And I would just be very, very careful about just understanding and I'd have copious notes, copious pads of paper about who liked what.
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I had a roommate, and we had a routine: watch Girls over copious amounts of popcorn and copious amounts of red wine, now replaced with high-end ginger ale.
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I grate copious amounts of parmesan over the whole thing.
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In her copious spare time, Edith curates a mobile newsletter.
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My golden ticket still cost me copious amounts of money.
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Any one that you go to is, again, copious food.
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Copious evidence surfaced of apparent criminal violations in foreclosure cases.
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Perhaps more relevantly, I have copious experience with taking antidepressants.
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Copious amounts of sequins made the afterdark looks very sparkly.
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That copious length is sculpted to optimize the car's aerodynamics.
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Even the copious cutscenes are amazing, something that's become increasingly rare.
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We already knew that copious prints would be on the menu.
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Rinse and repeat, then rinse again in copious amounts of blood.
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Fortunately for everyone involved, Demolition has copious amounts of JG voiceover.
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Demography, mobility trends and urbanisation all require copious amounts of fuel.
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She barred mention of DuBose's copious marijuana-related arrests as well.
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Copious drugs and alcohol were consumed to keep up the pace.
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DxE took copious photos and video from the facilities it investigated.
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There is copious evidence of Mr. Trump's longstanding vendetta against CNN.
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Nainggolan is also known for his blond mohawk and copious tattoos.
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So are the body slams, the melodrama and the copious laughs.
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In his bachelor years, it paid for his copious restaurant bills.
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Sure, same, the others all agree, with copious amounts of eyerolling.
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At the same time, they both have copious amounts of cash.
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Despite the goose's copious gifts, it has fallen out of favor.
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And Trump's copious tweeting is about self-aggrandizement and instant gratification.
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Lake Wanaka New Zealand's copious outdoor adventured consistently endears itself to travelers.
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Unfortunately, that often means copious amounts of packing tape, sweat, and frustration.
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HBO, however, is cash rich, thanks to its copious number of subscribers.
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Especially fresh-baked buttermilk English muffins smeared with copious amounts of butter.
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Perhaps the copious amounts of Cheetos on hand will soften the blow.
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In many households, a copious bowl of shrimp is the default answer.
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It tasted primarily of vinegar and salt — and copious amounts of both.
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Athletes don't rise to Drouin's level without copious amounts of self-confidence.
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Merely assembling a guest list can cause couple copious amounts of anxiety.
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The Whitney Museum instead organized a panel and issued copious clarifying statements.
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"I'm wiping off copious amounts of egg from my face," he said.
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One is that Adam, the robot, arrives with "copious" dark pubic hair.
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The first prototypes leaked copious amounts of steam and weren't very efficient.
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A rooftop lounge with copious plantings has views of the surrounding countryside.
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So the point is we are already sending copious amounts of information.
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She blurs any qualms she may have with copious amounts of alcohol.
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B&M is looking for a candidate with copious chicken nugget expertise.
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It also happened to contain copious close-up images of the annotations.
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The copious and damning evidence provided may as well not have existed.
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Investors also poured copious sums into co-working, consumer internet and augmented reality.
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Citadel, PDT Partners and Bridgewater all still provide copious free food for employees.
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As you might expect, there is also a rather copious amount of alcohol.
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It collects copious data on its viewers in order to serve them better.
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Jurors seemed to be paying close attention, taking copious notes while she spoke.
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Some familiarity with the copious literature on unconscious racial bias is a plus.
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No. 15 Duke has just one big man, Marshall Plumlee, playing copious minutes.
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MasterClass appeared to synthesize all these developments, with the addition of copious stardust.
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It's slightly larger than Earth, and there's copious plant life on the surface.
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Hualien drainage struggling with copious amount of rain from #typhoon #Megi #Taiwan pic.twitter.
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But there's a caveat, which sounds sweet coming from her despite copious bleeping.
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It's loaded with tomatillo salsa, pickled onions, and a copious amounts of avocado.
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Eyler describes Ozgood as a Tamagotchi-like experience, but with copious bodily fluids.
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Penicillin is now available in copious amounts, as are other bacteria-killing antibiotics.
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But earmarking copious disaster money for fires threatens to entrench some perverse incentives.
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Take copious notes and reflect them back to your manager in writing. 3.
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Child's copious use of butter and different forms of alcohol in her recipes.
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The copious amount of meat strewn about the restaurant almost doubles as decoration.
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Instead, he sends copious notes, and his scripts' stage directions communicate his intentions.
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Copious three-course menus, which change every day, cost a mere 9 euros.
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In this awesome animated video copious make outs occur—with slithery paper tongues.
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And today, with our copious greenhouse gas emissions, we're affecting the atmosphere even further.
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Drinking copious amounts of alcohol can take its toll under the best of circumstances.
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This nascent, dense asteroid belt could be producing copious amounts of dust and gas.
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Instead, Google is touting ease of use, copious integrations and zero cost (for some).
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The treatments were unorthodox, involving copious draughts of vegetable juice and thrice-weekly enemas.
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Because Mike Ashley apparently likes to consume copious, and probably dangerous, amounts of alcohol.
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Cersei Lannister-esque "must drink copious amounts of wine to deal" levels of rage.
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Or even Mia Wallace's dainty snorting of copious amounts of heroin in Pulp Fiction?
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Yes there were the copious number of Trump signs in suburbia and rural areas.
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Grocers wrap individual items, even blobs of cheese, butter and coffee in copious plastic.
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The books had copious details, hundreds of footnotes, and monstrous distortions of key facts.
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The deterioration, she posits, is perhaps due to his copious intake of Diet Coke.
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It was impossible for the ushers to control the taking of copious flash photos.
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Viewers marveled at the copious amounts of vermouth, red wine and brandy that Mrs.
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After that, I took copious notes, and the chapters more or less wrote themselves.
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Gaumont himself omitted her copious contributions when he wrote a history of his company.
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Organizers set up handwashing stations and offered copious hand sanitizer gel during the conference.
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He systematically goes through Thomas's copious work to show that race informs it all.
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She took photographs all the while and made copious notes for the case file.
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Arabella's nature was copious, unjealous, all-embracing, and she liked Jocelyn from the start.
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One of the weirdest things about the game is the copious Super Mario references.
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To the south is the river's only salt marsh, with its copious bird life.
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Faceswapping can either cause copious amounts of belly laughter, or a truly terrifying scene.
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"We keep very copious notes of every contact we have with campaigns," he said.
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This is not your cue to start drinking copious amounts of red wine, they added.
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Copious booze, Honey's coke, fake names: they helped us forget who and where we were.
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Wellness, like Formula One racing, seems to require the consumption of copious amounts of oil.
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Bonobos famously indulge in copious copulatory play, often settling disputes with various nonreproductive sexual configurations.
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The disease, which causes copious bleeding, spread to 45 people in the area, killing 23.
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Despite surreals, but always copious lists of claims, these people appear on popular TV shows.
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And any objections to the plot tend to fall away during the copious action sequences.
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The soup is known to remedy sore throats because of its copious amount of ginger.
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Dairy cattle need a lot of it, and produce copious excrement and urine in return.
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It also supports copious bespoke industries like craft beer, Etsy, and the cupcake industrial complex.
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Copious texts in these galleries paint a picture of urban societies not unlike our own.
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But he wanted to win them over, so he put "Operation Copious Gratitude" into practice.
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But copious data and fast speeds are pointless if mobile users can't get a signal.
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When she was the navigator, my God, copious documentation of all aspects of the trip.
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The plot is desultory; what occurs is talk, plus copious inner musings about family relationships.
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Asian-American groups denounced the segment as racist, citing its copious references to Asian stereotypes.
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" She claims Henricks later became suicidal after "drinking copious amounts of vodka and mixing drugs.
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This is fun, casual gluttony and the copious portions have many diners leaving with leftovers.
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Absent the documentary material he's accustomed to, he overcompensates with copious analyses of Leonardo's works.
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Ms. Donaldson was known as a copious note-taker, whose constant documentation made colleagues anxious.
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A simple YouTube search for the city management sim Cities: Skylines will yield copious results.
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The nudity is copious and graphic but matter-of-fact and close to equal-opportunity.
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Many American films do get released, but only with copious cuts to please the censors.
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But the copious evidence in this lawsuit suggests that those standards are being applied unequally.
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We have officially entered the month of copious amounts of turkey and stuffing --> http://bit.
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She takes copious notes with a mechanical pencil that she produces from a plastic case.
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Whenever those terribly played games got too long, copious inhalation helped along our Zen appreciation.
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The rear seats are equally comfy, but as with most sports sedans, legroom isn't copious.
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The effects of Obamacare repeal have, rightly, received copious attention in the wake of the election.
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Workers will repaint those huge numbers at the ends of each runway and replace copious signage.
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Tis the season … for stockpiling copious amounts of garlic, crosses and holy water to fight vampires.
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Only later did we learn about his double life, the furious fights and the copious tears.
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Large beverage producers, manufacturers and power companies all use copious amounts of water that need management.
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This was the largest data set WIRED received, including copious data on both applicants and examiners.
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Copious research shows the best way to do this is through promoting the use of contraception.
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I was offered, and drank, copious amounts of alcohol — which only made that emotional reaction worse.
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The old Xbox required a copious amount of space to ensure it could stay well-ventilated.
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There's only one way to get through all this impeachment inquiry testimony: copious amounts of snacks.
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Soon the team had turned up a small trove of potsherds and began taking copious notes.
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What was the impact of those copious reports on the rape that never happened in Berlin?
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Willoughby's wife has staged their living room with copious amounts of bottled water — just in case.
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An outdoor event that does more than bring people together to eat copious amounts of meat.
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There was life-size Yahtzee, go-karting, video games, board games, and copious amounts of dancing.
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It's light enough to be the final indulgence in a copious feast, but that's an aside.
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This, of course, has attracted copious engineers, a key ingredient to building a successful tech hub.
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It is advisable that you do copious amounts of recreational drugs while using your Sadness Lamp.
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His subjects wrote copious letters, kept diaries, gave speeches and recorded their conversations with one another.
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On the ceiling you can see copious amounts of paint peeling and hanging from the ceiling.
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Copious free food included not only chicken biryani and samosas, but also cookies and chocolate cupcakes.
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So copious are Gulf investments in London that Britain's capital is the "eighth emirate", says Mr Johnson.
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Excellent skate photography, a somewhat oversize format overall, lots of raunchy humor and, yes, copious soft porn.
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Let's give this one an "R" for copious amounts of profanity and foreshadowing the end of humanity.
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Nova and Apex are both excellent, customizable launchers with copious extra features on top of existing functionality.
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For those costumes, I drew on copious stock images, video footage, and the expertise of other builders.
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Where Mr Berlusconi did succeed was in passing copious volumes of legislation that favoured his own interests.
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It's the subject of copious scientific studies and papers, and hundreds of long-running live-play podcasts.
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Conversely, the joy of glitter is immediate, Instagrammable, and is not reliant on copious amounts of sweat.
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I'm already queuing up copious amounts of bass-heavy Kendrick and thrashing Deafheaven for our forthcoming review.
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The Fourth of July is a time for pool floats, copious hot dogs, and shopping – yes, shopping.
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The keyboard base still houses copious amounts of battery and, in some cases, a discrete Nvidia GPU.
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Workers tasked with cleaning such camps in Seattle complained of used syringes, human feces, and copious garbage.
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We should spend copious amounts of time listening, usually through data, to figure out our next move.
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All the while, Mr. Trump received copious amounts for himself, with the help of a compliant board.
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Here's what it's like aboard the Train Suite Shiki-Shima: Guests are greeted by copious gold plating.
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Despite copious numbers of squad photos and cat videos, the singer is no longer winning on Instagram.
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I have an intricate system of calendar reminders, to-do lists, copious notes, and lots of photos.
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I was having sex with multiple partners, experimenting with drugs and drinking copious, alarming amounts of alcohol.
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Mountains also tend to feature weather extremes, such as wild temperature fluctuations and copious amounts of rain.
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In today's digital age, it pays to learn how to make sense of copious amounts of information.
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It's disappointing that some of the best parts of the game are overshadowed by the copious shootouts.
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There is no narrative arc to lift long historical passages out of the bog of copious facts.
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It is no surprise that there are copious ties between the Oregon GOP and the far right.
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No doubt, the House managers had been taking copious notes watching the Trump lawyers since Saturday morning.
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I made copious margin notes to the first dozen or so pages of my mother's college edition.
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The community is home to copious Islamophobia, trolling of liberals and near constant bashing of Hillary Clinton.
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Adam Schiff, given copious material to work with by Mr. Sondland, kept an intent headlight stare throughout.
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I took copious notes, eager to capture a fraction of the ideas and inspiration in the room.
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Schiff is the Democrats' go-to carnival barker when it comes to spreading copious amounts of disinformation.
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Bad behavior in the restaurant business often goes hand in hand with the copious consumption of alcohol.
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Victims with the syndrome produce copious amounts of alcohol through the breakdown, or fermentation, of starchy foods.
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The only sounds were the wind moving through the copious bamboo and the ghostly buzzing vending machines.
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Enthused about my empty row and copious legroom, I fell asleep before the plane even took off.
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I had to take copious notes to make sure I could retain the things I was learning.
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Inside, the red leather seats contrast with the copious amounts of shiny metal on the dash and console.
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Also importantly, the black holes emit copious amounts of gravitational waves as they close in on each other.
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Hikers and campers will marvel at its copious amounts of petrified wood and 3,000-year-old Indian petroglyphs.
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He instead took copious amounts of cocaine and read and watched extreme pornography which included violence and rape.
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As seen in the copious plans on view here, they are conceived with rigorous engineering clarity and efficiency.
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And what better way to celebrate the big 3-0 than with copious amounts of wine and cake?
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East Coast transplants raved about the authenticity, freshness and the copious amount of meat in the lobster rolls.
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It's just trying to figure out a way to metabolize the copious amount of medicine safely and effectively.
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We make fun of the copious collateral damage he can cause, but that's exactly what it is—collateral.
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Spicer was so well-known for his copious notes that underlings joked about him writing a tell-all.
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Nonetheless, there would be copious synergies to harvest from combining overlapping functions, from corporate overheads to global procurement.
