And at Animal Kingdom, they're for sale at Creature Comforts.
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The time warp continues inside, where contemporary creature comforts await.
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And you can do it with all the creature comforts.
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Instead, it captures the security and creature comforts of home.
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CREATURE COMFORTS On Sundays I wake up between 7 and 9.
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All the creature comforts, mechanical bits and anything else were removed.
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"Creature comforts are very important in the healing process," she said.
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Though lacking in creature comforts, Daphne proved to be a fruitful choice.
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Both vehicles offer similar technology and creature comforts for a similar price.
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Its final competitor, Koko Buni, from Creature Comforts Brewing in Athens, Georgia.
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There are no creature comforts, nor any fancy add-ons like touchscreens.
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Plus, you're not giving up anything in the way of creature comforts.
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There's nothing like the creature comforts of a thoroughly modern convention center.
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Staying options range from eco-friendly resorts to hotels with regular creature comforts.
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I, for one, have realized just how much I love my creature comforts.
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And not just cushy, plush squares for the sake of hygienic creature comforts.
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St. Arnold will face Creature Comforts, which rallied to overtake Terrapin Brewing's Mosaic.
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For all his creature comforts, Abe is haunted by his memories of Russia.
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Prosecutors said the Hunters used some of the money to buy creature comforts.
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A lot has changed since then — aircraft, fuel prices, and on-board creature comforts.
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All of those creature comforts disappear to show Alison's home is livable, but stark.
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During World War II, Americans gave up creature comforts to aid the war effort.
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The company joyously boasts about how the cockpit is stripped of typical car creature comforts.
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Since private operators try to maximize non-aeronautical revenue, some creature comforts may be lacking.
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In uncertain times, it seems normal for citizens to cut spending or seek creature comforts.
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But this is not for those in need of creature comforts, our cousin warned us.
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Wisconsin's Apostle Islands, in Lake Superior, offer stunning sea caves and plenty of creature comforts.
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We've enjoyed our creature comforts and are ready to get out into the world and socialize.
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Either way, it's partly due to his commitment to a few core practices and creature comforts.
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Most of all, he craved some creature comforts — namely, a washer-dryer and central air-conditioning.
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Creature Comforts partnered with local design firm Young Athenians and independent artist David Hale for the label.
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In my mind, flying is so stressful: the tight spaces, the lack of creature comforts, scary turbulence.
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It lacks the kind of creature comforts that hard Windsor chairs make you desire: cushions, for example.
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I have easy access to all the creature comforts, yet it feels like my own creative space.
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The result will provide "creature comforts," Mr. Roth said, including fitness centers, lounges and improved living quarters.
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The car is loaded with a multitude of screens and creature comforts like selfie cameras and docking stations.
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And just because the thing is retro doesn't mean there aren't any modern creature comforts in the mix.
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Here are just a few of the unique "creature comforts" Choupette is used to in her daily life.
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It's perfect for first-time campers who aren't ready to take the plunge and want some creature comforts.
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What the boat lacks in creature comforts is more than made up for in the freedom it affords.
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I love my creature comforts, and this is one of the very best I&aposve found thus far.
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The way we spend money unearths a lot about us: taste, values, aspirations, culture, creature comforts, guilty pleasures, priorities.
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Seek out creature comforts on Wednesday, when sensual Venus makes her way into the emotional water sign of Cancer.
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More often than not, they've supplanted modernity and creature comforts with a Big Gulp-size of American muscle performance.
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It's giving you this sense of entitlement, the creature comforts in an environment where other people don't have them.
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All these creature comforts, paired with the extended range of the P1003D, worked to make the ideal road trip candidate.
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A library with a fireplace and a playroom for children help round out the building's impressive list of creature comforts.
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It has some creature comforts, like heated seats, but the only cargo space is a basket behind the second passenger.
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He retrofitted his van to bring back some of the creature comforts of a traditional dwelling, like insulation and bedding.
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It's not Tesla fast, but it's packed with Audi's creature comforts and has a fun powertrain with plenty of acceleration.
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In March, 2017 Alaska announced that it will be keeping a few of Virgin's creature comforts, including its in-flight entertainment.
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Most people were too busy making ends meet, seeking to secure creature comforts and social harmonies where and when they could.
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The Hunt Kendal Fisher found the creature comforts and the affordability he was looking for in a new eco-friendly development.
