"There's sometimes I'm a freakin' devilish bitch!" she informed him.
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A couple's innocent selfie is turning into a devilish meme.
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Your lusty, devilish side will be really highlighted this month.
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This red, devilish bike and costume is a full theme.
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The virtuoso violinist is a devilish hypnotist, descended from Paganini.
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But why did it seem to make such devilish sense?
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A few entries were devilish, simply from their letter arrangements.
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I was mischievous as hell; I was the devilish one.
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No number of devilish obstacles was going to stop me.
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The devilish Belichick will always make young quarterbacks look foolish.
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Efforts to slow global warming must overcome devilish political obstacles.
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And he was as devilish in person as in print.
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Do you have a favorite devilish nun from a movie?
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I love Whoopi [Goldberg] but I wouldn't say she's devilish.
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But the really devilish detail might have been use of proceeds.
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His voice of... alternative judgment... for his more brilliantly devilish ideas!
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Beyond the devilish detail, however, there is one clear take-away.
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"That may well have changed," he said with a devilish grin.
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This puzzle included something that sounds devilish to compose, a pangram.
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Passionate Mars enters lusty Capricorn today, bringing some devilish fun your way.
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But what else did this devilish and dismal category have to offer?
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Keep reading for a full explanation of Michael Langdon's complete devilish abilities.
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And the well-mastered double bass sounds perfectly divine—I mean, devilish.
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But Frank is still a shadow of season one's devilish puppet master.
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What's confusing you might be the nature of Mr. Hong's devilish game.
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Hackers are constantly thinking of devilish ways to make their targets click.
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Perfect. Joan Collins is (as you now know) a delightful, devilish legend.
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In his vulnerable, mildly devilish charm, we see why he's so beloved.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Alex Eaton-Salners whirls in with a devilish puzzle.
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This is the devilish problem of the Trump era in a nutshell.
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And that might mean giving them harps and ambrosia, rather than devilish treatment.
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Cherries have always been a ripe, red, round fruit with a devilish connotation.
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Our best guess as to how this devilish photo appeared on Kylie's Instagram?
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I think #JohnMcCain would be flashing a devilish smile at this trending today.
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If that were the entire story, it would be interesting, but not devilish.
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Still, on the punishing and devilish Carnoustie Golf Links, Woods was in contention.
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Governor, capitalization of words for headlines and the devilish Oxford comma, for example.
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But we should not kid ourselves: This devil does indeed have devilish origins.
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Delightfully devilish & deliriously wicked,this irreverent, rule-breaking riot delivers a contact high.
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It's a continuing, improbable experiment in self-governance, of devilish scale and complexity.
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The time-poor me hates the game's devilish nonchalance with opening itself up.
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The tiles, of six different shapes but generally hexagonal, proved devilish to fit together.
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Pluto rules the underworld, often allowing us the option to embrace our devilish delights.
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But while the details can be devilish, the basic ideas are often quite simple.
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Christian polemicists decried Ms. Roberts's work was not heavenly, but an outright devilish deception.
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Rather, he's as much a victim of Murder House's devilish horrors as anyone else.
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A simple enough aim, you might think, but there are plenty of devilish details.
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Press play to see how to replicate this devilish display for your own bash.
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The Moon enters your opposite sign on the zodiac wheel: dependable yet devilish Capricorn!
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Despite its devilish appearance, the Saharan horned viper venom is rarely fatal to humans.
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As such, the devilish murder-mystery has been adapted numerous times over the years.
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If they succumbed to the devilish pull of sugar, they only got the one.
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Only Pakistan has a combined trade and fiscal deficit as devilish as Turkey's or Argentina's.
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Cue the actress' devilish screaming, crying and a whole lot of madness and side-eye.
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According to the post, there are also some hidden "devilish details" to look out for.
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They show her with wide eyes and a pert mouth, devilish and innocent at once.
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"Preacher" is a drama, but one with a devilish sense of humor and visual playfulness.
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However, there are some even more devilish details in the Rift's full Terms of Service.
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Reportedly, Jack was a gentleman with devilish features, including glowing red eyes and metallic claws.
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Rutan's devilish grin said it all: This would be a plane to defy the imagination.
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Stylish, devilish, cerebral—setting these obvious and inevitable descriptors aside, what do we have here?
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Perhaps by devilish design, the most penal bunkers are the ones left of the green.
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Drought, devilish winds and historic heat have unleashed vicious wildfires across southern Europe this summer.
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What kind of devilish deal did Mr. Trump make with Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan?
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Many of the sermons are legitimately good, but some of the characters are legitimately devilish.
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There's a lot to be learned from studying real people, in all their devilish complications.
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Here are 13 devilish films that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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So, how did Jean Grey go from being a charming telepathic mutant to a devilish villain?
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Satanic Stories (6998)Get in touch with your devilish side with these hell-raising horror films.
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This devilish debonair used to rock a bit of a darker look ... and now that's vanished.
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"It's almost devilish to take part in it, when you know about these things," Braat admits.
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It was very charming and a very Cunanan thing to do, to be a little devilish.
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Still, they are best for experienced cooks, not novices, packed as they are with devilish details.
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But Grecian introduces a fantastically devilish pair of bounty hunters who call themselves Mr. and Mrs.
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I thought SATANISTS for "devilish sorts" was cute, and appreciated the twinning of 2D and 3D.
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With its backwoods banjo and devilish fiddle, the record creates a supernatural reading of life's struggles.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn this afternoon, putting you in a playfully devilish mood.
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Writhing in the shadows like a child's charcoal nightmare, she imbues the spook with devilish intent.
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When the truth didn't suit him, he simply, with a devilish ease, invented an alternate reality.
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This is the devilish smirk of a man who is assured in his Real Gamer status:
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Whether the market's thrashing on Friday was sharp or devilish comes down to a quarter point.
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Smithson's gallerist, Virginia Dwan, said the jetty ''was something otherworldly, but I hesitate to say hell, because I don't mean everybody being tortured and so forth, but the feeling of aloneness, and of it being in a place that was unsafe, and something devilish, something devilish there.
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And with his scratched face and red lighting, Delos certainly looks devilish while he delivers the speech.
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Mike "Wags" Wagner (David Costabile) spends most of Billions plastered with a devilish grin on his face.
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However, the Riverdale spin-off has been dropping clues about these two devilish twists since part 1.
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Cap is a dry, patient and practical sign that has a devilish edge beneath its polished exterior.
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Capricorn is a devilish, lusty energy despite its polished, outward demeanor; however, it is a practical energy.
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But it has a chance to crossbreed the better angels of character drama with devilish genre splatter.
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Krampuskarten depict Saint Nicholas's darker counterpart: the devilish Krampus, whose current image visually carries centuries of folklore.
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The Moon enters devilish Earth sign Capricorn this afternoon and activates the communication sector of your chart.
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People think of Capricorn as being an uptight energy; however, this sea-goat is devilish as hell.
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Since the crash, it's been tempting to see suit-wearers as a devilish sub-sect of humanity.
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That could lead to typical Open weekend conditions, meaning putting surfaces that are devilish, confusing and unforgiving.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced plans for just such a shutdown, attention has turned to the devilish details.
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At some point, the president signed his effigy, leaving his devilish signature on the ghoul's left jowl.
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Due to his devilish appearance, Krampus celebrations were banned by the Catholic Church in the 12th century.