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The refrain, however, is common — usually joined with copious contempt — about the formerly named "Anthropogenic Global Warming" (AGW).
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I try to be stealthy, and use the copious plant life to hide, but it never lasts long.
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In between drinking copious amounts of beer, they took care of me, bringing me water, Gatorade, and medicine.
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For that, it has been rewarded with a copious amount of nominations and wins at the primetime Emmys.
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But as the general election campaign has ground on, his copious video and audio content has buried him.
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My neighbor's teenage son smokes copious amounts of marijuana with his friends, presumably when his parents aren't home.
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At the Bainbridge house, his regular tasks include fixing leaks, painting, sweeping, mopping and polishing the copious woodwork.
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Upstairs, amid concrete walls and copious light, there are works by Maurizio Cattelan, Kurt Schwitters and Alexander Calder.
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But they are often as pointless as they are copious, lawyers for the victims of the spying contend.
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They could also be of questionable quality, and often contained copious translation notes that necessitated pausing to read.
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Ms. Wang is one of many performers who like to flesh out their musical personalities with copious encores.
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Brandeis had few allies of his stature, and his own writing on the subject was copious but unspecific.
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I grew up in an Italian and Greek kitchen — hello, copious amounts of olive oil and red meat.
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They serve spicy pickles, three-buck beers, copious shandies, and heavy-duty mai tais with a real bite.
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Donaldson said she took copious notes, which the committee believes will bolster its probe into potential obstruction of justice.
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Copious amounts of beer and glaring sleeplessness wreak their havoc, and everything starts to seem like a huge fog.
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Today is a day to drink copious amounts of coffee and see the city under my own pedal power.
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She's bathed in copious amounts of oil, legs crossed just so, with her bush as the photo's focal point.
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Without having a big, sticky menu that you have to page through, Roots aims to offer a copious variety.
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The writing really nails the Guardians vibe, striking a steady balance between heartwarming adventure and copious amounts of jokes.
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A typical battle will involve swords shoved through faces, bodies ripped in half, and copious amounts of rolling heads.
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Summer just wouldn't be summer if it didn't include copious amounts of seafood and a few well-oiled bodybuilders.
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Copious piles of cow manure are spread across pastures, a practice that results in greenhouse gas emissions as well.
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They must have ingested copious amounts of the candied gummy rings, because their symptoms were indicative of marijuana poisoning.
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The masses use flashing holograms to sell copious sex, drugs, and violence, beneath a perpetually dark and rainy sky.
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Unlike Bear 856, however, Bear 747 focused most of his attention this summer on eating copious amounts of salmon.
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We both drink copious amounts of OJ. All the food and drinks (including alcohol) are free in the lounge!
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The Phillies' interminable rebuild has bequeathed copious plate appearances to Freddy Galvis, Ryan Howard, Peter Bourjos and Jeff Francoeur.
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Who knows what Gymder is doing with the copious amount of location data and photos it collects from users.
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Only a MetroCard fare and a few subway stops are between you and the copious amounts of dyed dough.
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In many countries, labour laws require firms to offer copious benefits and make it hard to lay workers off.
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Here's what it's like to ride on the Train Suite Shiki-Shima: Guests are greeted by copious gold plating.
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If you don't want to go there, you should still make frothy chocolate milk with copious amounts of vodka.
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Copious alcohol intake may or may not also have been involved, as is often the case at awards events.
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Every night also involved copious amounts of drug use, astronomically expensive meals out, and plenty of Colombian-Canadian sex.
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I limped into the town, famous for its blustery seas, shipwrecks and copious seafood, and tried to find replacements.
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On the plus side, its members enjoy immense economic benefits (see The Economist's copious coverage of the Brexit debate).
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Even though copious evidence surfaced of apparent criminal violations in foreclosure cases, there was a marked absence of prosecution.
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The good news is that potassium levels return to normal after you stop eating copious amounts of black licorice.
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I suggest finding other activities that don't involve drinking copious amounts of alcohol, like book clubs or running clubs.
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GTA V, for me, is a game about Californian tourism as made possible by copious amounts of vehicle theft.
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Opioid withdrawal symptoms include copious vomiting and diarrhea—and Straw says he saw feces all over the bathroom floor.
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The art, too, is big, billowy, digitally collaging together copious poetic details of personal significance (and of varying scrutability).
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There are times when Mr. Clemens's cooking runs slightly askew, when the copious cross-cultural influences muddy the experience.
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I remember instantly feeling at ease with him, which I credit to the copious amounts of alcohol we drank.
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This dip just opened the door to all the new ways you can consume copious amounts of EBTB seasoning.
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Kelly described Bolton as a "a copious note taker" and "an honest guy and an honorable guy," NJ.com reported.
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Either way, the game looks great, and the copious text and menus are still legible on a small display.
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Soundgarden at its best was Mr. Cornell's ideal vehicle because it gave his voice copious possibilities to grapple against.
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Facing the camera directly, he proceeds to shave off his copious body hair and beard with an electric razor.
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The original sawtooth roof is preserved, while copious additions play on the hard lines of the 53s Deco-inspired design.
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Without the ability to produce copious amounts of tar, this new study suggests, the Viking Age may have never happened.
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A supermassive black hole with a copious supply of fuel, or gas, will give off more high-energy X-rays.
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The copious buttons and switches meant that there were lots of things for players to poke at and play with.
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They may even harbor concerns about Big Tech firms with copious amounts of customer data becoming involved in financial services.
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While Disney has had copious success in other entertainment fields, it has never been able to crack the gaming world.
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Thursday that she would review two volumes of copious notes from the trial before announcing her decision the following morning.
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It's a hip workflow tracker, with pretty color coding and copious tabs and a "robust" API that syncs with Slack.
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And because tasks within email occupy a majority of most workdays, there's arguably few places better to capture copious data.
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Later, Hughes pointed out the copious black paint peeling from a porch handrail to a housing supervisor from Knox Hills.
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The cost of the copious research notes produced by investment banks has usually been folded into brokerage fees and commissions.
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"Knuckle kerfuffles are copious," Boutin wrote in an email, with a smiley-face emoji at the end of his sentence.
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He also made numerous guest appearances on TV and film, and did copious voice acting work for cartoons and radio.
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Eat copious amounts of ceviche and put on some good Japanese surf rock such as Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys.
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A used facial tissue can provide copious amounts of DNA, so the chief concerns are proper identification and safe storage.
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As Deadspin noted, the bans also extend to seemingly innocuous terms like "huge," which was returning copious amounts of porn.
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Have copious supplies like tape and bubble wrap on-hand, and a handcart on wheels will help move larger works.
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But Stephen King's style generally includes copious backstory, and for much of its run, Midnight Special gets along without it.
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He soon found himself mixed up with gangs, which explains the copious amount of scars on his face and body.
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With his death, however, he left behind a copious pile of notes for it and other aspects of the world.
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And it's a perfectly Bourdain-worthy dinnertime topic, best contested with raucous laughter, copious amounts of food and intense drink.
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"I can't run in the open anymore because I'm exposing myself to copious amounts of the soot," she told me.
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His former classmates enjoyed an open bar and copious hors d'oeuvres while being entertained by Harlem blues saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood.
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We see plenty of companies that raised copious sums of financing go on to be worth less than invested capital.
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Despite the copious amounts of food I had consumed throughout the day, I was tempted to eat this entire pizza.
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The traditional ingredients include chicken hearts, livers and spleen fried with lamb fat and copious amounts of onion and spices.
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America fears that China's autocrats have free access to copious data and can enlist local tech firms on national service.
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In doing so, he's trading copious amounts of shower sex for life in a coffin he's too weak to escape.
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The state news media gave copious coverage to orchestrated pro-government rallies as the authorities tried to re-establish order.
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So first rinse any stains in copious cold water to wash away as much of the offending material as possible.
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Altogether, between the tour, the meal and the copious photo ops, the event is expected to take approximately three hours.
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Widespread corruption has helped make the country one of the world's poorest despite copious reserves of copper, cobalt and gold.
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Mr. Lahlou, 48, grew up eating copious, slowly cooked meals with his large extended family in the heart of Marrakesh.
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All that's left is the copious shots of Chiefs fans celebrating and taking part in the heavily criticized tomahawk chop.
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It's the unofficial end of summer, where it's out with copious amounts of highlighter, and in with layering and PSLs.
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Spotify is going to start using its copious amounts of user data to run targeted ads inside its exclusive podcasts.
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Wilt earned copious scorn throughout his career for being so dominant (and so much bigger than most of his opposition).
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You might not believe that after playing for an hour or two, given the simple dialogue and copious poop jokes.
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Some, such as adding plot and expanding back stories, and making the copious violence a little less graphic, were necessary.
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Maybe it was the copious quantities of NyQuil I had chugged to drown a cold around the time we conceived.
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One co-worker, who watched it remotely from London, took copious notes and emailed them to the communications group afterward.
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But in actuality, they are rather monumental works requiring copious amounts of empty space to properly frame their operational existence.
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Too often, summer music festivals are punctuated by unbearably long lines, even more unbearable crowds, and copious amounts of branding.
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It's not like there isn't copious amounts of research out there: I'd just never taken the time to look it up.
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Our list included everything from personal income taxes (with its copious provisions) to estate taxes to Social Security benefits (eight kinds).
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Watch the video, below, and take copious notes — you may want to work up a routine with the fam at Thanksgiving.
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Franta's latest work centers on reflections he wrote while going through "copious amounts of therapy" to help deal with the condition.
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Whether it's copious amounts of body hair, peaking out from my Hanes boy brief underwear, or the tattoos on my chest.
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Quincy Jones goes in: In a wild, far-ranging interview with Vulture, the legendary music producer spilled copious amounts of tea.
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Bangkok Publishing Residence does have a kitchen, however, and a copious breakfast of eggs, meats and fruits, staves off total hunger.
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A long, quiet opening sequence shows Cleo washing the house's tiled driveway, mainly to get rid of the copious dog excrement.
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The core narrative is a crime epic full of all the prerequisite twists and turns like shocking betrayals and copious deaths.
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Often Berninger's problems—or the problems of the characters he inhabits —are supplemented with (and then complicated by) copious alcohol intake.
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Gathering with family and a copious amount of food and drink is part of what makes the Thanksgiving holiday so special.
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The copious amounts of liquor and drugs that appeared around me paired with the academic challenges of college first seemed unthinkable.
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And of course the evidence of widespread malevolent Russian activity, ranging from assassinations to hacking to social-media bombing, is copious.
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Still, traditional, bulge-bracket lenders bear larger market risks, more oversight and copious fixed costs like payroll or their branch networks.
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He described Singer as a predator who'd give young men copious amounts of alcohol and booze, before having sex with them.
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Bloys also denied that network executives had meddled with the series through copious notes to creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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A copious amount of light brown sediment can be seen wafting in the waters along the island's western and southern coasts.
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The cafe earned copious free press and became, in its own way, a flashpoint for how people thought about the web.
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Since the original, the series has been defined in part by its gruesome monsters, giant weapons, and copious amounts of blood.
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And although there has been copious public messaging reminding people not to drink from puddles of rainwater, it has been happening.
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On any given day, Facebook is flooded with copious amounts of hate speech, much of it directed at people of color.
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Of course, New Orleans is not alone in grappling with a confounding trifecta of copious rain, rising seas, and sinking lands.
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Days of talking and showing off the company's products, including copious amounts of treats from Dairy Queen, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary.
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But it became a perfect example of how, despite copious amounts of support, donations, wishes and prayers, rebuilding can't be rushed.
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Spicer filled notebooks over his eight-month tenure as Trump's spokesperson, taking copious notes as the administration got off the ground.
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This man, who keeps such copious written and audio files on his life, is the monster he has made of himself.
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Rather, the past five months have seen copious amounts of copy, airtime and bandwidth marshaled in service of excavating Kobe's humanity.
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Most animals can be cremated at the wat, although pet pigs present difficulties for the crematory because of their copious fat.
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Featuring 12 actual cars and copious supplementary material like drawings, the exhibition celebrates the field for which Detroit is best known.
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Even the Vancouver store that was trying to shame its customers into shunning plastic bags uses copious amounts of plastic packaging.
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The shift was predicated by a copious amount of freedom granted by a general lack of editorial interest in the character.
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After all, over the three decades his father, King Salman, headed the family council, collecting copious evidence of his relatives' misdemeanors.
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At the same time, we all leave a copious trail of "data exhaust" that can reveal intimate details of our lives.
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Depending on where you live, January 4-7 and 12-15 could have "copious amounts" of snow, rain, sleet and ice.
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She lives in the sort of Manhattan apartment realtors describe as "well-appointed," with copious sun and art on display everywhere.
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Newmarket, England, is known for the copious number of stables that surround its open heath and the famed Warren Hill gallops.
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Every 90 series Volvo is packed with copious amounts of wood, leather and metal that are arranged in a pleasing way.
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But, because of my obsession with politics and rap music, I've also been exposed to copious amounts of New York mysticism.
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In an earlier era, Texas could sit back and wait for the state's copious high school talent to beg for scholarships.
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Mr. Peterson illustrates his arguments with copious references to ancient myths — bringing up stories of witches, biblical allegories and ancient traditions.
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The intra-Democratic Party conflict, he and his handlers reasoned, would generate copious media coverage and highlight the party's socialist insurgents.
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Lynch tells these early stories in voiceover accompanied by copious home video footage, speaking in his distinctive matter-of-fact tone.
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He and I soon put that behind us, though, with copious thumbs-up to each other throughout our two hours together.
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Monday brought the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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In addition to finding copious amounts of plankton in the area, the researchers observed various seabirds and a surprising number of whales.
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He took copious notes, and thought it might be interesting to write a blog post summarizing what he learned from each screenplay.
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If you pay even slight attention to any Bachelor episode, it's impossible to miss the copious amounts of booze the contestants consume.
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Ironically, the copious amounts of studies linking degenerative brain disease to football imply that the game appears to be ruining its players.
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The Golden Globes are always an especially fun awards show, given the copious amounts of free-flowing champagne the ceremony known for.
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As always, al-Qaeda and Islamic State fill the copious ungoverned spaces, perhaps offering a refuge for fighters fleeing Iraq and Syria.
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And with its sweeping soundtrack, lovely visuals, simple-yet-engrossing story, and copious turn-based battles, it managed to do just that.