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Below, Robert Lillegard writes about Wisconsin's Apostle Islands, in Lake Superior, which offer stunning sea caves and plenty of creature comforts.
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Robert Lillegard takes us to Wisconsin's Apostle Islands, in Lake Superior, which offer stunning sea caves and plenty of creature comforts.
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There are more creature comforts: lots of chairs by Jean Prouvé and sofas by Charlotte Perriand in the lobby, for example.
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It's got four seats, a comfortable cabin, Apple CarPlay, blind spot monitoring and pretty much all of the creature comforts you'd expect.
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Opened in April 2006, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal has all the creature comforts that come along with a modern cruise terminal facility.
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The victor will meet the winner of Jester King's Funk Metal and Creature Comforts' Koko Buni for a spot in the championship.
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The check-in process is predictable, there are creature comforts like housekeeping, and you can expect a certain minimal level of service.
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The Chevy Bolt is also a good choice, but the Leaf has been around a bit longer and provides more creature comforts.
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"I don't have guests over very often and I had to make some compromises when it comes to creature comforts," she said.
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On Wednesday, Venus enters its home sign of Taurus at 53:46 AM, securing us in our creature comforts despite new realizations.
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The electric platforms are fundamentally more simple than internal combustion systems, freeing engineers and designers to be more creative with creature comforts.
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FORGO CREATURE COMFORTS Safari experiences range from staying in bare-bones camps with bucket showers to lodges that have air-conditioned rooms.
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And if I was going to be living in it full time, I wanted it to have as many creature comforts as possible.
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Living in extreme poverty in the United States means waging an almost gladiatorial battle for creature comforts that luckier people take for granted.
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Employees arriving at the Peninsula's newest, shiniest corporate campus will find it equipped with all the creature comforts now expected in Silicon Valley.
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The toy even manages to include a few modern creature comforts, like a power gauge indicating how much juice the battery has remaining.
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Sporting a higher-res display, a redesigned headset and some thoughtful creature comforts, the Vive Pro is better is almost every single way.
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An unpressurized and unheated cockpit that lacks the creature comforts of traditional aircraft posed enormous difficulties for pilots Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg.
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All run through Swiss bank accounts, the ill-gotten gains provided Nazarbayev with luxe creature comforts such as snowmobiles, fur coats, and speedboats.
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"To the degree you can find some creature comforts and make it easier for people to be more productive, it's a sound investment."
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With hypercars, some automakers get so laser-focused on speed that they start to strip away creature comforts in the name of saving weight.
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And it doesn't ask us to give up creature comforts like AC. New utilities are enabled by new technologies and business models, not fuels.
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Colin Warnes owns an original 1953 J2X in Le Mans specification, which added such creature comforts as a windshield, windshield wipers and a top.
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In terms of creature comforts, the Bolt is also a strong vehicle, especially given how Chevrolet has decided to outfit even the base model trim.
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This property comes with all the creature comforts too, including a 52-inch plasma TV, Hotel W Mattress, and a deep iron tub for bathing.
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However, while other base-model sports cars are stripped-down models with few creature comforts, the 124 Spider has an interior fitted with excellent materials.
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TNG did offer some creature comforts, but let's just say Architectural Digest's 24th-century editors won't be hailing the Enterprise-D for a YouTube tour.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ben Carson does not like the creature comforts, at least not for low-income Americans reliant on the government for a helping hand.
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Live the simple life, and spend littleLiving simply doesn&apost mean giving up creature comforts — for James, 64, it&aposs about being happy with less.
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The updated version looks more like your standard commercial shuttle van — but what it lacks in exterior styling, it makes up for in interior creature comforts.
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Because even when Escobar is captured and thrown in prison, he loses few of his creature comforts and he can break himself out at any time.
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If you use your guest room for other purposes most of the time, it may lack a few creature comforts that make a bedroom more pleasant.
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Gurney has created this paradoxical loser of a born winner — a man whom life has blessed with creature comforts and stability — with equal compassion and exasperation.
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Throughout the past many, many decades, when foreigners came to America, they would remark how big our houses were, how full of creature comforts they were.
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"There is something to be said about getting away from the creature comforts and being surrounded by stillness and stars," said the hotel's owner, Hugo Pizzinini.
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For $81,700 buyers get the same range as the base model but gain additional creature comforts like a heads-up display, massaging seats and parking assist technology.
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Although downtown Detroit today is newly bustling with millennials and their accompanying creature comforts, the crazy price of car insurance acts as a brake on further revitalisation.