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Sometimes, they wear devilish capes (a clear tell), but sometimes they look pretty much like you and me.
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The audience hurtles into the path of the oncoming train along with the wearer of those devilish shoes.
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But she will also find herself in devilish love triangles and fighting Satan from inside his inner circle.
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It is not clear what Trump means by "average cost of child care spending" -- those devilish details again.
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So let's assume Hiram's visit set in motion some devilish grand scheme, and that painting is probably involved.
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The dress Kate Middleton wore for Prince Louis' baby debut is drawing some devilish comparisons on social media.
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And cue a likely clash of legal advisers as to the devilish detail of the LME's warehousing rules.
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I truly do not know where I am going in FromSoftware's devilish action-RPG, or where I've been.
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Love & Friendship follows the always-plotting widow Lady Susan Vernon, played with a devilish edge by Kate Beckinsale.
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Trump is clearly not a religious man, unless you believe being compulsively devilish is a form of religiosity.
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Its lushest portions gather on my neck (of course) and terminate to a devilish point on my chin.
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He's got a piquant, devilish style on electric guitar, and a way of stoking friction between two notes.
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"Don't Call Me Angel" is more cinematic than Destiny's Child's version, outfitted with a dark and devilish vibe.
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"Okie From Muskogee" (1969) Mr. Haggard's most devilish hit, full of moral contempt for the Vietnam-era counterculture.
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During this time, expect to wear all black, and to embrace your darker, maybe even more devilish side.
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In a hallway of an engineering building at Stanford University, some devilish researchers have built a sprawling obstacle course.
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After the fish, they asked me to draw a name in a wacky font, followed by a devilish butterfly.
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He was scruffy and devilish in an avuncular way — more pesky wannabe than actual viable Game of Thrones villain.
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His good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all.
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They even tried to convince Ms Westover that she was imagining things, and that she was the devilish party.
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Netflix has recruited The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina stars Kiernan Shipka and Miranda Otto for yet another devilish project.
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Then they merely need sit back in a high backed computer desk chair and let out a devilish laugh.
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She wears a pair of devilish horns on her head, and she's unlike any other species in the forest.
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That this "Agrippina" was nevertheless a success — indeed, a devilish delight — is because of Mr. Bicket and Mr. McVicar.
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The 20th-century scholar Said Nursi saw politics not as a sacred realm, but rather a devilish zone of strife.
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But the most devilish aspect of the secular-stagnation story is that good times do not necessarily indicate underlying health.
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The resulting disparity in who we instinctively trust, as viewers, is part of what makes You so devilish and terrific.
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Watch: We've rounded up some devilish films on Netflix that will have even the most brave souls jumping at shadows.
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Watch: We've rounded up some devilish films on Netflix that will have even the most stoic souls jumping at shadows.
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It's nice to see these ladies haven't lost their devilish charm, regardless of their extensive time in an insane asylum.
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" She added, "Harvey Weinstein's sexual predation is despicable enough, but combined with his staggering power it's insidious, even devilish. Decades.
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CLIMATE CHANGE is a devilish problem for humanity: at once urgent and slow-moving, immediate and distant, real and abstract.
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The artist recently collaborated with fellow illustrator Reginald Pean, fusing REEG's signature women with Pean's trademark skeletons and devilish figures.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina is arguably the tale of Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) slowly embracing her witchy, devilish destiny.
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And that's why Putin's plan is so devilish: He's undermining the credibility of two key American institutions in one go.
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"It's the devilish side of a breakup song," she tells PEOPLE exclusively about the first song off her upcoming album.
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It's unclear how that new public-private agglomeration is supposed to work, but getting those devilish details right is crucial.
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Littlefinger scrapes himself off the bottom of the rankings with a devilish plot to sow discord between the Stark sisters.
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Some devilish adversary who has committed the vile apostasy of having skin in the Radiohead versus Lana Del Rey game.
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The devilish old codger and said father, Jack (Christopher Plummer), recently ousted from his nursing home for incorrigible weed-dealing.
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That last one is particularly devilish because I see the dog crap and then suddenly I gotta crap real bad.
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J.C. The guitarist Peter Bernstein has a sharp articulation, a tersely melodic way of phrasing and a devilish compositional style.
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But in a devilish grid like this, the cat in question is a hipster and the tongue is JIVE TALK.
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At its height Babe was a hellishly fun read, the devilish little sister to the older and wiser sites on offer.
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It's a devilish and chugging techno stomper that emblematizes the kind of track you would hear at DC-10 at 6AM.
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Then there's the kid who knows the classic segment all too well, which is now in its eighth, delightfully devilish year.
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Billed as "the Napoleon of Crime," Macavity is the devilish criminal cat who's never at the scene of his dastardly crimes.
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My father looked up at her, shocked, rolling his eyes back and forth trying to charm her with his devilish grin.
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For Delaware's Swedish population, Christmas is associated with a visit from Tomte, the devilish imp who leaves gifts for good children.
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Then he leaned over to me with this devilish look in his eye and said, 'But I sure miss the drugs.
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You also benefit from the soul-stirring roar of the 6.2-liter V-4.53 and the devilish whine of its supercharger.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Elton John has been tapped to write the songs for a devilish upcoming musical — The Devil Wears Prada.
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Alarming as it may sound to sprout a devilish horn, the tusk is not the thing to be focused on right now.
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This is, after all, the supercar that a few months ago demolished the lap time record at Germany's devilish Nürburgring Nordschleife circuit.
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February 19 finds charming, lovely Venus meeting with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, both in lusty and devilish Earth sign Capricorn.
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Her lyric essay chapbook, So Devilish a Fire, is a winner of the Atlas Review chapbook series and was published in 2018.
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The Demon was phased out of the lineup when sales fell short as religious groups' objections to its devilish name won out.
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Her old-school, semi-revealing black dress paired with her implied devilish intentions are enough to make your devout Catholic grandmother blush.
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For all of Mario Maker's flaws, most of which involve how poorly Nintendo treats its online community, this is a devilish rule.
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On December 21, the Sun enters Capricorn, a sign, like you, that's grounded, practical, and hard-working, but has a devilish edge.
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A devilish Arkansas wildcatter who owns the league's most valuable team, Jones, 20173, fashions himself the biggest, swingingest member of the membership.
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Fans of clean-cut heroes will be rooting for Jacob, although some of us would rather see devilish Rachel clean his clock.
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For years, researchers had been held up by the devilish unreliability of qubits, the devices needed to perform quantum manipulations on data.
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After a series of train derailments in the past few months, they all knew a devilish disruption could occur at any moment.
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When shown a photograph of Ms. Win Shwe at her home, Ms. Yang responded with a knowing smile and a devilish laugh.
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" Her competition included another devilish young star: Linda Blair, the 15-year-old who had played the possessed Regan in "The Exorcist.
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Some of her allies were franker, calling Tusk a "bully" and a "devilish euro maniac", disrespectful of those who voted for Brexit.
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He also had a way of opening his eyes a little wider than normal, giving his thin face an unnerving, even devilish look.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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That, Tesla says, is the point it has made all along, no matter how dare-devilish its most adventuresome car owners might be.
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As if the devilish Oakmont Country Club course were not grueling enough, Lowry, an Irishman ranked 41st in the world, was punishing himself.