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It's a series built on a foundation of cinematic cliches, from its stereotypical hero to its copious action movie-style set pieces.
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Let's imagine you love showing off the latest toys so much that you spend copious amounts of your disposable income on tech.
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It draws the audience through each step of the protagonist's inevitable downfall, delivering copious foreshadowing and jump scares with simple practical effects.
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Once the wave of blind panic and urge to drink copious amounts of gin has dissipated, you reach for a technology solution.
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Given the copious press coverage of those theories, even casual viewers could have the show's reveals ruined without doing too much digging.
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A friend of the DJ shot copious iPhone footage of him, smartly refraining from shooting the sparse crowd he was spinning for.
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Bliss must go through hours of paperwork and a full physical exam and give what seems to be copious amounts of blood.
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If you love going out, there are plenty of crafty ways to go alcohol-free without drinking copious amounts of fizzy drinks.
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As companies shift to artificial intelligence and machine learning, these are technologies that live and die by copious amounts of quality data.
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Whether it's the copious amounts of coke or just his asshole nature, Sam is an insensitive, sexist dick 90% of the time.
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When compared to the copious amount of research related to children's technology usage, very little focus has been placed on parental accountability.
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Copious red-tape and poor infrastructure put India 130th out of 189 countries in the World Bank's "Ease of doing business" rankings.
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In the days and hours before Hurricane Irma slammed into Florida, its residents were treated to copious media speculation about nightmare scenarios.
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She has urged the authorities to put barriers on bridges and other buildings, something that copious amounts of research show is effective.
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In the end, though, we weren't convinced that the wolf-y symbolism and copious bloodshed added up to much of a story.
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Copious amounts of food, compounded by stressful family dynamics, create a perfect storm for people dealing with bulimia and binge eating disorder.
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In my case, that means a wheelchair accessible property or hotel room, a parking space, WiFi and copious amounts of free tea.
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Copious research shows that this kind of dystopian framing backfires, driving people further into denial and helplessness; instead of acting, they freeze.
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Beckett included copious stage directions alongside the gnomic dialogue as the characters discuss, with dark humor, the meaninglessness of the human condition.
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And among its copious jokes, "Good Omens" has the wit and good taste to mock "The Sound of Music" on multiple occasions.
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Meanwhile, as if the copious stereo phasing and panning of the original album weren't enough, there's a whole new surround-sound mix.
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And that was before the notably grisly goings-on in the second act involving torture implements and copious amounts of red glop.
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There are people now who create rugs and other textiles from copious amounts of plastic bags, a pragmatic little ray of hope.
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Oscar Hunt LOS ANGELES — This is the time of year when Hollywood spends copious amounts of time and money to celebrate itself.
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And like any well-adjusted people-pleaser, it keeps copious notes on the haters who just can't stand to see it succeed.
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If you guzzle copious amounts of data, T-Mobile's unlimited plan is reasonably priced at $70, and its network provides good coverage.
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Throughout the decades, the terminal has played host to harried travelers, awe-struck tourists and copious events, like today's table tennis tournament.
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A constitutional lawyer, Lee took copious notes and strained to ensure he could see all of the exhibits being presented by Rep.
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With the uneven landscape and copious packages to deliver, Sam has to stay balanced in order to keep his precious cargo safe.
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For one, Yacktman argues that WeWork was not the only startup that used copious amounts of venture capital to achieve unicorn status.
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She had already provided the company with copious evidence of the way its platform has been abused by Mr. Duterte's troll army.
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While Clara Schumann left copious letters and diaries, many of those from her childhood were supervised, or even written, by her father.
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You've got friends, copious amounts of booze, really expensive burgers, fields, girls in cowgirl hats and lads decked out as Keith Lemon.
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The bureau collected copious evidence, and in 2016, Epstein pleaded guilty to the solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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But it's hard to deny how a sense of genuine fun soon permeates (not just from the copious amounts of free booze).
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Add copious amounts of booze and incessant fist-pumping in 30 degrees Celsius heat, and people can end up in potentially dangerous territory.
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This Monday brings the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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"During ovulation, there's much more copious mucus, and some women may notice a slightly different scent, with or without sex," Dr. Dweck explains.
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Making generous use of strobe lights, loud noises, and copious amounts of very realistic-looking fake blood, it was a deeply disturbing experience.
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Although it was annoying, I knew that copious amounts of body hair was just something that my foremothers had passed down to me.
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First, his reformist image helped attract copious capital flows from abroad, culminating in the sale of a 100-year bond in June 2017.
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The open-world racer will feature a blockbuster movie-style narrative, with three different characters, and copious amounts of car chases and explosions.
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As always, the city is rendered with an obsessive level of detail, from the garbage on the streets to the copious neon signs.
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" Manson says that at the time, she was "having sex with multiple partners, experimenting with drugs and drinking copious, alarming amounts of alcohol.
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Image: NASAThe Pluto-shaped void in our hearts has yet to be filled by Planet 9, copious amounts of Ben & Jerry's, or anything.
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As a result, officials are having to release copious amounts of fresh water into the ocean from the Bonnet Carré spillway in Louisiana.
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Sennheiser has announced the PC 373D, its latest headset for PC gamers featuring 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound and a copious amount of velvet.
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Jacobson, president of Hopkinson Real Estate, has seen the band over 200 times, met its members and owns copious amounts of rare memorabilia.
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Though they have often been glamorized as vicious carnivores, at least one species, scientists now say, consumes and digests "copious amounts" of seagrass.
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Funders are also prone to placing copious restrictions on their money to ensure it is spent on whatever it is they care about.
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For the next 36 hours, I continued to chug water and apply copious amounts of moisturizer because of a phantom sense of saltiness.
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" Mr. Hurd would stand before a whiteboard and recite copious statistics about operations, said Philip E. Meza, co-author of "Becoming Hewlett Packard.
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The tomato sauce I make for their almost-daily plate of pasta contains copious vegetables, sweated then fastidiously blended to conceal their presence.
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"With this storm, what's unique is it's forecast to stall ... dropping copious amounts of rainfall across the Carolinas and into Virginia," Long said.
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Most started out like Ella Henderson, who suffered from emotional trauma and chronic pain, for which she was prescribed copious amounts of morphine.
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The whole time I was reading "O Sing Unto the Lord," I was making copious notes to go and rediscover some forgotten anthem.
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BORIS JOHNSON arrived at the Conservative Party's annual conference in Manchester expecting questions on Brexit and how to fund his copious spending pledges.
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Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch's venture capital-focused podcast where each week we discuss other people's copious dollars and lacking sense.
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If the dust entered the phone, it would be visible once it was opened, and sure enough – there it was, in copious amounts.
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In "Black Panther," vibranium can store copious amounts of energy, and it's used in the Black Panther's suit to protect him from damage.
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His copious sulking and slams against the group — whose exclusive album he bought for $2 million — was an upending of the social order.
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The company has previously acknowledged that it misread the upmarket trend of athleisure, instead relying on copious logos and basic styles of sportswear.
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And the faces of Thanos's Black Order, his cabal of henchmen, are fearsome and distinct, offering both scintillating powers and copious nightmare fuel.
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Should you ever try the dish for yourself, be sure to ask for copious amounts of it to mitigate your first bung experience.
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Everyone you talked to in the piece — you've got copious quotes on the record — they seem very happy to have you writing about them.
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He brushes his teeth, he combs his resplendent child beard, he washes the copious quantity of hairspray out of his bouffanted, cockerel-like hair.
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That&aposs pretty obvious, as you stated in the monologue, copious crimes, 214 charges should have been filed -- HANNITY: There&aposs no dispute here.
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Before indulging in a beauty purchase, Nguyen makes sure to do copious amounts of research lest she waste her money on a subpar product.
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The Flip or Flop star says her secret to eating copious amounts of the chocolate treat all starts with one unexpected ingredient: black beans.
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The sparse world, the copious fetch quests, and the lacking save features feel archaic, and undermine the otherwise excellent action sequences and tight combat.
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"If they don't defend themselves, against the copious evidence that we already have, then I think it disadvantages them," Malinowski told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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"It feels terrible, we created copious chances but it didn't work," winger Oscar Moeller told reporters before hitting back at criticism of the team.
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In the past, they'd deal with copious numbers of middlemen, who would liaise with truck fleets to add unnecessary levels of complication and cost.
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This one is notable for its unsettling late '90s graphics, but it's the copious amounts of bare chested band members that pushes it over.
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The activity included "bulk searches and targeted downloading copious pages of information" that contained secret intellectual property related to Apple's self-driving car program.
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Previous attempts to fix the green pools with copious amounts of chlorine resulted in athletes complaining of burning sensations in their eyes and noses.
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They assemble our cars and vacuum our floors, one day, we will probably be having copious sex with them (this guy probably already has).
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Its Shatt al-Arab river watered copious marshlands, and in the 53s irrigated some 10m palm trees, whose dates were considered the world's finest.
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Family time really stresses me out and I usually cope with fatty foods, copious amounts of physical activity, and binge-watching something kinda lame.
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There was, as Sanchez notes, no real consideration for the "copious amounts of tragedy and trauma" from past events that still hurt the Navajo.
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Sadly, we live in a world in which eating copious amounts of the two foods is not only advised against, it's looked down upon.
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Phil Neville is Mark Anthony, Gary Neville is Julius Caesar, and this is the great funeral oration that moves the people to copious tears.
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"Even just visualizing them being poured makes your shoulders drop," she writes, of a dish that involves olive oil and copious amounts of honey.
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Since then, sushi has been shaped and rolled with copious amounts of food from all over the world, but rice has always been integral.
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So I "healed" my weight gain and depression with copious MDMA, as well as speed that I procured in the form of diet pills.
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I did appreciate the copious bright fill here; clues for DRAMA, STELLAS, ATMS, OBOE, NYET and SMURFS, among many others, made solving fly by.
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" Asked about the network's copious Russia coverage, Mr. Lack said he had no qualms, saying of the story, "It's got a lot of tentacles.
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The Pacific Northwest is understandably excited about a possible shift to wooden building materials, as it is home to copious forests and idled sawmills.
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To say the least, journalism too has always been a flawed institution, its failings even more copious and better known than those of science.
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Top athletes burn more than 1,000 calories an hour and sweat away copious amounts of fluid, which makes energy consumption and hydration so important.
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There are copious 3-D projections, holograms, interactive elements and even a ship simulator that reimagines the maritime journeys of wine merchants throughout history.
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Trump himself and his congressional allies did not attempt on Tuesday to dispute the substance of Taylor's claims, which were based on copious notes.
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Skeptics have said that the state is merely taking credit for the effects of a temperate climate and copious natural resources, including hydroelectric power.
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Moe's four floors are packed with more than 200,000 new and used books, with copious sections on academic topics like Medieval Studies and philosophy.
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Moe's four floors are packed with more than 200,000 new and used books, with copious sections on academic topics like Medieval Studies and philosophy.
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A study of its dies, molds, and copious thingamajigs provides a behind-the-scenes view of everyday habits and beloved monuments in the city.
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Where Cunningham was "monastic and reserved at best," Mr. Wilson gives "an overabundance of communication and clarity": copious notes, shoptalk at all hours, warmth.
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I was on the news almost every day, I received copious mail, my family visited often, and I was always able to afford basic commissary.
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On Thursday, friends and families convene around tables across the United States to celebrate gratitude, tradition, and the consumption of copious amounts of comfort food.
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At night, however, hippos will emerge from their muddy squalor to feed on copious amounts of grass, and profusely poop out the previous evening's meal.
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The impact likely triggered a global cooling event by delivering copious amounts of debris, dust, and water vapor into the atmosphere, blocking incoming solar radiation.
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Oculus Touch doesn't change the fact that the Rift is a bulky mask with copious wiring, running on a type of computer few people own.
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I took copious notes in the margins of William Bridges' book "Transitions: Making Sense of Life's Changes" as I mapped potential paths for my future.
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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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In the midst of this sprawling yakuza epic are a copious number of side stories that add a much more lighthearted vibe to the experience.
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Provided that Trump himself was not aware, such a revelation would likely be greeted with little surprise, even if served with copious amounts of outrage.
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But before you start shoveling copious amounts of it into your mouth, note that yogurt may be healing to the outside of your body, too.
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Like the rest of the region, Assam is blessed with copious natural resources and sparsely populated areas, relative to the dusty plains of India's heartland.
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It doesn't quite reach those lofty heights: take away its synth-heavy soundtrack and copious '80s references, and the game wouldn't be nearly as interesting.
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It comes with everything needed to melt your stresses away with copious amounts of steam, including a heater, digital thermostat, and an air filtration system.
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And while there are cocktails and copious sweet treats to enjoy — like a Halloween Frappuccino, hello there — this fall holiday is all about the costumes.
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In its announcement, Tesla said that every new vehicle would include: In the very beginning, this equipment won't do much apart from gather copious data.
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These massive floodplains formed around 3.4 billion years ago as copious amounts of rushing water, pouring out from beneath the surface, carved the Martian landscape.
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There was little danger in showering Trump with copious amount of free press, the argument went, because of how blatantly unqualified Trump was for president.
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This is what we've been training for our whole lives: pre-gaming the long-awaited return of Gilmore Girls with copious amounts of Thanksgiving food.
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Dr Alexander has gone on to publish a kind of best-practice sonification guide for researchers swimming in the copious data from sun-studying satellites.
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Still, Shkuda's copious research – complete with statistical tables, legal accounts, and firsthand interviews with dozens of the area's first resident artists — produces a multifarious story.
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It's a show where the copious sprays of blood are so obviously computer-generated that it almost seems like they're downplaying the viscera on purpose.
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A CULINARY tour of Europe offers copious delights: a perfectly thin pizza slice from Naples, a glistening paella on Valencia's beachfront, a fresh Parisian croissant.
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Copious research had found that restrictions around abortion access are totally ineffective at reducing abortion; instead, they put women's health, safety, and wellbeing at risk.
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The researchers say that high-manganese materials like the ones discovered on Mars aren't capable of forming without copious amounts of liquid water and oxygen.
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While Greece, an EU member, receives copious EU support, Macedonia is bearing the brunt of the refugee crisis and is forced to largely fend alone.
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That gives the first two episodes the feeling of a bait-and-switch, since the preview for the series used copious footage from the controversy.
