Soon the quiet trees are echoing with an unearthly chock, chock, chock, a call that always seems far too loud to have emerged from chipmunk lips.
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A wall of old license plates, a box of old flashlights, Chock full o'Nuts cans chock-full of nails.
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He does have a point, though — this is actually what a lot of voters are saying about Elizabeth Warren: She talks the talk, can she chock the chock?
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HENNINGER: They had great doughnuts at Chock Full of Nuts.
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Captain Marvel will be chock full of empowering feminist images.
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Their Muesli bread, chock full of raisins, is my favorite.
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Camille Walala's creation is chock full of blocks and colours.
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Now, though, Google Earth is chock full of new information.
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This piece is chock full of spoilers for Avengers: Endgame.
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The video was powerful and chock full of striking imagery.
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He smelled like Aqua Velva and Chock Full o' Nuts.
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The sea has been chock full of controlled substances recently.
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Apple's Monday press event was chock full of big announcements.
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The play's script is chock full of ambitious set pieces.
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One electronic pollbook was chock full of voter registration data.
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And -- GIGOT: They put Chock Full of Nuts out of business.
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Kendrick dropped a pitch perfect Instagram chock full of Barden Bellas.
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I would chock this up to an effort to silence me.
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This performance, you'll remember, was chock full of Black Panther imagery.
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The finale was chock full of video game weapon references, too.
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In fact, our beauty editors' bathrooms are chock-full of them.
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It's chock full of information about the healing properties of crystals.
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Giuliani's record is chock full of anti-Hillary Clinton comments, too.
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These highly levered funds were chock full of Puerto Rico bonds.
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Looking to move to a city that's chock full of debauchery?
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The neighborhood is also chock-full of cafes, restaurants, and bars.
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The restaurant's menu is chock-full of Bayside memories as well.
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Episode 22, "Valar Morghulis": because it's chock-full of magic tricks.
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The Dunkin' Donuts was open, yes, and chock-full of doughnuts.
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And, he said, there was the Chock Full o' Nuts connection.
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Turns out, love stories can also be chock-full of blood.
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It's also chock-full of features that easily justify its price.
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It's chock full of safety tips for the candy-filled day.
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It's a killer performance on a show that's chock-full of them.
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Hulu even gave press a similar glossary, chock-full of terms (below).
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Snaphappen is a day chock-full of Snapchat-centric panels and workshops.
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It's also chock-full of features that help to justify its price.
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Australia's got its own tiny town chock full of cute alien signposts.
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It's no surprise Lively's drawer is chock-full of Charlotte Tilbury products.
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The Galaxy S83 and Galaxy S8+ are chock full of biometric technology.
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It's chock full of Google features, like built-in Google search functionality.
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Allen Iverson's Twitter feed is not exactly chock-a-block with personality.
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Lately, my inbox has been chock-full of pitches for weed businesses.
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Even in a cabinet chock full of controversial appointments, Mnuchin stands out.
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Like the warehouse, the place is chock-full of genetically blessed Europeans.
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Whereas the UAE is chock-full of banks, Nigeria has remarkably few.
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For the labor market, Friday's report was chock full of good news.
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Every autumn is chock full of big games that tell big stories.
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This episode is chock-full of fan favorite characters — Vinnie Van Lowe!
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Little Collins Street, in particular, is chock-full of funky, independent boutiques.
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Still, "The Biological Mind" is chock-full of fun facts that entertain.
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For a place of its size, Invercargill was chock-full of oddities.
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Like London, Dubai is chock-full of places to grab a drink.
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So here's to a new year, chock full of new stupid inventions.
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The list is chock-full of impressive comebacks, insane combos, and inhuman counters.
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates are a match made in ice dancing heaven.
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As always, the line is totally affordable and chock full of eye candy.
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It's chock-full of safety and was the top-selling car in 2017.
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Lemons are chock full of nutrients, such as potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants.
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It is chock full of tools and strategies that can be implemented today.
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The two-minute trailer is chock full of spoilers for 2017's installment.
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It is invariably chock-full of facts, figures and tips, requiring full concentration.
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But it's also chock full of creepy detail and classic ghost story tropes.
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The redesigned can also has an echo of Chock full o'Nuts' famous song.
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Airports are devoid of planes, while rental car parking lots are chock full.
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That's why his firm's UFO ETF is chock-full of satellite company stocks.
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They're chock full of things like formula samples, coupons, prenatal vitamins, and pacifiers.
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And the other people will say it&aposs really chock-full of damning things.
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Biometric data is of course chock-full of unique data points by its nature.
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It's chock-full of colorful components, and there's a smiley man behind the counter.
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But Bates told NBC that the hardships have only brought him and Chock closer.
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This summer has been chock full of nostalgia for Beatles fans, thanks to McCartney.
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The big picture: The U.S. criminal justice system is chock-full of racial disparities.
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"We just had a weird moment" when Bates was lifting Chock, she said afterward.
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates finished a distant ninth after falling during their routine.
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For instance, the Red Bull Facebook page is chock full of action sports videos.
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And it's chock full of factories and jobs that can never be moved overseas.
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For instance, the Red Bull Facebook page is chock-full of action sports videos.
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Justin Amash is out with an ad chock-full of transphobic jokes and attacks.
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It's bombastic, chock-full of gritty electronic sounds that pay respect to Detroit techno.
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YouTube is chock full of similar looking contraptions, from the simple to the elaborate.
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The Olympics will be chock-full of political intrigue, thanks to North Korea's presence.
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The maze was chock full of malicious creatures that were waiting around every bend.
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The summit is chock full of other government, industry and academia speakers as well.
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Cauliflower is a cruciferous vegetable chock-full of fiber, vitamin C, and B vitamins.
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Sometimes that's because your schedule is chock full with back-to-back pitch meetings.
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I sifted through the papers, chock full of documentation from teachers, detailing his behavior.
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Here in the United States, for example, our capital is chock full of them.
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The museum is chock-full of other such examples, all organized around rotating themes.
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Procreate is a fully-featured art creation app chock-full of professional-grade features.
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Lemons are packed with nutrients; they're chock full of potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants.
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A chock-full freight won't feel sick if the ride is jerky, for example.
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Belgium is chock-full of talent, but De Bruyne stands out among them all.
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Her third album in particular, 2010's Speak Now, is chock full of them.
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As a result, it's chock-full of futuristic interfaces — whether they make sense or not.
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Last night's Golden Globes were chock-full of heartfelt moments both on and off stage.
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The Joseph Koenig-directed video is chock full of moments that will make you smile.
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This little ditty is chock full of familiar sentiments from blue days and black nights.
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While it's chock-full of ideas, it's an underwhelming read compared to his recent stories.
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"Really before it happened, like, I've been feeling pretty good, haven't been hurting," Chock says.
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In both galleries, Moyer's paintings are chock-full of surging (yet always meticulously composed) activity.
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The lack of awareness is unfortunate because the plans are chock full of tax benefits.
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It's not mere protectionism at play—counterfeit pills are often chock full of random stuff.
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And it's not just the inside of the EVE that's chock full of new technologies.
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So Lowe needs to find a murderer in a creepy mausoleum chock-full of 'em.
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The Marshall House in historic Savannah, Georgia, is chock-full of history and supernatural charm.
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As Motherboard reported back in October, Steam is chock full of Nazis and white supremacists.
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We've picked three, but her Instagram is chock full of delectable images of public figures.
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Wrangler's under-the-radar collaboration is chock-full of Western-inspired pieces updated for 7153.
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This spinach dip was slightly greenish in color and chock full of spinach and vegetables.
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The exhibits were chock-full of models and videos of windmill turbines and solar panels.
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It could be in someone's attic or chock-full of pencils on a schoolkid's desk.
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Spoiler Warning: This article is chock full of spoilers about the denouement of Disco Elysum.
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A store called Cotelac was chock-full of funky eccentric bursts of colors and fabrics.
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The report, chock-full of insights and stats, delves into the biggest trends in digital.
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Sexual entitlement is not in the DSM—but it's chock full of unchecked online communities.
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But even if the ocean material is chock-full of little lifeforms, Cassini won't know it.
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Be it climate change, diseases, rabid dogs or ticks, life is just chock full of worry.
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The time surrounding your graduation is chock-full of milestones and important events to prepare for.
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Fresh's version is chock full of soothing ingredients like sandalwood oil, chamomile flower, and lavender water.
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Despite its size, the Wear24 isn't chock-full of features you get on other large watches.
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The video shows a camera roll chock-full of stock photos of pets, snacks and people.
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"I would say Meryl Davis and Charlie White are huge Olympic inspirations for us," Chock says.
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Usually, however, reality TV shows aren't chock full of music videos starring the show's cast-members.
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I am also a huge physics fan, and pole dancing is chock-full of basic physics.
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They're chock full of omega-3 fatty acids, which put your sex hormone production in overdrive.
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A crane flowerYoutubeCoachella is chock full of bizarre art-and-technology installations (more on that below).
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This week was chock full of news that broke right up until the very last minute.
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It's also sometimes known as a "Thunder Moon," since July is typically chock full of thunderstorms.
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His administration is chock full of Wall Streeters and is pursuing a dogmatically business-friendly agenda.
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Sure, potato chips, cookies, and hot dogs are chock-full of salt, sugar, fat, and calories.
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The North Island of New Zealand is chock full of volcanoes—and big volcanoes at that.
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The final outlandish performances Sunday were chock full of Snapchattable moments, but Snapchat was not welcome.
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The fest will be chock full of the topics and craftsmanship that concern electronic music today.
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It's chock full of long-overdue reforms that will save most of us time and money.
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The speakers' list, chock full of former military officers, seemed designed to precisely for that focus.
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The most visited museum in Vienna, the Leopold Museum, is chock-full of Austrian modern art.
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First lady Melania Trump's home country, Slovenia, is chock full of activities for the adventurous retiree.
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As painful as the experience was, my foray into huge debt was chock full of lessons.
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We peed on the strips and our urine was chock full of ketones by Day 2.
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Chock Full O' Nuts New York Roast is a favorite, brewed in a Bodum French press.
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It's chock-full insider knowledge and practical tips for every stage of the job interviewing process.
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Like the muffin but cozier and heartier, chock full of pecans, coconut, carrots, apple and raisins.
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Spoiler Warning: This article chock full of spoilers about major and minor subplots in Death Stranding.
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There's a shrewdness to the Parkland shooting survivors that goes even beyond technology, Costanza-Chock says.
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In one, for Chock Full o'Nuts, Ms. Peters sang the company's signature jingle in mellifluous Italian.
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The Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack was announced on Wednesday, and the album is chock-full of talent.
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A toxic workplace chock full of intimidation tactics, secrecy, and covert relationships between a CEO and COO.
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My other letters to you have been chock-full of advice about how to live your life.
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But the music — with its references to Oz and yellow brick roads — is chock full of queerness.
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Insects can be an excellent food: many species are chock-full of fat, protein, vitamins, and fiber.
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This new recipe is chock-full of lean protein, zesty Italian ingredients, and loads of fresh veggies.
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On close inspection, ancient mythology turns out to be chock-full of robots, androids and mechanical creatures.
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The report is chock full of details about the new machines, which don't have a release date.
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Sure they're chock full of lies and deceit, but hey, a successful party is a successful party.
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Luckily, we have the internet, which is chock full of rumors and obsessive analysis from Apple fanboys.
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The new parliament will be chock-full of anti-system parties (see article), including Mr Babis's ANO.
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Presentations are traditionally chock with news announcements and special guests — and are often followed by lavish parties.
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"It feels really good," Chock said of returning to the Winter Games, where they competed in 2014.
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The news has been chock full of outrage over the prices Mylan Pharmaceuticals is charging for EpiPens.
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Sure it's chock full of super explicit videos of people doing all kinds of very adult things.
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The third season returns May 19, and it's just as chock-full of stardom as the last.
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The Avocado Chocolate Bar is made with white chocolate, and it's chock-full of fresh California avocados.
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I would chock this up to an effort to silence me," Stone told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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This year's lineup is chock full of amazing humans with bodies that do amazing things, as usual.
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It's chock-full of fan favorites like Hopper, Eleven, Steve with a bat, and even little D'Artagnan.
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Drop into a community college that serves rural students and you'll find classrooms chock full of women.
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Two long aisles are chock-full of 125-pound cash registers, which have varying degrees of ornateness.
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Story lines are chock-a-block with perks like fashion fittings, "company seats" and name-brand coffee.
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Dopethrone is a stone-cold stoner classic, chock full of elongated, endlessly woozy riffs and weird tales.
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He writes: It could be in someone's attic or chock-full of pencils on a schoolkid's desk.
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Apparently, no one thought the Christopher Steele dossier had any substance or was chock full of facts.
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Clinton's ability to connect with everyday Americans and was chock full of personal interactions with prospective voters.
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The hand-crafted maker marketplace is chock full of unique gifting ideas for everyone on your list.
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It is chock-full of aperçus, on friendship and parenthood and couplehood, on habits sexual and culinary.
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As it turns out, the history of the Democratic Party is chock full of examples of both.
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The indictment, though, is chock-full of specific facts that the Russian efforts were all about him.
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"It was unrealistic for us to continue paying rent and renovate an apartment," Ms. Chock-Goldman said.
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The presentation was a full three hours long — and exhaustingly chock-full of information to sift through.
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Talalay told me about one deleted scene in which Tank Girl's bedroom is chock-full of dildos.
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" According to Corcoran, the book "is chock full of smart nuggets you will put to use right away!
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the US fall during the ice dance free dance final Feb. 20.
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In addition to its otherworldly pedigree, the Crescent is a friendly mountain retreat chock full of outdoor adventure.
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Luckily for fans of True Blood, Harris kept writing tales of small towns chock full of supernatural forces.
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Some are just sort of flashy animations, while others are chock-full of new complications in phantasmagoric colors.
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A week which also happens to be chock full of some of the biggest names in the industry.
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"I still enjoy Jurassic Park, even though that thing is chock-a-block full of errors about dinosaurs."
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We're talking about the evolved, 21st-century version of the brand's princesses, chock full of agency and pluck.
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She's a chef and cooking instructor with a colorful social media feed chock-full of meal prep ideas.
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Barring the odd exceptions on the channel, it's chock full of the deliciously distracting content we all deserve.
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Yes, Chock said, she was in a "little bit" of pain after competing, while speaking with the press.
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The Anthropologie furniture sale section is chock-full of gorgeous headboards, nightstands, patio furniture, and so much more.
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Still, no one questions Barbs disappearance and continue to chock it up to teen angst. Ugh. Teens. 4.
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And best of all for fans, the book is chock-full of secret little details about the show.
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T-Mobile's event will be chock full of John Legere dropping choice expletives on AT&T and Verizon.
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Legendary British DJ Pete Tong is the music supervisor, so it's probably chock-full of bangers and slappers.
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Or you're probably better off eating something else—Italian cuisine is chock full of other, more worthy delicacies.