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To wit, the designer's runway featured a parade of natural, effortless-looking beauties — and three devilish angels (or angelic devils — Pecheux couldn't decide).
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Spotify is doing whatever it takes to compete with Apple Music, and this week they raised $1 billion in debt with devilish terms.
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Her more devilish features—that toothy grin, those cat-like eyes—instantly reconfigure just what it is we may remember her as being.
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At the short but devilish 11th hole, Johnson fired precisely at the flag and then made a birdie putt of nearly nine feet.
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Curry could not help but speak a little of his own truth and admit a win in Game 2 would be devilish fun.
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Fume Knight is a walking nightmare, a creature of devilish design that most people try to move on from as fast as possible.
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Haley's Terror — who supposedly died, though Arthur isn't buying it — appears sporadically in Arthur's fractured mind as a nightmarish vision of cackling, devilish glee.
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The robot's personality is much more emotive now, giving it a sharper character and a more playful (if slightly devilish) approach to human interaction.
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Robin Wright's Lieutenant Joshi is a wonderfully flawed mentor to K. Sylvia Hoeks's Luv, who is terrifying and delivers one-liners with devilish aplomb.
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Matthew McConaughey tries like hell to inject some of his oily charisma into his devilish character, and it almost works from time to time.
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It arrives this evening, at 6:56 PM, in driven (yet devilish) Earth sign Capricorn, so gather your coven to worship this horned beast.
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Turns out that the people paid attention to details, like the devilish one about the 24 million who stand to lose health insurance coverage.
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But watch out for communication issues this afternoon, at 1:37 PM, when the Moon in lovely Libra clashes with Mercury in devilish Capricorn.
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Occasionally too hot for Instagram, where he's amassed a following of nearly 50,000, his penchant for devilish debauchery has gotten him booted several times.
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Images of the devilish bird-lady supposedly pop up with creepy messages and commands that are said to escalate to extreme violence and horror.
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Or the demented cheerfulness of the classroom car in 2013's Snowpiercer, which mixes devilish glee with the horror of the train's totalitarian regime.
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So far, Luke P. has been far and away the star of this season of The Bachelorette, and not because of his devilish good looks.
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Just make sure the tab is visible so you can take in Goldblum's devilish grin in all its glory as he knowingly trolls his audience.
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To the equestrian establishment he is a devilish interloper determined to shake up the sport with the objective of making it more interesting and accessible.
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So, she moved to L.A. in the mid-'90s and landed a few small acting roles ... before breaking out in a devilish Keanu Reeves film.
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But a new clip from the film suggests that the most devilish character of all may actually be the woman who recruited them, Amanda Waller.
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This devilish strategy works because Ofo and Bluegogo have no choice but to be a part of the platform due to their ties with Didi.
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Capricorn is a dry, practical sign, but it does have a lusty, sensual, devilish side, too—it's ruled by the Devil card in the tarot.
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One example is the Nergigante, an elder dragon that looks like it stepped straight out of hell, complete with devilish horns sprouting from its head.
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Let me play devil's advocate, on the understanding that I am defending the devilish -- just one of many epithets that Trump has used for Clinton.
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Choufan frames it as one of those issues that just exist, through no one's devilish intent; as an issue that is undeniable, but also unmovable.
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The statistics are devilish and this is just a single paper, but it shows that the science that underwrites DeepMind's work is far from settled.
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I've always had a devilish way with words, particularly nasty ones, and BPD is like a Terminator vision that highlights the chinks in everyone's armor.
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The blockbuster "Uncharted" video game series has always been a mix of "Indiana Jones" with "Tomb Raider," starring a devilish, charming protagonist named Nathan Drake.
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Devilish costumes are a staple of Halloween, of course, but it would be awesome if little girls went trick-or-treating as Margaret of Antioch.
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McGregor pulls off a devilish turn as an iconic Batman villain and Robbie reminds you why Harley is the role she was born to play.
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It's Friday, so we get to throw away the theme convention and enjoy a more open grid, with longer, more exciting entries and devilish cluing.
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When you do, you'll see iridescent petals surrounding a beautiful face, or a kid with a devilish smirk in some sort of no man's land.
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Nothing is more American than the triumph of man over nature represented by the weirdly sheeplike Bedlington terrier or devilish snout on a Bull terrier.
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He lived with the same optimism and joy, plus a dash of "devilish humor," that made his music and lyrics so widely beloved, she said.
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When pressed, not a single detox peddler contacted could come up with a definition of what they meant by detox, or define their devilish toxin.
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Before Timothy and Emily even entered their house, we see a few Antichrist portents that Michael kicked off when he began to embrace his devilish destiny.
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Bill Pennington: Tiger's tee shot on the devilish par-3 12th hole looked fat, with a good chunk of turf exploding beneath and behind the ball.
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Source: Los Angeles TimesRead more: The Saddleridge fire in Los Angeles has been stoked by the distinctly devilish Santa Ana winds — here's why they're so powerful
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You might have noticed that once in awhile, after he does a fiery speech, he breaks into a devilish smile, especially when people are applauding him.
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"Like the biblical Pharaoh, only extraordinary undertakings can soften his devilish and hardened heart towards the oil producing areas of the state," they said of Okowa.
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And the ingenious part is that Mr. Der and the editors have made the clues sound like very common phrases, totally innocent of any devilish wordplay.
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Nicholson further altered his most distinctive feature, his voice, twisting its devilish purr into Hoffa's stridently nasal Midwestern twang ("Dere's a lot more dere for us").
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And then there was the clue that made me laugh out loud, because it was so devilish and I loved being taken for that particular ride.
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Cue muttering from the wizened seniors at the clubhouse bar: Erin Hills, which had only been established in 22000, was hardly befitting of the devilish US Open.
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Born in London, the classically trained actor earned acclaim on the British stage, then blasted his way to big-screen stardom as Die Hard s devilish villain.
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Dylan Baker as Colin Sweeney Another character that is easy to hate, but because Dylan Baker played the skeevy, villainous Colin Sweeney with such devilish, creative aplomb.
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"The fan community is absolutely critical for the indie and non-mainstream VR porn scene," said Devilish Domina, pointing to others like Yiffalicious and Virt-a-mate.
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Related: Monstrous Little Balls of Flesh Become Gruesome Sculptures Snarlingly Realistic Monster Sculptures Are a Devilish Delight [NSFW] After Looking at These Grotesque Sculptures, Try Sleeping Tonight
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The CFTC sent a message shot across the bow of all devilish CDS market manipulators, warning them not to get even close to manipulation of these products.
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While Venus is retrograde in your sign, you'll certainly feel pressure to find answers to many of these questions, but you'll also be more devilish than usual.
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It resembles the offspring of granola and Cocoa Krispies: a devilish mix of clumps of puffed rice covered in caramelized milk chocolate, candied hazelnuts and meringue drops.
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Dr. Anderson said at a news conference this past Tuesday that this meant the summit and lower east rift zone were clearly interlinked in a devilish dance.
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Now, whether Kavanaugh is a Clarence Thomas or not a Clarence Thomas, again, you&aposve got a hundred organizations out there, turning him into this evil devilish figure.
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During his second trial he posed for Vanity Fair in zippered black leather, tight blue jeans and a devilish grin, with a new, thrice-divorced mistress in tow.
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Bourgue won eight games in a row, including 16 successive points, by torturing his more celebrated rival with a mix of devilish dropshots, flying forehands and venomous volleys.