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Without regulations, that Camry would no doubt be at least as nice in terms of creature comforts, but it would not be as safe, efficient and clean.
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It was built in 113 to make backcountry an alluring destination for tourists, offering stunning wilderness vistas but also creature comforts like showers and reasonably comfy beds.
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I prefer to be stingy elsewhere and invest in the sort of creature comforts that make a $98 robe and $100 smart lights my most cherished possessions.
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They are learning to live without the 24/7 creature comforts of New York: little ethnic food, no takeout, hummus at only one grocery store across town.
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I agree that Rose probably would have missed certain creature comforts, Jack would have entered his supermodels and Supersoakers period and the whole romance would have imploded.
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What's at stake here is not creature comforts but class privilege, the sort of thing Americans don't really like to discuss but nonetheless think about all the time.
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It's built like an off-road utility vehicle, but is outfitted with creature comforts typically reserved for passenger cars, like an HVAC system and two big digital displays.
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Not only did the new man in her life help propel her modeling career into the stratosphere, he also gave her all the creature comforts she could want.
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In the same way that every Zodiac sign has different overarching values, they also have different creature comforts — and, this time of year, those are absolutely worth celebrating.
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Mankind gets most of its technological creature comforts from the vast expanse beyond our world, but has yet to explore its depths, an expert explained to CNBC recently.
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At the annual exhibition known as the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg earlier this month, more than 550 exhibitors put the latest in travel creature comforts on display.
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Supported by an all-American array of creature comforts like fast-food restaurants and swimming pools, US forces there flew and maintained Air Force fighters and other warplanes.
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But I was fascinated by the people and the democratization that occurred when they were stripped of creature comforts, cellphones and even electricity for more than a week.
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Okay, so maybe the weather outside is frightful, or maybe you simply prefer the treadmill over the park for its proximity to creature comforts like water and the bathroom.
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They've demonstrated his wealth -- and the mind-boggling amounts he spent on premium creature comforts -- paid for through suspicious wire transfers from unknown companies with bank accounts in Cyprus.
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In many cases, the photographers are compelled to live small, sacrificing creature comforts as they spend weeks, months or years documenting remote villages and overlooked communities in their homelands.
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The club, on the banks of the Svislach River, is a short drive from the crowded gymnasium of Azarenka's youth but light-years removed in terms of creature comforts.
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There aren't the same kinds of creature comforts you'd find on an airplane, but that's likely by design since Uber is planning to only use these aircraft for short rides.
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It still has a lot of the creature comforts of a conventional car though, including a B&O sound system, power adjustable seats with optional suede fabric and SiriusXM radio.
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And it wouldn't be the first time the world has turned a blind eye to human rights violations by the kingdom to preserve these creature comforts in a restive region.
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But don't expect them to think too much about the problems of anybody else, including their own children, or to suffer those who come between them and their creature comforts.
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In some cases you can spend as little as 20 percent of your income on rent if you're willing to forgo a lot of privacy and a few creature comforts.
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You can remove their doors and windows for a better view of interiors light on creature comforts, but made to be durable and easily hosed down after the action's over.
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She has always preferred the creature comforts of a high-end hotel — that is, until she woke up in a luxurious tented cocoon perched high above Big Sur last fall.
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Indeed, some airlines are already looking to offset rising costs by charging for drinks on long haul flights: farewell, then, to one of the last remaining creature comforts for business travellers.
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Feeling a tinge of jealousy over their creature comforts, but somewhat confident in my minimalist setup, I opened my wine — which I drank straight from the bottle, because who needs cups?
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That 1,100-plus horsepower will be pushing a car that is still just 1,000 kilograms, which Aston Martin has maintained by ditching basically all the creature comforts of the road Valkyrie.
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Elsewhere, Yotel offers cozy, cabin-like hotel rooms equipped with creature comforts such as futon-like beds, wifi, and flat screen TVs, located inside airport terminals in Amsterdam, London and Paris.
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When everything seems chaotic, remember that you can find your happy place in material creature comforts, like sex...and/or shamelessly asking a friend or partner to treat you to dinner.
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Moving up to the 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL models predictably adds more creature comforts, including navigation, a power liftgate, adaptive cruise control, and a sunroof, plus 22.0-inch wheels for $24,28.
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The Pacifica makes a lot of sense as a ridesharing vehicle, as it's a perfect passenger car with easy access via the big sliding door and plenty of creature comforts inside.