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The People/Entertainment Weekly Network is live now and chock full of all kinds of (free) amazing content.
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The watch's own App Store is chock full of games designed specifically for the tiny wrist-sized screen.
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Until then, however, the book is chock-full of stories, drawings and mostly practical advice for working women.
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By 2013, as many as 10 tour buses, chock-full of tourists, were coming to 5Pointz a day.
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In a world chock-full of investment strategies, choosing the right one can be an overwhelming, onerous task.
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While it's chock-full of strong songs, there's a sense that it could've been condensed to add cohesion.
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The latter is perhaps her most impressive accomplishment in a year chock full of wins and crossover successes.
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Like The Epic, it's a spiritual jazz record chock full of compositions that brim with energy and awe.
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Stefani's Instagram feed is chock-full of snaps of her and her country crooner beau celebrating in Vegas.
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Broad walkways connect a variety of exquisite gardens and indoor pavilions chock-full of plants, shrubs and trees.
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The memo, however, was chock full of misleading and lopsided accusations and anecdotes with supporting facts and details.
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The tax code — four million words by some estimates — is chock-full of complexities, but therein lie opportunities.
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With a cast chock full of A-list Hollywood stars, "Dolittle" should be poised for box office domination.
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One aspiring politician is accused of getting her bribe in a coffee cup chock-full of $100 bills.
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Chock full of trivia and behind-the-scenes insights, it's an interesting read for every type of gamer.
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Luckily for a distrustful electorate, the internet was chock-full of news outlets doing real-time fact checking.
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The authors say they were shocked to see "Bad Moms" premiere in 2016, chock-full of their ideas.
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For them, this year's matchup is chock-full of fascinating storylines between the players, coaches, and franchises involved.
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Muhammad Ali will be laid to rest in truly hallowed ground because the cemetery is chock-full of celebs.
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Turns out the view is pretty good: Jupiter's poles are gorgeous, cloudy, surprisingly blue, and chock full of science.
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Flying fox poop is chock full of plant seeds which the animal unceremoniously scatters during its nocturnal feeding activities.
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There's no denying the fact Olympus has built a gorgeous camera that's packed chock-full of technology and features.
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It's chock full of germs and bacteria, just sitting there festering until the next time you use it. Gross.
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Spring is chock-full of familiar turns of phrase: It's in like a lion and out like a lamb.
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Far from a standalone statement piece, they serve as the dressier alternative to a season chock-full of shorts.
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In the last three years, the MWC venue was chock full of smartwatches, smartbands and other smart, wearable thingies.
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Well, The League has a juicy internal Slack channel that's chock full of this exact type of user feedback.
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These are chock-full of the gun lobby's pro-gun content (with programmes such as "Love at First Shot").
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Naturally, Merit is facing a daunting uphill battle in a world suddenly chock-full of cryptocurrencies competing for mindshare.
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Not only is there a star-studded lineup, the list of presenters is also chock full of A-listers.
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Create lifelike artworks with this app that features a selection that's chock-full of realistic painting tools and effects.
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Plus, it's chock full of other high-power goodness which allows it to sculpt, target and hydrate the neck.
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It's chock full of drugstore finds, including Herbal Essences shampoo, Dial body wash and her Summer's Eve cleansing wash.
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Under the Viadukt, you'll find tourist-friendly but locally beloved eateries and stores chock full of threads and trinkets.
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The last scene of Stranger Things 2 was blissfully devoid of demogorgons — but chock-full of raging adolescent hormones.
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He's built a livelihood based on amusing interpretations about everyday life, and his diaries are chock full of it.
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Instead, she has a unique and slightly awful-sounding smoothie, chock-full of healthy ingredients to start her day.
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It was a shocking moment in a campaign chock full of them and now it has even more resonance.
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Parts for the AR are available everywhere, and the internet is chock full of maintenance information and training videos.
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Coconut milk, like dairy milk, is a mixture of water and fats, and coconuts are chock full of fat.
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She'd take me to the Chock Full o' Nuts diner, and I'd walk around bothering everybody for their pickles.
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The green variety is typically chock-full of vitamins and antioxidants, thanks to its abundance of veggies, says Kimball.
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But if your resume is chock-full of errors, there's a good chance an employer will toss it out.
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Convincing consumers that there are no nuts in Chock full o'Nuts is, well, a tough marketing nut to crack.
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Nutmeg essential oil A 2016 scientific review found that nutmeg is chock-full of anti-inflammatory compounds called monoterpenes.
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As she removed the chock blocks, the right side of Gray's body was struck by the spinning airplane propeller.
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The C.B.O. is chock-full of committed and talented public servants, but the agency is neither omniscient nor infallible.
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The book is as much personal remembrance as strategic reflection, and is chock-full of aphorisms and enigmatic adages.
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"Short Ride in a Fast Machine" is an early John Adams work chock-full of his trademark propulsive rhythms.
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Each GreenUp box arrives every other month and comes chock-full of sustainable, reusable goods designed to replace plastic.
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"These students have great moral credibility because they speak as people directly affected by this issue," Constanza-Chock says.
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New Jersey Transit's trains to Penn Station, and the tunnel they traverse to get there, are already chock-full.
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates were second after the rhythm dance, followed by Kaitlin Hawayek and Jean-Luc Baker.
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It was a bruising face-off, void of much actual policy, but chock-full of kissing up to Trump.
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Z attended the InStyle Awards, an event that was chock-full of celebrities with bouncy blowouts and long, long extensions.
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"We will go home, train, and put out the performances we wanted to put out here at worlds," says Chock.
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It's known as a chock, or law with an unspoken reasoning, and is supposed to be followed with blind faith.
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It's always chock-full of cashmere everything, holiday party shoes, and random third party tchotchkes they've perfectly curated for us.
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It's chock-full of teenagers and college students who very much are, in many ways, the future of this movement.
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The score is chock-full of indie tunes that you'll want to add to your iTunes (or Spotify) libraries. 7843.
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The final trailer for The Crimes of Grindelwald is chock-full of Harry Potter Easter eggs (and those crazy beasts).
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With such a militant stance, their history is chock full of the scene beefs and busted noses you might expect.
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Side note — enough cannot be said about the writing in this episode, which was chock-full of quotes and exchanges.
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Like all good studies, this one is chock full of weird little statistics and breaks down the sightings by province.
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And thankfully, with a little help from Instagram, we're chock-full of ideas on how to wear these popular sneaks.
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Believe it or not, there was a time when both art and the environment were chock full of government money.
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The layer of rock where they found the hominin teeth and jaw is chock-full of fossils from other species.
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Such is the hyperbolic, and perhaps fanciful, perception of Villanova (28-5) as a throwback team chock-full of veterans.
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It's chock-full of gorgeous neutral tones for dark skin tones and has sold out twice since its March launch.
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My driver's modus operandi was to keep his CNG in motion no matter what, even in chock-a-block conditions.
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She went to remove a chock from the plane's front tire, when her arm came into contact with a propeller.
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The works are garish in color and chock-full of political messages, advertising art, logos, political jargon, satire, and humor.
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Chock full of life lessons, entertaining narratives, and memorable characters, nobody claims that these wishy-washy stories resemble the truth.
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"Heavenly coffee," the can says — part of the lyric featured in Chock full o'Nuts commercials starting in the mid-1003s.
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His party newspaper, Saamna, was the Breitbart News of its time, chock-full of fake news about Muslims, outsiders, celebrities.
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The show is chock-full of references to obscure HP events and characters, and lovingly skewers all of Hogwarts' idiosyncrasies.
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Though the show was chock full of great moms, looking back, the absolute angel that is Kristina Braverman reigned supreme.
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Fetal brains are chock full of neural progenitor cells, which are responsible for making cells that form key brain structures.
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Mr. Claus ventured into a Chock Full o'Nuts coffee shop at Fifth Avenue and 35th Street in Manhattan on Dec.
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Even if it wasn't also hilarious, charming, and chock full of heart, that would be reason enough to love it.
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Instead, the docket is chock-full of high-profile cases that will touch the nerves of an ideologically divided court.
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Wilson's links to his blog is regularly updated and is chock full of insights into the entrepreneurial and venture worlds.
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Thankfully Black Friday sales are chock full of dresses — casual to formal — that will cover all of your party needs.
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It's the surprise development to come out of a debate that was chock-full of memorable moments and heated exchanges.
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The boardroom scenes in "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice" were chock full of just these sorts of expectation reversals.
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An impending snowstorm might keep the two Republicans marooned here for the night, in a hotel chock-full of Democrats.
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The best thing about Valerian is that it's chock-full of stuff, much of which is taken from the comics.
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Medallia is expected to finally transition to the public markets in 2019, a year chock-full of high-profile unicorn IPOs.
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Trump's double-digit victory comes in a state that seemed tailor-made for Cruz: Southern, conservative, chock full of evangelical Christians.
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It's chock-full of traditional attire for men and women, as well as lightly worn pieces to fill up your suitcase.
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The documentary was chock full of personal details and Beyoncé 's inspirational voice-overs, but the performer wasn't done delivering gifts.
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It's a beautiful space, chock-full of delicious food, and frequented by folks from all corners of a wildly diverse city.
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Perhaps most famous for their potassium content, bananas are also chock-full of free-radical fighting antioxidants, vitamin B6, and magnesium.
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Kuang-Chi Science already makes money by floating helium-filled blimps, chock-full of sensors and communications equipment, high above cities.
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The rear interior wall of the eye (the fundus) is chock-full of blood vessels that reflect the body's overall health.
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Before you chock it up to pregnancy cravings, though, Kylie's love for the dessert has been well documented in the past.
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You still have an elaborate story mode chock-full of cutscenes, dialogue, and references that will confuse a lapsed DBZ fan.
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Google announced Android Wear 22016 at its annual I/O developer conference on Wednesday and it's chock full of new features.
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Lucky for you, Hollywood is chock-full of characters doing things way more humiliating than whatever trash you pulled last night.
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The woman tried to remove a chock from the plane's front wheel, but her arm came into contact with the propeller.
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So, depending on when your holiday meal is, plan to eat a healthy breakfast or lunch that's chock-full of nutrients.
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And you may not know it — but the cabin crew on your flight have iPads chock-full of info on you.
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My divorce was more amicable and less stressful than many, but even so, it was chock-full of unexpected financial landmines.
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Ross Poldark, returns for its third season chock-full of its usual fare: paternity drama, a marriage and an continuing war.
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Season three still hits admirable heights, is chock-full of memorable performances, and sets up the stage nicely for a fourth.
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The Chock full o'Nuts can has changed over time, just as the Checker cab gave way to Fords, Toyotas and Nissans.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and embraced by scores of other US Democrats, is chock full of vibrant ideas and urgent policy considerations.
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Mr. Provenzano consults for education technology companies, and his basement is chock-full of the electronics they send him to try.
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But Facebook is definitely not the only website on the Internet that has a chock-full of data stored on you.
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The museum is chock-a-block with paintings we know from Art History 216, in which female artists seem almost nonexistent.
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My goal was to make a more nutritious brown-bread dinner roll, chock-full of seeds, with a touch of molasses.
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But hours and hours of closed-door testimony, certainly chock-full of juicy new details, remained secret — that is, until Monday.
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Constanza-Chock, the MIT professor, says there is a "war on youth" that pushes many of them to become impassioned activists.
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The Hunt Shana Chock-Goldman and Andrea Trabucco-Campos met at a party in Stuyvesant Town, in Manhattan, eight years ago.
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The first songs I learned were hymns, stripped down and chock-full of harmonies, gospel became the soundtrack to my childhood.
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Robinson's books are incredibly detailed, chock-full of realistic science, and almost always carry with them a relevant message about the present.
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Sex is chock-full of health benefits like stress relief and incontinence prevention, but even small missteps can result in serious injury.
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Krystal Miller is a self-described "bag lady" and chock full of confidence, if her blog and Facebook page are any indication.
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Given that the document obtained by XDA Developers has been chock-full of interesting details, I expect more news to follow soon.
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Like many open-world games, Odyssey is chock-full of things to collect — specifically, glowing power moons and purple world-specific currencies.
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With seven books of written material and just under 20 hours of film, the Harry Potter franchise is chock-full of information.
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The new version of the Senate bill to replace Obamacare is chock full of handouts to secure the votes of reluctant Republicans.
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Otherwise, this year looks to be a show that will be chock-full of not-really-consumer companies in the transportation space.
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The woman's already got an Instagram feed chock-full of gems, from R-rated face roller hacks to hilarious nose waxing guides.
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Tumblr was never explicitly a space for porn, but, like most things on the internet, it is chock full of it anyway.
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But in interviews, Perla of Burford and Allison Chock of Bentham offered two clues that, in their view, prove the Chamber's role.
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His Met Gala beauty arsenal was chock-full of Tatcha skincare products, the biggest clue that Kim's skin would definitely be dewy.
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Eating plenty of potassium (which bananas are chock-full of) was linked to boys, as were diets high in calcium and sodium.
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From communications, to task management, to HR functionalities and beyond, Eko comes chock-full of features designed to propel your business forward.
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And while the OS is chock-full of exciting new features, it's the vulnerabilities that have at least one security researcher excited.
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Until then, we'll have the delightful bonus of knowing that our seafood is chock-full of delicious plastic of our own making.
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"The team is chock-full of rookies, so it's been a lot of work with the new songs to write," Shuttleworth said.
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Google Images is chock-full of absolutely disgusting-cool shots of dead-skin rolls, not to mention some knockout before-and-afters.
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The band's sophomore LP, How to Be a Human Being, is chock-full of stories that ground the listener in visceral scenes.
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Those craving the usual dancefloor-ready fare from Simko won't be disappointed, as it's chock full of carefully sculpted, lithely grooving beats.
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Denny's created an entire menu for the holiday season chock-full of classic Thanksgiving flavors, in addition to its traditional turkey plate.
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On the contrary, the book is chock-full of profoundly revealing vignettes from various corners of India's endlessly diverse society and economy.
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Ms. Weintraub is an expert cluer of end-of-the-week puzzles, and today's grid is chock-full of delights and challenges.
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The third one I always thought of as strictly mythical: Apparently, though, THE NORWEGIAN SEA could be chock-full of Krakens. Shudder!
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Known as the "Beverly Hills of Palm Springs," beautifully manicured Old Las Palmas is chock-full of former and current celebrity homes.
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Sunday night is chock-full of premieres: "God Friended Me" begins on CBS, and Season 230 of "The Simpsons" debuts on Fox.
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Those are great long reads if you want to go deep, and, of course, the episode itself is chock-full of details.
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Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the U.S. took second and the bronze went to Ekaterina Bobrova and Dmitri Soloviev of Russia.
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The movie is twisty and delightful in its conclusion, chock-full of only slightly showy performances from a host of beloved actors.
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The resort-like estate is chock full of everything Lamar needed to relax, including a Jacuzzi, private tennis court and barbecue pit.