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Krampus, the devilish monster of Christmas, has perhaps more familiarity around the world than he ever has, with gatherings in the United States, and even a 2015 film.
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Tom of Finland's images exist in a world of their own making, one populated by impossibly strapping men always eager to indulge their many devilish same-sex desires.
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In 1948, he walks away from a Harvard scholarship in order to join Bonwit's training program in New York City, such is the ferocity of that devilish fire.
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There are two deep bunkers filled with bright sand that add contrast to the multicolored panorama — hazards that make the shot from the tee more devilish as well.
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There have been few scientifically validated options available to help those of us who might want to be just a little better at resisting our more devilish urges.
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"Satanic Panic" is a familiar story, cooked up from old-horror standbys — the plucky virgin, the devilish matron — but its throwback "final girl" narrative avoids being merely regressive.
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It would be odd to say that such a play could be fun, but this production is lively and enchanting, with a devilish spark of something like magic.
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It's time to put tiny demons and devilish details into perspective, to zoom out and gaze in wonder at the original garden — time to celebrate the great outdoors.
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Iran said it had smashed an underground cell linked to Islamic State in recent days that it said wanted to "sabotage and carry out devilish acts" at the rallies.
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My go-to song for checking out bass is "Auntie's Lock/ Infinitum" by Flying Lotus; its oozy low-end synthesizer lines are devilish for audio products of all kinds.
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Both the poisoning of the Skripals and the attack on Syria, Mr Kiselev claimed, were "Anglo-Saxon provocations", led by "petty Britain" with America participating in its "devilish plot".
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"Paid leave is certainly urgent and needed, but the devil is in the details and these details are devilish," said Ellen Bravo, co-executive director of Family Values @ Work.
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Not long ago, Wolffe uncovered writings by A. W. Tillinghast, the course's renowned architect, which mentioned observances of strange, devilish creatures stalking the woods of the ridge at night.
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For it is a commonplace among those of a Brexotic temperament that the European Union is simply a replay of earlier devilish plots to take over poor little Britain.
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But it was always with a devilish twinkle and giant smile, because Krikorian always got the sometimes silly farce of the tech world, as well as its important impact.
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This would be good policy (if the devilish details are properly handled), but it would require good faith negotiations — unfortunately, EPA and the auto manufacturers have lost credibility there.
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Also showing is "The Witches of Eastwick" (on Saturday), in which Cher, along with Michelle Pfeiffer and Susan Sarandon, is seduced by a devilish (in every sense) Jack Nicholson.
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Landlords hate kids for being noisy, for trying to flush toys down the toilet, or — at their most devilish — testing positive for lead poisoning, which can bring down the authorities.
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Shares of General Electric just plunged to a fresh nine-year low, and one equity strategist says investors should take note of one particularly devilish level for the stock: $6.66.
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When Sabrina exits the scene, Nick stares at her for a suspiciously long time before turning his head towards the devilish statue of Baphomet in the middle of the Academy.
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"It was like an open orchid on the Internet," Marcel Lehel Lazar, who uses the devilish handle Guccifer, told NBC News in an exclusive interview from a prison in Bucharest.
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Since then, much like Springfield's Blinky the Three-Eyed Fish, "Steamed Hams" has transformed into a delightfully devilish monster of a meme in the radiated cesspool that is the internet.
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But they have a devilish strategy of trying to overwhelm the system with offensive lunacy, so that people become fed up enough to eliminate public-square religious displays/practices altogether.
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She wants to rid her town of its own mustache-twirler, Bartholomew Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard), a trigger-happy dandy with a devilish goatee, an embroidered vest and hordes of help.
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That would make it easier for the prime minister to get approval from Parliament and to keep working on the devilish details, like what to do about the Irish border.
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On Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average fell by 666 points, as if scripted by a devilish hack, which was followed by an even steeper decline Monday, amid erratic trading.
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The convenience element was amplified during this U.S. Open, where finding the right spot to stay required as much creative thinking as landing an approach shot on Shinnecock's devilish greens.
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House Republicans like Representatives Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan seem eager to portray Fusion as co-conspirators with the Ukrainians in some devilish plot to undermine Mr. Trump's 2016 candidacy.
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House Republicans like Representatives Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan seem eager to portray Fusion as co-conspirators with the Ukrainians in some devilish plot to undermine Mr. Trump's 2016 candidacy.
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If you've ever sat through a hateful but artfully rendered speech or sermon, you've had to grapple with how devilish intent can poison the pretty form in which it comes.
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While the album is stacked with wicked blastbeats, devilish growls and roiling riffs, the incorporation of classical piano, mellow guitar plucking, and throat singing add a crucial dynamic element, as well.
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But though the godly may be slightly more good, the devilish are not obviously more evil; tattoos featuring pentagrams or images of Satan are not statistically significant predictors of homicidal tendencies.
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Until the 17th century the kilns used for malting were fired with wood or straw, which gave beers a smoky flavour, a deep brown colour, and a devilish lack of consistency.
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As they come tumbling back to her in the form of devilish whispers in her head, she starts to speed walk away from Colin, finally aware of who he really is.
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She saved two match points before Williams finally ended her resistance with a devilish forehand that flew past the Briton and left the American to twirl in celebration on Centre Court.
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" Confronting the devilish verb "conocer," Professor Rabassa continued: "The word seen straight means to know a person or thing for the first time, to meet someone, to be familiar with something.
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It was my introduction to the widespread delusion that jockeys, with their compact bodies and wizened and secretive faces, are in league with the Devil in this most devilish of games.
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Even though Mars in Aquarius will bless you with a ton of energy to conquer your to-do list, Venus in devilish Capricorn will make sure you have plenty of fun.
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Federer's poor start was seemingly not down to any devilish play or beguiling gameplan from Nishikori, but rather the result of a dramatic drop in standards by the number two seed.
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During one waltzing interlude, a devilish solo violin seems to provoke the jittery piano, which unleashes a hellbent cadenza full of fiendish runs, keyboard-sweeping glissandos and full-hand cluster chords.
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If you burnt this memorial, I am convinced devilish purple smoke would pour out of it, accompanied by the sound of screaming and the soft sound of a knife on flesh.
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Case in point: Thailand's devilish Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, a colorful park filled with gory, blood-spurting tableaus depicting the afterlife of sinners in one of the 16 Buddhist hells.
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" Bosch's didacticism, he observes, evolves with Bruegel, who later in the 16th century presents a vision in which devilish characters roam free, but "no one is against man except man himself.
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Others include GateKeeper, which makes you wait a few seconds before loading a page you've been trying to give up, and the devilish 1Minute Assassin, which kills a tab after 60 seconds.
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That is, any of her devilish nemeses, a squad composed of a makeup artist named Ruby, played by Jena Malone, Sarah, played by real-life model Abbey Lee and Gigi (Bella Heathcote).
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While Luthor's dialogue in BvS is heavy with mention of gods and devils, this devilish vision comes right before we see him in his cell screaming to Batman that "they" are coming.
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At another, you lean in close to damned souls being pulled away to hell by devilish creatures, with one lone cloaked figure in their midst seeming to lurk as a memento mori.
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It comes second in the devilish stakes only to the malevolent imp on the Lincoln City badge, which was introduced in 1971 in replacement of, that's right, the municipal coat of arms.
