Walking Dead fandom.
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Lucky Charms reached out to fans via Instagram and Twitter for new suggestions.
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Just as Hodge charms Henson's character Ali, he is sure to intrigue audiences.
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"Mexican people ask for religious charms and tri-color jewelry," Eva tells me.
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To my mind such subtleties are one of the infinite charms of language.
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Add charms and rings to really take this look to the next level.
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But that doesn't totally make sense either, as it has its own charms.
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The above necklace features charms, including the Bruce dog tag and a fishhook.
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Don't get us wrong: Niall, Liam, Louis, and Harry all have their charms.
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Beads and stones and pentagram charms dripped from their necks and studded belts.
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You know you're a '90s kid if you can't ignore Kelly Kapowski's charms.
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Once installed at her job, however, Hindman found that its charms faded rapidly.
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He charms and bullies, holds forth and rages, occupying physical and psychic space.
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"We tried to make a champagne and Lucky Charms flavor which was repulsive."
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Opt for rhinestones, hearts, pendants, or monogrammed charms for an added personal touch.
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A younger Chuck (Michael McKean) charms Kim and Jimmy on Better Call Saul.
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Ms. Mosbacher is among the supporters assigned to attest to Mr. Cruz's charms.
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Pandora charms can be bought online for less than the original selling price.
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This isn't the first time Lucky Charms has hosted a marshmallows-only contest.
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It's not without its charms, but you're dating yourself if you use it.
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Before exams, students also leave Testudo offerings of food as good luck charms.
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The smaller, sober, more moderate Senate, however, was immune to Mr. Rubio's charms.
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The charms of the terminal outlasted the airline itself, which foundered after deregulation.
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I also inherited a gold chain bracelet from my grandmother with several charms.
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But it still had its charms, and it attracted a hearty, entrepreneurial crowd.
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For all its surface charms, this is an audacious, almost slyly radical work.
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And although Miracle has its charms, it embodies what's stale about hockey films.
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In a supporting role, Lola Kirke charms as Luce's obsessive, motormouth friend Penn.
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Speaking of nails, Rosalía's are really something: jewel-encrusted and pierced with charms.
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My favorites are the enamel old Roman coins, enamel hearts and animal charms.
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As a former Saratogian, I'm partial to the city and its rakish charms.
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The latter jewels were understated, featuring charms of the letters K and G.
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Sometimes Gomi plays wingman to Mr. Porat and charms ladies on the beach.
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But I do mean to caution against the easy charms of potted history.
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Reporter's Notebook Other movie versions of the Jane Austen heroine emphasized her charms.
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Plans include more-casual charms made out of leather, and sports wrist straps.
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Modernization would put an end to many of the Circle Line's anachronistic charms.
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"Funeral Parade of Roses" may be dated, but its charms have scarcely wilted.
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Of course, falling for a local cat's charms, in situ, is one thing.
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Gild Hall's country cabin charms are especially apparent in the dead of winter.
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And who better to advise on embracing winter's charms than our northern neighbors?
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His dragon Toothless is lured by the charms of another, very attractive dragon.
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Here are some of their stories: "He charms you, properly charms you, and makes you feel stupid for thinking he likes anyone else … he tries to convince you that your uncertainty is down to your unacknowledged affections," she wrote on Tumblr.
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Were there any people who seemed particularly vulnerable to the charms of Elvis impersonation?
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Perhaps a book on charms and defense against the dark will have the answers.
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One of the LNAH's great charms is the frequent interactions fans have with players.
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Opt for playful charms on your laces (you can even DIY them on yourself).
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The clogs feature KFC bucket stripes, fried-chicken imagery, and chicken-scented shoe charms.
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But it could also include a bowl of Lucky Charms and discount whole milk.
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The picturesque charms of the lake and fort can be enjoyed in near solitude.
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They Hurd BODAK YELLOW and was like ROLLIE GOT CHARMS LOOK LIKE FROSTED FLAKES ?!!!
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Charms: This whole song, honestly, it made me question the entire meaning of life.
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If you're seduced by anyone's charms, intelligence or good looks, you're on your own.
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I was immune to his puppy dog charms, and generally regarded him with indifference.
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Houthi fighters head to battle carrying charms, such as keys and visas to paradise.
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In between, Cooper, seemingly, has succumbed to the charms of Iran's last royal family.
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Besides, my love of Papa John's has become one of my trademark office charms.
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The first offering: a kitschy range of customizable phone covers and attachable quirky charms.
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But a few of its cars, despite their charms and capabilities, don't always click.
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The symbols look more like Lucky Charms marshmallows, but you'll get used to it.
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Napa County's elite wineries, trendy restaurants, and globally known brand long overshadowed Sonoma's charms.
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The BFG is minor Steven Spielberg — but "minor" Spielberg can still possess many charms.
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An Ethiopian recipe book from 2212 is filled with protective charms, talismans and incantations.
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Instead, the true story here concerns the petite charms of the slightly less bougie.
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Even with all the Rivertowns' charms, however, some prospective buyers have questioned their vibrancy.
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Even from his pauper's grave, it seems, Charles Ponzi is still working his charms.
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In addition to astronomy, chapters cover potions, herbology, charms and other Hogwarts curriculum staples.
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But he's still here, and here's his account of how he resisted her charms.
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A local businessman is inspired to give little charms, gold pants, to the players.
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The point is that he's worldwide, with no country immune to the Boy's charms.
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She now has two collections of charms that clip or slide onto watch bands.
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More and more people have jumped on the bandwagon, succumbing to the team's charms.
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Do you like to eat the marshmallows before the milk in your Lucky Charms?
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An aging diva whose charms had long masked her narcissism no longer embodied modernity.
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I wore a black dress with nice heels and put on some Tiffany charms.
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The amulets now go way beyond high school backpack charms or something for Coachella.
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So the allure goes way beyond high school backpack charms or something for Coachella.
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For acrylic charms, I changed suppliers four times before settling with my current one.
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Mr. Thornton appreciates the neighborhood's many charms and the rest of this sprawling megalopolis.
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Once you've checked out your common room, you can attend classes, like Charms with Professor Flitwick or Potions with Professor Snape, picking up illumination charms or recipes for Wiggenweld potion, and earning House Points for good work and losing them for mess-ups.
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Instead, you can tweak their properties with bone charms, which are scattered plentifully around levels.
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But for all their charms, homes in this London village do not appeal to everyone.
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Europe has proven highly receptive to Xiaomi's charms of high-spec devices at breakthrough prices.
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But whatever charms the filmmakers envisioned are nowhere apparent in these 83 cringe-worthy minutes.
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Plenty of candidates are attractive at first, but their charms are deceptive, or simply fade.
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Although Lucky Charms gave away similar boxes in 2015, they only unleashed ten boxes total.
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Drinks parties are arranged for others who want to experience Mr Johnson's charms in person.
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Charms: He likes memorizing really bad lines from rap songs and saying them out loud.
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Charms: No, if I want to listen to the score from Interstellar I'll buy it.
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CAESAR, with all its charms, has a distinct been-there-done-that quality to it.
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Sometimes I'd stare at the good-luck charms and think, Give me your baby juju.
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Pence had a small business selling handcrafted towel charms to help tell bathroom towels apart.
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I was thinking more like 2005 when Lucky Charms introduced its limited edition chocolate flavor.
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I'm not saying I prefer it to regular headphones, but it certainly has its charms.
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Fall for the club's distinguished charms, and Craven Cottage soon begins to feel like home.
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General Mills has decided to retire what are nominally hourglass marshmallows from Lucky Charms boxes.
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Since then, numerous managers, players, owners and chairmen have fallen victim to its elusive charms.
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Taken in a busy shopping district called Kemps Corner, this photograph has less-obvious charms.
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To complete the look, Berry wore lavender heels, a necklace with charms, and dangling earrings.
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The first 100 orders will also receive a set of 6 official Outlander wine charms.
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Edward VIII, an errant and somewhat irresponsible king, fell smitten to the charms of Mrs.
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In the Schoenberg, the Met players conveyed both the music's complexities and its coy charms.
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That said, I also felt as my creativity, idiosyncrasies, and other charms had been blunted.
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If anything, it's only managed to solidify one of the habit's irreplaceable charms: the aside.
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By then, my mum, with her feigned apathy, had also fallen prey to Max's charms.
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The bracelets are finished with charms like balloons, palm trees and an evil eye amulet.
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A Book of Staves by artist Jesse Bransford features painted charms inspired by Icelandic magic.
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Keetje Kuipers's third collection, "All Its Charms," will be published next month by BOA Editions.
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Sometimes, we're so crushed, she said, that we're forced to eat Lucky Charms for dinner.
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"We at The Times are not immune to the charms of Instagram," Mr. Sifton said.
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Even millennial shoppers have caught on to the charms of its patented pleated stretch fabric.
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But the show's charms reveal themselves as the relationship between the leads transcends those priors.
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But despite its charms and pleasures, it doesn't quite achieve the same ecstatic aesthetic liftoff.