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Called "The Cullinan" — named after the world's largest diamond — the plush behemoth packs all the creature comforts and smooth ride of a Rolls with off-road capabilities from all-wheel drive.
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Today the privileged among us have the best of both words, all the creature comforts as well as the ability to cart them about to the cosmopolitan destination of our choice.
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If customers pay $4,500 more than the lowest sticker price, they'll get autopilot features, a slightly longer range on a single charge, as well as some creature comforts, like seat warmers.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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In an announcement Tuesday, the company showed off the design for the electric vehicles, which it says were designed with input from current delivery drivers and has improved various creature comforts.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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In the same way a person might inflate their lifestyle to match their income, working in the backcountry teaches you that you can deflate your expectations when it comes to creature comforts.
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In 212, I moved 29 miles away from the creature comforts of my parent's McMansion in the suburbs of Cleveland to a $211,22011 one-bedroom in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with three white boys.
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In a world with so few creature comforts, and so little softness, their affection feels remarkable, which makes it even more of a grating injustice when their government tries to ban it.
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It'll be easy for you to over-indulge and seek comfort in other Venusian ways, like shopping or eating, but use your Taurus sensibility to overpower your materialistic desire for creature comforts.
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Though he is new to the job of hosting a late-night show, Anthony Atamanuik has already begun stocking his office with creature comforts: an Xbox, a Nespresso machine, bottles of bourbon.
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Its base in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter is in a converted fuel depot short on creature comforts, although the team has built an outdoor beer garden nicknamed Rosemary's, after the rosemary growing nearby.
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Models like the old Chevrolet S10 could be purchased with a minimum of creature comforts, no power windows and mirrors, for example, and certainly not the touchscreen-controlled infotainment systems that millennials crave.
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But critics argue these amount to nothing more than creature comforts that don't address the core problem with the MTA: dangerously overcrowded and out of date, with no relief in the near future.
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Customers for the Silverado — like those for competing Ford and Ram trucks — also can order plenty of creature comforts, such as heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheels and the latest infotainment technology.
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Clinching the win in a nail-biting final round, the label from Creature Comforts Brewing edged out Black Hog Brewing's Ginga Ninja by 75 votes, with a final tally of 3,306 to 3,231.
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It has no roof, just a roll cage, and looks similar to the regular Miata except that all the creature comforts have been removed, replaced by a fire extinguisher and five-point harness.
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The 2DS's wedge-shaped body is awkward to hold, more annoying to pack in a bag, and it doesn't have creature comforts like automatic screen brightness that you get on its more expensive siblings.
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Romano House (Via Giovanni Di Prima 78539, Catania; 39-095-352-0611), in the heart of Catania, has smartly appointed rooms and all the creature comforts you could want — in a 17th-century palazzo.
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Essentially, a smart boat is the smart home concept applied to a floating fiberglass shell with all the creature comforts of terrestrial dwelling like smart lights, touchscreens everywhere, and even its own voice assistant.
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Or, move up to the Sport Touring, which throws in creature comforts plus Honda Sensing, a bundling of safety technology that includes automatic braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning.
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" Mikolas did, but he said he missed the perks of the major league life: the modern ballparks, the charter flights, the upscale hotels — "those little creature comforts that make big league life pretty nice.
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Now, as China's voracious appetite for Australia's commodity exports ebb, the nation has deftly positioned itself as an attractive destination for Chinese tourists - most of them well-heeled and eager to splurge on creature comforts.
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But you at least get a few creature comforts that aren't otherwise found inside Mercedes' Grand Prix competitor, like two big digital displays, air conditioning, and a dock for your smartphone in the center console.
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He made sure that the crew had creature comforts: The boat was fitted out with proper berths, a bar and a galley, and supplied with food and drink far more appealing than normal sea rations.
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With homeless families suffering in the United States, I do not see that we should spend money on the creature comforts of lawbreakers who chose of their own free will to sneak across the border.
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No matter our creature comforts, our technology, our "human nature," there is something primal and animalistic at the core of every single person on Earth, something that could drive us to kill someone or worse.
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It is this realization we all can relate to — that our cruelest and most vile racist structures are in some ways motivated by a love for creature comforts and pretty things — that packs the hardest punch.
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Nikola hopes to set it apart by offering some creature comforts typically found in road cars, as well as eye-popping power — with an $80,000 starting price to match when it goes into production in 2021.