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And sure, I loved both of those things (boy, did I appreciate the deliciously devilish quips emerging from Wade's lips), but that's not what I walked away from this movie thinking about.
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Torn showed great range in his career but with a crooked grin, gruff voice and devilish glint in his eyes, he was especially well suited to playing bad boys and unpredictable characters.
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" 'Color revolution' has already succeeded in pushing many countries into the flames of war and schism, and its devilish claws are reaching into China," one of the subtitles in the video reads.
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The residents, all of Dutch descent, set their own clocks to the ringing of the bells, until one day a devilish out-of-towner attacks the belfry man and disrupts the clock.
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In the publishing industry, Halpern — who has an unruly halo of white curls and a dry, devilish sense of humor — is perhaps known as much for his culinary as his literary taste.
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None of the theme entries are really devilish; one is a singer-actress whose last name regularly pops up in the crossword, and one relies on knowing another term of recent popularity.
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However, when a prosecutor suggested that one of the defense's arguments was "preposterous," Shkreli arched his eyebrows and turned to make a smilingly devilish face at another of his lawyers, Marc Agnifilo.
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But he said flu is "sneaky" and "devilish," making it difficult -- sometimes impossible -- to pick out the relative few who will die of the flu among the thousands who will recover easily.
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"The casual manner with which [Singh] was treated and the devilish manner in which they played with her identity and dignity is humanly inconceivable," two of the Justices said, according to Economic Times.
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As companies like Lilium, Joby, and Kitty Hawk explore new configurations—with pivoting rotors, wings, moving control surfaces, and more—they must crack the devilish problem of keeping heavier-than-air machines aloft.
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I'll admit that having a taste of what it's like to make a devilish contraption for the public and watching them eat shit makes me reconsider my previous stance of only playing levels.
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It is too early to tell, but there is plenty of reason to be skeptical, to think the rich will still come out ahead when all the devilish details get made into law.
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The sinister synthesizers work themselves in perfectly with the tone of the video; bus rides turn into blue nightmares, while a home is a devilish red, featuring Kanye running around in a tear.
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I can only hope there's another installment lurking in his archives to give us further insights into the much-missed Bill and the devilish fire that raged hotter as the years went by.
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Each song, in typical doom fashion, offers you a devilish and meditative riff to fall into just long enough for it to get stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
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The American minister Sylvester Graham, in 1830s Massachusetts, likewise denounced meat as devilish, devising a diet centered on Graham bread (his forerunner to the Graham cracker and that other form of perdition, s'mores).
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Taylor is abetted by Bobby's devilish and decadent right-hand man, Mike Wagner (David Costabile), better known as Wags, while Dake contends with the suspicions of Chuck's protégé Bryan Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore).
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But when Kasher traverses the audience looking for commentary from the audience, the angelic Phil Donahue, and the devilish wise-cracking comedian on Kasher's shoulders seem to come into conflict with each other.
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Ms. Caruso, the precocious teenage actress who was an incandescent presence in the David Bowie musical "Lazarus," lacks the devilish, deadpan piquancy that Winona Ryder brought to the same role in the film.
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From that point, the focus remains fixed on the riveting actors, although Mr. Sturminger still has a few tricks up his sleeve, including a devilish peep into the underworld late in the evening.
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No one doubted that a country that invests so much money and emotional energy in soccer, a country with so much flair, talent and sheer devilish cunning, would come good when it counts.
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Though the details are incredibly devilish, there is consensus on at least the broad strokes of a plan to ensure grid resilience and reliability, much of which was represented in the DOE study itself.
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He ended a scintillating 20-stroke rally with a volley to move 6-4 ahead in the breaker, but Murray replied with an ace and devilish service return to set up a routine pass.
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And the early interest looks to be sparked by developers rushing in — because they're being told bots might be the next big thing… That's hype doing its devilish work, not evidence of consumer demand.
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"We're next to each other on the couch, and she'll have this devilish look on her face like she's conniving some kind of devious plan, and then the tweet will go out," he said.
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For the first half of the day, you'll be a homebody who doesn't want to get out of their pajamas, but later on, when the Moon enters devilish Capricorn, you'll be ready to party.
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The idea being that even without that postmodern stuff bearing down, life'll get you good, although sometimes they confuse life with pretty girls who don't work out because they're devilish or full of fate.
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His narrative of the devilish temptations he faced and the ruses used to thwart his jailers as he sat writing night after night in his cell shows Ngugi in full command of his craft.
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Buckhurst treats the show as a storybook tale, a kind of "Struwwelpeter," full of sudden shocks of pain, visual surprise, and devilish laughter: a child's vision of right and wrong, but with adult consequences.
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"Brazilian markets have woken up to this devilish choice, and the real has appropriately plummeted," Cliff Kupchan, chairman of Eurasia Group, a Washington-based political consulting firm, said in a research note published Tuesday.
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Kelly kept her own eyes locked on his even as another student — a little girl with a devilish grin and a long dark ponytail — leapt onto Kelly's back and began tugging at her hairnet.
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As cornball as it sounds, that provided the necessary motivation, and I got through that devilish first "run and gun" level that got VentureBeat's Dean Takahashi in such hot water earlier in the fall.
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The airport took the bizarre theories â€" about everything from the devilish horse statue outside to underground tunnels and bunkers â€" and created an ad campaign to troll airport attendees amid construction in the building.
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For the rest of you, who aren't so stupid as to apply in real life the things you see in movies, this one's as devilish as the idea of getting a date at a funeral.
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It's possible Ben getting devoured by Satan's literal right-hand woman somehow led to his involvement in making the Gargoyle King, a devilish presence in its own right, a Thing in the town of Riverdale.
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Fortunately, New Zealand brewers Garage Project have grabbed that devilish pun by both horns and are using it in reference to its Dark Resonance IPA, which came from the craft brewery's 666th batch of beer.
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It's unclear whether the exhibition is simply an academic investigation into neoliberal economics or a devilish example of New Age satire meant to jolt us from our slacktivist reliance on technology to decide the future.
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Some felt that the charms focused their minds in a firefight; the Buddha was a paragon whose mastery of meditative calm in the face of Mara's devilish army would help them avoid fear and panic.
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"A Prophet," Audiard's most unanimously celebrated film, is the tale of a green young man who goes to prison and must eventually replace his father figure, a devilish Corsican mafia boss, in order to survive.
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A few days after my boyfriend and I broke up, his devilish little face popped up on my phone screen after I accidentally tapped into the Bitmoji keyboard while typing a text to a friend.
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Some friends of mine, Simon Anthony and the reigning king of The Times of London's crossword championship, Mark Goodliffe, have started a series of YouTube videos that talk about how to solve these devilish puzzles.
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Where to watch: Rental or purchase on Amazon/iTunes/YouTube This two-hour movie journeys through all six of Bryan Lee O'Malley's graphic novels with a devilish charisma no director besides Edgar Wright could have handled.
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Although mainstream Satanism doesn't even worship the Devil (followers are atheists who consider the devil a symbol for individualism and freedom, rather than an actual entity), its followers have been accused of some pretty devilish stuff.
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Often drifting in off the flanks, the 21-year-old regularly drops deep to collect the ball before driving at the defence with his devilish pace and trickery, or picking a pass for one his teammates.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The lead Syrian opposition negotiator at peace talks in Geneva said he hoped U.S. President Donald Trump would correct the "catastrophic" errors of his predecessor Barack Obama to become a reliable partner against "devilish" Iran.