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Within days, the secretary of state acknowledged that his list was chock-full of names improperly flagged for a variety of reasons.
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The state's largest city is chock full of history, culture and kid-friendly sites, making it a popular place for families to visit.
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The brand's Live Irrésistible fragrance — of which Seyfried is the face — is chock-full of gourmand notes like allspice, berries, pineapple, and amber.
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Your culinary dojo deserves a cabinet that's chock-full of cookware, but that certainly doesn't mean that you have to break the bank.
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The Hollywood legend also wrote and directed "Body Heat," a 1981 erotic thriller chock full of affairs, booby-traps, arson, and legal intrigue.
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While short on details, the new president's blueprint is chock full of contradictions and outdated assertions about the status of America's energy supply.
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For the Trump administration, "Wayne Tracker" marks a new level of weirdness amid a first hundred days already chock-full with the strange.
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The Philadelphia native is the mind behind the music lurking in the dark corners of Pop's Chock-Lit Shoppe or Greendale in Riverdale.
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TechCrunch Startup Battlefield returns to Africa next month, and we have an agenda chock-full of interesting panels and our premier startup competition.
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If you're keen to learn more right now, SETI's hour-long conversation with Wright today, embedded above, is chock full of additional information.
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Click here to view original GIFThe ocean is chock full of incredibly weird creatures that couldn't possibly exist anywhere but under the sea.
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He did not know during their short dance that Chock was hurting — something she effectively concealed both from the cameras and the audience.
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The formation of oil reserves, for instance, relies on the burial and compression of sediments that are chock full of decaying organic matter.
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The researchers were able to use these cells to create functioning pieces of the inner ear, chock full of hair cells and neurons.
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The Associated Press published a transcript today of a lengthy interview with Donald Trump, and boy, is it just chock full of doozies.
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Considering last year was chock full of incredible cinema, no one is going to blame you for missing out on a few gems.
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A major route for western migration in the 1930s, the route is chock-full of history, nostalgia and sites you'll see nowhere else.
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They employ different methodologies and are typically chock full of cautious statements about what phenomena can and cannot be attributed to climate change.
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Ted Cruz & Marco Rubio Cruz and Rubio engaged in a rapid-fire exchange over immigration, and chock full of claims from both candidates.
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If a picture is indeed worth a thousand words, then Blippar is betting an image chock-full of information is worth even more.
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The sprawling 5,500-square-foot home was chock-full of antiques and collectibles, including paintings, a 1970 Rolls-Royce and 1975 Stutz Blackhawk.
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Each jumbo-sized candle burns between 60 and 80 hours, chock full of special, curated smells that represent many of these United States.
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What's in DHC Eyelash TonicDHC's Eyelash Tonic is chock-full of conditioning and soothing botanicals like aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) and comfrey leaf.
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But he returns to Washington after a trip chock full of photo-ops without one thing he wanted: a picture at the DMZ.
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But still, this episode was chock full of silly over-the-top nonsense and promised so much more in the season to come.
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The series is chock-full of shocking moments that give us a look behind the curtain into this wild and often chaotic world.
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George Karl has a book coming out and it is chock full of stupid, sour-grapes shit about the star players he coached.
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We're also premiering the music video for "Spiders" below, which is chock full of black and white footage of the Bastards in action.
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At least the crushing banality of the real world can't rob us of our hope for a future chock-full of pill-popping.
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Our tax code is already chock full of carve outs and favors for special interests that hired expensive lobbyists to plead their case.
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That portion drew derision from Republicans, who cast the entire bill as soft on crime and chock-full of Democratic social welfare programs.
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Beyond talk of the game's aesthetics, my inbox was chock-full of questions from paleontologists about the ecology of Horizon Zero Dawn's dinosaurs.
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Beyond the homepage, the sites are chock-full of old celebrity content that has nothing to do with the cities they supposedly cover.
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Chock-full of over 200 lessons, the bundle goes over some of the critical foundational blocks of app development in today's current landscape.
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All three major stock indexes closed lower Friday following the weaker-than-expected jobs data and a week chock full of geopolitical uncertainty.
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As you might imagine, writers are still grappling with the Comey news and today's installment is chock-full of the continued fall out.
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Far from the beer-and-Northern Exposure-filled cabin loneliness of his first album, i,i is warm and chock full of collaborators.
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The biggest presidential primary debate stage in history was chock full of storylines: How would the field try to slow Elizabeth Warren's surge?
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A sleepy, laid-back Southern California city, it's chock full of extremely un-goth things—picturesque beaches, craft-beer breweries, palm trees. Disgusting!
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The first generation of any new buzzworthy tech product is bound to be chock full of problems, and folding phones are no different.
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The event sought to showcase the full spectrum of Booker's appeal as he takes on a Democratic field chock full of intriguing contenders.
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Many galaxies are chock-full of dust, while others have occasional dark streaks of opaque cosmic soot swirling in amongst their gas and stars.
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Snap declares itself a "camera company," after all, so the US Securities and Exchange Commission filing was chock-full of images, diagrams, and charts.
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Bank websites are chock full of jargon and complex language that the typical customer doesn't find readable, according to a recent report from VisibleThread.
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High-end digital photography company Phase One has announced a new camera called the IQ3 100MP Achromatic that is chock-full of impressive specs.
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While the Lego kit paces you through each step, placing one or two steps on the page, this manual is chock full of them.
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It was a completely new user interface chock-full of new ideas of how a phone could work and how apps could be made.
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His new collaboration with the German experimentalist Werner Durand—a master of wind instruments both traditional and self-made—is chock-full of them.
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While it's mostly urban, and chock-full of high-rise buildings that make for a dramatic skyline, it's also surrounded by mountains and islands.
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In Eighth Grade, Bo Burnham's directorial debut which arrived this summer, the object of Kayla's affection is Aidan, a boy chock full of braces.
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"We didn't want anything to take away from our programs this season," Chock told reporters of why they have previously not discussed her injury.
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Just like her memorable music video for the song, the live performance was chock-full of references to Christianity and the art it inspired.
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Chock full of viral videos showcasing a new generation of celebrities, music and movie clips, YouTube is enticing at all hours of the day.
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Another free service is TwitWipe, which effectively does the same thing but is chock-full of obtrusive advertising and a bit harder to use.
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The van is chock full of bells and whistles, like a monster editing setup, new monitors, fast Wi-Fi and a LOT of power.
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But Area 211, a generally forgettable game chock full of 903s weirdness like pinup posters, was hiding something beneath the surface: Kronn Hunter Mode.
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This hashtag is chock full of portraits accidentally lit from below, and party snapshots taken when the subject wasn't looking (and therefore wasn't posing).
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Claims of hacking can often fall neatly into a wider narrative involving political intrigue, and the Bezos/AMI saga is chock full of it.
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Were league officials serious when they warned players about the physical risks of steroids, as if football itself wasn't chock-full of bodily danger?
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Rich, black soil is so fertile because it's chock full of the composted remains of the dead along with the waste of the living.
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But the movie is chock-full of details to make sure you know it's timely, from drug and hookup culture to social media jargon.
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The discussion draft that has emerged is chock-full of poison-pill provisions that undermine conservation and doom it straight from the get-go.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — A typical big company is chock-full of bosses, from the basement mail room all the way up to the executive suite.
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For the most part, Parisians put their heads down as they walked past chock-full Dumpsters, doing their best to ignore the unsightly spectacle.
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If 2016, was the year of splashy acquisitions, then 2019 is shaping up to be chock-full of alliances and failures (of some startups).
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The city is chock full of the designers and marketers, many of whom are now leaving large legacy retailers to build e-commerce companies.
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These accounts are chock-full of interesting tidbits that make them ideal for playing with mixed media, color, texture and layering in a collage.
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These tales — from the team's earliest days to more recent times — are chock-full of superheroes and adversaries that you may not yet know.
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Beets turn out to be chock full of nitric oxide, which studies show can help open blood vessels and therefore lower your blood pressure.
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The 20-minute State of Play presentation was chock full of information, but we&aposve boiled it down to the most important updates below:
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The pups had small brains with dying neurons chock-full of the virus; their developing retinas had involuted and shrunk into small gray nubs.
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The Boy was born on Labor Day, and the nurses were just chock-full of them, whether I wanted to hear them or not.
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The cycle From yogurt to oregano oil to lemon juice (OUCH!), the internet is chock-full of suggestions and remedies for women's sexual health.
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What's more, every episode is chock-full of Tom Wolfe-ian status details recognizable to anyone living in modern Brooklyn or places like it.
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That sort of impact will likely be limited on Twitter, a much smaller platform chock-full of newshounds and other users who are politically active.
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To help you get the most out of Photoshop, consider the Adobe Photoshop CC Course, chock-full tips, tricks, and hacks to master the software.
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Unlike the relatively straightforward unlimited plan that Verizon surprised customers with in February, these new monthly plans are chock-full of fine print and caveats.
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Another thing that makes it so special is what is included — it's chock full of botanical ingredients (green tea, aloe vera and vitamin A), a.k.a.
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Each painting in the series is similarly chock full of historic research and comes with copious wall text to decode the specifics of each image.
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Bone broth is chock full of nutrients, including protein, antioxidants, and amino acids, making it the perfect dish for staying healthy during the winter months.
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The show was chock full of jokes about the industry-wide struggle to get diversity right, soliciting chuckles from the audience, and even some viewers.
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"We realized that if we weren't thoughtful, all of these roles could go to white men — American history is chock full of them," Reich said.
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As the authors admit, though, tobacco smoke is chock full of other nasty chemicals that can cause cancer along with other health problems, like emphysema.
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Kotaku told a horror story of Sony PS4 units that were chock full of the little buggers, which were often blamed for causing system failures.
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Addressed to humans living in a "hot dark future," the book is highly technical, chock-full of tables, studies, and hundreds of Vollmann's own photos.
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Being a celebrity comes with many perks — like a closet chock-full of expensive designer heels that us mere commoners can only dream of affording.
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The second season of the Rocket League Championship Series just wrapped up on Sunday and the grand finals were chock-full of mind-blowing plays.
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The tech industry has been chock-full of productivity-improving creations, of course, from the personal computer itself to spreadsheets, databases, word processors and browsers.
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LA is chock-full of amazing restaurants, from Michelin-starred fine dining to local favorites, and I am on a quest to try them all.
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His RebelMouse page is chock full of impressive nature shots, including trips to Big Sur – where he reportedly went on a recent vacation with Watson.
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Amazon's event last week was chock full of surprises, and it's possible that Google has a few things up its sleeve that haven't leaked yet.
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If it's your party, chock it up to a misunderstanding and say some remarks about that man's "legacy" and how you don't want it tarnished.
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His part in Girl's new Doll video is chock full of Seattle clips—most of them never-been-dones at very rough, very gnarly spots.
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The episode is chock full of dialogue between characters on both sides of the debate figuring out how to judge past behaviors and black legacies.
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In a world so chock full of hogwash health advice, anything that moves us in the direction of that goal is worth paying attention to.
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The Beeb ran a pretty brutal investigative story about the world of scientific research being chock full of papers that were in some way fraudulent.
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The smartwatch comes chock-full of features that the company believes will give its wearers an even more powerful way to track their well-being.
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In stark contrast, "Regulatory Hacking," by Evan Burfield (with J. D. Harrison), is chock-full of checklists, matrices, diagrams and jargon all of uneven usefulness.
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Viceroy Chicago is also located in a perennially trendy neighborhood that's chock full of other popular restaurants and not far from Lake Michigan or downtown.
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Meanwhile, Breitbart published bizarre hit pieces against its critics, including a video directed specifically at Shapiro that's chock-full of alt-right language and themes.
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Now the company has released a new report on the state of pre-seed funding, and it is chock full of interesting facts and figures.
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Because it&aposs chock-full of expensive technology inside, namely the folding display built in partnership with LG, the folks behind that rollable TV display.
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Excited to renovate, the couple bought it for $710,000 in midsummer, and then moved in with Ms. Chock-Goldman's parents in Westchester for six months.
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The Sustainable Energy in America 2017 factbook (from the Business Council for Sustainable Energy and Bloomberg New Energy Finance) is chock-full of good news.
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The opposition's announcement was strategically timed to underscore its generosity ahead of the release of a government budget expected to be chock-full of popular handouts.
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Every time that NPR runs a gun story on their website, there's usually a picture of a table at a gun show chock full of guns.
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The internet is chock full of daily habits that will help your routine (I've even written about quite a few myself) but what about bad habits?
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Sure, the NASA chief in Chew is Sikh; unlike what every other spaceship-set movie would have us believe, rocket science is chock full of Asians.
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Spider venom is actually chock full of different proteins—some of which can, yes, kill you, but others that can be turned into drugs or insecticides.
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So it goes without saying that her collaboration collections for Puma have been equally chock-full of sportswear garb only suitable for the baddest fashionistas around.
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As a result, the IPO pipeline is chock full of quality tech startups that are perfectly poised to take advantage of the newly receptive public sentiment.
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So, on my test unit, there was a passel of unnecessary, duplicative Samsung software, and another folder chock full of bloatware from the carrier, T-Mobile.
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"As soon as it happened, I couldn't believe our butts were on the ice where our skates were supposed to be," says Chock, choking back tears.
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Apple is particularly fond of their work capturing skies with the iPhone 28 and 27 Plus, because skies are chock full of light of all spectrums.
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Related: Hillary Clinton slams "Trump Loophole" Trump's financial disclosure documents -- which list all of his assets and businesses interests -- are chock-full of LLCs and LPs.
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No nosy stranger is going to look at a cover of The Kiss Quotient and assume it's chock full of sex scenes — although it certainly is.
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Oktoberfest, Germany — The celebratory German festival is chock full of parties and drinking in September and the wealthy make sure they get there via private jet.
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While this primordial object might look like a dented bowling pin, MU269 is actually chock-full of information about the early days of our solar system.
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While this primordial object might look like a dented bowling pin, MU69 is actually chock-full of information about the early days of our solar system.
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Cook says that the iPhone is chock-full of AI capabilities, like photo recognition, a music-recommendation engine, and a system that helps conserve battery power.
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She recalls an investment professional who was another great interviewer, but while communicating before and after, he sent emails chock-full of typos and grammatical mistakes.
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 is your best portal into Amazon's ecosystem, which is chock full of Android apps, books, movies, TV shows, music and more.
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It's chock full of features, like a suction power capacity of 10 watts and a 290mm-wide brush — that's 42 percent larger than conventional 204mm brushes.
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Netflix runs its own 'ISP Speed Index' which is chock-full of data about which ISP are best to use its service, average running speeds, etc.
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Thomas Markle is giving Lifetime's new movie on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry a scathing review -- calling it awful and chock full of made up crap.
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Lucky for you wedding-speaker newbies out there, the internet is chock-full of video footage that depicts just what a spot-on speech looks like.