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The two astronauts took copious photographs, though Alan Bean, now no doubt feeling like a klutz, left several rolls of film on the lunar surface.
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During Nowruz, a celebration of rebirth and renewal, people color eggs, scrub their houses from top to bottom and eat copious amounts of fresh herbs.
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As I waited for my turn with the dolphins, I tried in vain to splash away the copious amount of feces floating in the water.
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He kept copious records of his obsession over violations of the parking rules at the complex and related confrontations, complaints and calls to towing services.
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For hair, Ms. Mahoney massaged copious amounts of May 203 hair oil ($38) into the roots and through the lengths for a similarly edgy feel.
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"Some people can hang out and watch a movie; our activity happens to be hanging out and consuming copious amount of food," said Ms. Suen.
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As Jeezy's popularity soared, so did the demand for the T-shirts, inspiring copious bootleg versions as well as bans in schools across the country.
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To counter New Orleans' fast pace and copious amounts of Davis, Kerr saw little alternative than to go smaller and start with his best lineup.
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Mr. Bentley had run as a moral exemplar and a man of humility — but instead was revealed, by copious evidence, as a self-serving bully.
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Aside from the copious logos and motivational quotations, there are some less intuitive choices, including multiple pictures of the Roberto Clemente Bridge, a Pittsburgh landmark.
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"EPA's Designations Delay is devoid of any showing that the copious information already before the agency is somehow 'insufficient,' " the groups wrote in their lawsuit.
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A tiny feeling that justice is finally, at least somewhat, being served, and a desire to celebrate this — however ephemeral — tiny feeling with copious Champagne.
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Kidney disease, another common affliction of older dogs prompting them to produce copious amounts of dilute urine, is most often detected during an annual checkup.
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Buck Owens and Merle Haggard were the city's superstars, but this copious 1503-CD set, which includes an extensively researched hardcover book, digs far deeper.
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Something quite similar is already required in financial markets, where copious records are preserved and reported, while preserving the commercial secrecy of the firms involved.
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Yes, the birth of Jesus is the impetus behind it, but humans have always celebrated the dead of winter with massive festivals featuring copious consumption.
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As the plot unfolds, copious airtime is devoted to a television star turned politician named Victor Fluke (hmm!) whose immunity to shame generates big ratings.
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This year there were 14 cameras in the hall; some of the cameramen hid behind the copious floral arrangements, like hunters in a duck blind.
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According to a study published Wednesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, the bonnethead shark pairs its meaty meals with copious amounts of seagrass.
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If there's one thing Game of Thrones is known for — along with the dragons and the copious amounts of nudity, that is — it's the death scenes.
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But the curiosity voyage gets a little off track with its science, and we're not talking about exploding rats or people consuming copious amounts of chemicals.
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The film doesn't currently have a rating, but I would recommend an R for blood-smeared nudity, drug usage, copious swear words, and unrepentant sacrilegious slapstick.
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We know that Russian state media openly attacked Clinton and boosted Trump, the overt arm of a media campaign that copious evidence suggests was also covert.
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Other sites had more features, flashier graphics and copious amounts of venture funding, but PoF was free and spent most of its resources fighting spam accounts.
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The Permian's story is an example of how a mixture of luck, geology, technology, law and true grit can keep on delivering oil in copious quantities.
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Yet Imaishi's primary influence — and what separates the film from many Trigger productions — is its copious use of CG, provided by Sanzigen, a Japanese animation company.
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He kept copious notes on each of the patients and he had his own zero to six ranking for the mental capacities of each, Kanger said.
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From the slow-motion flag-waving to the copious explosions and visually incomprehensible CG action, the series has become the ultimate expression of Bay's idiosyncratic style.
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A crowdfunded spiritual successor to the director's Castlevania classics, Bloodstained has everything you'd expect: terrifying monsters, gothic castles, copious amounts of blood, and lots of whips.
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When our fiction workshop professor is done, everyone in the class guesses that the story with copious amounts of nigga in it is the black boy's.
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Lawyers provided copious evidence that changes in sentencing had not caused violent crime to rise, but "it was like shouting into a vacuum," says the lawyer.
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On the surface of it, filter-feeding sounds like a painstakingly straightforward process: whale opens mouth, whale gobbles-up copious amounts of krill, whale closes mouth.
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For the record, I do enjoy both Coca-Cola (postmix, with lots of ice) and copious amounts of coffee, but the combination was always a concern.
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The main structure now consists of three round, metallic units that are connected by long tunnels with copious windows so you can safely watch the sandstorms.
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Instead, Lamb and his closest friends went hiking through a state park, grilled, smoked cigars, and passed out around the cabin after copious amounts of alcohol.
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I pull up each card on the computer, find it through the copious amounts of binders and set them aside for him to pay for it.
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According to the testimony of several witnesses, Robert Palmer had consumed a copious quantity of alcohol before making the decision to demonstrate the home-made device.
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Bezos provides an obvious example here: Distant spectators bemoan that Amazon never made money, though Amazon clearly has lines of business that throw off copious cash.
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Image: APBut as the new research shows, archaeologists shouldn't have underestimated these ancient Britons and their desire to eat copious amounts of pork at mass gatherings.
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Both of these scenarios kicked up copious amounts of debris that rained back down onto the lunar surface, particularly on the side opposite to the collision.
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The tough ballistic nylon construction withstands weather and wear, while the dedicated padded laptop sleeve and copious interior pockets keep all your mobile office essentials secure.
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Already, major producers like Budweiser — for better or worse depending on one's pallet — use rice along with some malted barley to brew copious amounts of beer.
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With an R rating and copious, furious fight sequences, Logan is already being compared to last year's superhero anomaly and to classic Westerns and road movies.
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In short, if you're the kind of person who enjoys piling copious amounts of attention onto your balls, the Bull Bag just might be a godsend.
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Pablo Jarillo-Herrero is channeling some of his copious energy into a morning run, dodging startled pedestrians as he zips along, gradually disappearing into the distance.
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Sitting motionless while swigging copious amounts of Red Bull, he seemed to enjoy trolling the crowd with isolated fragments of every cliché of electronic music histrionics.
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Australia is a country with vast arid areas, copious quantities of seawater and sunshine -- all the ingredients needed for a similar solar biofuel and food project.
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For the past few seasons, we've been spotting contemporary Copenhagen-based label Ganni all over our Instagram feeds and in copious fashion week street style shots.
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And production of copious amounts of energy globally, through nuclear power, reduces the importance of oil and gas, which can also be a source of conflict.
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Apple soon began reviewing Zhang's network activity and found that he had downloaded "copious pages" of company trade secrets and intellectual property, according to the complaint.
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That means you won&apost have to spend copious amounts of time researching "sweet spots" in award charts to get the maximum value from your rewards.
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His book is thoroughly researched, largely based on Hobsbawm's own copious papers, but diligence is not matched by a sense of proportion or lightness of touch.
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The event yielded a copious of free products for attendees, especially considering Seamon is under no obligation to post anything online in exchange for the invite.
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Moniz is part of the Roxy Surf Team, a role that requires taking copious photo shoot trips around the globe to create content for the brand.
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Next, contaminated clothing or jewelry should be removed and affected areas should be rinsed with copious amounts of cool tap water for ten to 20 minutes.
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Police and troops break up the demonstrations by firing copious amounts of tear gas that often floods nearby apartment buildings and in some cases health clinics.
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Despite the disproportionate amount of attention it still receives — including copious previews in magazines and newspapers — it's definitely not the home of TV's most acclaimed shows.
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The context for this characterization is both copious and inadequate in "Because I Could Not Stop," written by James Melo and directed by Donald T. Sanders.
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They also spend copious amounts of time sketching out the miniature societies on board both the Erebus and Terror, the better to unravel those societies later.
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Bombs like Battlefield Earth are the rarest of creatures, like a pungent cheese to be savored over copious glasses of wine for trashterpiece connoisseurs like myself.
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But there's one significant, in-your-face difference between it and the sci-fi shows it otherwise resembles: the copious nudity, mostly, though not exclusively, female.
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I've started the preparations for a two-headed deer and another deer with copious amounts of antlers and horns that will be protruding from its head.
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It may not be as fast as matzo brei, but it adds some much needed variety to the Passover table, with copious melted cheese on top.
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It seems to have something to do with the format of the recordings, but it's still something of a mystery to me even after copious Googling.
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" My favorite part of this story is the detail that Ms. Gill's 303-year-old father is eating "copious amounts of marijuana-sedated lobster every day.
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There were copious tears, mud-soaked wedding dresses, moments of blindsided heartbreak, and at least a few couples who did say yes to a future together.
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Drawing on chatty letters, Lerner gives us a vivid picture of Kantorowicz's appetite for sociable pleasures: ambidextrous erotic dalliances, fancy meals, copious boozing, fishing and gossip.
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Also in attendance: ferns, marsh marigold and copious amounts of a kind of skunk cabbage that looks like spinach that has received a lot of encouragement.
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Also in attendance: ferns, marsh marigold and copious amounts of a kind of skunk cabbage that looks like spinach that has received a lot of encouragement.
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"It was like those chaotic, bohemian Greenwich Village scenes that you read about in books or see in movies," Schwartz says (minus the copious cigarette smoke).
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The former vice president has struggled at times to defend his copious voting record amid a Democratic presidential primary that has pitted progressives such as Sens.
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When she moved to the west side in 1962, Neel's paintings grew freer and nimbler, thanks partly to the copious light that flooded her new digs.
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Like other companies with access to copious amounts of data, PagerDuty, too, is clearly betting on using machine learning to solve some of its customers' problems.
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The best-known mass killing in the Nordic region is still that perpetrated by Anders Breivik, who left behind copious documentation of his white-supremacist ideology.
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Also, without wishing to be cruel, I would not shed copious tears if the latest Mowgli wound up as a protein snack for a passing carnivore.
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Deputy Transportation Secretary Jeffrey Rosen, who led a portion of the meeting, took copious notes during what many felt was a highly productive session, sources say.
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Locals in Zermatt, which is at an altitude of 5,200 feet, are used to copious snow and brief closures of access routes because of winter weather.
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She quickly garnered national attention in February when she accused the notoriously powerful pro-Israel lobby, AIPAC, for bending senators to its will through copious funding.
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So instead, let's assume copious negative emissions technology will be available in the latter half of the century, just to give ourselves the most room possible.
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What's striking about Frieze Masters 2016 is the consistency and boldness of the booths; there's little waffling going on, and strong pieces are given copious room.
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It limits each country to 1,550 deployed nuclear warheads across 700 delivery systems; its verification regime includes 20173 on-site inspections each year and copious data exchanges.
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Now, the media has been very busy doing what they do best, spreading anti- Trump vitriol, copious amounts of fake news, especially true over at NBC News.
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I'm going to eat all my favourite foods, spend all day in my pyjamas, drink copious amounts of prosecco and binge-watch all my best-loved shows.
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Companies operating in California have to abide by copious rules governing employees, such as those setting minimum wage, workers' compensation, overtime and guaranteed leave, just for starters.
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The Saudis may yet be forced by the copious evidence against them to admit some measure of guilt, perhaps calling Mr Khashoggi's death an abduction gone bad.
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Steven Ellison, FlyLo distributed free Brainfeeder barf bags before the short due to its unsettling skin ailments, copious body fluids, and possibly the most explicit puppetry ever.
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Granted, I couldn't try the Blade's general voice control or its Alexa integration given the copious amount of noise around us and the shoddy ballroom Wi-Fi.
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Given the sheer amount of information, a product like AppDynamics is monitoring, it's a perfect use case for machine learning, which feeds on copious amounts of data.
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PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal disorder, changes the balance of hormones that are necessary for ovulation — and sometimes, it can manifest in copious hair growth.
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They are also capable of sucking up copious amounts of data about criminals and innocents alike, information which can then be stored by authorities for later use.
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Nostalgia rarely rules at the Emmys, and though House of Cards always garners major nominations, it has yet to match them with major wins, despite copious opportunities.
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That said there were many British and European champs whom I knew, goody two-shoe types who lived in the gym but smoked copious amounts of ganja.
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But it's quite likely both bears 747 and 409 will be back next summer, and consuming copious amounts of salmon under the watchful eyes of the explore.
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Moreover, to get around difficulties in the north, the rebels' Gulf patrons might redouble their efforts to operate from Jordan, where their copious aid gives them leverage.
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Then, it's just Miller and some of the fattest bears on the planet, consuming copious amounts of salmon as they fatten up for winter's long, callous hibernation.
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If that worked, the scientists wondered, could a limitless amount of fat tissue prevent the syndrome, even if copious amounts of fat were stored in that tissue?
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Atlanta's five parallel runways and copious taxiways help keep delays relatively low, according to Mayerowitz, while plenty of lounges and restaurants offer plenty for travelers to do.
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Few have made adequate use of the copious historical records that are available to researchers, though, like all archives, the Kennedy papers are incomplete, imperfect and sanitized.
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"There appears to be copious amounts of cash around" and "spreads are compressing as investors reach for yield," said Greg Saulnier, a Municipal Market Data (MMD) analyst.
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Copious rope, often dark and foreboding, evokes fierce barriers and forcible restriction, while innumerable strands of colored yarn (red, blue, orange, yellow, green) are lambent and entrancing.
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The height of the OpenStack hype was around late 2014, where even small startups used their copious venture funding to host lavish parties at the project's conferences.
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"Nearly invisible seams and copious amounts of adhesive means any attempt at repair is likely to inflict as much damage as it fixes," the iFixit team wrote.
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And while the Wirecutter guides contain copious disclosures, any time I write a column that links to one, it will include an additional heads-up to readers.
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Much of their work appears not in reputable science journals but little-known reports, publications and self-published tracts, at times with copious notes of dubious significance.
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To give the conundrum some oomph, Michael conjures up an actual trolley, forcing Chidi to live out his dilemma over and over, complete with copious blood spatter.
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When someone approached her — an older woman in a neck brace, a young student wearing copious mascara, whoever — she took their hands in hers and leaned in.
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After Washington and London stung Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi with copious criticism for the Rohingya crisis, Western nations lost much of their political influence with her.
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The hedge fund manager invoked "early 1999" as a touchstone for today's market environment, noting in particular the copious financial liquidity and low inflation energizing risk assets.