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On September 5th Congress will return from a month-long break to face a devilish cavalcade of necessary legislation and a White House pushing for the big policy victory that has eluded it for eight bumbling months.
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Last night's episode saw the pop star return to the AHS fold as some sort of devilish, backwoods banshee who — wait for it — ends up sexing Gooding's character Matt in some sort of horrific hillbilly sex show.
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He is more beetle than bear, scuttling to and fro with a devilish purpose that Kafka would have noted, and peering at the treasonable world through rimless pince-nez, the better to anatomize its sores and flaws.
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Most of them would rather not get bogged down in the devilish details — but as long as Sanders, an unreserved supporter for single-payer, is a major figure in the race, that will be difficult to do.
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And I said that, heaven help me, I would not have accepted a devilish compromise that would have subjugated my county, even if it meant that some of my very own comrades would die before being free.
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Despite the more than 80 dancers involved in this work, at its heart it's still a story of love and loss between a prince and the enchanted bird he falls for (and, of course, her devilish doppelgänger).
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"The devilish and vicious policy of America toward Palestine called the 'deal of the century' will never materialize...all Muslim nations will confront them and will not let it materialize," Khamenei said a tweet written in Farsi.
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And that is precisely by design: The Favourite is not a movie about history, but a movie that plucks some shadowy figures out of history and it uses them to stage a devilish comedy of power struggles.
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These moments are incredibly effective, and these images will stay etched in my mind's eye for some time—a giggling girl in a yellow raincoat, morphed into devilish assailants with heads subsumed by large mouths of sharpened teeth.
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But on this album he hits upon a devilish peace of mind—a collision of chaotic-melodic impulses that he would continue to channel for another few years and releases—before having kids of his own, long after.
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For now, though, we'll just have to cling to the legacy of Thelma and Louise and hope that some tough-as-nails, post-apocalyptic broad will rise from its ashes, wielding a power weapon and a devilish smirk.
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You could call Mr. Skolimowski, who is 77, an old dog, and while the multistranded, chronologically intricate narrative conceit of "11 Minutes" isn't exactly a new trick, it's one he pulls off with devilish panache and startling impact.
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"We reiterated the devilish role that Iran is playing through hundreds of thousands of fighters on the Syrian soil," Hariri said in response to a question on what he had told Russian officials during their landmark meeting on Thursday.
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A mysterious fire burns down the bar, resulting in massive casualties, while a fateful encounter with the Satanist lead singer (played with devilish mirth by Adam Brody in black eyeliner) turns Jennifer into a dangerous creature straight from hell.
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The most devilish detail of all is that the heroine is heavily pregnant, so that even when there is no immediate threat, we are chilled by an awful question: how the hell do you stop a newborn baby crying?
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Like most of the world, I just spent eight hours of my life binge watching Queer Eye, whilst sobbing sporadically and also trying to hatch some sort of devilish plan to get them all to be my best friends.
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As I argued here, the moniker "skinny repeal" is a devilish piece of spin, because while it accurately describes the breadth and ambitions of the plan, it completely misdescribes the consequences of repealing the mandate, which would be severe.
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WASHINGTON — Ed White has had a devilish time getting his painkiller prescription filled for intense back pain since a federal crackdown on opioid sales battened down the pharmacy shelves at the Walgreens near his home in Port Richey, Fla.
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She had a sly and raucous, invariably devilish way of looking as if she were about to say something amusing or, better still, as if "whatever you might say will inevitably be clever and witty," according to Ms. Moore.
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" Then she takes a swig of her beer, flashes me a wonderfully devilish look, and says, "But anyway, you can tell Jezebel to suck it because I asked you out on this date and not the other way around.
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And like Hy-Brasil, they were often considered realms of unbelievable terrors and wonders, such as the Isle of Demons charted in the 16th and 17th centuries near Newfoundland, Canada, which was believed to be populated by devilish horrors.
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On their EP Satanic Art, this Norwegian industrial black metal super-group – which then featured Galder (Dimmu Borgir, Old Man's Child) and Apollyon (Aura Noir, Immortal) – samples dialogue by Mike ("touched by the devilish one") and Pete Martell ("wrapped in plastic").
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As a result of all these macro problems, gold has just finished its fifth-straight losing week and is on track for its worst quarter since the second quarter of 2013, which played host to a devilish drop for the metal.
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It's a devilish appendage: in addition to wanting to kill Chanel (as it literally ominously writes on Dr. Holt's bedside table at the end of the episode), it also wants to sabotage Dr. Holt's career — but more on that later.
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He came to the devilish par-3 12th hole, where he lost a late Masters lead in 2016 when he splashed two balls in the water, and shaped a steady tee shot close enough to knock in another birdie putt.
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MacLane's memoir was, needless to say, a hit, selling 100,000 copies in its first month of publication alone and jettisoning the defiant teen out of Butte, Montana, and into the decadent life of fame, fortune, and devilish pleasures she so desired.
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"We recognize that successfully getting policy across any finish line often means going in with some broad principles and some broad paradigm but using the legislative process in a give-and-take to work out the devilish details," Scarlett continued.
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The character herself is thinly conceived, a cynical but unimaginative facsimile of our idea of the Hollywood starlet, yet Hathaway takes every opportunity to dive into the role, hamming it up underneath the devilish glaze of a raspberry red lip.
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The feisty 28-year-old, who came out as gay in 2015, has enthralled on the ice and entertained off it, his straight-talking style and devilish sense of humor going down a treat with fans and the media alike.
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Scribbled alongside each other, with rhyme if not reason, are math calculations, sketches of his devilish young boyfriend, birds, flying machines, theater props, eddies of water, blood valves, grotesque heads, angels, sawed-apart skulls, tips for painters, and studies for paintings.
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And as unlikely as that may sound, it's true: His self-titled LP is a paean to classic rock and its English progeny (Oasis, Blur), built around fingerpicked acoustic guitars, McCartneyesque jangle and lyrics about one-night stands with devilish women.
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To show their importance, researchers concocted a devilish experiment in which speakers were asked to tell about a near-death experience, while listeners were given a distracting task like pressing a button every time the speaker used a word starting with "T".
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"Cocky" features Rocky, Gucci Mane, and 21 Savage at their stunting prime on a typically ornate and devilish beat by London on Da Track (although something is definitely up with 21's verse, which sounds like it's blasting from a flip phone speaker).
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Every year in Brooklyn, in the wee hours of Labor Day morning, a sea of otherworldly characters smothered in oil and paint or costumed in devilish masks swarm Flatbush Avenue, willing the sun from its slumber with their clanking steel pan music.
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With temptations around every corner in and out of the club, perhaps the Frenchmen are testing us all—putting many of life's devilish goodies right before our eyes, only to take them away as their silky vocoded grooves turn up our ear drums.
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If Bone Awl dug sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll or if Midnight hated fun and secretly loved downers, they'd put out something like this—but Aksumite would still do it better, because the devilish duo have got this shit down to a warped science.
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Though in real life, stripped of Cersei's icy blonde wig, chalice of wine, and giant sidekick ready to crush some skulls on her command, that devilish brow raise comes with the delivery of some well-timed f-bombs and jokes about brother fucking.