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If bobal's charms are not immediately obvious to everybody, they make themselves felt over time.
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Ms. Swift's charms are micro, and they're sometimes obscured by the album's macro aesthetic rewiring.
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Mixed in among the book's many literary and scientific charms is an unexpected artistic one.
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Potato salad has its charms, but you probably wouldn't eat a whole plate of it.
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When Venus moves in reverse, she withholds her charms, encouraging us to find our own.
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That her charms turn out to be lethal may or may not be Elaine's fault.
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Think simple gold pieces with crystal centers that allow you to see the charms inside.
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This ancient effeminate energy has also manifested in the form of jewelry charms and talismans.
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As the streak grew longer, Young received good-luck charms from fans around the country.
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Lockets and flat charms are specifically designed for inscriptions, while watch backs work well, too.
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Henry, in particular, is an indistinct patriarch whose charms, if he has any, remain hidden.
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The first incorporates, among its other charms, fig liqueur and, according to the menu, banana.
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Radiant wisps dart through the air; clouds of light and color accompany curses and charms.
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Parents and grandparents may be especially susceptible to this giant board book's old-fashioned charms.
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The show needs Mr. Ritter's charms to keep Kevin from being worrisome rather than heroic.
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Rachel is wowed by Nick's world, but she doesn't succumb to its more outrageous charms.
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People like to make fun of Albany — pokey, drab, dull — but I appreciate its charms.
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Pandora charms run for about $40 to $65 on the company's website, but many older or discontinued charms are being sold on eBay for as low as $10 or $20 as interest in the charm bracelets has faded in the past couple of years.
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You will just show your charms to her, and she will prefer to go to you.
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"When we scattered Alison's ashes in a river, we included a bag of charms," she says.
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It would have to be modernized, but then it would lose all its armor-y charms.
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Neither EU negotiators nor Democratic Unionist Party MPs are likely to prove susceptible to his charms.
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Let her teach her daughters that modesty, patience, and gentleness are the charms of a women.
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And Pence had a small business selling handcrafted towel charms to help tell bathroom towels apart.
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Our girl has one move, but its charms haven't worn off yet, if you ask me.
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Maybe Barclays Center wasn't Ebbets Field, but it surely had its charms and convenient subway access.
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This isn't the first time Lucky Charms has switched up the variety of shapes and colors.
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She charms a scarecrow, puts the heart in a tin man, and makes a lion brave.
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I hated it when I lived there but I've come to appreciate its charms since leaving.
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It is a successful translation of the book's essence, and most of its charms, as well.
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"I love shopping at [craft stores] for all sorts of beads, charms, and chains," Ramirêz continues.
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There's one reason and one reason only we buy Lucky Charms: for the magically delicious marshmallows.
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Etsy, an online marketplace for artisanal products, is full of Harry Potter-inspired golden-snitch charms.
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He has the looks, the charms and he's going to be a judge on American Idol.
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Charms: Not sure if it's this exact version but yeah this song is in the movie.
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While indeed a simplistic, one-dimensional corrective move, the album charms for its lovely, warm tranquility.
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One of the charms of Finding Nemo was that it took place entirely in the ocean.
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They play up their charms, pit adults against one another, and engage in loud, public wailing.
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"We argue that Pandora's charms/bracelet concept 'Moments' is drifting out of fashion," SEB analysts wrote.
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It's also terribly difficult to describe, which, in a perverse way, only adds to its charms.
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"Time is running out on the hourglass," the Lucky Charms Instagram account announced casually last week.
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Your sensual Libra charms will hook Future's Scorpio energy, and he won't want to let go.
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The treat features vanilla soft serve mixed up with both Lucky Charms marshmallows and oat cereal.
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Burger King introduced this sweet shake made of soft vanilla ice cream, syrup, and Lucky Charms.
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Living in Residents of this unquestionably urban neighborhood appreciate its leafy charms but worry about overdevelopment.
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Among the charms of this festival is its tradition of staging plays in unusual, intimate settings.
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All of Boulder's charms are under threat, Mr. Pomerance said as he concluded an hourlong tour.
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Earlier this year, the brand announced a contest to win marshmallows-only boxes of Lucky Charms
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He also has an option for mothers to order matching charms for themselves and their children.
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But while her mind was set on scolding him, she couldn't help seeing his charms, too.
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They're small crystals, diamonds, or charms that are literally glued to the enamel of your teeth.
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Kids in particular will thrill to the tableau, but adults are not immune to its charms.
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One of the truest and most persistent charms of New York night life is its unpredictability.
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A Good Appetite A chocolate babka has charms that aren't always apparent from its dowdy exterior.
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Perhaps we won't recall it as a classic, but each international football tournament has its charms.
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For all of the social charms it may embody, a pizza—by definition—has no edge.
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More innocent and old-fashioned charms await in Sydney Taylor's "All-of-a-Kind Family" books.
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Nor can I abide playful meta-fiction, digressive autofiction or anything that's coy with its charms.
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The government's latest tourism campaign celebrates the island's charms with the simple slogan 'So Sri Lanka'.
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Yet as the book unfolds, its charms, and its at first mysterious appeal, become more evident.
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Will Garrett still want to marry Johnna, once he's experienced the charms of Florida's strip clubs?
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Events at the River to River Festival are like advertisements for the charms of Lower Manhattan.
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The Roth book I most esteem is "Sabbath's Theatre," a novel of notorious merits and charms.
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He's the kind of guy who plays football, runs the student government, and charms your mom.
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They recall the Kongo people's nail-filled "minkisi n'kondi," protective charms believed to contain spiritual forces.
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That swing has hurt General Mills, which owns Yoplait, Trix, Lucky Charms and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
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Mr. Trump seemed thrilled to be in the borough, if a little fuzzy on its charms.
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This reboot accesses many of the same charms of the original (especially in its early years).
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All of them are quite different and not as susceptible to his charms as he'd like.
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Dishes like lasagna have their charms, but they're wintry ones of the hot and bubbling variety.
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Charms drape from the ceiling and hang from the back wall, three or four layers deep.
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Today: an assistant professor who and spends some of her money this week on Lucky Charms.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z might be the lucky charms their future next door neighbor dreamed about.
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While it had its charms it was clear he approached his craft with some ironic distance.
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The albums reviewed below demonstrate the charms of maximalist dance music, a mode that prizes density.
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Lucky charms: trophies from past victories and charms that bring you success, anything made of iron, the color red, a lucky hat As a Mars-ruled Jupiter sign, you're inclined to take initiative and follow the path you believe in, regardless of what anyone else says.
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If Lucky Charms has taught us anything, it is that marshmallows in cereal are a winning combination.
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I lay awake all night, impervious to the charms of the pretty casita we were staying in.
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Frankly, the only problem with Lucky Charms were all those pieces of cereal that were not marshmallows.
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But if I'm being honest, I have Fruit Loops and Lucky Charms hidden behind the healthier ones.
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As long as you are not within 1km of the crater…its charms are waiting for you.
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While "Stranger Things" is one of Netflix's biggest hits, we've remained immune to some of its charms.
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Whatever their charms might be, they lack the rustic appeal of a quiet cabin on a lake.
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It may or may not taste like the milk left over from a bowl of Lucky Charms.
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Just like the rest of us, celebs aren't immune from the charms of milkshakes and banana bread.
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While The Quickness is active, Rakan charms and damages all enemies he touches (works once per champ).
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The entire former repertoire of gentlemanly charms fell by the wayside: samizdat, whispered conversations in the kitchen.
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Two other brands that do well with children are Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Lucky Charms, he added.
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Who knows, she may just be the only woman who doesn't seem to fall for his charms.
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But really, that cynical perspective can work in tandem with a dreamier take on the portrait's charms.
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Unlike other good luck charms, the four-leaf clover got its rep for a pretty straightforward reason.
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Why go: Gourmet restaurants, funky boutiques and laid-back vibes are just some of San Fran's charms.
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But if the visits are now in fact good luck charms, could that change future champions' minds???
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Either way, you're rethinking your relationship to these items, good luck charms, and talismans you have collected.
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It's a game light on challenge, but charms its way through those failings with smarmy teenage kicks.
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As you can see in the accompanying videos, the censored German version wasn't without its idiosyncratic charms.
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They are my lucky charms from NEAL jewelry; an artist in Minneapolis Lauren Neal's beautiful handmade creations.
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On the other hand, we won't miss dodgy HVAC, portable toilets and other charms of raw space.
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Maybe you've noticed a peculiar marshmallow in your bowl of Lucky Charms, a lumpy, yellow-orange blob.
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Notebook The charms of professional wrestling — half Shakespeare, half steel-chair shots — may never be universally understood.
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Plus, Kane fully committed to the ugly shoe's catwalk moment: His models' Crocs were accessorized with charms.
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If your favorite part of Lucky Charms is the marshmallows, this could be your new favorite snack.
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Trying to clean up his missteps without losing his authentic-seeming charms will be difficult for Biden.