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That might seem especially acute after a Trump campaign that offered up copious servings of fiction and conspiracy, but it is a much deeper phenomenon than that.
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Ntilikina, who consumes copious amounts of N.B.A. coverage and video, said he had been focusing his viewing of late on Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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I'd never read A DOGS TALE and don't really recommend it unless you have something in your eye that you'd like to rinse away with copious tears.
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Yes, this New Group production, directed by Scott Elliott, does feature simulated sex and copious drug use and one climactic fight that draws plenty of stage blood.
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The dust has hardly settled from the election, which was marred by allegations of rigging and copious evidence that Pakistan's military interfered to help Mr. Khan win.
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Copious wall texts, testimony from a Cameroonian artist whose ancestors carved them, and anthropological photographs all hint at how these crests might have embodied law and order.
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Yet Mr. Mueller wasn't obstructed in any way, his copious report was released for all to see, and there was no collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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As it churns, Neptune's vortex pulls up material from deep within the planet's atmosphere, including copious amounts of hydrogen sulfide, which smells like rotten eggs and nasty farts.
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Afterward, I took advantage at the recipe's lack of precise measurements, eyeballing the mixture and adding copious amounts of sweet almond oil because, well, it smells like heaven.
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This version sidesteps sociopolitics — and especially sexual politics — in favor of a kind of gaudy magical realism, lots of dancing, and copious amounts of love for its heroine.
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China has been pouring copious money, time, and effort into its space program over the last decade, and in 22014 we saw the country's longest human spaceflight mission.
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"Cooper Barrett," from the writer Jay Lacopo, loads itself up with narrative gimmicks: an in medias res opening, time jumps between 2011 and 2015, copious fourth-wall-breaking.
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In the days leading up to this speech, Melania and her team must've pored over dozens of sources, cutting and pasting ideas and maybe even taking copious notes.
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I clear out the ghouls fairly quickly and talk to the machine, which tells me that, while Miguel is dead, he took copious notes on pretty much everything.
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GIF: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Perhaps most importantly, Cassini made a powerful case to further explore Saturn and its dazzling satellites, and address this system's copious unsolved mysteries.
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We see shots of the doll taking control of home devices, smart cars, and even a drone which, naturally, it uses to inflict copious amounts of violence with.
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A smoky eye is a complex, elegant makeup technique that is difficult to execute well without copious practice, and saying that someone nailed it is no small compliment.
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Mango stakeholders with operations in Latin America, the source of nearly all mangoes eaten in the US, feared competition from India, with its copious production of delicious mangoes.
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Complicating matters, this subsurface water contains copious and unhealthy amounts of salt, requiring some kind of desalination scheme (again, a difficult process even in the best of conditions).
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My boyfriend, D., and I went bar hopping last night, and, surprisingly, despite the copious amount of bourbon cocktails (it's Kentucky, y'all!), neither one of us feels hungover.
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Read: Bill Taylor's Testimony Paints a 'Damning' Picture of Trump's Ukraine Quid Pro Quo His memory was also bolstered by copious realtime notes he took of these interactions.
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In preparation, the militants have filled trenches with oil, built tunnels and planted copious improvised bombs along the roads to the city and on the streets within it.
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Surely there should be copious examples from those many years of an egalitarian spirit, of outreach to African-American communities, of taking a stand for social justice, right?
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It was then that the federal government started using mainframe computers to store and process copious amounts of our personal information collected by dozens of New Deal agencies.
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In the latest experiment, Ms. Gill's 82-year-old father has been eating copious amounts of marijuana-sedated lobster every day; he will soon take a blood test.
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Part of what has made Popovich so successful over the years is his ability to weave great interpersonal skills and copious amounts of empathy into his dogged strictness.
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The finding builds on previous research showing that pond snails and other animals travel farther, explore more and invest copious energy in finding food to survive when hungry.
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My mind likes to go down complicated tunnels and weird itself out, but not in a particularly useful way, unless bribed by copious amounts of caffeine and sugar.
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Finding copious, succulent morsels in the collar's nooks and hollows was like the culinary equivalent of discovering extra rooms hidden behind the appliances and closets of your apartment.
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I make a normal dinner of chicken and broccoli and a chaos meal of hand-whipped espresso foam, coffee jelly, copious sugar, cream of wheat, and almond milk.
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The shared amenities on each floor are a bonus: they include a terrace with multiple hot tubs, a "chef's kitchen," and a copious supply of beer on tap.
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When it comes to Murphy's fictional summer camp, however, it could signify the copious amounts of red blood that'll be shed within the forest on a daily basis.
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That will leave copious time for interviews, with senators appearing on morning cable shows across Iowa and chances to do more TV when the Senate adjourns each night.
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Bringing together copious, diverse and sometimes dissonant references (spanning Hasidic masters, George Eliot, Zizek and Beckett, among others), Zornberg gives a new tour of the life of Moses.
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"I'm going to eat," he told PEOPLE while getting his award engraved, "and I'm going to drink copious amounts of alcohol and celebrate with my friends and family."
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Erdogan, however, did kick enough dirt and, along with copious leaks over recent weeks from his officials, leaves a Damoclean sword dangling over both Trump and bin Salman.
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Alongside the arroz gordo, I assembled a copious bowl of butter lettuces with orange slices, avocado, slivered red onion and cucumbers, tossed in a simple sherry vinegar dressing.
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Although only about 2390,212 people died of Ebola over those years, the grotesque nature their deaths — copious hemorrhaging from every orifice — has lent the disease a frightening reputation.
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An indictment unsealed on Tuesday describes the gang, the New Aryan Empire, as a highly organized outfit that sold "copious amounts" of methamphetamine around the Arkansas River Valley.
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Making embryos through nuclear transfer seemed likely to provide copious ES cells with which to research and treat such conditions—something which came to be known as "therapeutic cloning".
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The leak, at the Aliso Canyon natural gas storage facility outside Los Angeles, has been emitting copious amounts of methane, a gas that contributes heavily to rising global temperatures.
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It's made of many browns, some light, others dark, and all shades in between, in speckles, trickles, broader washes, and copious irregular areas — it positively revels in its brownness.
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This investigation shows that the already low microbial biodiversity found in these extreme environments become even more diminished when water suddenly appears on the scene and in copious amounts.
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When you have as much data under management as Box does, you have the key ingredient for artificial intelligence and machine learning, which feeds on copious amounts of data.
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So when you plan to use sex toys in the shower, glass or metal work best thanks to the copious amounts of silicone lube you can slather over them.
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In biology, lamellae often exist to create a lot of surface area for copious mucus production, and so too it seems for the lamellae-laden lips of the tubelip.
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There's also copious precedent for the latter, with Odo meeting his changeling family by DS9's third season, and numerous episodes of TNG dedicated to Worf and Data's origins.
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Despite copious evidence that Indian Muslims have repeatedly been targeted by radical Hindu groups, the conviction rate for such criminals lags puzzlingly far behind that of alleged Muslim terrorists.
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Reportedly, Bank of America will spend $400 million in security this year alone, while other banks are also spending copious amounts of money to keep their virtual walls secure.
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A preview of the season ahead teases a collage of princely make-outs, group tears, copious cocktails, yachts, beach volleyball, nighttime rendezvous in the pool, and more making out.
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There are plenty of ideas that deserve individual discussion, and copious wall text explains each one, although much of it is unfortunately too prolix and rife with insider jargon.
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Bognanno spent time on set during filming and said she was taken aback by how unnervingly accurate the faux-backstage was, with its grim concrete walls and copious booze.
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Their music may be a squeaky-clean blend of metalcore and nu-metal, but Unlocking the Truth's rebellious attitude, copious technical skill, and bullheaded tenacity is pure heavy metal.
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And they were, with both grave, serious commentary on diversity and inclusion in Hollywood, and copious derisive jokes aimed at Mel Gibson, "white people with clipboards," and Donald Trump.
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One of the ship's cooks, Charles Joughin, was able to survive much longer in the cold water than others because of the copious amounts of whiskey he had drank.
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Callow, who has performed a one-man play about Wagner, assesses the composer's music in the light of his copious essays, letters, and other writings in this lively biography.
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She and Suzanne, who live in different cities, maintain a copious correspondence that, heard in voice-over, frames the action and turns the film into a cinematic epistolary novel.
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The Republican National Committee has also uploaded copious videos of Mr. Kaine — everything from interviews to past debates — to an online file-sharing service for Mr. Pence to view.
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He pointed to the Mezquital Valley, north of Mexico City, where vast swathes of agricultural land are irrigated - and fertilised - by copious quantities of untreated wastewater from the capital.
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The 4-page summary letter of the Mueller report already has been subject to copious punditry, but very little has been said about the law regarding obstruction of justice.
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I was looking forward to some gourmet stadium food, maybe a bahn mi, but nachos and hot dogs—and copious amounts of beer—were the only thing on offer.
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That said, when Mr. Simpson describes grabbing a knife ("I do remember that part," he says), and recalls seeing copious amounts of blood, it doesn't sound all that hypothetical.
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But given the volume of activity in the antiquities groups and the copious evidence of looting at famous sites, at least some of them are believed to be genuine.
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I had believed in the romantic gesture, the aggressive wooing through copious gifts, fancy dinners and handwritten letters, all of which heightened my sense that we were in love.
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Denied her own career, she dedicates her life to building his, her placid demeanor inscrutable as she weathers his towering ego, copious philandering and careless dismissal of her talent.
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Riverbend will offer a residential hall that is open all year, a cafeteria where students can eat free and copious numbers of counselors, all managed by KVC Health Systems.
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At the very least, it has to have copious amounts of dead air to accommodate all that riffing, and a decent print to accommodate today's giant HD television screens.
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And while Northern California has seen copious precipitation since the fall, other parts of the state — notably, in the San Joaquin Valley and the Central Coast — remain severely parched.
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This week is Thanksgiving in the U.S., a time when families gather together to eat copious amounts of food and silently hate each other, like pre-gaming for Christmas.
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The State Department said Wednesday that it takes "very seriously" a report that the U.S. has sent bomb-sniffing dogs to Jordan despite having copious evidence of canine mistreatment.
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It is just dumb dumb dumb for Google to be within a million miles of health data without copious transparency about what it's doing and announcements ahead of time.
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Officials tried to lure Amazon by offering copious incentives, such as tax credits and grants, in exchange for the promise of job creation and other investments from the company.
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So no surprises then that polvo à lagareiro is a simple dish of grilled octopus drizzled with copious amounts of olive oil and typically eaten with grilled garlicky potatoes.
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What I notice about Category 3 people is (besides consuming copious quantities of right wing punditry), they instantly turn any discussion about race into a debate between conservative vs.
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Reading a young-adult novel in one sitting, it's easier to suspend your disbelief regarding Hannah's copious misfortunes, which include broken friendships, a fatal auto accident and sexual violence.
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The whole movie luxuriates in a kind of erotically charged but hyper-classical artificiality, with fake sets, arch dialogue, frequent rear-projections and copious shots of (clearly prosthetic) genitalia.
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My favorite pasta is topped with a staple of these classic restaurants — a hot-and-spicy red sauce with salami, olives and copious amounts of fiery crushed red pepper.
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The bugs create the mass of bubbles by emitting air from their abdomen into their copious and watery urine, mixed with some sticky fluid to aid in bubble formation.
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Of course World Cup votes were up for sale; why would anyone, or anything, go to Qatar if copious piles of cash were to be excluded from the equation?
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In between all that setup, though, we also get big bursts of color and humor, in the form of glimmering CGI underwater creatures and copious wisecracks from Momoa, respectively.
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The amount illustrates how local officials have tried to lure Amazon with copious incentives, but some critics have questioned whether taxpayers stand to benefit from the online retail giant's presence.
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Even if you're cooking only for a couple of people this year, there's no reason not to go all out with it and smother yourself in copious amounts of turkey.
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The FDA acknowledges that condoms may break more often during anal, since rectums don't self-lubricate like vaginas, and so can create serious friction without the copious use of lube.
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As CNN explains, "muk-bang" is Korean for "eating broadcasts" and the trend involves beautiful thin women (and some men) eating copious amounts of food for a live internet audience.
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Two weeks ago, she announced that she's pregnant with twins in a photo essay filled with copious visual references to Venus, the Virgin Mary, and the African goddess Mami Wata.
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Sit back, relax, and listen to co-owner CK Chin's Wu-Tang-heavy playlist as you order copious amounts of beautifully-crafted soup dumplings, shumai, and broccoli with oyster sauce.
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The 158GW of renewable capacity that is supposed to be built over the next four years could put an enormous strain on the system, despite copious recent investment in grids.
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Of course, by investment, I mean a $3,299 upfront cost to buy the tank, plus the copious amount of baby brine shrimps you'll need to keep the jellies happily fed.
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The opioid crisis continues to devastate the United States and Canada, the coverage of which can be seen in copious headlines and on the news on a near daily basis.
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This disdain for speech (which caused him to agonise about his own copious writings) stemmed in part from his belief that God's words were beyond the scope of "human argument".
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Talking-head interviews are great, and her subjects are compelling, but what really lingers is the copious archival photography and video footage that she leans on to make the case.
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Instead of speeding just through the boring bits, like the copious random battles, it hurries you through every aspect of the game, making it impossible to, say, follow a conversation.
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Locked away behind impenetrable stimulus like copious amounts of school work and extreme use of technology, many people are not leaving enough time in their lives to connect with others.
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We consumed copious amounts of grilled fish and seafood pasta, and your managers, Justin Caldbeck and Jonathan Teo, even gifted us spa packages at the hotel we were staying at.
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There have been other books about Hall, but with her thriller-writer's style and copious new research, Ms Purnell has written a fitting and moving tribute to an amazing woman.
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The team of researchers reviewed copious data related to teenagers who take oral contraceptives and found they are indubitably capable of taking the pill responsibly—in fact, many already are.
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Queen Victoria used cannabis extracts to relieve pain from menstrual cramps, and Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire got its name from the copious amounts of hemp crops that historically grew there.
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D'Onofrio couched his original question in the caveat that he already had an opinion, though he does not say where he landed on the decision after receiving copious Twitter feedback.
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It's a little baffling that a film with an explicit post-coital scene that involves copious amounts of silly string (seen in the trailer) still pulls its punches about narcotics.