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School of Game Design is virtually a library chock-full of step-by-step instructional videos that will teach you the nuts and bolts of gaming.
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From baking soda to grape seed oil and coconut, they're chock-full of ingredients that do some major cleansing — without drying skin of its natural oils.
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The couple celebrated their daughter on the way at a baby shower in late April, which was chock full of friends, family and all things pink.
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ANTI, the Barbados-born singer's last album (her eighth overall), was such a left field work of art, chock-full with different styles and unfinished thoughts.
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He slept on a single size cot where he lived until 2010 in a studio above Carnegie Hall, chock full of file cabinets containing his negatives.
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And, if you watch closely enough, Netflix's reboot is chock-full of practical advice that you, the viewer, can use to glow up your own life.
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But they were 20 minutes chock-full of his usual exploits: 24 points on 8-of-13 shooting, including 5 of 7 from 3-point range.
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The Industry Standard burger came chock-full of lettuce, onion and pickles, apparently to make up for a beef patty as slender as an iPhone 6.
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But it's also a sheer delight in its own right, chock-full of '80s clichés, cheesy moments, and a parade of surreal, frequently inspired horror visions.
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The East Asian metal scene is chock full of brilliant artists, both old and new, whose successes have until recently been hamstrung by geography and hardship.
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And while a lot of the platinum guides I've seen on the internet are chock-full of products, I've made a list of my ultimate favorites.
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A preface here, I realize the broken experiment run amok that is 4Chan is chock full of keyboard-hunching virgins who have morphed into despicable monsters.
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The lobby is chock-full of drinks, snacks and beauty products, many of which are being made or marketed by companies run out of WeWork offices.
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Going to A.A. meetings and reading the Big Book is to learn a new vernacular, one that's chock-full of clichéd slogans and coded religious themes.
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Mr. Crawford said Chock full o'Nuts had printed "no nuts — 100 percent coffee" messages on the yellow plastic lids several years ago, but in smaller letters.
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Both bands are at their bests here and complement each other well, comprising one of the strongest hardcore releases in a year chock full of them.
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Romance novels, despite their reputation as fare for featherweights, are chock-full of battles of the sexes as dark and complicated as those in real life.
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"I think if you look in places like Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina, they're chock full of suburban women," said John Anzalone, a veteran Democratic pollster.
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Costanza-Chock added that "binary" gender classifications were more likely to harm trans people and dark-skinned women since they are more likely to be misclassified.
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When it comes to computing, CES 2020 has been an excellent year chock-full of realized potential and years-long ideas coming to fruition at last.
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Sunday morning is the first time I get to talk to him all week, so breakfast chatter is chock-full of whatever creative thing we're planning.
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In addition, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, which is normally chock full of ice at this time of year, is "largely ice free," the NSIDC said.
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PlayStation's E3 showcase was chock full of great reveals and new looks at upcoming games including E3 staples like Death Stranding and newcomers like Nioh 2.
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Then, years later when you've experience and wisdom and analytical chops, impart your views on TV. Trump's administration is chock full of backwardness on that front.
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If yours is not already chock-full of pots and pans, there is no time like the present to take advantage of that valuable real estate.
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But it was a teenager, 15-year-old Claudette Colvin, who'd taken the same brave step nine months earlier in the same city, Costanza-Chock says.
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The episode, which is chock full of jokes about sexual harassment, women, members of the LGBTQ community, and more, isn't just an awkward rewatch for fans.
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So, on my test unit, there was a passel of unnecessary, duplicative Samsung software, and another folder chock-full of bloatware from the carrier, T-Mobile.
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When he calculated how quickly DNA mutations accumulated in birds and primates over just a few thousand years, Ho found the genomes chock-full of small mutations.
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This wasn't someone who was so chock full of confidence that he was able to assert his will and message across a sea of questioning industry members.
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All feature level design chock full of secrets, support for multiple play styles (each Kong moves differently!) and a sense of space and place in the world.
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With intergalactic-inspired eye shadows chock full of glittery pigments, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star utilizes a blender brush to illuminate her flawless face.
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"These days, Olympic bids come chock full of so-called legacy projects that gleam green," Jules Boykoff, author of Power Games: A Political History of the Olympics.
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My closet is chock-full of one gingham frock after another, but it wasn't until recently that I started to explore my options beyond the typical sundress.
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Sorry to Bother You is a lot of things: wildly hysterical, weird AF, and chock-full of amazing performances by a great cast of mostly Black actors.
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Now it appears HGTV's first couple is ready to make Waco, Texas, tourists' dreams come true again with this charming abode chock-full of Southern farmhouse charm.
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Last week, Burnett's OutFront team sent her off on maternity leave with style, hosting a sweet celebration chock full of themed cupcakes, games — and gifts, of course.
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The brown skin is chock-full of protective antioxidants, and the flesh is packed with vitamin E, the fat-soluble antioxidant that protects cells from oxidative damage.
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From cheeky bikinis by this Instagram influencer-favorite brand to this flattering one-piece swimsuit that's gone viral, our bags are already chock-full of adorable swimwear.
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The ice dance team was also announced, with Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue, and Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani given the spots.
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Knowing who you, the user, are — and your gloriously paradoxical, constantly evolving brain, chock full of patterns and anti-patterns alike — enables us to design for you.
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Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, eggs are chock full of protein and can be treated as a main course or can add nutrition to any meal.
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It's pretty clear he knows what we want from The X-Files, since "Founder's Mutation" is chock-full of the squeamish moments that have kept us addicted.
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As one of its last announcement on a day chock-full with new tools and features, Amazon previewed a new security device for the internet of things.
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Cain, whose Twitter feed continues to be chock full of partisan support for Trump and opposition to his Democratic rivals, did not respond to requests for comment.
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The runaway Netflix hit features a cast of absurdly endearing middle schoolers, a small town chock full 'o oddballs, a juicy supernatural mystery, and 1980s Easter eggs.
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Products like this are still chock-full of sodium and fat, but they're better than they used to be, and that's a step in the right direction.
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And as you read it, you feel like a boulevardier in present-day Paris, sitting at a cafe and leafing through a magazine chock-full of revelations.
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My period had already started, and because my blood was chock-full of leukemia, it wasn't able to clot, and the chemotherapy promoted the bleeding as well.
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Before its finale earlier this month, season 13 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians was chock full of drama, exquisite trips, and of course, enticing food moments.
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The couple met in 2014 through OkCupid, but Ms. Chock-Goldman declined to go on a date because Ms. Propper didn't have a history of dating women.
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Properly chopped, loaded with fresh produce from nearby farmers' markets and chock-full of bright flavors and textures, each bowl had a delicious personality of its own.
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It used to be that Final Four teams were chock-full of seniors, players you recognized and rooted for or against, based on years of past performances.
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Portland is chock-full of amazing breweries, like Allagash, and you take a spin on the Maine Brew Bus to tour local craft breweries, including Rising Tide.
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Her first cookbook, by the same name, is chock full of authentic Spanish recipes that have been adapted to use seasonal food from here in the states.
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Her address was chock full of political moments: Clinton brought a Russian hat, keeping with the Yale Class Day tradition of wearing unconventional hats to the ceremony.
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Earlier this week, McIlroy gave told an Irish news outlet dating a celebrity like Caroline sucked -- insinuating the relationship was chock full of "bulls**t" and delusion.
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Out flowed water chock-full of microbes, organisms flourishing not from the warmth of the sun, but by heat generated from the interior of the planet below.
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BroadwayHD subscription, from $8.99 per month, available on BroadwayHDBroadway has gone dark for the time being, but thankfully, BroadwayHD is chock full of shows old and new.
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Featuring Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility, iRobot has packed this robot vacuum chock full of smart features that help it optimize cleaning for your personal space.
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And the video itself delivered—its five and a half minutes are chock-full of star cameos (Hello, Kris Jenner!) and allusions for Grande stans to unpack.
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Unlike the way an Apple event is conducted — usually chock-full of talk about chip speeds and screen resolutions — Google didn't spend much time on product specifications.
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It's made from six natural ingredients — beeswax, honey, propolis, royal jelly, olive oil, and bee pollen — all of which are chock-full of antioxidants and nourishing properties.
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It's no secret that the Duchess of Cambridge has built up quite the impressive footwear collection that's chock-full of designer labels like Gianvito Rossi and Aquatalia.
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Sherwod Chock, an artist who has lived in the neighborhood for nearly 50 years, said officials have never warned about high water levels in the dam before.
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Young people have been key actors in nearly every major social movement in modern history, says Sasha Costanza-Chock, an associate professor of civic media at MIT.
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One couple, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, announced that they were dating during the season and arguably leveraged the public interest in their relationship throughout the competition.
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" -"The inconsistent menus—literally, my menu was missing dishes that I found on my dining partners'—were chock-full of steakhouse classics doused with unnecessarily high-end ingredients.
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Whether he's shearing, slapping, or transplanting kids into homes chock-full of wholesome straight sex, Judge Johansen represents a crucial intermediary between the American legal system and society.
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As you emerge from your turkey-induced coma, take a moment to reflect on the past week in security, which despite the holiday was chock-full of wonderments.
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The season 2 premiere was chock full of clues and seemingly set the tone for what to expect and what questions would finally be revealed about Jack's death.
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Plug into a playlist chock full of upbeat songs and you're sure to not only save money on your visit but to make it a much shorter one.
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So if you're looking for a Game Of Thrones trailer unquestionably chock-full of actual new season 8 footage and spoilers, you're going to have to keep waiting.
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To make it easier on you, Free People just launched its Valentine's Day shop online, chock full of endless gifts for every person you need to shop for.
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I like the Cure, I like Death Cab, I like Fiona Apple, I like things chock full of emotion that make me want to cry because they're cathartic.
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This is clear from the new Justice League trailer, which is chock full of Gal Gadot doing what she does best: taking down the bad guys, of course.
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While their entrance into the spin is a difficult one that requires Chock to jump into the spin, it's one that they've done without problems thousands of times.
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EV startup Byton made its debut at CES last year with an electric SUV that's chock-full of screens that looked primed for a world of autonomous leisure.
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The following is just a selection of some of the funniest and weirdest, but the internet is chock full of other examples if you want to find them.
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PT. Oh, and in case you need something else to whet your appetite: Here's a new poster, chock-full of tiny figures to endlessly analyze and re-analyze.
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As Gerber looks around a room chock-full of exhibits paying homage to these milestones, the model says he feels honored to be a part of Pepsi history.
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For the most part, I was alright with fooling around on the Nikon D5500, as it's a camera that is chock-full of decent specs — and shoots fair.
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But it makes you feel like a million bucks, not only because its chock full of probiotics but also because it contains a nice little dose of booze.
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The end game here is a Netflix-style service from Disney that will be so chock full of great content that people won't be able to say no.
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How else, as a Western Millennial, would I find a dish such as haejangguk—blood-thickened Korean beef soup chock full of vegetables—to be a revelatory experience?
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The designer and DwellStudio founder Christiane Lemieux's new book is chock-full of inspiring interiors — and mini-guides to understanding the most fundamental elements of a great room.
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She graduated from Oberlin and received a master's degree in social work from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Laurie B. Chock and Lawrence P. Goldman of Irvington.
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But a chance encounter at the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn later prompted Ms. Propper to again contact Ms. Chock-Goldman and plead — successfully — for another chance.
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The uncharacteristic decision led to their parents meeting for an awkward dinner that quickly turned into a heated exchange chock full of preconceived notions and flawed human nature.
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Chock-full of nuts and dried berries, it also sported the aroma and flavor of spices like cumin and turmeric, derived from the spice blend of garam masala.
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Their self-titled 24 LP—one of VICE's favorite overlooked records of that year—was chock-full of muscular, rambunctious riffs and singer Amy Taylor's wholly anarchic energy.
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The matchup, already chock-full of superstars like Aaron Judge and Mookie Betts, will be intensified by bad blood lingering from a confrontation at Fenway Park in April.
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But it's fair to say that the incoming Trump administration—chock-a-block with billionaires—will have a fairly different view toward wage growth than the Obama administration.
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From Netflix to Hulu to Disney+, here are all the services chock-full of TV shows and movies to binge at home, all of which have free trials.
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Despite broad efforts to crack down on misinformation ahead of the 73 election, the primary season so far has been chock full of deceptive messages and misleading information.
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It has launched a subscription digital magazine chock-full of stats and do-it-yourself handicapping methods with more specialized products — N.B.A. packets, for example — in the pipeline.
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"City of Saints and Thieves" is a twisty-turny, chock-full-of-secrets, so-exciting-you-have-to-force-yourself-to-take-breaks-and-breathe kind of novel.
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Fourteen of John Solomon's pieces in The Hill were chock-full of shady sources with conflicts of interest, the newspaper said in its long-awaited autopsy published Wednesday.
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Massive numbers of people are expected to gather for the Women's March on Washington, but they've started the celebration early on flights chock full of attendees en route.
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Activia does not have to make sure, for instance, that every carton of yogurt is equally chock-full of the microorganisms it claims to contain on its packaging.
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But thanks to a recent boom in leftist governments -- some Castro helped to install, like that of Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega -- the region is now chock-full of Cuba allies.
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Pop on a sheet mask specifically for the under-eye region that's chock full of ingredients to make it look like you actually got a full night of sleep.
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When you hear something is chock-full of antioxidants, the mental conclusion is often: That's it—that's the elixir of life, I have to eat a lot of that.
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But just because their homes are already chock-full of gigantic pink-trimmed trees, custom glass polar bears and faux-fur tree skirts, Khloé believes in gifting something small.
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The world is chock full of intra-gaming situations when we wish we could apply the magic of FINAL FANTASY XV to resolve the objects of our daily awkwardness.
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Netflix's new thriller Triple Frontier is an action-packed and chock-full or rugged, handsome men (Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Pedro Pascal and Charlie Hunnam, to name of few).
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Chasing sheep The pastoral British countryside is chock-full of quaint windmills and herds of grazing sheep that get more and less fluffy with the changing of the seasons.
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From there the researchers were able to quickly access consumer complaint records on the site, again chock full of PII, including the Argentine equivalent of the Social Security number.
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Is the sepia-toned Inside Llewyn Davis, which follows a down-on-his-luck folk singer (Oscar Isaac) during a winter week in New York, chock full 'o laughs?
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But the Pearson family drama didn't leave fans and viewers empty-handed as the latest promo was chock full of teasers for what's to come in the next episodes.
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Take your Belgian café game to a new level by ordering the mitraillette— a half baguette chock full of fries, fried meat, and all the condiments you can handle.
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The hour-long show was chock full of amusing moments and one-liners, culminating in Dyer's shock discovery that — spoiler alert — he's actually a direct descendant of English royalty.
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Brooklyn is home to some strange sights — rainbow bagels, unicorn lattes — and now there's a new bizarre offering: a minivan chock full VHS tapes of the 1994 movie Speed.