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He later succumbs to Fleabag's charms and breaks his sacred vows to spend a night with her.
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The viewer is invited to imagine that perhaps, in time, Brown will acquire Ryder's fidgety charms, too.
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On the other hand, fresh pasta has its own addictive charms, chief among them its silky tenderness.
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MILAN — Charms — of the handbag, not the personal or bracelet, kind — are having another moment in Milan.
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The remodeled squad will make for a better postseason participant, but the present version has its charms.
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Rustic Charms As your tour dips south and edges east, pick up some fiction to sustain you.
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Catbird You Are My Moon and Stars necklace, chains from $42, and charms from $38 at catbirdnyc.com.
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Like many games today, Siege also lets players add skins and charms to their in-game guns.
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Neckles uses gold foil spun around thread, beading, sequins, fabric, copper plate charms, and sundry other items.
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In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places traveler finds it to be a place of quiet charms.
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"It's not shiny and new like Long Island City, but it has its charms," Mr. Hao said.
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The period from September into mid-October, thick with springing hope and irrational exuberance, has its charms.
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For voters who were not wooed away by Bloomberg's charms, the debate went along a normal route.
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Admittedly, Mr. Barr is not the first Trump courtier to discover the charms of the president's properties.
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In the same year, the maker of Lucky Charms and many other products, General Mills, followed suit.
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This is Black's 17th Leduc novel, each set in a different neighborhood, and the formula still charms.
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I am his eyes and ears, his hands and feet, stewarding his good luck charms and talismans.
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The promotional photos all show well-dressed people toasting with glasses decorated with the included wine charms.
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But someone who makes her laugh, who brings out her goofier side, who inspires and charms her?
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At 38, she's pitched progressive politics and her nation's charms to Stephen Colbert and the "Today" show.
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The exhibition's title, "Milagros," ties to my grandmother and little charms she inherited from her great-grandmother.
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The Senate is composed of 245 complex, decent individuals, most of whom are susceptible to his charms.
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Every morning, I kick off my day with a hearty bowl of Golden Grahams or Lucky Charms.
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Asceticism has its charms, but some forms of the ascetic life are a little sexier than others.
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Lucky Charms marshmallows have built such a devoted following over the years that the brand even ran an online contest to give away 10 rare charms-only boxes, following countless requests from fans to get rid of that pesky beige cereal getting in the way of their marshmallow consumption.
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She nailed the I Dream of Jeannie high pony and paired it with colorful plastic necklaces with charms spelling "Camp" as well as a matching manicure that had charms dangling from each nail featuring French fires, toothpaste bottles and telephones that nailed that fun, frivolousness sensibility of Camp.
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Among the most amazing qualities of the Bahia emerald is that its charms seem to work every time.
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She accessorized with Lajoux diamond eternity earrings with custom diamond "J" and "G" charms attached to each hoop.
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However, jewelry retailer Alex and Ani has a number of monarchy-honoring charms to adorn your regal appendages.
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He charms the policeman guarding his brother's hospital room, and wheels his bandaged body out of the door.
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And as three East Coast tech reporters, we were probably the easiest targets for the show's many charms.
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Personal Journeys After decades of living in New York City, discovering the many charms of a Manhattan neighborhood.
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"The Finest Hours" never departs from a tried-and-true formula, but that's one of its quaint charms.
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It was nice to see how David Madson (Cody Fern) fell (briefly) for Cunanan's charms in San Francisco.
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Here in Washington, DC, where four scooter companies have launched, I've found that the scooter has many charms.
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Lenny, meanwhile, charms Kay -- so much so that she introduces the writings of Mao at her book club.
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The licensed pilot charms his wife of 20 years by taking her on surprise trips for dinner dates.
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Bland rather than about blandness, the album nonetheless charms in its feel-good calm and its textural array.
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They opted for a young, untested David Cameron over the more familiar charms of David Davis in 2005.
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Windows-compatible, the mouse's side buttons feature shortcuts to easily provide access to Window's 8 Charms, for example.
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In Brazil, it was once fairly common to carry maned wolf eyeballs as good luck charms, for example.
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Like, for instance, and this will make a lot of sense, I wasn't allowed to eat Lucky Charms.
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Lacking any drive, but in constant search of the next easy payday, Mickey is not without her charms.
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It's a beautiful record that can function as a concentration aid, but its charms are diffuse by design.
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Her long-sleeved ensemble was made from satin, and featured white charms on the tie around her waist.
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" Precision gives way to romance: "The methyl tags decorated the strands of DNA like charms on a necklace.
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Use this bag of assorted charms for crafting a story, making slime, creating a dialogue, or making jewelry.
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This isn't strictly a question of Mr. Skarsgard's considerable physical charms, though these are central to the character.
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And for Ohio-based indie developer Tyler Hogle, Night Trap's charms haven't dulled all that much at all.
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Bieber's original is fantastic — it turned us from atheists into Beliebers — but Steinfeld's simpler version has its charms.
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There's no son of mine picking out just the marshmallow bits from a box of Lucky Charms cereal.
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Perry donned a stunning black velvet Prada gown with loads of gold charms and trinkets layered on top.
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As a female viewer you can project yourself onto her and feel infused with the character's irresistible charms.
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Players and athletes also engage with personalized actions and behaviors -- such as wearing lucky clothes, kit and charms.
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Even on Urban Excursions, Finding Mother Nature's Charms Nature should and can fit into your next city getaway.
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And our 52 Places traveler knows a thing or two about finding the quiet charms of his destinations.
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For our entire stay, the pace was restful, the charms small but exquisite, the scenery and flora enchanting.
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The book, he adds, "consistently charms with its tight swirl of art history, personal reminiscence and aesthetic theories."
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The Swedish banks have market capitalizations considerably higher than their book value, because their charms are well indicated.
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Friends have given Julie various good luck charms — new bling that Ramelle sports along with her fraying tutu.
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Wimbledon installed digital scoreboards on all courts by 2010, but still maintains some Luddite touches for their charms.
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Green Fingers also has a great stock of Pendleton shirts, vintage Levi jackets, leather bags and wooden charms.
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Among its many charms, the Hoxton's central location is walkable to most key attractions in downtown Los Angeles.
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Of the many charms of the "Terminator" franchise, the most delightful is the emergence of a new etiquette.
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Retromobile, quite apart from being held in Paris, charms visitors with the quirky diversity of material on show.
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It looks like it was sent from the future, but it still has the charms of the past.
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Whatever its habitable charms and nostalgic appeal, the single-family home is out of step with the future.
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Santo Domingo is a city alive and in transition, the sea a mere backdrop to its many charms.
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She regularly restocks her store with charms, enamel pins, and stickers, in addition to selling sweatshirts and prints.
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But on this album, he's so malleable as to be spineless, hiding his charms behind broad, borrowed gestures.
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With their peculiar aura and strange charms, the allure of some of these works is hard to miss.
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They described finning sharks and occasionally cutting off whale and dolphin heads, extracting their teeth as good luck charms.
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I have a necklace of charms with all of my kids' initials on them, and I cannot find it.
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But Emma is one of Austen's most sparklingly funny novels, and this 22018 adaptation channels its snobby charms beautifully.
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"Raccoon penis bones are considered by some in the South to be lucky charms," according to Mental Floss. Fun!
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And studies actually show that good luck charms—possibly through the placebo effect—can improve performance by boosting confidence.
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The show wickedly mixed contemporary art with magical charms, sorcerers' amulets, witchy spell thingies, and other knotty cultural objects.
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Lucky charms: necklace Jupiter in Libra people encounter emotional and spiritual expansion in the act of good, fair deeds.
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Last October, a woman had tossed down a handful of Lucky Charms before, she said, she noticed live termites.
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Medicine men post flyers boasting of potions and charms to neuter rivals, punish the unfaithful or rekindle lost ardour.
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More often, people notice her advocacy for art and even her -- now suspended -- small side business selling towel charms.
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To modernise the pieces, the pendants are paired with Burmese jade and beaded charms strung along Rhodium-plated chains.
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After all, this is the designer who sent plain old Crocs accessorized with charms down his spring 2017 runway.
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The game of "keep the cosmic lucky charms away from the bad guys" that began in Phase 1 continues.
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While on their way to a nearby neighborhood to sled, "Jamal" flirted with "Candice," but his "charms" went unreciprocated.
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This is the promise of fan ownership made manifest, and it's incredibly hard not to fall for its charms.
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In this article, The Times's chief book critic, Michiko Kakutani, shares her appreciation for Twitter and its many charms.
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The declaration was followed by descriptions of the charms, the delights, the joys that await the faithful after death.
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The sequence delighted officials and employees at General Mills, which makes both Lucky Charms and Wheaties, among other products.
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The Airings currently cost $20.00 per pair, and Reilly also offers additional customization, such as charms, chains, and more.
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Two tourists from Tokyo bought buttons labeled Voodoo Charms, having been directed to the shop by a tour book.
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The other products in that category included Back to Nature Classic Granola, Lucky Charms and Quaker Simply Granola Oats.