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During the presentation Panay impishly played an unfinished Surface Book 2 sizzle video that elegantly, and with copious amounts of exquisite 3D-rendering, demonstrates how the new design came together.
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The elves are wealthy and magical, and seem to have all had copious plastic surgery; the humans are just humans; the orcs are generally hated, and relegated to the ghetto.
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The film also failed to impress critics who commented on its sluggish pace and failure to capture the heart and soul of an artist who possessed copious amounts of both.
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He is a longshoreman here at Europe's largest port, and his black Jack Daniel's T-shirt, hoop earrings and copious rings give Mr. Duijzers the look of a bohemian pirate.
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The raucous opening receptions, usually held in the courtyard on Saturday afternoons, are legendary, with copious amounts of cold beer, tequila and traditional nieve de garrafa, a water-based sorbet.
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Despite copious empirical evidence to the contrary, they simply cannot shake the notion that traffic is a static quantity that will flood onto urban surface streets if freeways are gone.
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All the while, the same company would also collect copious amounts of data on its customers, helping advertisers more perfectly target audiences while collecting more money to pay for content.
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And the jovial billionaire, who was wearing one of his endless supply of Hawaiian shirts, said he would be putting his copious money — $6.6 billion — where his voluble mouth is.
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Ms. Merkel, wearing a blue blazer echoing the color of the European flag, won a standing ovation in the chamber on Tuesday — but also copious amounts of booing and heckling.
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Tropical Storm Cindy was slowly churning along the Gulf Coast, bringing copious rainfall that could cause life-threatening flash flooding from Texas to parts of Florida, forecasters said on Wednesday.
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There were no official results on the night of the caucuses amid copious technical glitches, and Pete Buttigieg declared himself the victor with exactly zero percent of caucus sites reporting.
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In addition to copious parties, product debuts, panel discussions, exhibitions and champagne receptions, at least 173 other art fairs are taking place during Miami Art Week, which runs through Sunday.
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For the next few months brown bears will wolf down copious amounts of salmon as they fatten up, some in extreme ways, in preparation for the winter's long, callous hibernation.
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"But what's carried aloft by the pyroCb updraft are copious amounts of smoke particles, which then get carried up to or even ejected above the pyroCb cloud top," says Bachmeier.
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Over champagne, sushi and copious amounts of Red Bull, Mr Strache appears to have offered to help his interlocutor gain access to juicy state highway contracts once he joined the government.
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Mr Kart pointed to copious examples of his cartoons criticising and ridiculing Mr Gulen and his movement, suggesting that his terroristic ties to the organisation were as farcical as his drawings.
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The first step was to remove the copious amounts of sap that had accumulated, followed by the meticulous disentangling, which Stastny said was like working with a ball of knotted twine.
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Typically when weddings, graduations, and prom came around, an updo the size of a cornucopia was involved — and so were one million bobby pins and copious amounts of extra-hold hairspray.
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The game, developed by a four-person team led by brothers Tom and Adam Vian, has more than 40,000 words of in-game text, from character descriptions to the copious dialogue.
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He has brought his own cooks and copious supplies of halal food to sustain him during his stay on the Hindu-majority island, reknowned for its white-sand beaches and surf.
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While Isaacson doesn't point to any specific before and after results found in da Vinci's copious notes, it's certainly not the most extreme way of going blonde back in the day.
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I'm talking about the fact of using it as a propaganda tunnel to basically say ... so, the New York Times breaks a story about Congressman X being corrupt with copious evidence.
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Moreover, Mars is known to contain copious amounts of methane at the surface, pointing to the possible presence of methane-gobbling microorganisms beneath the Martian surface, according to the new paper.
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Despite the copious amounts of venture funding that have flowed to them in recent years, food tech startups haven't had an easy time of it especially in the food delivery game.
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Yes, '90s kids, this means that you too can now spend copious amounts of time playing Ski Free, Pipe Dream and Wheel of Fortune: Deluxe Edition in your favorite web browser.
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The evidence developed by the Justice Department showing how traders tried to manipulate Libor is copious, and in some instances they coordinated with their counterparts at other banks to generate profits.
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His original forays into television (A Cook's Tour, No Reservations) focused on food and travel, and Parts Unknown still featured Bourdain tucking into local fare and drinking copious amounts of alcohol.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "Among its copious jokes, 'Good Omens' has the wit and good taste to mock 'The Sound of Music' on multiple occasions.
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The vast amounts of information generated on the election interference topic and our reactions to it this past year provide our adversaries with copious amounts of data to train their AIs.
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And copious evidence shows that women throughout history have had abortions, whether or not abortion is legal, and that they will always continue to do so despite existing laws or religion.
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Prince Felix Yusupov invited him to Yusupov Palace in St. Petersburg, where he was fed cake laced with potassium cyanide and copious amounts of cyanide-spiked Madeira — but did not die.
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All the abundance that the oceans provide and that we depend upon as humans, and other animals on this planet depend upon, comes from copious amounts of sex in the sea.
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The longer the standoff continues, analysts said, the more it will help Mr. Rajapaksa, allowing him to use his copious resources and political skills to peel off lawmakers to his side.
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He also walked through some of the copious historical evidence that the Civil War was indeed about slavery and that Robert E. Lee was a slavery true-believer and a torturer.
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As Tuesday ticked on, several senators took copious notes, including Susan Collins (R-Maine), one of the chamber's potential swing votes on Democrats' push for more witness testimony and documents. Sen.
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Almost from the moment he was fired, there was broad expectation that he would detail his experience in a book drawn largely from the copious notes he took on the job.
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I did a little research and found a copious number of "greatest plot twists" lists online, and the crowd favorite definitely seems to be here at 45A, PLANET OF THE APES.
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As much as he is enamored of the food and wine, Mr. Walker is at heart a historian and storyteller who is drawn to the Périgord by its layered, copious history.
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Celebrated hedge-fund manager Paul Tudor Jones recently invoked "early 19993" as a touchstone for today's market environment, noting in particular the copious financial liquidity and low inflation energizing risk assets.
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The line cook slices the bread, assembles the sandwich, presses it on a griddle until the cheese is melted and then showers the whole thing with copious amounts of confectioners' sugar.
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Sidewalks are filled with more than a dozen different public art pieces and copious flowers in all seasons, from beds of petunias in summer to snapdragons in the dead of winter.
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I agreed, with one caveat: She had to do the same copious amount of work as the other students — all the eclectic readings and intensive class discussions, all the comprehensive engagement.
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Sticking to his documentarian ethics, Chittaprosad makes copious notes behind the sketches — noting people's names, their backgrounds, and details of the ration cards that were issued to them by the government.
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She said that despite having to come up with copious amounts of material for her show, her movie Trainwreck and her stand-up, she continues to be very careful about remaining original.
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Click here to view original GIFThe lead up to Halloween is one of the best times of the year, with spooky parties, scary movies, and copious amounts of cheap candy in stores.
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Tea It takes a keen eye to notice that sometimes Leslie prefers tea over coffee, which should come as no surprise, as she cannot handle her coffee without copious amounts of sugar.
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How much 'energy' kids, adults could drink The copious amounts of caffeine that energy drinks tend to contain are why the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that children avoid consuming them.
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A few prime examples: We've seen the copious amount of self-tanner and razored scene kid hair of yesteryear slowly transform into the perfectly contoured complexions and textured pixies we treasure today.
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Copious research shows that banning abortion in a country does not prevent abortion from taking place—it just increases the likelihood that the procedures will be performed in unsanitary and unregulated conditions.
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Despite the missing cans, there are copious amounts of weed in this house — flecked on nearly every surface, in the dining room, on the kitchen table, and in the ash-covered sink.
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Gallaher is angry with the officials who pushed through the deal despite copious red flags, but she says the village now has no choice but to make the best of the situation.
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You're greeted with a familiar-looking pixelated Sonic splash screen, and even the first stage takes place in the iconic "Green Hill Zone," with its twisting brown loops and copious golden rings.
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"Good communication is subtle, layered and may depend on copious subtext, with responsibility for transmission of the message shared between the one sending the message and the one receiving it," Meyer writes.
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The family of four was served multi-colored sliders, as well as large, candy-adorned drinks — but even the copious amount of sugar couldn't sweeten the mood, which took a serious turn.
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In one, they toss copious numbers of dollar bills into the air at a strip club, and in another they hang out over plates of steaming hot food at a local diner.
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In his speech to an annual mining industry jamboree, Mining Indaba, in Cape Town, his promises about the potential of the business were as copious as the ore bodies his firm mines.
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But even with all of the various connected appliances, virtual assistants, and copious sensors that can be installed in a modern smart home, the "smart" side of things is still rather lacking.
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But through argument and anecdote Mr Thomas shows that mix-and-match "novel" ecosystems, such as the unprecedentedly cosmopolitan forests now fringing Lake Maggiore on the Swiss-Italian border, have copious charms.
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How much 'energy' kids, adults could drink Th copious amounts of caffeine that energy drinks tend to contain are why the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that children avoid consuming them.
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Four fields, each built in the scaled-down image of a famous major league stadium, surrounded a central hub of video games, flat-screen TVs, bad food, and, most important, copious beer.
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The two men, who are friends, share other similarities as well: They both call Palm Beach home, spend copious amounts of time on the golf course, and have been married multiple times.
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Copious experience has taught us all, the hard way, that it is very difficult, verging on "basically impossible," to write extensive amounts of C code that is not riddled with security holes.
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But creator Mike Schur's NBC sitcom is a comedic marvel not just because it's aping intro-level college courses; it's also a weekly dose of brilliant silliness, expert performances, and copious warmth.
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Armies, copious producers of communications, had a very bad case of this, and so by World War II the US Army had a well-established notion of ordinary, urgent, and "flash" messages.
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Though I'm over the breakup (and the copious consumption!) now I always thought it would be sad, funny, and a little sweet to make a companion from the empty cartons left over.
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The powerful processor and copious RAM let me switch between apps with ease, load dozens of tabs in my browser, and process images speedily, while never really having to wait for anything.
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Companies host D&I events and speakers; hire vice presidents of D&I; organize "diversity training" (which, according to copious evidence, doesn't work and in fact often backfires.) They talk about diversity.
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For the first time in the series, the cars feature fully detailed interiors and engines, and there are copious customization options, from new paint colors and liveries to decals and license plates.
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And it's copious amount of power that sets it apart from the masses (plus its detachable screen, but I just don't know how big a selling point that'll be for potential users).
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Comey reportedly kept copious notes detailing his personal interactions with Trump, including the president's efforts to obstruct the FBI's investigation of disgraced national security advisor Michael Flynn and the broader Russia inquiry.
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Because of WeWork's copious cash consumption, that setback has the potential to be more than just a public relations black eye; it could threaten its ability to continue as a going concern.
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Copious older footage and animated re-creations of events (these are several quality notches above today's norm) fill in an account that's heavy on rock 'n' roll, drugs and near-constant clashes.
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They interact with guests, have sex with them, are murdered by them — they are equipped with realistic and copious blood — then get repaired, have their memories wiped and go back into service.
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Copious portions are made to order — from ingredients mostly shipped from Taiwan — and served to eat in or take away: Meet Fresh, 37 Cooper Square (East Sixth Street), 646-371-9011, meetfresh.us.
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Order that copious, well-made bowl of cacio e pepe at the pasta counter, grab a chair, post your numbered flag on the table and within minutes the waiter will find you.
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An Atlantic article published several days after his hiring last March reported that Mr. Sirota's columns and copious tweets attacking other Democrats had appeared while he was quietly advising the Sanders campaign.
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And with soaring land values, coveted beachfront locations already built on and surging demand for new and bigger houses with copious amenities, teardowns in the area have become more pervasive than ever.
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I ended up saying that I'd get back to her, but after nearly eight weeks of building spreadsheets and filling out copious amounts of paperwork, I still didn't have a good answer.
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The larger concern is that a collision would produce copious amounts of space debris, which would in turn increase the chances of further collisions, in a never-ending cascade of orbital destruction.
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And last, but certainly not least, there was Brienne of Tarth, err, Gwendoline Christie who, as per usual, showed everyone up — including Kim and her copious amounts of snakeskin — just by existing.
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In another beanbag, Marianne was given an equally strange massaging device (I was glad I got the strobe lights, since I didn't want to mess up my copious amounts of eye makeup).
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So when I boarded the Regent Seven Seas Explorer, the luxury cruise line's newest ship, on its recent voyage to Mexico, it was with limited expectations: copious food and stuff to buy.
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Recipes are often not kind to cooks for the many, with their civilized notations ("serves four") and their refusal to rescale easily for six, or eight (at least not without copious chopping).
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A combination of technical innovation, aggressive investing and copious layers of oil-rich shale have transformed the Permian, once considered a worn-out patch, into the world's second-most-productive oil field.
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In recent weeks, Democrats have increasingly argued that Kavanaugh's copious paper trail needs to be studied in its entirety — an archive that could include writings as far back as his college days.
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While the industry was the main employer in the village, that came with a heavy environmental cost: treating the raw sheepskin consumed copious amounts of water and contaminated the local water supply.
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And look at the careers of the Game of Thrones stars, who have found copious work in blockbusters and indie films of all shapes and sizes since the HBO show's 2011 debut.
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Packing copious amounts of hydrogen sulfide—the chemical ingredient that gives farts their awful smell—this storm is not behaving as astronomers predicted, with the latest results suggesting the dark vortex is dying.
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Making your own masks sounds promising in theory, but in practice, involves copious amounts of serum that come in their own containers and plastic packages of cotton pads or dry sheets to discard.
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We can also assume that they knew about all this beforehand, and they had all of those costumes ready to go and were working on their impersonations with copious YouTube viewing at home.
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This time, those floods could occur across states that have already had copious amounts of rain this summer and can't absorb much more before flooding occurs, including Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and West Virginia.
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Thankfully the NCC is not sacrificing one person's vocal chords to this horrible task with readers being swapped regularly and supplied with copious glasses of water to make it through the awful stack.
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Combine that with copious other statistics and it's probably no surprise that Mixmax co-founder and CEO Olof Mathé tells us that the service is especially popular with sales, success and recruiting teams.
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It makes you more inclined to forgive the novel's flaws, if not exactly wish to have been a guest in its house, no matter how tasteful and how copious the food and wine.