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Counter to the idea that young people are devilish sex fiends just waiting for the wrong influence to strike them at the right time, the Middlesex research suggests that adolescents actually want to be educated in a healthy way about sex and intimacy.
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The Talmud says that, on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, God inscribes our names in one of three books: The Book of Life for the righteous, the Book of Death for the devilish and a to-be-determined list for the muddy middle.
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There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness—each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.
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You have a devilish sense of humor and you love to party, despite your angelic reputation, Virgo—however, it's time to step back and assess how happy you truly are in your love life, in your creative endeavors, and how you have fun in general.
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It is popular online to point out that Al Lewis, who played TV's Grandpa Munster, a vampire with a devilish sense of humor, looks a lot like Senator Ted Cruz, who plays himself in the Republican presidential campaign with no evident humor at all.
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If anything, she is fired up by his air of devilish danger, sensing a kindred spirit, and what gives "Beast" its edge, and its slash of black comedy, is that you can't decide to whom the title refers; the lovers are not the only contenders.
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Victor Oladipo, Oklahoma City Thunder Here's where things get interesting for Thunder general manager Sam Presti, who has never seen Victor Oladipo play a minute for his team and has no idea how he'll mesh beside the Tasmanian Devilish tornado that is Russell Westbrook.
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One of the men pointed out the scorched asphalt where he had set tires alight — ostensibly to prevent suspicious trucks from entering, but surely good theater too — and, with a devilish smile, expressed hope that he would soon get a chance to do it again.
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Usually made on a much smaller scale from straw as a decorative ornament, the Yule goat has also appeared as companion to Saint Nicholas, alternately showing how he has control over this devilish creature, or portraying the goat as a friendly carrier of gifts.
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A more modern take on the tradition has taken hold in the US and Europe where inebriated men dress up in devilish costumes and gallivant though the streets for Krampuslauf (Krampus run), a 1,500 year-old pagan ritual to chase off the ghosts of winter.
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Dr. Cassidy and Chanel No. 3 almost take their relationship to the next level when she goes to his house (which by the way, shows POOR ZAYDAY WILLIAMS (Keke Palmer) still trapped in a secret lair under the evil mother's bed) to talk to his devilish mother.
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The SPLC refers to them as an "extremist sector within the Hebrew Israelite movement whose adherents believe that Jews are devilish impostors and who openly condemn whites as evil personified, deserving only death or slavery," and also have a history of sexist and anti-LGBTQ remarks.
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It takes great pains to paint protagonist Melvin Udall (Jack Nicholson) as something of a 19973s Archie Bunker—a "politically incorrect" but lovable curmudgeon who says "fudgepacker" and "fag" and "colored," but in ornate, well-paced comic speeches, delivered under the devilish eyebrows of good ol' Jack.
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Being a hot, loose, devilish R&B saxophone, not a meticulous, decorative big band saxophone, it adds modernist cognitive dissonance while imagining an alternate version of history that still sounds right, that fits the emotional tone of one's memories and/or received ideas about '50s pop.
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At times, Harding's emotive, throaty exhortatons evoke a gloomier Primordial bard Alan Averill, or a devilish Americana ditty; at others, he channels rougher-edged hardcore howlers, and lets the London grime creep back into his throat, and the quiet duet "Loss/Betrayal" is a gothic chiaroscuro dream.
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Despite his allegiance with the scene itself, the only real heavy metal influence at work here is in the devilish atmosphere and an overall pit-dark vibe that's a few shades past Southern gothic, and had landed him on lineups with outright doom bands more than once.
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Other than that, "You," based on Caroline Kepnes's novel, is a vicious thrill; smart and mean in all the right ways, with a devilish sensibility and a clever, inviting pessimism, like the friend who wants you to sit in the back with her and make jokes.
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After all, Mr. Haas had jolted some readers earlier that week when he spoke openly to The New York Times about "devilish desires," his interest in playing with pain and the happiness he has found in his fourth marriage, which is based on a dominant-submissive power exchange.
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Lila is impetuous and possessed of a slightly devilish streak, as likely to throw Elena's doll into a creepy cellar neither girl wants to enter or to be fascinated by a local murder as she is to stand up for herself and her friend against the local boys.
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And yet, through my time growing up there and going to college there, she took a devilish pride in enthusiastically supporting and voting for the four-term Democratic governor, Edwin Edwards, a cocksure, gambling womanizer who would end up in federal prison in 2002 for bribery and extortion.
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Some "Carnaval" singers also doubled in an excellent performance of Handel's early oratorio "La Resurrezione" on Thursday evening at the New England Conservatory: Ms. Wakim as Mary Magdalene, Mr. Sheehan as St. John, Karina Gauvin as the Angel and Christian Immler (a devilish Plutone in Campra's underworld) as Lucifer.
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During the last chorus of their performance of "HALA HALA," a high-drama showstopper, the members explode with vivacity — faces contorting from smoldering stares to devilish grins; clapping and kicking to the beat into a climax that ends with them literally miming breaking their own necks before collapsing to the ground.
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Related: Ron Howard teases Han Solo film Those flourishes -- in a script from "Star Wars" scribe supreme Lawrence Kasdan and his son, Jonathan -- include, but aren't limited to, Han's first meetings with Chewbacca (7-footer Joonas Suotamo) and Lando Calrissian, who Donald Glover plays with a devilish gleam in his eye.
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" The radical Whigs, though they, too, were implanted within establishment circles—grouped around William Pitt and the pro-American Marquess of Rockingham, with the devilish John Wilkes representing their most radical popular presence—were sympathetic to Enlightenment ideas, out of both principle and self-protection, as analgesics to mollify "the mob.
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My problems with "Hadestown" have to do with the imbalance between the two parallel love-hate stories: between Orpheus and Eurydice, our young lovers (yawn!) and Hades and Persephone, the unhappily married rulers of the underworld, whom Patrick Page and Amber Gray make into devilish, oh so stylish star turns.
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I am, in general, a Mr. Robot season two apologist, but even I will admit that season two's early episodes were lengthy slogs that spent way too much time on Elliot trying to reconcile himself with Mr. Robot (Christian Slater), a devilish alternate personality who took the form of his deceased father.
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"One of the things we've been most excited about with creating a VR submission experience for players is how safe it can be for new people to delve into kinky experiences, experiment being controlled in a really safe way, and enjoy themselves in the privacy of their own homes," said Devilish Domina.
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The Moon enters driven yet devilish Earth sign Capricorn at 10:07 AM. Mercury began its retrograde on January 5 in intellectual Air sign Aquarius, but it will dip back into dry and realistic Capricorn today at 2:37 PM, asking you to reconsider some of the conversations and plans you've made recently.
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"I am a killing machine but a happy one — I get all my resentments out in my books," Ms. Penny, 59, said with a devilish laugh from her cozy, art-filled home in Knowlton, the Eastern Townships village where she lives and that inspired Three Pines, the fictional setting of her 13 books.
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A Gothic beauty famed for its devilish gargoyles, the building is considered "one of Manhattan's most storied addresses," and the terms of her employment seem fair, if a bit odd: She can't sleep away from the apartment, she can't entertain visitors and she must not approach the tenants — or even talk about them.
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A Gothic beauty famed for its devilish gargoyles, the building is considered "one of Manhattan's most storied addresses," and the terms of her employment seem fair, if a bit odd: She can't sleep away from the apartment, she can't entertain visitors and she must not approach the tenants — or even talk about them.