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Did they decide that it was time to politely educate their younger brethren on the charms of Ms. Lewis?
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To travelers they offer a microcosm of Italy's charms, and to readers, a setting of intense beauty and meaning.
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Its creators produced plenty of turkey-themed filler over the years, each with its charms (and set of fans).
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The common link: rich, handsome, kinky Edward Monkford, who is 50 shades of pervy but still charms both women.
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" After all, as he reasons in another passage, "few can resist the charms of exclusivity in its myriad forms.
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" After all, as he reasons in another passage, "few can resist the charms of exclusivity in its myriad forms.
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Can anyone ever get too much of the Andalusian charms, chocolate-pool eyes and velvet purr of Antonio Banderas?
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Many of the soldiers were children, and, like their commander, they often wore nothing but shoes and magic charms.
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In common parlance, the word "grace" means elegance, ease of comportment, a style that charms those who observe it.
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Pandora sells customizable jewelry such as charms, bracelets, rings and pendants, at a lower price than competitors like Swarovski.
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But I gave into its alien charms, and found myself on an emotional journey I never could have predicted.
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Locals seem to be well aware of San Diego's charms, as a chunk of its visitors are day-trippers.
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The obvious first answer is that the critics are wrong about the president's susceptibility to the Russian dictator's charms.
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They are also introducing a more colorful twist on classic Lucky Charms, and adding a fruity version as an option.
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"We believe the defendants used their good looks and charms to lower the inhibitions of their potential prey," Rackauckas said.
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The truth is that every era in the Wizard's nearly three decades of activity has its own pitch black charms.
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These sequences have their charms: at one foreign tournament, the children are intoxicated by their first taste of tomato ketchup.
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The look was inspired by elements of the Fall 2016 runway collection, like lush velvet and whimsical yet sturdy charms.
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They're in Kraft Mac and Cheese, in Chuck E Cheese's churros, in Lucky Charms cereal and even in Starbucks Frappuccinos.
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They'd look at him like he was a shaman charmer, one who charms a snake with a flute or something.
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His spring 2016 women's wear show was, accordingly, a lesson in rapid advancement, as well in the charms of unexpectedness.
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And Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita proved that the couple that coordinates outfits together charms the red carpet together.
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Glycolic acid, retinol, and antioxidants make for particularly good pairings, but lactic acid's versatility is another one of its charms.
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She charms the pants off everyone, from crotchety club owners to her fellow shopgirls to seminal 1960s urbanist Jane Jacobs.
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Few people are immune to the charms of a sluggish, traffic-free chug across states, with the countryside unfurling panoramically.
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Scattered around those levels are various magical power-ups — runes and charms that grant your character even more mystical powers.
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My dubiousness is born of my own experiments, which have left me with meringues that taste like Lucky Charms marshmallows.
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I had all my lucky charms laid out, my lucky suit and tie and a St Christopher in my boot.
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We didn't think so, but you try watching this trailer and see if you can resist its ABBA-soundtracked charms.
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Models wore gold chain necklaces with lock charms and bright or metallic leather ankle boots or high heeled strapped sandals.
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The brand's vibrant friendship-style jewelry and quirky charms are inspired by Puerto Rico's beaches and laid back island culture.
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"Rollie got charms, look like Frosted Flakes," she raps in a crucial verse of her chart-busting hit 'Bodak Yellow.
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And so the FaceApp backlash has kicked into gear, with anxious stories and tweets warning you off of its charms.
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There's sometimes hidden messages and hidden charms that people can explore visually that previously to that they never thought about.
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Given the horrible year it has endured, it is a testament to the country's charms that it remains so popular.
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It's charms born of excess are not lost, but have been transformed, still decadent under the dust of alien destruction.
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There's sometimes hidden messages and hidden charms that people can explore visually that [...] previously to that they never thought about.
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Lucky Charms' leprechaun mascot is commonly called Lucky the Leprechaun, but he also goes by a couple of other names.
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General Mills debuted these hourglass 'marbits'—a nifty portmanteau of "marshmallow" and "bits" in the Lucky Charms universe—in 2008.
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Too often, for the relentless road warrior, one hotel room can blur seamlessly into the next, with cities' charms ignored.
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Ian McKellen charms as Roy, a London con man who woos elderly women into signing their savings over to him.
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The site boasts discounts of "up to 75% off" on jewelry such as charm bracelets, charms, beads and earrings. Pandorapick.
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Among the great charms of Broadway up here are the mom-and-pop shops and restaurants, dishing out spicy food.
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In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Lucky Charms announced the release of jumbo-size versions of its colorful cereal marshmallows.
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It will be a happy surprise for spinach lovers who may need to be reminded that maturity has its charms.
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Typically made of 18-karat gold, the charms are not bespoke pieces but can be engraved for an easy personalization.
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But while I'm not oblivious to its charms and temptations, upscale Brooklyn — whether hip or tony — is not my Brooklyn.
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Jenny Slate turns up as a witty, appealing single woman named Jodi, who charms Ari, to their eventual mutual befuddlement.
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There is a cascade of prominent Republicans endorsing Hillary, donating to Hillary, appearing in Hillary ads, talking up Hillary's charms.
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But despite the lackluster texture, these had a solid, robust flavor that capitalized on all the savory charms of chicken.
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Like Tammé, she knows that her body—brown, unruly, unconventional in its charms—precludes her from demands on Sam's time.
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Mr. Davis embodies this point of view with a stunning, arrogant innocence that charms and, in a subliminal way, terrifies.
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Or contrasting spiky star charms with round freshwater pearls: "Putting two things that almost don't go together, together," she said.
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Age: 35 Occupation: co-owner of Rayon Roskar, a Swiss design store in Brooklyn Your earrings are like Lucky Charms.
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Of course, these games will only haunt the Raptors if Leonard does not submit to Toronto's metropolitan charms in July.
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They lanced wild crocodiles, but also retrieved samples from crocs that were being held as pets, mascots or lucky charms.
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Season seven eschews that structure, which is partly why it feels so monotonous, but this quiet episode has its charms.
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It was an idyll, she came to feel, that for all its charms was perilously unrepresentative of the wider world.
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A whole almond makes a good fève, but because I have the charms I've pocketed, I'll use one of them.
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Take, for instance: One reader wrote in to say that a crossword puzzle mischaracterized the colors of Lucky Charms marshmallows.
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The dealer Thaddaeus Ropac, who has galleries in Paris, London and Salzburg, Austria, said the packed itinerary had its charms.
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Even the reliably excellent Met chorus sounded a little unfocused and underpowered, which dampened the charms of Mr. Morris's production.
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The occasional bag of chips or bowl of Lucky Charms cereal were rare treats, and she felt guilty about them.
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Pura Vida sells more than just beautiful handwoven bracelets — they also sell charms, rings, and other jewelry made by artisans.
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Whether anyone will be able to resist the charms of the island for that long, however, remains to be seen.
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"Each male in the cast looks a bit of a bellend, "And those bizarre whiskers don't add to their charms.
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This gift set of 10 Swarovski Crystal wine charms allows your client to add an elegant embellishment to their wine glasses.
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I cut up the fabric into thin strips and attached tiny metal and plastic charms I'd gotten at a flea market.
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Although it wasn't mentioned in the survey, I'd eat outdated chicken before I'd have another bowl of those fake Lucky Charms.
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GENTLY sloping hills and medieval churches: the charms of La Sarthe in rural western France are as discreet as its people.
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Bim Adewunmi wrote a lovely tribute to Winston Bishop, the beloved character whose charms only increased as the show went on.
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Harry Potter: A Journey Through Charms and Defence Against the Dark Arts will be the first to launch on June 27.
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The 1970's brought us David Bowie, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones - it was a decade not without its charms.
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He's become a rich recluse who subsists on Lucky Charms cereal and gin, a "dying man who can't die," he says.
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Netflix's Marvel series and The CW's DC lineup have their individual charms, but they don't deviate much in tone or structure.
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Their latest endeavor: a brand new line of handbags and purse charms that they've designed for their fashion line, Kendall + Kylie.
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Yes, that's one of the show's charms; but also yes, each world-building tap dance mortgages the trust of the audience.
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Tootsie Roll Industries (TR) was ordered by a judge to temporarily stop using its packaging for its new Charms Mini Pops.
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As the name implies, it's a sugary synthesis of General Mills' Lucky Charms and, uh, flakes that happen to be frosted.
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While you were choking down milk and Lucky Charms, Kylie was creating lip kits, buying houses and enjoying her cereal dry.
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Most movies about the internet imply that falling for its charms means that you're cripplingly insecure, a clinical narcissist, or both.
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That said, Sumiye is immune to the charms of the kind of state-of-the-art technology such films can employ.
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He wears rings as lucky charms, sometimes as many as eight, and he has been called the "lord of the rings".
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The shake includes velvety-soft vanilla soft serve ice cream, sweet syrup, and crunchy Lucky Charms cereal — little marshmallows and all.