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But since most of us no longer have the metabolism of 8-year-olds, we adults can't exactly slather copious amounts of PB&J on carb-heavy bread and call it a snack.
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For some, that means drinking copious amounts of PSLs and bundling up in chunky sweaters, but for horror fans it marks the beginning of new thrills (and more than a few sleepless nights).
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Doctors who treated the unnamed man believe his sudden bout of hepatitis was caused by his excessive energy drink consumption, which included the ingestion of copious amounts vitamin B3, also known as niacin.
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One of the most telling indications of whether a campaign believes a state is competitive is in how it spends its ad dollars, a decision that is traditionally informed by copious internal data.
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But Apple's aggressive use of its copious cash resources to repurchase its shares at modest valuations in recent years has shown the power of buybacks for a maturing company in a growth lull.
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Fast Forward: The Finnish startup scene is thriving due to a variety of factors, including lots of angel money from former Nokia workers, copious funding from the government and a significant talent base.
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The game seems to take place in a trippy '60s version of one of Fallout's vaults, a host of masked denizens taking copious amounts of mind-altering substances to avoid their nasty reality.
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While the laptop users took copious (mostly verbatim) notes, they fared far worse than the pen-and-paper scribblers when tested on what they recalled about the concepts and inferences of the lecture.
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But in their single-minded focus on IS, they have turned a blind eye to Kurdish infighting, sent copious arms and provided the air cover to expand Kurdish control in Syria and Iraq.
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Instead, her copious energy goes into her writing, and into researching, inventing and testing dozens of new recipes every single month — hundreds per year — all by herself in her spacious, light-filled kitchen.
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So too did a Wall Street Journal article last week that reported he had transported and smoked marijuana on a plane to Israel and frequently served copious amounts of tequila at executive retreats.
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Since oxytocin and vasopressin are thought to create annoying post-sex attachments, is it possible to manipulate these hormones in order to avoid copious drunk crying after your most recent one-night stand?
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In copious letters to his peers and his to his brother Theo, van Gogh is consistently judicious, practical and logical, even when dealing with thorny family crises or with his later mental breakdowns.
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Mr. Pruitt should be held accountable when asking scientific agencies to spend copious amounts of money so they can share raw data when he is clearly living in a constant state of secrecy.
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The "French cuisine" Wikipedia page (the one in French, that is) uses this copious carry-all as its primary illustration, capped with the "intangible cultural heritage" heading given by UNESCO to French gastronomy.
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Russian television has given copious airtime to a father and son, identified as Steven and Theo Ogden of Britain, who have been posting videos illustrating why their country and Russia should get along.
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This particular seed investor argued (whether true or not) that they spend copious amounts of time in a concentrated manner with their portfolio companies, helping them with recruiting, business strategy and customer development.
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But Levy, drawing on copious research and interviews with the justice herself, fills in many less familiar details, laying out a path from the shy, smart child to the force she would become.
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WATERHOLES, Australia — The convoy of vehicles fleeing a raging inferno in the forest of southeastern Australia ferried a copious cargo: 11 koalas, 15 kangaroos, five chickens, two possums, two dogs and a lorikeet.
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In 2016, the party hired 50 staffers dedicated to military-community organizing, collected copious amounts of data about veterans and military families, and had fellow veterans knock on more than a million doors.
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Barry Schwabsky's copious art writings are very much in the intertwined poet-critic tradition that is often associated with Charles Baudelaire, and one of Schwabsky's consistent interests in art has been contemporary painting.
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Entering the compact but copious exhibition, visitors are greeted by a video projection displaying dance steps, perhaps to carry them through the rest of the show, which has salsa playing unobtrusively through speakers.
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In thrall to the Clintons, Democrats ignored the copious, glaring signs of an electorate hankering for something new and different and instead took a next-in-line approach that stopped working awhile back.
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New research published this week in the journal Science describes this bloom and how the copious amounts of molten lava, at temperatures reaching 1,170 degrees Celsius (2,140 degrees Fahrenheit), triggered its unexpected appearance.
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At the University of Virginia, a commission that had been examining the institution's past found copious examples of blackface, racist cartoons and racist stories in fake "slave dialects" in the early 21988th century.
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Susan Collins, Republican of Maine Ms. Collins learned to cook growing up in Caribou, Me., at the arm of her mother, Pat Collins, who took copious notes while watching Julia Child on television.
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Timothy Piazza was 19 when he died in February 2017 after drinking copious amounts of alcohol at the instruction of fraternity members and falling numerous times, injuring his brain and rupturing his spleen.
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With glasses pushed atop his head in this book's cover photo, he gazes fiercely forward — despite the recent revue "Prince of Broadway" showcasing his copious and varied career highlights, which closed on Oct.
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Either you can spring out of bed alert and ready to start the day — without an alarm, even — or you curse the alarm and seek out copious amounts of coffee to feel alive.
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The Science offices are just a few blocks from the beach in Santa Monica and have requisite start-up touches like exposed ceilings, copious whiteboards and employees who toil quietly while wearing Beats headphones.
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The "Rewind" video depicts trends such as K-Pop and "mukbang" — where people share videos of themselves eating copious amounts of food — and includes celebrities such as Will Smith, John Oliver and Trevor Noah.
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Named for the Arabic word for "chickpea," this ubiquitous staple seasoned with tahini, garlic, lemon, and a copious glug of olive oil graces tables from Iraq to Egypt, Syria to Lebanon, Israel to Palestine.
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These are best exemplified by the 90-square-meter master bedroom, which includes two showers, a sunken bathtub, copious storage and views that stretch 180 degrees from nearby Chinamans Beach to distant North Head.
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I'm very aware of my "beauty editor privilege," aka having a job that gives me access to copious amounts of creams, hairsprays, highlighters, and palettes — all for me to test and report the results.
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But being in a relationship also means spending copious amounts of time at that other person's place without any of your go-to toiletries (or, in Khloé's case, her master bedroom-sized makeup room).
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Wong — who, according to her lawsuit, worked briefly for a law firm that specialized in workers compensation — also took copious notes about Lewandowski's comings and goings and what he was bringing into his home.
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They soon become a foursome, the group including the all-attitude Patty (Leslie Jones), whose copious knowledge of New York history mostly serves as a handy expositional guide to keep the plot moving along.
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The simple truth is that proper first dates — ones not facilitated by algorithms and/or copious amounts of alcohol — are a rarity these days, especially among millennials, and especially in cities like New York.
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Although the black-and-white shot cuts the head off of the fellow in the frame, we can tell it's the former One Direction crooner from his copious tattoos and jewelry — no caption necessary.
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The accolades for LIGO have been copious: A few days ago, the journal Nature named Gabriela Gonzales, one of the scientific leaders of the project, one of its 26 people "who mattered" in 250.
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After receiving copious cash and weaponry from the Americans during the war against the Soviets, he threw in his lot with remnants of the Communist government, then briefly with Taliban, and then Al Qaeda.
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Climate change connection While it isn't totally clear how much of this year's copious rain is due to climate change, it is clear extreme precipitation like this is a sign of a warming planet.
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So they took a stack of fact sheets and copious notes back home with them, all in the hope that they could convince their friends and family not to vote for Trump next year.
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These channels aren't encouraging violence or hate, just telling viewers to consume only raw fruit, to drink copious amounts of celery juice, to avoid vegetables entirely and go carnivore, to eat nothing at all.
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After conducting field trials for a number of years at many sites, the researcher must then submit copious data to APHIS and request "deregulation," which is equivalent to approval for unconditional release and sale.
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They loved coming to a place where it was wasn't creepy that they knew our names, and we knew theirs—like Cheers, but with copious amounts of cocaine and Justice on a constant loop.
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Had you done so in the Colorado establishment owned by Gerald Foos some time between 1966 and 1990, your host might have been peering through a ceiling vent, taking copious notes on your ablutions.
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But families that don't get much or any financial aid from schools and lack a pile of savings and copious disposable income are often tempted to tap into home equity if they have it.
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Judge Malhotra concluded that the initial examination had seemingly ignored evidence, including copious amounts of the woman's blood found in several rooms of the couple's home that Mr. Ilyasi erroneously claimed was menstrual. Mrs.
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At a big, rowdy Cleveland bar, soon-to-be-married Mia, who's at her bachelorette party, takes emphatic umbrage when a couple of slimy mooks offer her and her party copious amounts of drugs.
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Inside Iran, orchestrated pro-government rallies received copious coverage in state media as the authorities tried to re-establish order after nearly a week of protests over the economy and the suppression of rights.
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As we saw from the hypothetic above, doing so would get pretty pricey pretty fast and quickly exhaust even the copious amount of cash in Airbnb's stash — about $3 billion, according to recent reports.
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Opening twenty tabs will still eat up copious memory:Screenshot: Alex CranzYou can also use all the extensions already offered for Chrome browsers, or you can download new Edge specific ones from the Microsoft store.
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The copious texts between the two provide a stark window into their mind-sets, and the case will probably turn on the question of whether one person's words can cause the suicide of another.
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Having filled roughly 130 pages of notes during that trial, he is again among those taking copious notes, recording his observations in part to show his wife and in part to reflect on later.
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This Friday, the direction of the wind not only thwarted the kites, but also blew copious amounts of Israeli tear gas toward the protesters, up to 153 yards from the fence, chasing many away.
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Information is too copious and flows too freely, and there are too many players in the revelation game — political activists, foreign governments, tricksters, self-publishers — for journalists to function as the arbiters of revelation.
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The copious amounts of poop from "cave-dwelling carnivores is ubiquitous and suggests that the site often served as a den for hyenas and, to a lesser extent, for wolves," the study authors wrote.
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Trump visited Corpus Christi on Tuesday in a sign of support for the Texans bracing against copious rainfall and deadly flooding from the storm, which made landfall as a category 4 hurricane on Friday.
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In a Trump administration that has made clear its disdain for the copious evidence that human activity is warming the planet, researchers feared a broad crusade against the scientific information provided to the public.
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Though the setting of "Bonnie and Clyde" was pure Americana, its director, Arthur Penn, admitted that his film's copious bloodshed was meant to mirror the carnage of Vietnam battlefields shown on the nightly news.
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But sitting here surrounded by copious amounts of food, watered-down beer and my Scandinavian brothers and sisters at the other tables, I realize it is because we have so damn much in common.
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But though optimists think clever and more dexterous machines will make most of their human colleagues more productive, rather than redundant, they hardly see a return to the 20th-century world of copious lifelong jobs.
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The water is flowing as well, fed by gravity from Portland's copious natural reservoir (its two dams miraculously surviving unscathed) to central distribution points, where trucks distribute it to C-POD locations around the city.
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Scientist have long wondered about the effects of having copious amounts of hydrogen, helium, and methane (which give the outer planets their distinctive blue hue), and whether these chemical circumstances are ideal for diamond formation.
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It's not an unpleasant smell; the fragrant steam of beef liver seasoned with a copious amount of sliced onions and chiles toreados mixes with the smell of wet dirt coming from a recently opened grave.
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Given his ability to attract copious quantities of free media and his personal wealth, Trump can overcome the disadvantages of being disliked by the party's professional operative class and leverage his grassroots popularity to victory.
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The storm will intensify as it moves off the Mid-Atlantic coast, throwing copious amounts of moisture from the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico inland, where the air is cold enough to support snow.
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The sliced eyeball in Un Chien Andalou, the copious shit in River of Fundament, the corporeal mutilation of the entire torture-porn genre: it's all an amuse-bouche for the final course that is Kuso.
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The next day, Zoey tries to lecture Vivek about dealing in serious narcotics like cocaine, but he brushes his friend off, reminding her she has had no problem buying copious amounts of Adderall from him.
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Nostalgia is a clear selling point in this regard — the movie makes the most of its retro setting, with copious use of The Smiths, appearances from Mr. T cereal, and other 1980s pop-culture callbacks.
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I brown the ground beef, make salsa, and add black beans, green onions, and copious amounts of Tabasco before tossing it all in a tortilla with hot sauce and a little low fat sour cream.
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Despite the healthcare system generating copious amounts of (unstructured) data — which is progressively improving in quality — we have previously not had the necessary hardware and software in place to analyze it and produce meaningful insights.
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Wafting aromas of home fill the community center in the Cairo suburb of El Obour as the women take turns stirring a large container of lentil stew, adding copious amounts of sugar and pomegranate molasses.
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When each installment of the Harry Potter series arrived to theaters, it seemed a contingent of militant fans would sit in the last row, taking copious notes on discrepancies between the books and the movies.
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At the start of the affair Mr Bachardy sent copious letters back to Los Angeles, complaining about living with Mr Page (though not admitting to a relationship), enclosing pictures of kittens cut out from magazines.
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"Though I'm over the breakup now (and the copious consumption!) I always thought it would be sad, funny, and a little sweet to make a companion from the empty cartons left over," Schneider told VICE.
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Since its inception, the #MeToo movement has received copious backlash: Survivors brave enough to speak up face harassment and doxing, while the media speculates about how being outed as an abuser will impact men's careers.
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Much was made of The Force Awakens' return to practical effects after the overly-sanitized look of the prequel trilogy, but make no mistake: there's copious amount of computer generated visual effects in the film.
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A decade ago, the native New Zealander was working as a Xerox salesman in Auckland, earning more than $300,000 a year but blowing it all on fast cars, expensive cigars, and copious quantities of alcohol.
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Visitors to Napa can take the Napa Valley Wine Train in lieu of driving so they are able to safely enjoy copious amounts of vino as they wend their way among the many wineries there.
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Copious flooding that inundated the city caused riverbeds to overflow in areas and fill up the region's water supply lakes with silt, prompting concerns from city health officials over the state of the local water.
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A sneak peek of the upcoming California-based season of the series has been released, and it's filled to the brim with insults, tears, and copious drinking that fuels the drama we can't stop watching.
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Copious observers have just attributed the Dow's second-biggest down day of the year to rumors that the NEC's current director, Gary Cohn, who is also the president's chief economic advisor, was leaving his post.
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Machine learning is a rapidly spreading technique that allows computers to independently learn to learn — almost as we do as humans — by churning through the copious disorganized data, including data we generate in digital environments.
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The result, famously, is the hot flash (also known as a hot flush), during which women can feel sudden, overwhelming heat and experience copious sweating, a problem that in some cases can linger for years.