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Thanks to the competition that results from Open Skies, U.S. legacy carriers are now paying attention to on-board menus and creature comforts like installing fully lie-flat beds, which are already common among Gulf carriers.
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I set out to marry the city's organic cuisine and healthy, active lifestyle with something that it isn't widely associated with — leaving a small carbon footprint — by ditching the car and creature comforts of regular hotels.
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The chief executive Grant Dalton and the chief operating officer Kevin Shoebridge have spent their limited budget on the essentials, not creature comforts, as those who have visited their spartan home base in Auckland can confirm.
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Don't forget the creature comforts, like a sleep mask to block out light while your roommate is studying and a space-saving microwave for reheating leftovers, making popcorn or embracing the wide world of microwave cooking.
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And while I was pretty sure that The Wing would provide plenty of creature comforts, I was nervous about how I would navigate three days at camp with a bunch of perfect (and potentially Instagram perfect) strangers.
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For those who plan to drive the GT8 on the road (or to and from the track), air conditioning, a stereo, and Aston Martin's newest infotainment system mean you won't have to give up all the creature comforts.
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While it is unlikely that add-on charges will disappear, it does seem that business travellers are beginning to see some creature comforts reappearing without having to reach for their wallets, or company credit cards, to enjoy them.
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Underlying this taste for experimentation is a deeper interest in evolutionary biology and psychology: the genes that, some experts believe, leave us programmed for a brutal, tribal, even pre-human past despite the creature comforts of the present.
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At CES today, BMW announced a lot of new tech for its upcoming cars, but it's also highlighting some of the work it's doing on creating the right kind of creature comforts for when autonomous driving takes off.
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But any lack of creature comforts was compensated by other amenities: breathtaking sunsets from the open dining area, the ability to ride a kayak in the Rio Drake and proximity to a nearly deserted beach and nature trails.
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Carriers have found that on routes such as London to New York, it is more profitable to operate a greater number of daily departures with smaller jets than to agglomerate traffic onto the A380—however nice its creature comforts.
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Its designers went to great lengths to include creature comforts that distinguish the Continental from others in the crowded luxury sedan market, like seats that have individual leg adjustments and can provide a massage with the touch of a button.
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Does this fancy tiny home crafted with the modern woman in mind — note the copious shoe storage compartments, for example — mean those of us with reservations about lack of creature comforts can now seriously consider adopting the tiny home lifestyle?
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For travelers flying in Air France's La Premiere cabin, the carrier offers a wide range of creature comforts like a seat that turns into a fully flat bed, a partition and curtains that can be pulled all the way around.
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After a day of creature comforts like golf and a double-cheeseburger lunch as part of Mr. Abe's four-day charm offensive, the president settled into a low-backed chair near the raised ring to take in the final few bouts.
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Through extensive research, he and Mr. Leavitt homed in on the necessary creature comforts: a bedroom nook that's tucked away, a full gas oven and stove, wiring for a television and entertainment area, a stacked washer-dryer and a dishwasher.
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The creature comforts of having music follow me from room to room, floors that are clean without my effort, and a door I know is locked or that can be unlocked for my sister definitely raised my quality of living.
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"Alaska is definitely a bucket-list destination for travelers from all over the world and we offer a really personalized and immersive experience for people who want to be off the beaten path while not sacrificing creature comforts," she said.
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Climbing in and out is a pain, and the MPGs are woeful, but you have excellent small pickup versatility to go along with the offroading cred — and the ZR2 comes with enough creature comforts to take the edge off the truck's rougher demeanor.
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After all, an English stately home was drafty, isolated and so devoid of creature comforts that a cosseted American heiress might find she had to take her evening ablutions in a tin hip bath filled with lukewarm water hauled up in buckets by a housemaid.
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Creature Comforts Even if she's outgrown her affection for mermaids (I thought of suggesting Adrienne Rich's "Diving Into the Wreck" even before I remembered that it features a half-woman, half-fish), maybe your stepdaughter can hold onto her love of myths a little longer.
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Within were all the trappings and creature comforts of a midrange 1970s bachelor pad: a kitchenette equipped with ice machine and microwave oven, a dining table, ample bench-style seating for on-road lounging and, toward the rear, two narrow bunks and a bathroom (nonfunctional).
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"It's meaningful for us to get recognition for the things we've put a lot of hard work into, and we have a lot of talented folks who worked really hard on our design," said David Stein, head brewer and cofounder of Athens, Georgia-based Creature Comforts.