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While lots of people can't wait for the Lucky Charms Milkshake to hit their mouths, others are clearly...not so thrilled.
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They shoot nail guns and play in the fire simulation room, and their ragamuffin charms quickly win over the grown-ups.
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Hardly a day goes by when somebody doesn't ask me to sing the Lucky Charms jingle, and I'm proud of that.
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Kendra Scott sells jewelry that includes necklaces, earrings, rings and charms, which are distinguished by their custom shapes and natural stones.
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Hatidze is delighted by the arrival of the little children, who she pets and charms and cuddles while their parents work.
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Heavily tattooed and barely attired, the models wore leather Bermuda shorts decked with gold charms, tattered jeans and floral-printed robes.
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While it's better than nothing — its chaotic history belies its dynamic shape and lively charms — it should not be considered definitive.
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"I know Cleveland's charms and I had to lay that out there," said Ms. Grabner, an artist, curator and native Midwesterner.
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"The Beiderman," as the children call him, is the family's landlord and the only person utterly immune to their many charms.
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Learn from this fair example – You Whom savage sports delight Bobby baby, Cruelty disgusts the view While pity charms the sight.
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Over the years, I have traveled extensively through most of it, exploring its culture, its charms and nuances and stark divides.
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In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places traveler finds a place of quiet charms and a meal that prompts an obsession.
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Where Didion took a fundamentally dark view of Los Angeles, Babitz had a feel for her hometown's charms and celebrated them.
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Times Insider Readers write in about everything from the colors of Lucky Charms marshmallows to the size of the observable universe.
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"There are reports of people attracting hummingbirds and doing terrible things to them," she said, like selling them as love charms.
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One of the show's great charms is watching the way people in Bong-sun's life react to her lively new personality.
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So much for all those songs and books and movies about the irresistible charms of the boy, or girl, next door.
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The charms are numerous, from the understanding of what an actual "holiday" is to the intense nostalgia for times gone by.
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The greatest charms of shopping on the Palace website are the descriptors for each item, gnomic bricks of all-caps poetry.
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This is a brilliant time to ask for what you want — and to brush up on your charms while doing so.
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On St. Patrick's Day in 2005, O'Keefe lampooned campus political correctness by demanding that the dining hall ban Lucky Charms cereal.
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Dimes for Loquet capsule collection of 483-karat gold charms with enamel, sapphires and tsavorite, $350 each at Broken English; brokenenglishjewelry.com.
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For all of their rustic charms, the villages of Yorkshire were less than nurturing for a young girl with artistic aspirations.
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In addition to customized engagement rings, Ring Concierge sells earrings, bracelets, necklaces, anklets, charms, and other jewelry that starts at $100.
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For her handbag, Musgraves carried an orange Moschino wristlet, which had an alligator print and golden charms attached at the handle.
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"Straddling the gap between media-whore and political beast", he charms, bluffs and schemes his way towards the peaks of power.
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As her Milk Bar chain enters the big leagues, the pastry chef's challenge is holding on to its small-shop charms.
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Prada adorned bags with charms, part of a line of goods called Pradamalia, that resembled black monkeys with outsize red lips.
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At first glance — especially at the rather formulaic faces — it seems an unimportant little thing, but close looking reveals its charms.
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"The meaningless charms found in this book may not summon occult forces, but there are real charms that do," the review suggests, and says that because the world of magic that Rowling has created is so much brighter and more interesting than the boring realm of Muggles, the books may hold an allure that is unhealthy for children.
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It also comes with six custom-designed Jibbitz charms that include Malone's "Stay Away" tattoo, an eyeball and his Posty Co. logo.
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Armed mainly with home-made rifles, cutlasses and juju (black magic) charms, the guerrillas have limited power to carry out their threats.
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A glance reveals their superficial charms: his landscapes' feathery, silver-toned strokes; the naturalness of his figures, posing in absent-minded comfort.
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He waited until I'd polished off a box of the General Mills-branded good stuff, then refilled it with those lesser charms.
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The region is also notorious for murders of people with albinism, with their body parts also being used in witchdoctors' lucky charms.
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But 33 years ago, when Mr. Sapan learned of Milford's many charms from a friend, he knew nothing about the town's past.
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At Monday night's Met Gala, the singer wore a custom Prada gown featuring numerous charms and gadgets … most notably a Tamagotchi pet.
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After a while though, the game's charms wore off, and what was once an exciting adventure slowly morphed into a boring chore.
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While Fruit Loops and Lucky Charms make more sense for Spring, Cinnamon Toast Crunch has flavors perfect for a crisp fall day.
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Those hawking the Motor City's charms include Dan Gilbert, the Quicken Loans founder whose own investments helped revitalize a once-moribund downtown.
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The Marshmallow Only promotion gives marshmallow lovers the chance to win their very own limited-edition boxes of Marshmallow Only Lucky Charms.
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Maybe the crystal needed to "be respected" and have my full attention before it was ready to reveal its charms to me.
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Between rainbow highlighters, mermaid hair, and unicorn tears, it's sure starting to sound a lot like a Lucky Charms commercial around here.
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"This is the house of lucky charms," Steve declares in the clip, as they uncover some old brick under the fireplace facade.
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Luckily, Microsoft isn't pushing anyone to buy it — you certainly don't need it to fully enjoy the charms of the Surface Studio.
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Shouldn't someone so intelligent be impervious to the charms of a billionaire who strapped a Tesla to a rocket ship for funsies?
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But the film that gave the world 2010's most famous Taylors — that's Swift and Lautner — making out isn't without its charms.
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Well, we are still in the mid-nineteen-thirties, Branagh being loath to scrape off the period charms that encrust the story.
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Some lawmakers were equipped with good-luck charms for the lottery and were spotted dancing in hopes of drawing a low number.
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Notably, it also becomes less about one woman, her malevolent charms and quirks, and develops into an unsettling look at imperial power.
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"I Was Made for Loving You" by Tori Kelly Kelly is just one of many people who praised Sheeran's easy-going charms.
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They also presented hunting as an activity that mixed the "earthy charms" of rustic life with the "manly bonhomie" of aristocratic recreation.
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So go ahead, use your apps, charms, positive thinking or whatever rituals you do to keep hope alive, and enter the lottery.
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Lucky Charms just announced on its official Instagram page that customers could purchase bags of large marshmallows resembling its colorful cereal confections.
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Martha's Vineyard, the 100-square-mile island off the southern coast of Massachusetts, is known for its summery charms and presidential vacations.
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Here we see the political skills start to form as he charms them, emphasizing not his father's drunkenness but his Harvard pedigree.
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Mansoor tries to resist her initially, conscious of the class difference between them, but eventually finds himself unable to resist Muggu's charms.
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It's a nice reminder that there wasn't a single person around who wasn't affected by the charms and musical stylings of Prince.
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Clearly, these are the charms that still draw many to The Country Club: daytime boozing, catty conversation, and potent food and drink.
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Here, there is no trace of seduction, for their sole purpose is to mourn, lament, and act as apotropaic charms over tombs.
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Advertisements in magazines and on the Paris Métro promote the charms of far-off destinations in Southeast Asia, South America and elsewhere.
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No pop album in recent memory has featured such a wide array of collaborations that strip those collaborators of their particular charms.
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No matter how its devotees rhapsodize about its virtues, depth, versatility and complexity, most people seem to be immune to its charms.
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While Shohei swung big with his church proposal and Shion plied Tsubasa with charms, Taka's big move was to … shave his mustache.
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"She was like a mother to me because my mother was single and working, so they are my lucky charms," she said.
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Avatar's retreat from cultural relevancy is almost entirely due to how few of its charms can be captured on a TV screen.
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"Ruby," released this year, shows that she hasn't changed her formula much; her raspy, mischievous singing and earnest songwriting still bear charms.
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While my husband charms the wife with his rendition of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" we can retire upstairs for an adult nap.
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The boat dock at Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, N.Y. One of the hotel's infinite charms is how steadfast it is.
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When Michael was nine and more responsive to the fairy-tale charms of Chagall, his mother confessed her distaste for the painting.
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If Mr. Habjan's puppetry plumbs the depths of Salome's subconscious, Mr. Barlog's production's charms are all on the stylish but straightforward surface.
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The quarterly results were below its expectations partly due to a weak development in the charms category, it said in a statement.
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He garnered national attention during it, even going on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and receiving good-luck charms from fans.
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"Given its many charms, it just may be the next show to cast its spell over viewers," said Andrea Reiher in Collider.
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Another family welcomed the sublime simplicity of sun, sea and sand in Puerto Rico, where the island's charms are within easy reach.
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The foundational charms of the seven original books, eight movie adaptations and the sort-of-sequel stage play hovered around the edges.
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Just 3/4 cup of Lucky Charms contains 110 calories, 10 grams of sugar, just 2 grams of fiber and protein each.
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Traditionally, dambe boxers wore loin-cloths and sometimes clutched amulets and other charms in their hands, given to them by tribal medicine-man.