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Copious flooding that inundated the city caused riverbeds to overflow in areas and fill up the region's water supply lakes with silt, prompting concerns from city health officials over the state of the local water.
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Leaving Oreya after our final visit, I found myself reminiscing about what I was doing at age 21, and realized that most activities had to do with copious amounts of beer and a plastic funnel.
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" Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times " (Knopf), by Kenneth Whyte, the former editor of the Canadian newsmagazine Maclean's , helpfully lays out a long and copious résumé that doesn't fit on this stamp of dismissal.
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Many glowing dishes at Shu are built on a basic nexus of ingredients: dried red chili peppers (do not eat these; they're for flavor only) mixed with copious cilantro, peanuts, sesame seeds and Sichuan peppercorns.
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Only Digital Pictures' game played out in real time, meaning that the player only learns the correct pattern of snooping and trapping after a handful of playthroughs (and, if they're like me, copious note-taking).
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Among other things, Comey is expected to be grilled about certain private conversations he shared with Trump—a moment that could only be sweetened by copious amounts of alcohol served absurdly early in the morning.
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Photo: Ade Akinrujomu/Getty Images Photo: Ade Akinrujomu/Getty Images First of all it has allowed faster deployment with multiple deployments at the same time, due in large part to the copious use of microservices.
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Pincus claims that Starbucks is stiffing its customers out of half of the actual amount of beverage listed on their menu due to the copious amount of ice taking up space in their iced drinks.
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At first, with copious amounts of Purell, but the operators of the world's largest theme parks announced on March 12 that California's Disneyland would close for only the fourth time since it opened in 1955.
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The copious drone shots in Dan Reed's "Leaving Neverland," about two men who allege that the pop singer Michael Jackson raped them when they were children, help offset the excruciatingly intimate interviews about sexual assault.
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Among the bill's consequential but stultifying provisions about telecommunications infrastructure, copyright enforcement and government data sharing, the porn rule remained not only intact but grew stronger over time (thanks in part to copious media coverage).
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Amali, a Mediterranean restaurant on the Upper East Side, is offering a $95 dinner for four to six featuring grilled chicken, Greek-style appetizer dips with pita, and several side dishes including a copious salad.
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As on Broadway, this latest "Big Fish" devotes copious time (some may think too much) to the various products of the aging Edward Bloom's fantastical mind — a mermaid, a witch and a hirsute giant included.
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Performers wielding a copious assortment of electronic gear — along with acoustic outliers like a viola da gamba or a church organ — played at night in clubs and other venues in downtown Durham late last week.
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I found it strange that all of these proceedings having to do with copious misdeeds were taking place in a building named after someone who members of both parties universally thought was nearly a saint.
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"A plethora of Pacific storms and moisture slammed into California and most of the West, dumping copious amounts of precipitation on the northern two-thirds of the state and Sierra Nevada," the drought agency said Thursday.
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At the very least, Edwards has succeeded in his stated goal to make "the most realistic Star Wars movie ever," and it's no wonder that the young director received such copious congratulations from George Lucas himself.
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In addition to being an emotionally draining nightmare, some recent research has suggested that bed bugs could also be a serious health risk, thanks to the copious amounts of histamine they leave behind in their poop.
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Endowed with copious wealth (recent estimates put his fortune at $26bn), he went on to invest in other tech firms (mostly through Vulcan, his company) and many good causes, ranging from brain research to the homeless.
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Needless to say, the ESA scientists didn't have access to copious amounts of actual Moon dust, so they recreated the finely-grained substance by grinding terrestrial volcanic material into a form that mimicked the real thing.
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Fans of Outlander know that the show would be nothing without copious amounts of steamy sex, but up until this point we weren't completely sure from where the writers drew the inspiration for the raunchy scenes.
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They picked up on the claim that Mr Assange had helped Ms Manning try to crack the password to a classified Pentagon network (the same one that had earlier yielded copious military reports and diplomatic cables).
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One change to the 2019 report, compared to 2015, is the tight grip that President Xi has over China's military, with copious references appearing in the white paper to the "new era" of Xi's signature ideology.
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Yisrael Hayom, Israel's leading newspaper and a mouthpiece for Mr Netanyahu, gave copious space to a campaign demanding that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) sever ties with Jibril Rajoub, the head of the Palestine Olympic Committee.
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State and federal scientists say the swarm of earthquakes in central and north-central Oklahoma is connected to the area's oil and gas companies, which are pumping copious amounts of drilling wastewater into underground disposal wells.
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Whatever the truth about Kaldi the Ethiopian goat herder and his energized goats who consumed the bean and changed history, much of the world of business and politics today is fueled by copious amounts of coffee.
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It's a two-hour TV program (thankfully, "only" 90 minutes this year) that lards copious amounts of bloviation and advertising around something that most sports fans would prefer was just posted online at an appointed time.
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During a weekend trip to Jersey City — which they found accessible and lively in person — they kept copious records of all the places they saw in a Moleskine notebook: monthly rents, incentives, fees, parking costs, amenities.
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And the Marvel Cinematic Universe is uniquely suited for our binge-watch culture: with its recurring characters, multimovie story lines, copious Easter eggs, and interlocking post-credit puzzle pieces, it demands that fans consume it all.
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To date, it has been virtually impossible for a firm to introduce a new financial service or product without spending copious amounts of money just to find out whether it complies with existing laws and regulations.
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Disney is pulling its films off Netflix and launching its own streaming service next year, hoping that its roster of Pixar, Marvel and "Star Wars" movies, not to mention copious princesses, gives it a must-have edge.
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Another reason is the storm's slow movement, which will ensure snowfall stretching on for about 36 hours in the Washington area, all the while pulling in copious amounts of moisture from a milder than average Atlantic Ocean.
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I absolutely love the feeling of zipping around New York, and now I have another reason to do so: not to find the copious amount of collectibles hidden around the city, but to find the perfect shot.
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In the meantime, corruption and violence are again spreading across Democratic Republic of Congo, long consigned to the ranks of the world's poorest countries by poor governance and a myriad of militia groups, despite copious mineral resources.
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"Sometimes I like to just go over and over again without cutting and interrupting the flow..." says Affleck in the clip above, when asked about the copious love scenes he wrote into new film Live by Night.
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Finding yourself in Paris in a clawfoot bathtub, eating copious amounts of pastries, and guzzling an aged Bordeaux is a bucket list item for most, but sudsing up with the this stuff is the next best thing.
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The copious amounts of hot glue he used to hold it all together might not be quite Jony Ive's design aesthetic, but let's see him come up with a cheaper way to listen to his music wirelessly.
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The road trip is cut together with copious archival footage of Elvis, and commentators (from Van Jones to Greil Marcus to Mike Myers) both fill in the gaps and argue with or poke fun at Jarecki's approach.
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Irrigation of the affected area with copious amounts of water is vital to remove the chemical and should be performed as soon as possible to minimize the long term effects of scarring and need for surgical reconstruction.
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Piazza, a 19-year-old sophomore, was pledging the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Penn State when he died in February 2017 as a result of drinking copious amounts of alcohol as part of a hazing ritual.
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It was a storm straight from the climate change playbook -- above average heat content in the air and nearby seas giving rise to even more copious rains in a region already the rainiest in the United States.
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Though the justice's research shows an impressive willingness to pursue scholarship even beyond the copious briefing in this case, the other justices didn't seem to bite at the theory that the ATS is restricted to U.S. defendants.
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But where Waylon broke from the formulaic Nashville sound by stripping the orchestration out of his music and incorporating elements of rock (as well as unapologetically doing copious amounts of drugs), Struggle instead brings in hip-hop.
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Reuters reports that marketing experts said the cost was worth up to 10 times the amount spent — given the copious branding and breathless media coverage of Singapore's glittering skyline — as it may entice tourists and other visitors.
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Michael Taylor performs this affecting salvation of Rainford through copious illustrations, extensive direct interviews with Rainford's remaining family members, and significant archival investigations, foremost among these, the archive of architect, theoretician, and theater designer Frederick John Kiesler.
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PARIS — Just after midnight on Monday, Kim Kardashian West left an intimate Fashion Week reception and dinner in the Marais section of Paris, at which truffled scrambled eggs, white fish and copious amounts of Champagne were served.
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And after the 2016 election there was copious versification of President Trump: A mauler, a grabber, abuser, A do whatever you chooser Non-thinker, non-reader, A spoiled-children breeder An every trick-in-the-book user.
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For instance: Upstairs, in the Empress Lounge, a karaoke bar outfitted with fuchsia chandeliers, copious amounts of alcohol and booths facing a gigantic projector screen, four cellphone salespeople had gathered for an evening of song and beer.
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They have been skittish over his repeated suggestions that the nation had not meddled in the United States' presidential election, contrary to copious intelligence information, and his frequent hints that his administration could lift sanctions against Russia.
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Monk recalls patiently helping the Journey lead singer Steve Perry clean copious amounts of guacamole out of his "silky black hair" after the crooner had gotten caught in the crossfire of Van Halen's dressing-room food fight.
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He described Qusai, a high school student, as a popular and talented soccer player who played for local teams and was always well groomed, with "the latest haircut" kept in place with copious amounts of shiny gel.
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Those disguises mixed arch tailoring, copious fake fur, sparkling lamé, kneepads and a hodgepodge of vintage references (Victoriana, flappers and the space-age '60s) in a mash-up that continued Michele's freewheeling, free-associating approach to style.
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Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job may have been the first Adult Swim show that blended comedy and art, usually using copious amounts of horror and weirdness as bonding agents, but it certainly wasn't the last.
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It dives deep, relying on copious archival footage and interviews with Ailes's friends and foes, including extensive interviews with Glenn Beck to piece together the story of a man whose paranoia and power went hand-in-hand.
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If some of the fabricated evidence falls short — by, say, implying that he was elected in a corrupt election defined by copious voter fraud — he just shifts the fabricated evidence so it serves its intended purpose again.
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Thursday's FCC vote to end net neutrality will kill many of the things you enjoy most about the internet in its current form, but chief among them is your ability to access copious amounts of free adult entertainment.
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Curling traces it roots to 22004th-century Scotland where players passed the time sliding rocks along small bodies of ice like frozen ponds, presumably while taking part in the other great winter pastime, drinking copious amounts of booze.
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In 2014, researchers used seismic waves to detect a large magma body in the upper crust, but because copious amounts of carbon dioxide and helium were leaking from the ground, scientists figured more magma was located further down.
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It's hard to say for sure, but one thing is certain: Somewhere in the outskirts of Berlin, a cabal of clowns are maliciously spending some poor pizzeria's hard earned money on copious amounts of seltzer and makeup sponges.
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But the copious gore, the cruel extended rape joke, the abortion sight-gags, and any number of other vomit-inducing pseudo-goofs are so distracting and disorienting that making sense of the film would require a repeat viewing.
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There are well-written, funny scenes, including sketch-style comic riffs by Key, amusing subplots (a drunken wine tour of Long Island involving copious amounts of shitty wine), and a couple of entertaining (if totally unrealistic) madcap sequences.
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Chinese officials say that drugs of this type are not yet commonly abused in their own country (the crisis in America owes much to copious prescription of legal painkillers; these have never been as readily available in China).
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But the party atmosphere at that event—with copious food and wine laid on for customers and journalists alike—has given way this year to a more sober mood, weaker sales and a bring-your-own-lunch policy.
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It's a heavily trafficked, upscale shopping area (between the copious perpetual Manhattan construction) – an ideal spot to pop in and play around with shiny new smartphone or VR headset between brunch and a trip to Dean and Deluca.
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The Washington Post, which first reported on the police files, recounts how Lesin brought copious amounts of alcohol into his rooms at the Four Seasons Hotel and later at the Dupont Circle Hotel, where his body was discovered.
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" The Trump transition team was so worried about Rudy Giuliani, in line for Secretary of State, that they created a separate 25-page document titled "Rudy Giuliani Business Ties Research Dossier" with copious accounting of his "foreign entanglements.
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Even better, the copious amounts of shimmer make the hues so reflective, it's like walking around with your own personal lighting team — each shade responsible for adding juuuuust the kind of dimension any room you're in would require.
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To help you create the boudoir of your dreams, we gathered our favorite products that provide the illusion of owning makeup with history behind it — without the health hazards or hassle of sifting through copious eBay listings. Curious?
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In terms of the mechanism of action, the researchers theorize that the helium particles are getting super-energized by the copious amounts of incoming UV radiation, causing the particles to zip out of the atmosphere and into space.
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It never occurred to her that they might be living beyond their means, and it took three years for Karl to finally max out his most copious line of credit, the rat queen of his nest of cards.
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These countries, with four times the population of the advanced economies, have not only stripped the US of its manufacturing base but have made copious use of their own government financing, subsidy and other support to grow enormously.
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Lesbos is the only Greek island to hold a PDO [Protected Designation of Origin] for feta, so feel free to eat copious amounts of this cheese with your queer friends knowing these Lesbian sheep are in good hands.
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The President fell heavily on the vacant seat and, the nature of the wound being apparent from the copious flow of blood, he was at once driven to the Prefecture and the most eminent doctors available were summoned.
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Iraq and Afghanistan are two of the world's most polluted countries, and there are also dust storms, oil-well fires and battlefield explosions to take into account, not to mention the copious quantities of cigarettes that soldiers smoke.
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Anne wrote copious letters, some of which are inserted verbatim into the narrative, and although conjecture is the historical novelist's accepted territory, Limburg is too faithful to her subject to sex up one of Britain's least sexy monarchs.
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The 1.4 gigabytes of files that Wells Fargo's lawyer sent included copious spreadsheets with customers' names and Social Security numbers, paired with financial details like the size of their investment portfolios and the fees the bank charged them.
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The loan servicer, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, which operates under the name FedLoan, has made copious errors, potentially miring many students in debt far longer than they expected, according to Maura Healey, the Massachusetts attorney general.
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Mr. Kerry narrated his own role as relentless negotiator, sometimes using background briefings to read aloud from copious handwritten notes he had taken while haggling over the Iran nuclear deal and the removal of chemical weapons from Syria.
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In this sense, not only is there no separation between the political and the private, but there is also no separation between Mr. Trump and the presidential office — something his copious use of the first-person singular indicates.
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