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Meanwhile, would-be urban homesteaders continue to flock to the (one-time) Motor City in hopes of scoring the now-mythical $2000 house—and the creature comforts to which such buyers are accustomed, like a Whole Foods that opened in the hipster haven of Midtown in 2200.
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His White House offices are being packed up, so that on Friday, as Donald J. Trump is sworn in as the 45th U.S. president, a swarm of workers can replace the commander in chief's creature comforts — snacks, clothes, toiletries, artwork and furniture — with those of his successor.
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I attribute this to a number of factors: the lie-down seats, wearing Lunya Restore pajamas with a long sweater, compression socks (a must for me on any long trip), and the creature comforts of my silk sleep mask and pillowcase that I take on all trips.
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The poultry correspondent pondered the four nominees' claims to belovedness and winnowed the field down to the late Marjo and Chewbacca: the former because of her hard data (seventy-six thousand views, "America's Got Talent"), and the latter because of his ample creature comforts (glamorous coop and private grooming).
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Somewhere in there also lies a deeper sociological meaning to its sudden surge in popularity, something about it representing a perfect synthesis between our hi-tech beauty-device fatigue, fetishization of the Asian beauty-routine mystique, and the extreme value we place on creature comforts in times of anxiety and tumult.
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The Blade 15 has other creature comforts that make working on it more pleasant, like its abundance of USB-A ports and video outputs that allow me to leave all of my dongles at home or the Windows Hello-compatible webcam that lets me log in without having to type a password.
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While a bit of a sasser, Jay Cutler lives a drama-free life that he protects at all costs, most notably by ensconcing himself in the creature comforts of home (two homes, in fact, but we'll get to that) and not spending one iota of his day in a way he doesn't want.
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It has a top speed of 75 mph, a city-driving range of just over 100 miles, and comes with creature comforts like heated seats, heated grips, a phone mount, the ability to pair your smartphone to onboard Bluetooth speakers, lockable storage, and removable half-doors for some protection against the elements.
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While she's been posting videos to her Instagram that show moments while packing and in transit — including one that expressed enjoying "the creature comforts of running water and a bed" before the difficult journey — the 33-year-old just shared the first glimpse of her hiking crew at the base of the famous peak.
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"When you only have a few weeks of vacation a year, you want them to include good food, good wines, creature comforts, luxury and atmosphere, so that when you return to the daily grind you are rested and don't feel like you need another vacation," recent guest Dana Koenig wrote in an email to CNBC.
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But the way that "Metalhead" conflates Bella's seeming eventual suicide (after realizing how many trackers are embedded beneath her skin) with that open box of teddy bears suggests a deeper, larger meaning that is either insultingly shallow — look at us silly humans, going out of our way for our dumb creature comforts when they're largely unnecessary — or willfully obtuse.
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Cuban market entry * Flexible, less capital-intensive business models should facilitate US leisure companies' Cuban market entry * Cuban infrastructure and legislative hurdles pose some near-term challenges to material business platform development and growth * Expects slow demand growth in American travel to Cuba given social, political differences, lack of accommodations and creature comforts Source text for Eikon:
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It has a top speed of 75 miles per hour, a city-driving range of just over 100 miles, and comes with creature comforts like heated seats, heated grips, a phone mount, the ability to pair your smartphone to onboard Bluetooth speakers, lockable storage, a cupholder, and removable half-doors for some protection against the elements.
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As they crystallized into the current lineup of Aaron Warren and brothers Bjorn and Eric Copeland after their 2004 album Creature Comforts, they quickly established themselves at the vanguard of the American noise scene, notching warbly and weird electronic albums for the primarily dance-minded label DFA and opening tours for the psych-crossover weirdos in Animal Collective across the mid and late 00s.
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While other wealthy nations have shortened the workweek, given their citizens more free time and schemed to make their lives more pleasant, stress-free and enjoyable, the United States offers a curious paradox: Though the standard of living has risen, and creature comforts are more readily and easily available — and though technological innovations have made it easier to work efficiently — people work more, not less.
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Jen: I also think it's kind of fascinating how, of all the things for Henry to suddenly show an interest in and really badger his parents about, asking to go to a fancy New England boarding school boldly underscores the constant push-pull that we've always seen on The Americans between Philip and Elizabeth hating everything the United States stands for while also enjoying so many of its creature comforts.
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