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The outside of the house is chock-full of amenities, too, like a private well, a pool and spa, a citrus orchard and a butterfly garden with a pond.
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"While the laws/regs are chock full of major loopholes, the U.S. government hasn't vigorously enforced them," longtime critic Ron Hira, a Howard University professor, said in an email.
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From complimentary hair and makeup applications to photo booths and chock-full swag bags, there were an endless amount of "insta-worthy" moments for attendees to take advantage of.
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This explainer video, for instance, is chock full of otherworldly imagery, including an animation of the magnetosphere taking a veritable pelting from the solar wind, starting at 49 seconds.
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An idyllic suburb chock full of retired secret agents will remain in a stable state until the player chooses to step into the orbit of a non-player character.
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The squid-ink tagliolini, also made from scratch, came chock-full of seafood, including bay scallops, shrimp and calamari, all of which was tossed with chili flakes and tomato.
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At the presidential level, Trump defeated Hillary Clinton by 22016 points in the district, which is made up primarily of the western Phoenix suburbs and chock full of retirees.
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Papadakis and Cizeron scored 118.17 points for a total of 194.46, holding off the siblings Maia and Alex Shibutani (188.43) as well as Madison Chock and Evan Bates (185.77).
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Whether it's the glossy postcards plastered with percentages or catchy email subject lines chock full of numbers, statistics provide the purely quantitative evidence intended to lure in prospective students.
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He was a vice president at Chock full o'Nuts and co-founded Freedom National Bank, one of the few black-owned banks, so he was a pioneer in business.
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The Bay Area is chock full of engineers who've made contributions big and small to the surveillance state, and who have a good idea of what they've helped enable.
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Chock full o'Nuts, the brand with the New York skyline on its label, is now owned by an Italian coffee conglomerate that also markets such brands as Hills Bros.
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Gray had stepped off of the plane while the engine was still running in order to remove from its tires a chock block, which keep the wheels in place.
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Washington (CNN)In a year chock full of historic moments, the House of Representatives closed out its final session of 2019 with the most significant thing it can do.
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There's good stuff here, certainly; this is classic "idea" science fiction, high concept and high tech, chock full of stuff like beyond-Standard-Model physics and four-dimensional spacetime.
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Also working in Denver's favor are a strong and relatively stable business climate, a great workforce that is chock full of tech talent, and one of America's top airports.
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Every December the airwaves are filled with classic Christmas songs like "Last Christmas" and "Baby, It&aposs Cold Outside" — and this brainteaser is chock full of holiday tunes, too.
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Brown covers the most recent issue of Variety this week, and her interview is chock-full of details we never knew about the star that make her even more impressive.
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Season 2 of Riverdale started off with a serious bang when Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) was shot in Pop's Chock-Lit Shoppe by a mysterious figure in a black hood.
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Good news for completionists out there: The game is chock-full of waffles and gnomes, a VHS library to fill, and comes with its own set of milestones and achievements.
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Twitter was chock-full of some pretty amusing reactions to his outfit: Someone told Tom Brady that the Met Gala theme was "Every Nicolas Cage Villain from 1990-200" pic.twitter.
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If you want to start saving, here's a shameless plug to visit WIRED's Backchannel page, chock-full of excellent long-form narratives that will transport you during your disconnected commute.
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The Ninth World, the hodgepodge of mixed realities that make up the space of Torment, is chock full of castoffs who all have a wax and wane relationship with death.
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Rather than present consumers with a product chock full of salt up front, the FDA wants consumers to add salt to a dish if they feel like it needs it.
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Image: AP/GizmodoA nationally-representative study on online harassment released by Pew Research today confirms what most of us already know: the internet is absolutely chock full of abusive shitheads.
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So we're going with quality over quantity instead: These are our favorite surprises—the characters, references, one-liners, and more—in a film chock full of truly wonderful batshit insanity.
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Not only is the cooling formula chock-full of nutrients — immediately imparting that covetable glow — but it also gently cleanses and brings deep dirt and sebum up to the surface.
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It looks like he is now working at Pop's Chock-Lit Shoppe, the very same place where Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) was shot in the show's epic season 1 finale.
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In a photo posted on Instagram, B Sweet — a dessert bar in Los Angeles with two locations — shared one of their latest creations, doughnuts chock-full of delicious ice cream.
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The true mecca of sales is one that's so deeply discounted and chock-full of items to choose from that we use it as opportunity to fill out our closets.
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Though the film is for kids, it's chock full of references to the classic video game series it's based on, and that means fans of all ages will enjoy it.
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Use a chainsaw to spin a fidget spinnerThe internet is chock full of terrible ideas, and using a chainsaw to get a fidget spinner spinning certainly ranks among the worst.
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The cast's comments pointed to a season chock-full of action and story, but all it's meant so far is that people mainly seem to be traveling faster than usual.
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At first blush, it's somewhat hard to wrap our minds around the grandiose nature of the place, chock full of diamonds, and the lore of what's passed through its doors.
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I love that it's chock-full of ideas about how an operating system can be smarter, even though some of them (pardon the inevitable pun) don't feel quite fully baked.
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Lemons are chock full of vitamin C, antioxidants, and citric acid, which can keep the common cold at bay, help clear up your complexion, and aid with digestion and bloating.
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We're just going to chock this up to Payne being a sleep-deprived new dad — the 23-year-old welcomed a baby boy with girlfriend Cheryl Cole back in March.
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In honor of Obama's final turkey pardoning — which was chock full of puns, as per usual — we've rounded up all eight years of him executing this weird and hallowed tradition.
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Although it is compelling when he says he would surround himself with an A team in the White House, his campaign is not chock-a-block with A-team players.
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The original, like the present, was chock-full-of wealth distribution and government goodies, such as subsidies to farmers for not growing crops and government purchases of livestock for slaughter.
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But Original Gangstas, while chock full of divisive theories from the time, is much more a reflection of the dramatic nature of gangsta rap than a judgment of its rappers.
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While a far-cry from the no-frills rock of their earlier offerings with added synths and drastically bigger, almost arena-ready, choruses, the album's chock-full of emotional anthems.
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The Emerald system was shown off at the White House in 2015 but is still finding its way to a market chock-full of devices that detect falls, invariably pendants.
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Blue Origin, the rocket company founded by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, is about to undertake the 10th launch of its New Shepard launch vehicle, with its capsule chock full of experiments.
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It certainly sounds like Root, which is to say, it's overtly mystical, very moody and atmospheric, chock full of epic riffs and ritual chanting, and more than a little bonkers.
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Beneath that croon is the same quietly raw songwriting that distinguished Ology from the alt-R&B wave, chock full of understated pleas that can't help but beckon you in.
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Despite these quibbles, "Heart" is chock-full of absorbing tales that infuse fresh air into a topic that is often relegated to textbooks or metaphors about pumps, plumbing or love.
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Once described as "like 4chan found a Bloomberg terminal" — a phrase the subreddit adopted as its tagline for a time — the page is chock-full of obscenities and vulgar humor.
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It is almost as familiar a part of New York lore as a taxi or King Kong or the building that he climbed — a can of Chock full o'Nuts coffee.
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" To those whose day cannot start without a cup, saying that "Chock full o'Nuts" has no nuts sounds as contradictory as movie titles like "Eyes Wide Shut" and "True Lies.
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In the dance competition, Madison Chock and Evan Bates had the highest score in both the rhythm and free dance routines to win their second national title with 221.86 points.
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And verily the lunch was chock-a-block with many an it girl – Amber Heard, Laura Mulleavy of the art-fashion label Rodarte, Thandie Newton, Tracee Ellis Ross, Lily Collins.
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CHOCK-FULL OF FED SPEAKERS Personal consumption expenditures, the Fed's favorite measure of price inflation, is out next Friday and could confirm or outweigh the trend in the CPI reading.
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The first 100 days of Trump's presidency are chock full of examples of his administration sacrificing protections for workers and consumers in order to give handouts to corporate special interests.
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The clip finds the trio of producers transported—to their surprise—from a movie theater into a fantasy adventure, chock-full of references to all manner of pop cultural artifacts.
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The company, whose parent is Internet giant Amazon, recently announced the creation of 'Channels'—an unlimited, on demand service chock full of original programming, periodicals and a variety of exclusive content.
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While the exhibition featured authentic Banksy prints and paintings, the gift shop was chock-full of merchandise touting Banksy imagery, including journals and postcards marked with the secretive street artist's work.
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Priced between $55 and $219, the line is chock full of festive pieces you can actually repeat, like orange sundresses, linen short suits, soft yellow bridesmaid dresses, and eyelet white frocks.
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For one thing, Wheel faces the same obstacles any other content distribution platform does: trying to catch fire in an app store that's chock full of interesting but obscure add-ons.
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For all the media attention that projects conducted by the likes of GM, Uber, and Waymo tend to generate, you'd think our roads would be chock-a-block with driverless cars.
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Besides the Mercer funding, Cambridge Analytica has numerous ties to Vote Leave, the official British campaign to leave the European Union, which was chock full of politicians who rejected climate science.
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Wakanda, the fictional African nation at the heart of Marvel Studios' Black Panther, is a dazzling, technological utopia chock-full of science fiction gadgets and gizmos to make gearheads go gaga.
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If you haven't read the whole investigation yet, it's chock full of, um, creative ways that Fred Trump passed on his fortune to his children while avoiding estate and gift taxes.
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Sure, you could just chock it up to bad timing, but the fact that the episode ends with a weird tacit endorsement of teachers masturbating to the thought of their students?
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The funders' joint letter, said Bentham's Chock, reflects some of the frustration the litigation finance industry feels "at having to respond to the same ill-conceived arguments" over and over again.
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Victorian literature is chock full of children being sent up chimneys, but I challenge you to find a single mention of a chimpanzee employed as a sweep in a Dickens novel.
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Indeed, after a year chock-full of announcements from department stores planning to enter or grow their footprint in the off-price arena, 2016 has gotten off to a quiet start.
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The team wants to create a 3D printer that can use lunar soil already chock full of aluminum, titanium, and magnesium to eventually create parts for other devices on the Moon.
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Measuring at only 227 inches, these babies are chock-full of features, including powerful audio, built-in microphone, smart assistant support, magnetic backing, and even a remote shutter for taking selfies.
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With only 0.64 of a point separating Papadakis and Cizeron from fourth-placed Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates, one false move could leave the French out of the top three.
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Online marketplace and music database Discogs is flexing its muscles with a new app, and a just released year-end sales report for 2015 that is chock-full of interesting data.
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The bed and breakfast in McGregor, Texas, is chock-full of Fixer Upper charm, with farmhouse sinks, lots of natural light, rustic wood accents and plenty of shiplap to go around.
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The uncarrier announced its involvement in the game late on Friday by way of a 50-second clip chock-full of red herring references to other brand's classic Super Bowl gags.
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It does so without irony or satire or any of the wink wink nudge nudge methods that we rely on so much and that social media is absolutely chock full of.
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When we ground them up in the hand grinder, what came out was a lot less like Chock-Full-O-Nuts grounds and a lot more like a fine espresso powder.
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The group's size and influence is expanding rapidly, and they now have a monthly slot on NTS radio, a SoundCloud chock full of premieres, and a mix series on their website.
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At first, it seemed the country could still be in store for a March calendar chock-full of games — played in empty arenas and stadiums but still played and still televised.
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American health care spending is high because we're America, baby: We've got those big-ass trucks, Doritos Locos Tacos, and a healthcare system chock full of profiteering and blood-sucking greed.
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If the definition of a great entrepreneur is one who thrives in working through and around challenges and creating innovative solutions, it's no surprise that Gaza is chock-full of them.
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In "Mental: Lithium, Love, and Losing My Mind," Lowe's skills as a rock journalist are on full display — her writing is fast-paced, glossy and chock-full of New York names.
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Today, we have a puzzle that is extremely freewheeling and creative, chock-full of puns and the anagrams that help a solver along are like tricky little needles in a haystack.
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It is a year-round resort — more popular, in fact, in the summer than winter — and as such is chock-full of shops, restaurants, bars, cozy inns and large resort hotels.
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Personally, I happen to enjoy the tomato juice and vodka drink, especially when it&aposs chock-full of olives or gherkins — those cute, miniature pickles; and a crisp piece of celery.
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Madison Hubbell and Zach Donohue, capped the session by winning their second straight national ice dancing title, beating out Madison Chock and Evan Bates in a battle of friendly local favorites.
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The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones Season 7 was chock full of dragon power, potential betrayal, and even some light banter north of the wall to distract from almost-certain death.
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It's a challenge—every day is a really long day—but it's a place full of heart and friendship, chock full of really smart people who give a shit about the world.
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Right. It's not a documentary account, necessarily, though there's a lot of great details in it, and as you pointed out, you used your reporter's notebooks, which were chock full of information.
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The event was chock-full of puzzle-themed decorations and balloons, plus games, a ball pit, a bounce house and even a colorful custom puzzle-piece-decorated cake by Drea's Wonder Cakes.
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This year has already been chock full of beautiful sunsets and night skies, and for New Yorkers, tonight promises to be one of the prettiest of the year — for a unique reason.
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Because instead of gray knits, and oatmeal-colored long-sleeve shirts, its autumnal offering is chock full of neon-blue dresses, red blazers, and orange mules that all look so damn expensive.
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"Welcome Home" is chock full of the kind of reality blurring visuals we've come to expect from the dude who brought us a flying Christopher Walken in that one Fatboy Slim video.
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Even before they skated their first stroke of the Olympic ice dance free skate, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, a couple off the ice, wanted their program to have a special meaning.
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The Material Girl was the latest celebrity to appear on James Corden's popular Carpool Karaoke series on Wednesday, and the nearly 235-minute ride was chock full of '80s and '90s classics.
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Bird poop, also known as guano, is chock-full of key plant foods like nitrogen and phosphorus — and when seabirds flock together to breed, they can produce massive quantities of the stuff.
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While the whole thing is star-studded from start to finish, with more supermodels and celebs than the Victoria's Secret catwalk, the conclusion is typically even more chock full of unexpected twists.
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From chunky pullovers in lavender and soft yellow to cropped cardigans in highlighter orange and bubblegum pink, the sweater market is chock full of pastel-colored knits for you to try out.
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The brown skin is chock-full of protective antioxidants, and the flesh is packed with vitamin E Almonds are a health food staple for a reason — they're really, really good for you.
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Star Wars is chock-full of ships that have made die hard fans dream up all kinds of fantasy scenarios in their minds ever since the the first movie premiered in 1977.
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Customers have gone wild for her super affordable line, Sofía Jeans by Sofía Vergara, which is chock-full of nearly 100 denim-inspired pieces like jean jackets, graphic tees, and denim skirts.
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In typical Rolls fashion, the press release is chock full of absurdism, saying Black Badge was created for the "darker, more assertive, confident and demanding aesthetic" of a certain breed of customer.
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While your timeline might be chock-full of Colourpop-painted lids and Lime Crime lips, you may not be clued in to some of the smaller Black-owned brand accounts that exist.