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No longer are punters simply required to boot a ball as far as they can, they must be able to put devilish spins, flips and curves on their kicks, dropping them into pinpoint areas with plenty of hang time so coverage can get down field and pin opposing teams deep in their own end.
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Now that Griffin is out for the postseason, the Clippers will likely replace his typical two or three post-up possessions that lead to nowhere with their bread-and-butter: high pick-and-rolls with DeAndre Jordan driving through an open paint and Paul marionette-stringing defenders with his persuasive eyes and devilish handle.
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Sophie Turner's on-screen presence as Game of Thrones MVP Sansa Stark and Marvel's devilish, telekinetic Dark Phoenix make her a formidable actress, but it's her off-screen antics, like chugging wine faster than Cersei Lannister and wearing thigh-high boots to an outdoor wedding in a Scottish castle, that make us want to be her best friend.
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The people who have tasted this cocktail rhapsodise about how warm and generous he was, and how similar he was in reality to the laidback imp he portrays on screen: mischievous, effortlessly funny, so relaxed that he's nearly asleep, and with the half-devilish, half-cherubic smile of someone who has spotted something that everyone else has missed.
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She may not have the most stable vocal in the world—some of her ohhh no's croak out like a soundbite of me trying to grab back a drink that's been taken out of my hands at 5AM—but as far as attitude goes, Carol Vorderman bodies "The Shoop Shoop Song" harder than a particularly devilish sudoku.
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Another gloomy, even bitter, study in Americana, its most distinctive bit of orchestration is a part for honky-tonk piano (ideally a detuned upright, but on Thursday conjured electronically, and far too weakly) that evokes the saloons — and, implicitly, the chauvinistic illusions — of Hollywood westerns, while coming across as a devilish shadow of the "real" solo piano.
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Instead, thanks to the handiwork of the lighting designer Jane Cox, the scenic designer Rachel Hauck, the costume designer Toni-Leslie James and the sound designer Jessica Paz, Iago — the devilish mastermind who drives the plot of Shakespeare's "Othello" — is clad in leather and strikingly illuminated as he struts through stone archways and growls his soliloquies.
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The most daring adaptation concerns the character of Kaspar, Max's rival, who has made a Faustian pact with a devilish spirit, Samiel (here played by the sinewy dancer Azumi O E). Heartbeat's Kaspar is a returning Iraq war veteran — a brutish and maniacal but surprisingly sympathetic character, sung on Wednesday by the robust bass-baritone Derrell Acon.
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While I can only pray that President Trump can somehow find the magic formula to convince North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and join the international community, knowing that there is a brighter future at the end of such a process, history and experience tells us no dictator with the devilish DNA of Kim Jong Un is easily transformed, if ever.
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Rapinoe scored on a devilish free kick in the fifth minute, swooped onto a crossing pass for a second goal in the 65th and seemed invigorated — or at least not distracted in the slightest — after her midweek jousting with President Trump, who had criticized her for saying she would not visit the White House if the United States won its fourth World Cup.
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Celebrated British actress/comedian Tracey Ullman returns for a third season of her three-time Emmy®-nominated HBO sketch-comedy series, reprising her takes on beloved real and fictional characters from seasons' past, including a devilish Dame Judi Dench; long-suffering German Chancellor Angela Merkel; spunky Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; newly-minted stepmother Jerry Hall; ever-optimistic spinster Kay Clark; and many more.
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Well, that's sort of meant to be the case—although thanks to a devilish Slim Shady chorus that repeatedly promises "I'll shit on you," you're left with the impression that at some point Proof, Bizarre, Kuniva and the rest of the bunch were definitely taking dumps on random houses, spouses, rings and other assorted possessions as if enacting some literally shitty frat house prank.
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You can look at the giant cardboard and paper mâché calculator and peer into the devilish figure within the screen in Operational Math Fables and be intrigued, but the piece truly comes to life when you read that the soul of a middle school student is trapped inside the calculator for attempting to cheat puberty the same way he cheats on his Scantron tests.
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Winning often revolved around tipping the opposing robot over onto its back or ramming it into a wall...and, of course, avoiding the devilish house robots, like Matilda and Sir Killalot, as well as traps ranging from flame pits to floor spikes The series began on BBC Two in 1998 and ran on various channels until ceasing in 2004, with Jeremy Clarkson, Philippa Forrester and Craig Charles among the presenters.
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The bit is so-named because Meyers, as he explains to his audience before every new edition, is a "straight white male" who probably shouldn't be making the lesbian jokes that Hagel (a lesbian) loves, or delivering lines like "a black restaurant is like a white restaurant, except it's a Popeye's," which Ruffin (who's black) can tell with a devilish grin that makes it clear she's in on the joke, not the butt of it.
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Anyway, February brings a fresh start to many areas of your life, thanks to the New Moon in fellow Air sign Aquarius, the Sun causing huge shifts in your career and reputation when it enters Pisces, and a very transformative pairing early in the month... February 10 is a super intense day: The planet of love, beauty, and harmony, Venus, meets the lord of the underworld, Pluto, in dry, driven, and devilish Earth sign Capricorn.
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On a similar note, he describes how some symbols lose their meaning because they were originally made for the Japanese: the red, devilish face of a man with a large nose, for instance, is known in Japan as a tengu mask and represents conceit; the face with a single tear does not depict a cryer but a sleeper — in Japan, a snot bubble emerging from a nose is apparently a similar visual cue to a slew of "Zzz"s.
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" 'In a Kaepernick jersey, I ain't standing for the flag' In his 2016 song, "Just Politics," which was released about a week following the 2016 general election, Masschusetts rapper Termanology laments the state of race relations in America and expresses his support for Kaepernick, rapping that he also won't stand for the National Anthem: "In a Kaepernick jersey, I ain't standing for the flag/ Might as well be the Confederate, the way they so devilish/ Treat men in blue above the law, like we irrelevant.
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The city's greatest outpouring of rap since Snoop Dogg was on trial for the murder of Philip Woldemariam includes a group of heretofore unmentioned notables: Blueface, the rightful heir to FrostyDaSnowmann's squandered empire; natural born juice salesman Desto Dubb and his enigmatic brother Pimp Pimp P; currently incarcerated Stinc Team members Ketchy the Great, SaySoTheMac, and Bambino; the devilish and gravelly Almighty Suspect; red-clad Inglewooder and headband connoisseur FreeAckrite; baby-faced Martin Luther King Park loiterer Johnny Rose; Athens Park gunshot survivor and "Hit Yo Ricky" guest Earl Swavey; Long Beach's Saviii3rd, Jooba Loc, $tupid Young, BeachBoii, and Cinco; and the more intellectually inclined––and thus ever so slightly removed––Buddy, Huey Briss, and KB DeVaughn.
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I know that there is no escaping the little irritants in life, like asking for ice in your Coke in France and getting a single ice cube; or the beeps and pings that now issue from every electronic contraption; or seeing a bottle of good wine emptied by some overzealous sommelier into four glasses filled almost to the brim; or losing out to the fine print; or being defeated in the quest to speak to a human being by some devilish labyrinth of automated responses; or having to listen to an explanation of why anyone would want a driverless car; or password hell; or just finding yourself in an airport alongside all the other suckers who know for a fact that whatever happened to Osama bin Laden was grossly insufficient punishment.
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