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On a recent trip to Paris, they left charms all around the city, leaving a piece of Alison wherever they go in life.
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Kacey Musgraves, A Very Kacey Christmas This album favors the novelty songs of the season, bringing all of Musgraves' quirky charms to bear.
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To European and American liberals he is a champion of embattled values and his country a haven with many charms (see chart 32.53).
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The movie certainly has its manipulative little charms, the rom-com moments designed to make us root for the two as a couple.
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In short time, that neighborhood slowly began to reveal some of its secrets and charms, and a long interborough holiday of sorts commenced.
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Also on the necklace are an asteroid belt and charms of the ever so crucial X-wing, TIE fighter, and the Death Star.
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After all, as host of the Euros, the continent's quadrennial international football tournament, it had the perfect chance to showcase its many charms.
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Jeremy, 30, also shared a photo of a gold lock — with attached J&J charms — that appeared to be locked on the balcony.
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However it works, it's hard to know if kids will be excited about the idea of wearing pooped-out charms on a bracelet.
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"This was a red-letter day," he said, pointing to a picture he took of a large grouping of the good-luck charms.
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According to Grub Street, General Mills just launched a new variety that houses two popular flavors in one box: Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes.
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The best part is the new Lucky Charms Magically Delicious Marshmallows are not limited-time-only — these bad boys are here to stay.
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The fast-food giant has been experimenting with cereal ice cream mashups recently, debuting Fruit Loop and Lucky Charms shakes earlier this year.
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Another shop, Chenghuang Jewellery, is selling tiny globular gold pigs to fix as charms on woven bracelets, for the Year of the Pig.
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Much like other "Internet boyfriends," Chalamet's charms lie in the fact that he's just a normal kid at the end of the day.
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The ghoulish young men who stalked her catwalk looked like vampires with bedhead, pierced through both cheek and lapel with pins and charms.
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The design, which plays on the ride's vintage charms, features familiar towers and turrets, as well as the clock tower's shining smiley face.
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When the company's salesmen found New York dressmakers resistant to the zip's charms, they invoked stereotypes of stingy Jews to explain their failure.
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The content of these sessions was readily available on his page, but the enthusiasm was boundless for his unrehearsed witticisms and legendary charms.
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Charm. Mother Pence revolutionized the beach towel industry by introducing quirky charms people could attach to their towels to distinguish them from others.
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According to a recent Instagram post from CandyHunting, this special Lucky Charms flavor is back on grocery store shelves for a limited time.
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Even the kiss shared between her and Diesel midway through the film is a power play rather than a submission to his charms.
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As one who has fallen prey to their charms in the past, I'd advise you to do your due diligence before you hire.
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Safety school: Three semesters at the University of Oklahoma before the charms of Norman, Oklahoma and Greek life weigh heavy on your GPA.
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Barely has the movie begun before a cartoon Whiteman travels to Africa, charms a lion into shouting "Mammy" and is consequently crowned king.
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She simply wonders, for the first of many times, where her dead husband is and demands her morning breakfast (Pepsi over Lucky Charms).
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The city's website was up within hours after the results of the referendum were in, extolling the charms of the region surrounding Frankfurt.
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The dining area embraces the sweet side of the cereal aisle with odes to Lucky Charms, Frosted Flakes, Captain Crunch, Trix, and more.
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Some locals have Trumpian complaints that the influx of outsiders drawn to the city's charms has taken its toll on the Slovenian character.
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It's a reasonable rate for a costly-to-maintain classic vehicle that evokes an Americana nostalgia well-suited to South Florida's kitschy charms.
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Models wore eclectic collar necklaces with oversize surrealist charms — skeleton keys, diaries, roses — that felt bold and sexy rather than safe and sweet.
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The adjacent poem warns men about giving their faith to the charms of women, who lure with their looks while hiding their claws.
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Facing soggy sales overall, breakfast cereal makers are hoping Millennials will go cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs and will find Lucky Charms magically delicious.
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"Yourself and Yours," the South Korean director Hong Sang-soo's silly comedic divertissement of look-alikes and mistaken identities, has its cutesy charms.
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"We are over the moon, we are so honored that she is wearing our charms," jeweler Sue Henderson, founder of Suetables, tells PEOPLE.
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Carrying charms, wearing certain clothes, visiting places associated with good fortune, preferring specific colors and using particular numbers are all elements of superstition.
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An art consultant, curator and owner of Poderi di Capo d'Uomo wine and property estate in Italy My favorite charms are from Pomellato.
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A junior specialist in jewelry at Bonhams New York I have been collecting charms for my silver bracelet since I was a child.
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Louis Vuitton has probably now made a profit of $500 million just on those charms, and generates 70 percent of growth from Asia.
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But books in the cozy subgenre, which offer all the satisfaction of procedurals with little of the gore, have their own folksy charms.
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The charms of Bushwick, Brooklyn, had already started to wear thin for Ryan Cheal when the L train shutdown was announced in 2016.
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Many of my fellow critics have pointed out flaws in the show (and the movie), but I find its charms outweigh its imperfections.
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Then last fall the designer, now based here, started thinking about charms, the kind of whimsical items that adorn many cellphones and handbags.
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She's become an unofficial mascot for the brand, and we've done sweaters, bag charms and limited-edition pieces in her honor since 2015.
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Occasionally, this approach revealed irreverent charms: At the Color Factory, a rainbow conveyor belt served macarons; at Candytopia, a candy pig spewed confetti.
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The charms of "Wild" are minor, lying mainly in the pleasure of watching the animals and the big-hearted professionals devoted to them.
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The Amazon series returns with its breezier charms intact, but, in this third go-round, feeling like it could use some new material.
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Its pheromonal center is Alex, a lothario with charms that barely register on camera, unless you count the size of his (parents') house.
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Many who have been in other wedding parties already have the usual monogrammed stud boxes and gold or silver charms on a chain.
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They, of course, fall for his charms and while grumbling how they've been mistreated by stockbrokers and Wall Street, fork over their money.
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We head to the grocery store and get Lucky Charms and some asparagus for dinner tonight ($4.28) and Fancy Feast for the cats.
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That it manages to work these themes through a world of high magic, prophecy, and monster hunters is one of its core charms.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts which are prized in witchcraft for use in lucky charms and magical potions.
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This beautiful and luxurious spell deck with charms, potions, natural remedies, and self-care rituals will appeal to your Libra friend's chic aesthetic.
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It was as if the Grammys were trying to corral Cardi B, acknowledging and accommodating her without fully giving in to her charms.
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A talisman can be made out of anything, as Frank O'Hara makes clear in the opening lines of "Personal Poem:" Now when I walk around at lunchtime I have only two charms in my pocket an old Roman coin Mike Kanemitsu gave me and a bolt-head that broke off a packing case… O'Hara believed these "two charms" helped protect him.
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They're the product of a collaboration called Dharma Bum Charms, between Atala's own jewelry line, Tuza, and New York-based designer Maia Ruth Lee.
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He charms her little sister Kitty over the course of a single conversation and makes sure she feels accommodated in Lara Jean's new relationship.
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Some manufacturers are capitalising on the rising trend of handbag charms by relying on cheaper fur from rabbits to offer genuine fur to consumers.
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The startups offering these dinners-in-a-box sported aspirational names often involving the word "chef"; other monikers sounded like rejected Lucky Charms marshmallows.
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Lucky charms: tarot card, lingerie The dark and mysterious experiences in life are your treasure chest with Jupiter in the watery domain of Scorpio.
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Lucky charms: deck of playing cards, backpack, a horseshoe If there is one word to describe Jupiter in Sagittarius people, it would be lucky!
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Becca charms her way through two separate grillings by Garrett's parents, first with his exposition-heavy dad, then his genuinely emotional "mama bear" mother.
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The provocative, technology-focused anthology returns with most of its charms intact, an R-rated "The Twilight Zone" spun forward into the digital age.
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Kraft recently unveiled unicorn-shaped macaroni and cheese, Lucky Charms added a unicorn marshmallow, and Chuck E. Cheese is now selling rainbow unicorn churros.
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So if you're someone that strategically picks them out of the box, you're in luck: Lucky Charms is giving away 10,000 Marshmallow Only boxes.
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"We had little memory charms with his photo on each of our bouquets, mine including my bridesmaids and my mom had one," she says.
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His name is Rainer, a long-haired old rocker who has several charms dangling down around his neck, one of a stern-looking falcon.
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Prosecutor Tony Rackauckas said the "defendants used their good looks and charms to lower the inhibitions of their potential prey," per the Washington Post.
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We suggest brushing up on your charms before picking a hue, as you might need a bit of help deciding between the stellar options.
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Check out the charms on Keyshia's bracelet ... she's got her name, a sports car, a shopping bag and the logo for Gucci's record label.
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As far as good luck charms, I have a necklace that my grandma gave me that I make sure I'm wearing for big competitions.
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Simsion's unlikely hero, Don Tillman, reminded me of the comic charms of two other protagonists whose insistent voices slip easily into the reader's consciousness.