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This week saw new movie trailers drop for "Spider-Man: Homecoming" and "Justice League," two of the most hotly anticipated movies of 2017 in a box-office year chock full of superheroes.
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The app even has its own website — chock-full of 11 separate videos, including "testimonials" and For example, Rachel and Amanda fell in love while watching Abbi and Ilana on Broad City.
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It's comfortable to carry and is chock full of pockets for storing all sorts of gadgets (your iPad and laptop), as well as areas for pens, a padded sunglasses pocket and more.
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From Percy Bysshe Shelley, whose sonnets inspired the episode "Ozymandias," to Walt Whitman, whose work served as a major plot device, "Breaking Bad" is chock-full of both cultural and literary references.
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After all, I already live in a world chock full of anti-government militias, preppers, and gun-toting libertarians who spent an entire administration railing against the very idea of being governed.
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YouTube was chock full of men filming themselves firing on zombies with all the arms they'd been hoarding since the NRA first started posting about the government coming to take their weapons.
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On Monday, Biden swung through Houston and Dallas — two of the biggest Democratic population centers chock full of Biden-leaning voters — and announced the endorsements of O'Rourke, Klobochar and Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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It's chock-a-block with news -- like that Trump reportedly asked acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to install an ally to oversee the Southern District of New York investigation into Michael Cohen!!
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What a way to kick off the weekend; Damon Gulczynski has returned for his seventh themeless puzzle this year, and like all the rest of his work, it's chock-full of pizazz.
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But in the neighborhood where they are planning to live — chock-full of ambassadors and prominent figures on the Washington social circuit — residents have been buzzing about their soon-to-be neighbors.
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Many youth of color in particular, Constanza-Chock says, are targeted by stop-and-frisk policies, police brutality and a school-to-prison pipeline that pushes kids more toward incarceration than college.
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Pouring in a centrifugal whirl toward the floor, Al-Hadid's absorbing, extraordinarily complex sculpture, while static, feels chock-full of wild motion, poised on a cusp between intricate cohesion and impending decay.
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Chock-full of internal and external conflict, Jed and Connor's struggling relationship helps their community — a broad cast of authentic characters charting complicated paths with grace and courage — learn acceptance and redefine romance.
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This class will teach you how to make 2D and 3D games in Unity and is chock full of exercises so you can apply your skills to other coding languages once you're done.
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Since water contains no calories, and many other beverages — like milk, juice, and soda — can be chock full of them, replacing these drinks with water can help you keep your calorie intake down.
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The new analysis, which examines far more of the data collected by the color camera and infrared spectrometer on New Horizons' Ralph Instrument, supports the idea that Arrokoth is chock full of tholins.
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Leading up to the PyeongChang Olympics, PEOPLE sat down with 2018 Olympic ice dancer Evan Bates, whose partner is Madison Chock, to clarify some of the differences between figure skating and ice dancing.
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Ready Player One (March 29) Ernest Cline Opinion is divided on Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the YA hit, but all signs point to it being a BIG affair chock full of '80s references.
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Image: NickelodeonOur friends at The A.V. Club just published an insanely awesome oral history of the obstacle course from Nickelodeon's classic game show Double Dare, and it's chock-full of icky, messy fun.
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What he didn't anticipate, however, was that someone had a gift for him: Michael Wolff, who published a new book this week chock-full of humiliating anecdotes about Trump's first year in office.
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It's worth remembering, of course, the original Destiny had both an alpha and beta test ahead of launch, and the beta was chock full of things to do, including patrols on the Cosmodrome.
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Chock full of left leaning muscular meat from the likes of Marco Passarani ("Salty Vibes" is a killer piece slowed down Mogadon funk), Posthuman themselves and my favourite, "Fum" by the legendary Plaid.
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After a couple of weeks of media narratives dominated by economic pessimism, the Bureau of Labor Statistics weighed in Friday morning with a monthly jobs report that is chock full of good news.
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The good news is that firms can address deficiencies in visibility and perceived expertise — after all, many financial and professional services firms are chock full of experts with a track record of success.
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A decent event, though probably should have been a Fight Night card rather than a full price pay-per-view, especially with the absolutely chock-a-block UFC 205 looming on the horizon.
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Thanks to lucrative D.C.-area lobbying jobs and the rock-solid job security Virginia's large number of federal government workers enjoy, the state is chock full of residents who rely on Uncle Sam.
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You Are a Badass is chock-full of stories, advice, and exercises to bring the reader to an understanding of how to love what they can't change and change what they don't love.
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The next year, Mr. Moroder released his first album in more than two decades, "Déjà Vu," which is chock-full of disco-y collaborations with Sia, Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue and Charli XCX.
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Don't ask me why, I didn't know anything about stocks at that time, but I thought, every time you turn the corner, there's a new Chock Full o'Nuts, so I kept buying stock.
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From early morning until late in the afternoon, the aroma that filled the kitchen, wafted through the living room and wisped its way up the stairs was coffee, Chock Full o' Nuts specifically.
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This was the first time in my life that I had ever witnessed a woman who lived in a fat body and also lived a life chock-full of joy, love, and empowerment.
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If your Venmo feed is anything like mine, it's already chock-full of flying dollar bill and pizza emoji, so GIFs seem like a fun way to make Venmo feeds even more lively.
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There, high-rise hotels aimed at the corporate set are chock-a-block, and what they lack in character they make up for in abundant breakfast buffets, beachfront views and strong air-conditioning.
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The rest is pretty much history -- possibly the greatest history of all-time -- but he's still in the league adding to his legacy ... which is already chock-full of rings and MVP awards.
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That doesn't mean Sanders isn't a frequent critic of President Donald Trump when he appears on TV. And his Twitter feed and official Senate website are chock full of positions and biting comments.
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The discount on Western Canadian crudes has hit record levels this year, as rising output from Alberta's oil sands has run up against chock-full pipelines, leading to higher volumes stuck in storage.
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Bong's films are chock full of that sort of self-awareness, not just on a metatextual level but also when it comes to little details that make his work feel true to life.
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The meteorites were chock full of rare metals usually found in the cores of terrestrial planets, including platinum, osmium and iridium, bolstering the researchers' idea that a large asteroid could have caused their presence.
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While seasons 7 and 8 have been chock full of Stark reunions, none compare to the reunion that may yet occur in future episodes — a grim reunion between the living and the dead Starks.
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As far as I'm concerned, if juicing the ball instead of the players means fans get more dingers without pumping impressionable and eager young men chock-full of dangerous hormones, I'm all for it.
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Why it matters: The information effectively provided Amazon with a database chock-full of granular details about the economic development prospects of every major metropolitan area in the United States (and some in Canada).
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Besides the main players, the 22nd installment is chock full of Marvel players, including everyone from Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) and Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) to Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson) and War Machine (Don Cheadle).
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What's maybe even more important, though, is that the drone is chock-full of sensors and a suite of compute modules that run a variety of machine learning models to keep the drone safe.
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But SoundCloud has served me a list chock-full of copyright infringements — the very kind it rails against while continuing to fumble over an inability to deal with user-uploaded and gray area content.
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With an IMDb page chock-full of badass roles (Luther, Downton Abbey, and The Last Witch Hunter), Leslie's used to kicking ass, but it seems that time spent at Downton didn't build her balance.
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The instrumental trio just contributed a new track to an upcoming Scion A/V EP, and it's chock full of the warm, sleepy-eyed grooves and hirsuite 70s rock riffs we've come to expect.
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"Faith" As you might expect of a song from a movie called Sing, featuring lead vocals from Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande, "Faith" is chock-full of soaring hooks and tight rhythm section work.
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Milo Yiannopolous and the conservative "Berkeley Patriot" newspaper had noisy plans for a four-day "Free Speech Week" on the campus of UC Berkeley chock-full of speakers like Steve Bannon and Ann Coulter.
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Ms. Koffler said that because Valeant's practice was to buy older drugs that were soon to go off patent, the company's portfolio is chock-full of products whose profits are headed for the cliff.
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The Manafort indictment is chock full of very specific transactions and includes money laundering counts, which are some of the most serious in the federal system and could lead to many years in jail.
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READMENorth Face's first backpack dedicated to carrying and protecting your gadgets comes chock fully of pockets inside, and access that make it easy to remove smartphones, tablets, and your laptop with just a tug.
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On Tuesday, the long-awaited trailer for Doctor Strange finally dropped — and it's chock full of details indicating exactly where Marvel and the film's director, Scott Derrickson, plan to go with this unique character.
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But make no mistake; New York still sits in the bottom half of our rankings and is still chock full of problems: It is expensive, its infrastructure is crumbling, and regulations can be stifling.
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" The answer, a bit disappointingly, lies somewhere between "Disney wants as much streaming content as it can possibly get, and Fox's film and TV libraries are chock full of stuff" and "because Disney could.
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Not surprisingly, his 50-minute THUMP Mix is chock-full of buttery funk, soul, and lite jazz from the era, alongside a handful of more recent selections from Bicep, James Silk, and Kornél Kovács.
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Though the company's lawyers issued a cease-and-desist letter requesting that Seven Stills refrain from using the logo or similar branding, the letter was chock-full of puns — nine, by Seven Stills's count.
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This fiasco is just a drop in a very large bucket chock-full of Uber controversies, and a salient reminder that Uber was—and arguably continues to be—exactly as bad as you suspected.
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Smartphones are chock-full of apps that can hail anything from rides to meals to toiletries — and this digital revolution comes with a physical footprint that is changing the way cities look and function.
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The interviews appear to be nothing but a delight, with Galifianakis mispronouncing Cumberbatch's name and asking Larson when she had her first period, and the full film will be chock-full of even more.
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By now, Ms. Chock-Goldman and Mr. Trabucco-Campos have met many of their neighbors, some of whom have lived in the building for decades, and they converse in the elevator and the hallways.
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Aristophanes' own songs are chock full of the syrupy, idiosyncratic productions and poetic lyrics drawn from her deep interest in literature and classic philosophy, made in collaboration with producers she finds on—where else?
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Thankfully, the cast is very active on social media, which means their Instagram accounts are chock-full of personal photos, but also photos from the set and of events with their cast mates as well.
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An "allergic admirer" sent a sweet note to the feline available for adoption since January at the Oregon Humane Society, and it's chock-full of affection for the fluffy kitty, who really needs a home.
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Grimm&aposs earlier tenure on Capitol Hill was chock-full of controversy and ended with his resignation after he pleaded guilty to felony tax fraud involving a restaurant he partially owned before going to Congress.
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But even in small communities that are several days by boat from the nearest city, you'll find households with parabolic antennas, DVD players, and thumb drives chock full of mp3s of the latest pop music.
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You're probably familiar with Promise Phan through one of her two YouTube videos, which are chock-full of the kind of makeup skills that verge on wizardry, as Phan effectively transforms herself into different celebrities.
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Gates is far from objectively wrong here—the crypto space is chock full of outright thieving and pump-and-dump schemes, while authorities claim criminals the world over hide billions in profits in various coins.
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In a market now chock full of streaming services for consumers to choose from, it's an important development as it gives Disney millions of early subscribers who may continue to subscribe after the offer expires.
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AT&T's special HBO Max preview day came chock-full of programming announcements, ranging from a new Green Lantern-inspired show from Arrow and Flash producer Greg Berlanti to Rick and Morty on HBO Max.
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The 2015 meta-analysis, though, found that the research literature on ego depletion was chock-full of studies that had small sample sizes with large effects and virtually zero small sample sizes showing no effect.
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It's been a year chock full of these types humbling collaborations that I hope prove editorial photography is still thriving and weird, so I decided to curate a small chunk of my favorites with you.
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Though illegal, an underground network in Cuba distributes the USB thumb drives, chock full of everything from U.S. TV shows and movies to a spreadsheet of consumer goods available for sale, roughly analogous to Craigslist.
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Everyone from Alessandra Ambrosio (who has a closet chock-full of leggings) to Hailey Bieber to Sophie Turner has been spotted wearing a pair of Outdoor Voices leggings in just the month of April, alone.
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If you've seen any trailer for Ready Player One, or read Ernest Cline's wildly popular book that serves as the flick's inspiration, then you already know it's chock full of nerdy references from the '80s.
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But the Pearson family drama didn't leave fans and viewers empty-handed as the last minutes of the episode were chock full of teasers for what's to come in the second half of season 3.
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Only after that groundwork has been laid do we end up with a year like 2018, one that's chock full of great bands that honestly embody a genre's trappings while expanding it in thoughtful ways.
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One young man at the back of the pack asked him how he'd managed to take an insect hormone, chock full of carbon-carbon double bonds, and turn just one of them into an epoxide.
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As the first video began, I realized agreeing to watch a five-hour series chock full of practical advice about how to run a political campaign—something I hope to never do—was a mistake.
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"A healthy diet is still one that is chock full of fruits and vegetables as the base of your diet, half your plate, with a side of whole grains and a lean protein," she says.
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The brand's latest batch of products is chock-full of unique standouts that are fully guaranteed to kick us out of a style rut and make the winter-to-spring wardrobe transition easy, breezy. Intrigued?
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This short is chock-full of nuggets of wisdom, beginning with Bird's observation that modern films tend to focus more on the actions and pace of a narrative, rather than taking joy in the journey.
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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, Netflix's revival from creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and husband Dan Palladino, is chock-full of modern call outs from the fast-talking mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory.
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Among the participants are Evan Bates and Madison Chock, Jason Brown, Karen Chen, Nathan Chen, Alexa and Chris Knierim, Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue, Mirai Nagasu, Adam Rippon, Alex and Maia Shibutani and Ashley Wagner.
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Stereotypes of violence Rondinone found the movie "engrossing," chock-a-block with complexities, nuance and references to parse, but agrees that at the same time it perpetuates the stereotype of violence in mentally ill people.
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Other than its strong premiere, Sam Esmail's techno-thriller has otherwise taken its characters on a myriad of meandering storylines, chock full of suffocating exposition that, at times, has been hard, and uninteresting, to follow.
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The average American family spends $338 a year on over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, and chances are you have a medicine cabinet chock full of ibuprofen, acetaminophen, allergy medication, and cough drops to prove it.
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"A vote for Vice President Perez is probably a vote for a continuation of a very aggressive workplace policy agenda that is going to be chock-full of rules, regulations and other challenges," he said.
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Let's review: we've got fat suits, fat people/junk food-bingeing banalities, unsafe amounts of weight loss, mouth-tethering, thin privilege, and jokes about eating-disorder recovery which are chock-full of SUPER FUNNY triggers.
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If you're curious about how Passage compares to La'Darius, Lexi, and all your Cheer favorites, his Instagram is chock-full of stunts and tricks: it isn't until 2018 that the tumbles are replaced with tigers.
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Then again, there were complex tangles, like his late opera "La Mère Coupable" ("The Guilty Mother," 1965), a work chock-full of musical busyness, with the instruments often going one way and the singers another.