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Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the first of a promised five films to spin-off the Potter franchise, has no such charms.
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Making the decision harder is Reviga's pick for CEO, the experienced and disarmingly polite "Action" Jack Barker, who charms Richard out of hating him.
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This year, you can find me celebrating Saint Patrick's Day in a more, ahem, dignified manner by stuffing my face with Chocolate Lucky Charms.
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If you're one of the people who, like Kylie Jenner, prefers Lucky Charms with the marshmallows only, then we've got a beer for you.
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Among the haul recovered from the ship were AK47s, magazines, bullets, different currencies, satellite phones and even protection charms from local traditional medicine men.
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Sure the Surfaces of the world have their charms, but this is precisely the sort of device Microsoft imagined when it released Windows 10.
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Now the program returns with a new edition on Showtime, rejoining a TV landscape that has caught up with and embraced its quirky charms.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts which are prized in witchcraft for use as lucky charms or in magic potions.
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A Good Appetite Strawberries, peas and rhubarb are all well and good, but springtime has extra-special charms for the garlic lovers among us.
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The fast food giant has introduced a new Lucky Charms shake to make all of your ice cream and sugary cereal dreams come true.
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The hand-spun treat looks like a delicious take on America's favorite cereal combo: a bowl of yummy Luck Charms with ice cold milk.
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Players can collect bone charms and break them down in order to build up individual abilities in ways not possible in the first Dishonored.
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Islanders said they believe the custom helps ward off bad spirits, and spectators take pieces of the smashed pots home as good luck charms.
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Among the movie's charms are Diehl's cheerful and contact-lensed face, and the pleasant mishmash of French, German, and English that the cast speak.
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Despite San Francisco's many charms, this modern variation of the homeless flower children of the '60s was beyond annoying to my world-weary traveler.
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Since Mr. Basha opened his jewelry house in 1950, he has become particularly well known for his charms in the shape of baby shoes.
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Now is a good time, then, to be reminded of its peculiar charms, and leave its negative qualities in the past, where they belong.
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Payne seems to be conducting his own experiment: to see how closely he can mimic the shallow charms of a Richard Curtis rom-com.
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I am hardly alone in my weakness for the charms of Charleston, and as more folks move to the area, its politics are changing.
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In one site, called PUAHate, for "pick up artiste hate," Mr. Rodger expressed his disgust at women, questioning how they could resist his charms.
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But I have the feeling its meandering charms might be enhanced by access to that long-handled whisky bottle hymned at the show's beginning.
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This is a novel that charms not through the complexities of its plot but through its subtle revelations of character and the human condition.
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That's pretty much all that comes to mind when someone asks you to explain the film's charms: that it hauls all manner of ass.
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"Harry Potter: A Journey Through Charms and Defence Against the Dark Arts" and "A Journey Through Potions and Herbology" are arriving in late June.
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Watch: Zac Efron charms as Ted Bundy in a scene from "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," Joe Berlinger's biopic about the serial killer.
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" Brahms's two male voices, tenor and bass, fondly, sighingly, invoke their charms: "I should long since have turned monk were it not for women!
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One of the charms of "Pride and Prejudice" is that Darcy is drawn to Elizabeth's quicksilver mind as much as to her fine eyes.
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Through drunkenness, I convinced myself that I was well, even happy, that my charms outweighed my faults when my faults were on egregious display.
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Hakim has been relatively quiet since the release of his 2017 debut album, the wistful "Green Twins," but its charms haven't worn off yet.
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In some countries, they are targeted for their body parts, which are prized in witchcraft for use as lucky charms or in magic potions.
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Her folksy, rough-hewed attitude appalls Denver's ladies who lunch until — you guessed it — she charms them, with an assist from some spiked tea.
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Visitors passing the vitrines and wall displays can gorge themselves on the ample charms of glass that has been feathered, streaked, mottled, and oxidized.
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As the end of the tennis tournament nears, our reporter reflects on its charms: its sloping lawns and its signature treat, strawberries and cream.
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Mr. Balomi has recovered war trophies from raids on Boko Haram hideouts — mobile phones and cash, mostly, but also the insurgents' good-luck charms.
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"Also championing Slovenia is Secret Escapes' McWhinney, who said: "A Euro-trip wouldn't be complete without experiencing the wild and wonderful charms of Slovenia.
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I should admit that as someone whose main high-school sport was rugby, I am not entirely alive to the charms of American football.
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While wallowing in my depression with a giant bowl of Lucky Charms, I noticed the faintest vibration deep in the cushions of my couch.
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But while Pelosi-bashing has its charms — Republican voters do love hating on the speaker — as the midterms showed, it also has its limits.
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It also appears to come with Balenciaga-designed shoe charms called Jibbitz, that you plug into the holes on the top surface of the Crocs.
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He even arranged them in alphabetical order for all the witches and wizards out there who need to study up on their spells and charms.
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Its street name draws from a hispanic colloquial term, which generally refers to a "slender, elegant woman who charms all whom she meets," Hall says.
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And so the Musée Rodin in Paris was transformed into an enchanting, mossy garden maze complete with a wishing tree adorned with jewels and charms.
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Fans will also remember Jacob (Gosling), the hunky and suave player who charms Cal Weaver's (Carell) daughter with his recreation of Dirty Dancing's famed lift.
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Through a family friend, I found a supplier of rubber beads and lucite charms and invested $1,000 in new materials to make a fresh collection.
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Slap bang in the centre, its close to all the city's charms, but the forests and fjords of the surrounding countryside are easily reachable too.
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Lucky charms: plant material, something green, lucky scarf or necklace As the earthiest Jupiter sign, you experience nature as a major source of higher knowledge.
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While many of you may have tired of the charms of Pokémon Go, a whole new group of trainers is just about to get started.
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He loves it and I feel good sending him to school with that in his belly, instead of the Lucky Charms he was begging for!
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She appeared on the show to promote her movie The Favourite, in which she plays a servant named Abigail who charms the queen (Olivia Colman).
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One of Fisher's most enduring charms is that she famously did not give a single fuck, and what happens next puts that clearly in display.
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But, Susie ends up winning her captors over with her neighborhood girl charms, as she claims to be from the Rockaways, just like the criminals.
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The cereal itself looks pretty similar to Lucky Charms, except instead of rainbows and four-leaf clovers the little flavored marshmallows look like mushrooms and ?
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Maybe it's the fact that the world is currently a pretty scary place, but talismanic charms have made a comeback at all levels of fashion.
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Saint Wilgefortis, betrothed without her consent and plagued by her father's sexual advances, starved herself while praying for God to divest her of physical charms.
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"It's no secret that Lucky Charms fans love the marshmallows," Scott Baldwin, director of marketing for cereal at General Mills, said in a press release.
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Now he's working his charms on Munn, his costar in the upcoming sci-fi action film The Predator, which is currently being filmed in Vancouver.
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But it's slow-burning charms, buoyed by Sheeran's soulful promise that "I will be loving you 'til we're 70," have captivated listeners around the world.
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"We started working on Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes about a year ago," Mike Siemienas, a spokesman for General Mills, wrote MUNCHIES over email on Friday.
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And then, unlike Apple, which has the ecosystem stickiness of things like iMessage, Samsung will have no extra charms with which to keep people around.
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Not everything has to be so intense, and What We Do in the Shadows still brings the belly laughs as it charms your pants off.
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So this is a moment for Paris to celebrate the charms and secrets of the slow-moving waterway that both divides and unites the city.
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Q. and A. Provence is a destination that has captivated travelers even before Peter Mayle's 1989 best seller "A Year in Provence" immortalized its charms.
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"800 Words" is the definition of lightweight, but it's amiable and touching, and it's easy to get sucked in by its scenic and anthropological charms.
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For all the charms of the score, however, "Fiorello!" lacks a strong narrative arc, which may explain why it has never been revived on Broadway.
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The Uruguayan director Federico Veiroj's leisurely comedy-drama "The Apostate" has its charms, though the story (and its hero) could benefit from a tarter approach.
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It has the charms of a resort town with the bonus that, unlike a resort town, it has more than ski lift and bartending jobs.
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Russell charms with his earnest portrayal of Dud, a happy-go-lucky and affable performance that draws comparisons to "the Dude" in The Big Lebowski.
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Superstitious rituals and lucky charms give us a comforting sense of control over the unexpected when there is nothing more practical that can be done.
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Scientists have a good idea of how exactly it brings about its anesthetic charms, on account of it interacting with certain receptors in the brain.
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Over the years, my grandmother would send me all kinds of Virgen de Guadalupe-branded items—bracelets, prayer cards, and charms made in her image.
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The oddball charms of Racculia's novel have nothing on the unusual form and subject of "The Big Music," Kirsty Gunn's novel of the Highland bagpipe.
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To this day, Ohio State's players still get the charms if they beat Michigan, though under N.C.A.A. rules they now cannot be made of gold.
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One of Bourdain's charms was that he was self-aware of the vanity required to be a memoirist and make shows about your own travels.
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How clam pizza, with all its charms, remained trapped in New Haven for most of a century is a mystery that may never be unraveled.
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"They seem not to be maintaining relationships with the prostitutes plying their charms in the Rue Blondel," the inspector noted with prim satisfaction on Nov.
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While I appreciate its counteraesthetic charms, the Truvis has so much going on that it's impossible for me to line up a putt with one.
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The balmy weather and brilliant coastal beaches added their own charms, and the shabby baubles and ticky-tacky architecture of modern industrial tourism were born.
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He has served his district well, especially by touting the charms and economic opportunities (as opposed to the crime) on the El Paso-Juarez border.
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"You're buying individuality when you choose your own chunks," she said, which is what the company that makes the jewelry, Noosa-Amsterdam, calls the charms.
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Old and new are still jostling each other on Fulton Street, and for those with a taste for diversity, the strip's eclecticism has its charms.
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Instead, they envision a future in which the charms of suburban life, and the conservative politics that made it possible, will rub off on everyone.
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As a perennially popular strip, it's never been hard to find, but being legally available online could help a whole new audience discover its charms.
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The actor is hellbent on reminding fans that while his You character may have his charms, Joe Goldberg is a murderer who preys on women.
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Some of the students have adorned their tassels with charms bearing the logo of the Three Winners, a silhouetted illustration of Deah, Yusor and Razan.
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In results-driven moves, General Mills Inc rose 2.1% as strong demand for the Lucky Charms maker's pet foods helped it beat quarterly profit estimates.
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And Dua Lipa, who is nominated for best new artist, arrived in a silver, skintight dress that matched her nails, which were dripping with charms.
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These small tin Mexican charms historically depict body parts that could be left at shrines as a last resort to remedy the represented body part.
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The first titles -- "A Journey Through Charms and Defense Against the Dark Arts" and "A Journey Through Potions and Herbology" -- will be published on June 27.
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No Tomorrow doesn't even know how to use the considerable charms of leading man Joshua Sasse (Galavant), which might be its most confusing element of all.
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Austria, this country of old charms, is beginning to position itself as one of the most attractive bases in the world to launch a new company.
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The genitals were cut off many elderly 'witches' corpses for use by witchdoctors in good luck charms, said Joseph Mbasha, Tanzanian spokesman for the charity HelpAge.
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And it was only when Spanish colonists arrived in the region in the 1500s that these woven yarn charms got the name that's still used today.
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Sleeveless opens at a restaurant in Manhattan, where the narrator is listening to people at the next table over trade declarations on the city's faded charms.
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It turns out, for all of Goldblum's many charms, the biggest secret to our collective love in 2017 was a unique blend of fatigue and hope.
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It's easy to see how she charms Brad, who feels like Stranger Things' Jim Hopper if he were played by Guardians of the Galaxy's Chris Pratt.
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TODDLER WITH A WALKER CHARMS INSTAGRAM WITH SWEET HALLOWEEN COSTUME Some of the contestant's costumes went the classic route with skeletons, pumpkins and cute little animals.
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Festival organisers will be hoping that "Jewels" still charms the aspirational and fills the coffers: NYCB only makes about 45% of its revenues from ticket sales.
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Nostalgic sugary cereals like Lucky Charms and Froot Loops made her shopping list, and she even admitted to hitting the bread basket when away on shoots.
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Wooden also credits an aggressive outreach centered on the city pitching its charms directly to the Chinese people, the first major U.S. city to do so.
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The Republicans, who want to form a solid block in parliament after legislative elections on June 11th and 18th, proved largely immune to Mr Macron's charms.
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"The visceral power of some of the noises I'm attracted to makes them more accessible," she said, than the more cerebral charms of, say, Pierre Boulez.
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In many countries, their body parts are believed to bring wealth and good luck and are prized in witchcraft for use in charms and magical potions.
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But for all the charms of the Emerald Isle, which included visa-free access to the rest of Europe, it was distant from the businessman's family.
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This weed-infused, stoned-to-the-bone project couldn't be more different than their main gig, but it's certainly got its own addictive, sleepy-eyed charms.
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Played by Donald Glover, the smooth-talking Lando charms his way around the galaxy, making deals, playing Star Wars poker analog sabacc, and kissing women's hands.
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There's also a golden snitch that flits around the Charms room, while the silhouettes of various magical beasts stroll past the Care of Magical Creatures section.
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There are other cereals when I go on binges: Product 19, which was an old-people cereal I loved, and Lucky Charms, but only the marshmallows.
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It no longer has the outdated "Charms" look and all your share options appear as a pop-up window instead of sliding in from the side.
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Thube says many of her high school friends have succumbed to the charms of "sugar-daddies" who provide money, gifts and favors in return for sex.
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If I'd been using an advanced flip phone and a Sharp Zaurus for a decade, I might have been less convinced by the iPhone's charms, too.
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Nevertheless, he charms the pants off of everyone, but doesn't do the one thing that JoJo wants, which is get her parents' blessings to marry her.
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Some bankers might be persuaded to move but want to keep their big city life, meaning the quieter charms of Germany's financial capital are less attractive.
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They dropped a limited-edition Froot Loops milkshake back in April, though Lucky Charms seems like the much more obvious flavor for a cereal/milkshake hybrid.
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In another case, the titular story, "Fresh Complaint," follows a professor named Matthew who falls like a bowling pin before the charms of an undergraduate, Prakrti.
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Co-designed with Leeora Catalan, the jewelry designs include triangle-shaped earcuffs and medallion-shaped charms, but the most distinctive pieces are enamelwork on 18k gold.
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Then, we glimpse the celestial charms on her necklace and a few locks of her seafoam-green hair as she talks to Maura on the phone.
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Told by the photographer to clean up, he visits a beauty salon where he charms Yangtso (Yang Shik Tso), the young woman who washes his hair.
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In March, General Mills, the brand behind the cereal, announced a contest allowing 15,000 people to win special boxes of Lucky Charms that contain only marshmallows.
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Emma is particularly naïve when it comes to love, fixating on a photographer (Ed Skrein), who helps himself to her charms without reciprocating her emotional involvement.
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While some of us had matching charms to show off our best-friend love, this new generation is clearly making pronouncements of a more permanent nature.
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Expanding on Ico's motif of going on an adventure with a vulnerable companion, The Last Guardian has moved players and prompted critics to investigate its charms.
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The reliability of Cards Against Humanity as an activity most people will enjoy only makes it more depressing to those of us immune to its charms.
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Her husband charms by talking to you; Hillary does it by listening to you—not in a head-nodding, politician way; in a real person way.
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Bruni: Don't get me started on "The Shape of Water," whose swampy charms elude me to a point where I can't ponder the politics of it.
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I have never seen a production that completely cracks the code of "Così," and for all its charms and insights, this production also comes up short.
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Among them is Ipah, who is already resigned to losing her dwelling, protected against bad luck by two diamond-shaped charms woven from young coconut leaves.
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Comyns lets the reader see the appalling, unsettling side of this golden couple, and Bella's utter submission to their charms can make a contemporary reader impatient.
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Enter Fidget Fashion: the dangling fringe, reversible sequins, jingly charms and sliding jewelry that is suddenly ubiquitous at brands including Paco Rabanne, Altuzarra, Gucci and Loewe.
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Still, it's clear that rote replication of the two-button charms of Final Fight or Streets of Rage won't be enough to resurrect this bruised corpse.
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But that doesn't mean that I don't appreciate a nice, smooth Monday or a "fight me" Friday; different puzzle days of the week have different charms.
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For me, the best way to get to know a city is the same as with a human being: learn both the flaws and the charms.
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Jessica & Mark, And Barnett & Amber Jessica removes herself from the love square, and Barnett charms Amber and LC, but ultimately proposes to Amber and she accepts.
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She wore a white sheet and a red parrot feather, and carried a wand decorated with charms, to detect any "demon priest" who challenged her spiritually.
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Her guarded expression when Madeline offers them chocolates and spins an anecdote about her husband reveals that Lucca is not easily won over by Madeline's charms.
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The final story, "A Fair Price," features yet another self-involved, largely clueless dolt, but this guy lacks even the minor charms of his neurotic predecessors.
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With her mom's blessing, Zumwalt launched "Samantha Slime Shop" on Etsy with dozens of types of slime differentiated by glitter, charms, colors, textures and even scents.
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But custom-made items like enamel pins or acrylic charms come with production challenges that require finding the right suppliers that specialize in making those items.
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Morgan), stumped by murder victims who seemingly have no connection to one another and disappointingly immune to the cushiony charms of his partner, Cowles (Abbie Cornish).
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Grace sings, badly, from the Sondheim songbook on "Will & Grace," and Penny's absentee father on "Happy Endings" charms her with a story about a Sondheim encounter.
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And elsewhere, in an attempt to make its economy less dependent on oil, Saudi Arabia is spending billions to promote its charms as a tourist destination.
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These prickly charms are said to protect seafarers from storms and other perils, but they did not ward off the misfortune that struck the town last spring.
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