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It's chock full of new features that you should know about, especially as you weigh whether to upgrade to the iPhone 8 or the iPhone X. Here's a quick look at the top five features.
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According to all the promos (and windmill jokes), this season will be chock-full of conversations about sex and the complexities of getting intimate with multiple partners (in front of a camera crew, no less).
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Both Fountain and Miles are journalists (Fountain has worked at The New York Times for two decades), and their books are chock-full of these kinds of tales, describing the human scale of such disasters.
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Although the ones you would expect — car companies — will be doing the hiring too, spurred along, perhaps, by the declaration last night from Tesla's Elon Musk, which was chock-full of self-driving car talk.
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The high school senior is churning away at a professional kitchen in Boston in between classes — creating a dozen different varieties of her rich ice cream chock full of unique mix-ins she bakes from scratch.
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Each attendee went home with a tote bag chock full of treasures, including products by Mabel's Labels, USANA Nutrimeal, Stephen Joseph Gifts, Pixi, Aquiesse Candles, Munchkin, Stella & Dot, Truself Organics, Angels & Emeralds, Baby K'tan and more.
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Air Bud is chock full of action, emotions, and sports — plus the sheer amount of spinoffs (there are at least 12) prove that will always be a mainstay in the hearts of dog movie lovers everywhere.
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The choreographer might arrive in the dance studio on day one with his head chock-full of ideas, but as soon as the dancers start trying those movements on their bodies, the creative process becomes shared.
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While Musk's presentation was chock full of sweet rocket renderings and inspiring one-liners—"the risk of fatality will be high" comes to mind—it's difficult to say how much of this plan will actually materialize.
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Season 22 is so chock-full of sensitive, buzzy subjects that it seems the showrunners took it upon themselves to address every social issue possible – and in the process, missed the mark on most of them.
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From finally being able to see Milo Ventimiglia and Chrissy Metz in a scene together to the wedding fans have been waiting to see, This Is Us delivered a season 2 finale chock full of surprises.
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With the PGA Championship moving to May next year, this week's 210th playing of the event at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis is chock full of dramatic story lines that golf's "fourth" major rarely enjoys.
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The meatballs themselves are made from pork, egg, and miso paste, but the soup is also chock full of cabbage, bok choy, tofu, and carrots, meaning that it's pretty healthy for wrestlers and non-wrestlers alike.
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"My nine suitcases were chock-full of my mom's notes," the actress shared saying that they would fall out of her luggage, shoes, and clothing over the course of the six months she was away filming.
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Held at the COOP in Los Angeles, the event was chock full of puzzle decorations, games, balloons, a ball pit, a bounce house and even a colorful custom puzzle-piece-decorated cake by Drea's Wonder Cakes.
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This dirty old loft was chock full of collections of things, with the usual big bed, and the usual big table loaded with books and announcements, and the usual stacks of huge canvases facing the wall.
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At this point CBP1 called in some code on her shoulder radio, then pulled out a wheel chock and tossed it under my truck, demanding that I turn off my vehicle and hand her the keys.
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While the Summit wasn't chock full of announcements like the annual re:Invent conference, it did offer some new services like the beefing up the AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) with an all-new Private Certificate Authority (PCA).
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It seems obvious to us that the Clinton campaign is chock full of policy commitments while the Trump campaign is often vague on policy specifics, but that's not necessarily how the American public sees the candidates.
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If you've somehow managed to avoid learning about both, here's a quick primer on the "Battle Royale" concept: -100 unarmed players parachute to an island that's full of abandoned buildings chock full of weapons and supplies.
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The group, which owns the Segafredo, Chock full o'Nuts and Puccino's coffee brands, said adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) totalled 65 million euros in 2015, up 0.6 percent from a year earlier.
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The world of the Pillars of Eternity franchise is chock full of empires who have shattered (or at least seen better days), and the Principi dealt with their collapse in the way that any faction might.
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A White House run in this never-ending campaign media cycle — chock-full of CNN and MSNBC town halls, televised debates, and cable news hits — will raise these candidates' profiles no matter how their campaigns fare.
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Directed by Dave Meyers & The Little Homies (aka Kendrick and Dave Free,) the video is chock full of symbolic imagery, and of course the two stars having a grand ol' time being attractive and talented together.
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Here, genre great Paul Di Fillippo weaves an action-packed sci-fi-noir through a corporatized bio-future still reeling from a climatic near-miss, one that's chock full of bodyhacked punks and double-crossing mechs.
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I own a bulky Windows 10 laptop that's chock full of hardware, but I turn to the Surface Pro when I need something light, still powerful enough for photo editing, and that's easy to work on.
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Highly worked mythological scenes, including a chock-full "Fall of the Rebel Angels," attributed to Anthony van Dyck, share space with genre drawings, such as a speedy sketch of hard-drinking peasants by Adriaen van Ostade.
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They were effective during the health care fight, but less so with the sweeping tax cuts Republicans were able to pass late last year, in part because the massive bill was chock full of competing issues.
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You can't service these massive vehicles with the floor jack out of your Honda Accord either, and that's why those pesky diesel mechanics usually have their own building chock-full of heavy lifts and power tools.
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The track is a delightfully meandering cut of experimental pop, chock full of fuzzy analog synths, fuzzier vocals, and even a harp flourish or two that flirt with hippie-trippy cheese but never indulge in it.
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Equipped with a chock-full of useful features, it lets you switch between apps and windows quickly, group documents and apps, manage windows from the preview panel, customize icons sets and themes, and a whole lot more.
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The book is chock-full of Clinton's criticisms of the media and hyperpartisan politics, along with pages and pages of technical explanation to convince the reader that this massive technological threat to the United States could happen.
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They're chock full of fun animations and old stock footage, and the interviews are all experts explaining basic concepts like they would to a five-year-old, which is ideal for indulging after a "baked" Italian eggplant.
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Instead of the stark and confusing layout that once was, visitors will now come upon something more akin to a digital magazine, chock-a-block with content and focused on the artists that contribute to the site.
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"I think this is exactly the kind of growth story that the stock market tends to adore — in a year that's already been chock-full of IPOs, Beyond Meat is the fastest grower among them," Cramer said.
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It's chock-full of footnotes and allusions to modern-day right-wing obsessions over everything from how "the Republican party continues to alienate their conservative base" to NSA spying and the threat of a nationalized police force.
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Over the past six weeks, Fox News' airwaves have been chock-full of Republican candidates and incumbents running for reelection — nearly 150 interviews in total, according to Media Matters, a liberal watchdog group that tracks conservative media.
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It's chock-full of great games like Assemble With Care, Card of Darkness, and Grindstone, and more games are being added all the time, like the cool-looking architecture-puzzler Manifold Garden that will be available tomorrow.
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" —Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, contributing nutrition editor "My go-to cure would be a smoothie made with strawberries, blueberries, OJ, and a banana—this drink will help with hydration and is chock-full of antioxidants and potassium.
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But keep in mind that if you eat a protein bar that's chock-full of unnecessary ingredients, those ingredients might not be as filling as they would be if you consumed them via whole foods, Kruse says.
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Like everyone else, watch your diet and remember to exerciseTalk show host Montel Williams, who was diagnosed with MS in 1999, sticks to a fruit- and veggie-heavy diet chock-full of smoothies (for anti-inflammatory purposes).
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Catering to women and chock full of tips, kid-friendly recipes, craft projects, beauty posts and aggregated news, the site arose from Alves' desire to share with – and learn from – other moms and women around the globe.
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Odd Alarm (available for iOS and Android) isn't chock full of new features as far as alarm clock apps go, but the interface is pleasant, and the app replicates everything your smartphone's stock alarm clock can do.
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Here's how the budget process is supposed to go: By the start of February, the president delivers a proposal chock full of policy and economic priorities, for review by the Congressional Budget Office and various relevant committees.
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Underneath a medieval aqueduct that clings to the sides of a deep gorge, the geologist Walter Alvarez noted that the Cretaceous rocks at the bottom of the canyon are chock full of small fossils of ocean plankton.
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Our chest freezer in our basement is chock full of hamburgers, steaks, ham, bacon, sausage, and roasts from my stepson's farm, and I recently did a huge BJ's run, so my grocery bill has been DRASTICALLY reduced.
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In the absence of prices, lack of competition will show up in other ways: demanding more information from users than they want to give, for example; or irritating them by stuffing their service chock-full of adverts.
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Similarly, the famed pottery bazaar in Istalif, north of Kabul, is largely bereft of customers today but chock-full of work made with imported chemical glazes rather than the ancient glaze laboriously extracted from the ishkar plant.
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I do love cooking, however, and this puzzle is chock-full of food-related terminology: EATS, SPAM, ANISE, SABRA (the hummus brand), RAISINS, PINK SALT, SPATULAS, NOSE-TO-TAIL, and that's without counting EGG HUNT or DEWARS.
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Downtown, centered on a five-block stretch of Broad Avenue, has cafes, a chock-a-block hardware store, a Korean grocery, a dozen hair and nail businesses, and a cow sculpture grazing near the squat post office.
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American support means that "the U.S. archives are chock-full of information about the El Mozote massacre," said Kate Doyle, an El Salvador expert at the National Security Archive, an organization that seeks to declassify government documents.
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The Nerdcast talks to POLITICO White House reporter Nancy Cook and congress editor Ben Weyl about the chock-full December ahead: USMCA, prescription drug pricing, a spending bill to avert a government shutdown and, oh yeah, impeachment.
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The group — which produces and sells many different brands including Segafredo, Boncafe and Chock full o'Nuts — said gross profit fell 2 percent on the year, but the margin on sales rose to 43.7 percent from 41.2 percent.
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It was picked up by Russian state-sponsored English media outlets like Sputnik, which gleefully mocked "evidence-free" accusations that Russia hacked the election, linking to tweets "chock-full of sarcasm and memes" about the CIA's capabilities.
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To be sure, ideas and examples of sportsmanship are important, and nowhere is that seen as clearly as with women's sports (and the US Women's National Team especially), which is chock full of role models for girls everywhere.
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It's chock full of references to the other films — like an educational video starring Captain America or a boring history class lecture about the Sokovia accords — but they're mostly background material for a story that largely stands alone.
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Created by Israel-based skin guru Mimi Luzon, the woman behind the models' treatments, the Pure 24K Gold Mask is chock-full of ingredients aimed at renewing skin cells (like peptides, red tea, hyaluronic acid, and coenzyme 10).
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The bootcamp is chock-full of tutorials (733 of them to be exact) that will guide you through key concepts such as managing and employing data storage strategies, building robust data analytics, and using regression machine learning algorithms.
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Despite a scare when Chock slipped during a transition, they recovered and finished with a total score of 110.8 points to move up to first, ahead of Canada's Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier who took the silver medal.
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The US senator from Vermont attended a conference held by the Sanders Institute (co-founded by his wife) over the weekend, and unsurprisingly it was chock full of Sanders backers and advisers drumming up enthusiasm for a run.
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It doesn't matter if you are feeding your husband or kids or your furry friends; You want to feed them recipes with the best possible ingredients — real chicken, beef, veggies and seafood chock-full of high-quality protein.
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There are Reddit threads chock full of testimonies from streamers, both those who consider themselves part-time casters and others who operate on a full-time schedule, about how much they make on a month-to-month basis.
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Go Fetch Dog Daycare and Boarding facility in Loveland, Ohio, posted an adorable group photo of its canine customers to Facebook on March 30 and the image, chock full of smiling fidos, has only fetched more admirers since.
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Chock-full of hip-hop infused house and footwork jams, it's great music for smoking buds with buds in the city or suburbs, but will kicking back with some trees work in the wild, next to literal trees?
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Recent headlines have been chock full of projects that have declared bankruptcy or otherwise betrayed their early backers, exposing cases where founders' and companies' egos have simply overtaken their ability to reason, plan and communicate logically or truthfully.
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From new takes on the classic locket to Instagram-worthy moon-faces and ornate shapes, the market is chock-full of wearable pendants you can buy with, or without, chains, or even add to necklaces you already have.
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Were these products chock full of CBD, though, the different ways they're introduced into the body, like whether they're eaten or applied to the skin, could still have a dramatic influence on how we actually respond to them.
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The IPO is significant, even in a year chock-full of important IPOs: It's the largest by a tech company in the past half decade and the second by a ride-hailing company in the past two months.
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What Girl Scouts learn from online cookie sales Countering those messages are Girl Scout troop leaders, telling my daughter's troop through their twice monthly meetings chock-full of activities and camping trips that she is capable of more.
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" The winds, which could exceed 24 miles per hour in the city of Miami, which is chock full of luxury high rise condo buildings, could cause "structural damage to sturdy buildings, some with complete roof and wall failures.
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And it actually makes you happy, in comparison with some useless sports drink that a bunch of chemists made in a laboratory in Holland, where they've packed it chock-full of all kinds of crap and artificial products.
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Ms. Chock-Goldman, 33, is a psychotherapist for the in-school program of the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services in Manhattan, and is to become the social worker at Stuyvesant High School, in Manhattan, in September.
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None of the big names have declared that they're running, but we know the 2020 race will be chock full of contenders, most of whom can't exactly afford to alienate a huge chunk of Democrats with deep pockets.
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It takes him less than five minutes into the show to toss to a break chock-full of advertisements for their supplements, and this will be the first of many, many tosses that will happen in this marathon.
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And the Emmy Awards show, aired this week, was chock-full of Trump references and a large bulk of the prizes went to politically charged shows like "Veep," "Saturday Night Live" and John Oliver's weekly program on HBO.
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That theme plays out everywhere, from a revamped battle pass menu designed as a spy headquarters to some very dynamic new high-risk/high-reward map hotspots chock full of special new weapons, locked vaults and laser beams.
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Bringing a new employee into the mix who has used racial slurs against Asians and opined that women are "unfunny" might not go over so well with a cast chock-full of women and people of diverse backgrounds.
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I've seen what excess looks like in the form of the private planes parked chock a block at posh conferences about global warming, where no one so much as nods at the grotesque irony of such a thing.
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Since then, Ms. Chock-Goldman said she has been noticing small flaws, "things I didn't think about before," like the awkward placement of a toilet-paper holder in one bathroom and a power outlet on the kitchen island.
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Yet Sasha Costanza-Chock, an activist who teaches at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, believes that Twitter users could also come up with features that would rescue it from its most toxic elements, such as harassment and hate speech.
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But that's what makes the Billboard Music Awards such a sight to see: The night is chock-full of performances that showcase a range of their own costume fashion, which is why the red carpet is the best preview.
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But what just made the film even better is its gag reel, premiering exclusively on PEOPLE, that's chock-full of candid scenes that prove the leading ladies has as much fun behind the scenes as their characters did onscreen.
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" What, like you didn't leave the theater after seeing this movie – one that's chock-a-block with badass characters, mind you – with the primary thought in your head being "Wait, who was that badass chick with blades for legs?
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Like years past, the upcoming sales weekend is chock full of discounts and promo codes that'll help you cross off a name or ten from your holiday gifting list...and maybe also benefit your own closet in the process.
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The event was chock full of celebrities with their kids, including Chris Pratt and his 5½-year-old son Jack, Josh Duhamel and his son Axl Jack, 4, and Nick Lachey with his 5-year-old son Camden John.
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They also debate the merits of Sacha Baron Cohen's new action-comedy, The Brothers Grimsby, which is chock full of the vulgarity (but maybe not the urgency) that we've come to expect of the Ali G and Borat creator.
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It's a defense chock full of future NFL stars—Myles Garrett, Justin Evans, and Armani Watts, to name a few—that now won't be known for underachieving on a team that should never played up to its talent level.
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His YouTube channel is chock-full of similar antics, whether it's beating Dark Souls 3 with a Dance Pad after 364 deaths, beating Dark Souls 3 with Donkey Kong Bongos, or playing Overwatch's Pharah character with, yes, a trampoline.
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In Iraq, I knew so many Marines with plans of joining their local police force back home it was almost comical, and the reserve units around New York City are chock-full of officers from the police force there.
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The No.1 place to find a room chock full of this species is the fourth edition of Art Basel in Hong Kong, the fair that runs March 24 to 26 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
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Caprix just celebrated the arrival of M6 Ultra, a self-released 7-track EP chock full of abstract avant-pop and imagistic music, as if the producer had strained old Taylor Swift demos through a Holly Herndon filtration system.
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You can expect bites such as a scallop stuffed with caviar, an egg roll chock full of sweet and briny urchin, an embossed miniature shrimp toast, and chunks of prime imported wagyu wrapped in a light layer of batter.
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Last week, President Trump lobbed racist insults at LeBron James, he called the press an enemy of the people (again), and Rudy Giuliani gave rambling interviews chock-full of lies and tacit admissions of guilt too tantalizing to ignore.
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" The American ice dancers Madison Chock, 231, and Evan Bates, 234, who are expected to challenge for a bronze medal, make sly reference to the turbulence of national and international politics with the idealistic lyrics of John Lennon's "Imagine.
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Having a video as chock-full of gay celebrities and drag queens as this (as well as the one beyond-critique gesture of 2019: a cameo from Billy Porter) is a worthy celebration, but it is also plausible cover.
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In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, he met a man whose ample garage was chock-a-block with old Dodger baseball uniforms, carousel horses, gaudy amusement arcade machines and vintage cars — all as a wistful homage to the Brooklyn of his childhood.
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In Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, he met a man whose ample garage was chock-a-block with old Dodger baseball uniforms, carousel horses, gaudy amusement arcade machines and vintage cars — all as a wistful homage to the Brooklyn of his childhood.
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HOBOT 198: Glass Cleaning Robot A 2015 CES Innovation Award Honoree, the HOBOT-198 is a glass-cleaning robot chock-full of features: a higher rotating speed, fool-proofing design, smartphone integration, safety design, and a whole lot more.
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In one recent email blast, Latka said he was now "testing something new" and charging buyers $79 a month for "The Latka List," a monthly report chock full of the same financial metrics that he's derived from his interviews.
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I thrilled to the pulsing young energy of the city, Catholic schoolgirls on the buses chatting in Spanish, b-boys spinning on corners, midtown assistants in pumps toting their shopping bags from Strawberry past Chock Full o'Nuts, the Automat.
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Derek Fordjour's impish and touching installation is so chock-a-block with the minute details of Fordjour's making that I feel I'm inhabiting his dreamscape Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I had a dream a few weeks ago.
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It's something we found out during her appearance on BBC's The Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw on Tuesday, where she was also challenged to cover her song "Green Light" — which was chock-full of references to Creme Egg.
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In this age of technological advancement, it seems like one of the most coveted life goals among the masses is being a proud owner of a fully connected home, chock-full of smart devices that work together like a beautiful symphony.
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If You Love Sci-fi And Hate Picturesque Scenes Chock Full Of Flowers: Alita: Battle Angel This cyberpunk dystopian future fantasy epic is based on Yukito Kishiro's manga Gunnm which ran from 1990 to 1995, inspiring the anime Battle Angel in 1993.
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Each day of the year gets a two-page spread chock-full of information, including 20 notable people born on that day, the position of the sun's transit in the sky, the sign and corresponding element (fire, earth, air and water).
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"I think this is exactly the kind of growth story that the stock market tends to adore — in a year that's already been chock-full of IPOs, Beyond Meat is the fastest grower among them," the "Mad Money" host said.
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A first look at Amazon's new delivery drone The drone has an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design with very few moving parts, and Amazon says it's chock-full of sensors and a suite of compute modules to keep the drone safe. 7.
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The plucky little robot has flipper arms, a pair of wheels for feet and a body chock full of various sensors to help it perform a factotum of different jobs, from security guard to nursing home companion to educational assistant.
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But right as she's pouring her heart out to her best-friend-turned-potential-soulmate, Veronica walks into Pop's Chock-lit Shoppe, and by the look on his face, it's clear that the classic Archie/Betty/Veronica love triangle is born.
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Whether or not the bill (which is now chock full of all kinds of non-air traffic control related pieces) becomes law, passengers can already complain about airline experiences, whether they get the contact info from the airline or not.
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The business hub of Southeast Asia, and a major global financial base in its own right, it's chock full of office workers, many of whom earn Western-level salaries which gives them the cash to be selective about what they eat.
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American ice dancers Evan Bates and Madison Chock skated to a season's best on Monday (Sunday night stateside) in their first routine at the 2018 Winter Olympics, ending in seventh place to advance to the event's second half on Tuesday.
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Lucchese The ultimate destination for buying cowboy boots in Dallas, the Lucchese showroom is chock full of made-to-order options as well as out-of-the-box pieces to take home with you when you walk out the door.
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It's chock full of spam, vaguely business-themed blog posts that range from the utterly interminable and insights no one asked for to bizarre rants, and UI decisions that seem designed to conjure up the feeling of a basement cubicle.
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All three films take place in feudal China and star Gordon Liu and, in addition to serving as templates for an entire genre of martial arts films, are chock-full of life lessons that a teenaged Robert Diggs would internalize.
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For anyone without Minecraft, you can take an in-browser virtual tour on NTI's post about the project, which is also chock full of interesting nuclear bunker facts that put the existence of such underground facilities in an appropriately dark context.
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After two weeks chock full of retailers' earnings — largely disappointing Wall Street and missing analysts' expectations — the S&P 500's Retail ETF (XRT) was trading in the slumps Friday afternoon, on pace for its worst week of the year.
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At the time this piece was published, the post had 448 flavor suggestions, so if you want your Paris-inspired ice cream confection to become a reality (chock full of macarons and ennui, natch), there's no time like the present.
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Nutritionally speaking, the tea is chock full of vitamins and minerals, says Vanessa Rissetto, MS, RD. "It's high in fiber, contains all nine essential amino acids, and is loaded with protein" as well as vitamins A, C, and E, she says.
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Ballmer is these days mostly known for owning the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team and a significant Twitter stake, but this week he is taking the wraps off USAFacts, a website chock-full of data related to U.S. Government spending.
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Using data gleaned from various reports, he presents a world map chock-a-block with stenciled B's, K's, S's, and other letters swarming across the continents, piling up at the bottom of the map and filling up the oceans in between.
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It's chock-full of references to classical movies, especially movies from the French New Wave movement, one of the most influential movements in the history of cinema, in which young filmmakers also tried to challenge the traditional method of filmmaking.
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Such behaviour was par for the course for Ashley Madison in the time leading up to the hack—for example, the site was chock full of automated bots that sent men messages encouraging them to spend site credits to chat further.
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Instead, it's the perfect thing to kind of lull you away from the unfolding horrors: steamy and sort of cheesy and chock-full of thrown-in pop culture references, it's compulsively watchable without ever making you think about anything too hard.
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Cool kids — and aging ones — lounge in the ground floor salon plotting out the day's activities (often featuring a visit to Rue Montorgeuil, a charming classic market street chock a block with butcher shops, florists, cheesemongers and Paris' first bakery, Stohrer).
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"Every time we've done consumer research on why some people do not purchase the product, the No. 1 thing that comes back to us is there's something in the coffee," said Dennis Crawford, the senior marketing manager for Chock full o'Nuts.
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They have used their substantial financial resources to build a Swiss Army knife roster chock-full of former All-Stars, providing such flexibility that, as General Manager Farhan Zaidi said recently, there is no such thing as a bad matchup.
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The Städel's show looks at the way Johanna caused van Gogh's slashing, bright, wobbly, expressionistic distortions — chock full of sunny and stormy spiritual strength — to impact the German avant-garde, as well as looking at Germany's role in van Gogh's success.
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What once again stood out was that you could really hear Wurtzel's voice in the writing; it was conversational — often starting her sentences with "Look," — and chock full of pop culture references in a way that presaged blogging and internet culture.
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The Dreaming City is chock-full of secrets to uncover, high curse week or not, and is definitely worth a visit as an amuse-bouche to the type of level design you can expect to find on the Moon in Shadowkeep.
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Having failed to pass any major legislation in President Trump's first 100 days, the GOP kicked off the president's second 100 days by passing a massive $21625 trillion spending bill chock-full of Democratic priorities, including funding for Planned Parenthood.
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And what of recent disclosures that Fusion GPS, the firm that created the so-called Trump dossier that was chock full of scandalous but wholly unsubstantiated allegations, was not only working for Trump's domestic political opponents, but also for the Russians?
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Chock and Bates had the crowd clapping along to their routine, which included the music of Elvis Presley, but it was not enough to catch Hubbell and Donohue, who skated a clean, flowing program to the 1996 "Romeo and Juliet" soundtrack.
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The book is chock-full of thoughts on a wide range of public policy issues but written long before Warren's first run for public office or even before her campaign for a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau existed in its mature form.
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So of course, Kylie and Kendall Jenner's Memorial Day festivities were chock full of all of the above, plus a few more risqué snaps that are sure to get people talking, because what would a KarJenner family pool party be without them.
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While Amazon's beauty department is already chock-full of popular skincare, makeup, and hair brands at prices that will beat your local drugstore and department store deals, the retailer has another under-the-radar store that will help you save even more money.
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Keep Following PEOPLE's Complete Coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics But Chock "taped it up every day, she's gotten cortisone shots and she's been really quiet about it and just been so tough and so resilient and skating so well," Bates said.
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Now, her new album is already being hailed as a triumph, and her new documentary—chock full of archival footage and interviews with her friends, family, and collaborators—is set to further enshrine Loretta Lynn's hallowed place in our country's musical legacy.
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M'Baku and T'Challa's callback to the excellent battle scenes from Black Panther was just another example of how dope it is when Marvel actors know their characters well enough to improvise iconic moments that stand out in a universe chock-full of superheroes.
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Considering that the letter recites the same arguments that the Chamber and ILR have been espousing for years to the Rules Committee and state legislatures, Chock said, the timing left little doubt that those groups pushed for the GCs to write the letter.
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It was back to business as usual with Scandal on Thursday (April 20), which means it was chock-full of intrigue, chessboard-like maneuvering, and, of course, one big OMG moment that left everyone's jaw on the floor and set Twitter on fire.
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The ex-boy band member celebrated the big 4-7 Wednesday at Jason Aldean's Kitchen + Rooftop Bar in Nashville in what appeared to be a bachelorette-themed bash -- which was chock-full of no-shame ballerina birthday girl fashion, and 'NSYNC karaoke hits.
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Chock full of sage and sometimes trite self-help tidbits—"You can learn more from a critique than from a compliment!" and "Never complain without offering a solution"—it's a reminder that we should take West's tweets with a grain of salt.
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The narrative continues to flourish because the media understands how many millions of Trump-haters out there are willing to click on headlines chock-a-block with new allegations about the ways Russia is subverting the new Republican presidency and the nation.
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The House has sent the Senate an energy reform bill chock full of conservative proposals that have turned Democrats against the legislation, and in some cases, against the idea of even going to a conference committee to try writing a compromise package.
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Two-time world champions Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France scored a personal best of 81.10 in the short dance to take a lead of more than eight points over second-placed Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the United States.
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My crew began our ride at Jacob Riis, since the beach location closes earliest, picking up our punch cards (available at all locations, and to be stamped at each) and picking out our first flavors (Summer of Love, chock-full of cupcake pieces).
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For dehydrated skin, go for an extra layer of hydration with a gel like Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner Gel ($23) or Rosette Ceramide Gel ($12), both of which are chock-full of skin-plumping ceramides as well as collagen and sodium hyaluronate.
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The top three American dance teams are expected to challenge for a bronze medal in Pyeongchang: Madison Hubbell, 26, and Zachary Donohue, 27, who train in Montreal; Maia Shibutani, 23, and her brother Alex, 26; and Madison Chock, 25, and Evan Bates, 28.
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Skip the chaos and check out Little Collins Street, one block away, one of Melbourne's many laneways — the Aussie term for side streets, inner alleys, and arcades — that are chock-full of funky, independent boutiques, many showcasing the works of Australian designers.
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Additionally, the recent focus on capital improvements at New York's most storied nonprofits is occurring at a time when their boards are chock-full of real estate barons and finance wizards who have voted to reduce services, lay off employees and offload assets.
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On their map they found a road leading to a vineyard—lots of vegetation, sure, but chock full of water and therefore quite resistant to burning—and turned in, landing a kilometer from a ridge line the fire was burning up to.
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Since discovering Tiffany & Co.'s advent calendar that's chock full of actual diamonds, we've had our hearts set on finding a suitable alternative for our own Christmas countdowns — and by this we mean one that doesn't cost more than most people's annual rent.
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All of this web-spinning and hand-wringing in the media reached fever pitch for the grand finale: Trump's 76-minute speech that was so chock full of specifics and policy platforms that it had to be backed up by 282 footnotes.
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If there was any lingering doubt that the Canadian government is chock-full of fricking nerds whose lunch money I would like to relieve them of, the Bank of Canada's announcement of a shiny new 10 dollar bill on Friday convinced me. Why?
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Petting Zoos May Be Chock Full of SuperbugsThose adorably tame goats and other animals you love to touch at your local petting zoo might not…Read more ReadThe CDC was never able to find any common suppliers of contaminated beef or cheese.
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Sure, it may seem a little excessive, but before you think about writing the whole thing off, remember that the night is going to be chock-full of some of the best artists in the biz, so it's (probably!) worth the time and energy.
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Japanese judges also gave one of the US teams, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, an above-average score in seven of eight performances, and they gave the Italian team of Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte an above-average score 10 out of 10 times.
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It's not surprising that their feed is chock-full of jewelry-layering inspo, but it's also sprinkled with appearances by the likes of Bella Hadid, Adriana Lima, and Romee Strijd donning those very same jewels you just saved to your "WANT" Collection on Instagram.
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