Trudeau clearly appreciates the value of not dishing out spoilers.
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We've picked out the best deals Microsoft is dishing out.
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So the duo started dishing out their own sound effects.
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Amazon isn't the only one dishing out discounts on Prime Day.
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Elsewhere, self-appointed cow protectors are dishing out their own justice.
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Pink is back on Instagram dishing out wise words of body positivity.
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In the alleyway behind it the factory-owner was dishing out biryani.
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Pizza Hut isn't the only company dishing out freebies on Leap Day.
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An unseen man upstairs, dishing out pabulum, approval and approbrium, entirely arbitrarily.
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Kim Kardashian West is dishing out some harsh style advice to her sisters.
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J.K. Rowling doesn't spend all her time on Twitter dishing out sick burns.
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I anticipate we'll be dishing out another $200 soon, since it's getting colder.
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Before I can ask them about my top, they start dishing out their thoughts.
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Some argue that dishing out cards might in fact create more Windrush-style cases.
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And God's Not Dead is dishing out unity on the same old persecution platter.
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She's a master at dishing out the burns and hiding all of the aloe.
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A newlywed blogger is taking some heat for dishing out some controversial marriage advice.
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From here on in we'll be dishing out multiple awards, largely because we can.
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Despite the all the compromised accounts, players haven't stopped dishing out thousands on Fortnite.
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LinkedIn salary data reveals which 10 industries will be dishing out the highest bonuses.
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Bill Cosby's dishing out parenting and life advice to his fellow inmates ... no joke.
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There are also 700 makeshift relief centres, dishing out drinking water and rehydration salts.
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This cuts costs by reducing waste involved with dishing out the rice by hand.
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Chris Rock's specials saw Netflix reportedly outbid HBO by dishing out a casual $40 million.
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Nine Romanian politicians are accused of accepting $50m in bribes for dishing out software contracts.
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Van life allows us to explore without dishing out hundreds on flights, hotels, and restaurants.
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Iaria's has been dishing out traditional Italian food in a family-style setting since 1933.
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Off camera, Ms. Coles homes in on the interests of acquaintances, liberally dishing out advice.
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It's dishing out oodles of factory recertified products at massive discounts from their original prices.
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Mitchell added five assists, with Feagin dishing out four and Malachi Flynn passing for six.
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The Bears also registered 16 assists, with Butler and Mark Vital each dishing out five.
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Anthony was a marvel, scoring 453 points, grabbing 11 rebounds and dishing out 7 assists.
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The whips are employing all their dark arts, dishing out favours and threats to undecided MPs.
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And in New York alone there are more than a few bakeries dishing out wobbly cheesecakes.
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Instead of dishing out major cash for housekeeping, you can always go with a robot vacuum.
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Several pretzel-centric spots are celebrating the holiday by dishing out free pretzels all day long.
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However, it's worth some reflection to make sure you aren't dishing out too many backhanded compliments.
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Viall was the runner-up on The Bachelorette season 10 when Dorfman was dishing out the roses.
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Sexton was steady, scoring 20 points, grabbing six rebounds, dishing out five assists and making two steals.
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And they're dishing out discounts for first-time riders and rewards for drivers, particularly when demand spikes.
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Mr. Stone became bigger than life himself, driving Jaguars, wearing flamboyant suits and dishing out delectable quotes.
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Mason Plumlee had a stellar game, scoring 255 points, grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out six assists.
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So basically, don't crack your phone's glass or else you're going to be dishing out lots of cash.
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At the other end of the scale was Goldman Sachs, dishing out more than $2.2 million on average.
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Al Horford flirted with a triple double, scoring 14 points, grabbing 10 rebounds and dishing out nine assists.
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Khloe Kardashian is dishing out the facts of life on kids ... and truer words have never been spoken.
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Now's your chance to improve your WiFi support without dishing out a month's rent, so don't miss it.
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The tweet reads like a best friend dishing out realness at brunch — but three years after the fact.
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Now, a year later and another home richer, it seems Kylie could be the one dishing out tips.
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Flowers, chocolate, and jewelry just aren't going to cut it — and neither is dishing out hundreds of dollars.
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Two months later, Food Network is dishing out some details about Ina Garten's much anticipated new food show.
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Lucky for us, our doughnut retailer friends are dishing out free treats in honor of everyone's favorite day.
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Millennials are pouring their money into expensive gym memberships and dishing out serious cash for boutique fitness classes.
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Each is a boss battle to begin with, each possessing individual means of dishing out no little damage.
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Wilson scored 35 points, while Plum played nearly 26 minutes, running the team and dishing out four assists.
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In an addition to dishing out stabbings, shootouts and seasonal fiestas, Fernández synthesizes a host of cultural references.
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Like any successful performer, Schumer was especially jazzed when dishing out the jokes that she knew would work.
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There appear to be dozens of them; two dealers are plainly visible, dishing out the content of orange pillboxes.
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Sally will soon be installed and start dishing out the greens in venues from co-working spaces to hospitals.
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Rick Fox went all Al Davis when it came to dishing out advice for the Dodgers ... JUST WIN, BABY!
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It doesn't help that the baby boomer generation, including our parents, is dishing out some pretty outdated life advice.
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The villains are usually interested in exacting revenge or dishing out as much cruelty onto the world as possible.
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That's why he feels comfortable dishing out whatever insults he pleases and also why he can't take the backlash.
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So, here's Weidman dishing out the punishment ... and let's get serious, Brochu is lucky Chris didn't break his femur!
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Its innovative blades and auto-pulse mode put the "smooth" in smoothies, never dishing out lumpy or chunky concoctions.
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Of the three telecom giants, AT&T spent the most during the period, dishing out $4.6 million on lobbying.
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Will Barton and Jamal Murray each scored 259 points, Murray doling out seven assists and Barton dishing out five.
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The 36-year-old Massachusetts born, New York-bred media personality, has been a veteran in dishing out advice.
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Lucky for everyone involved, Shaq was more of a facilitator during the game, dishing out passes instead of dunks.
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Milwaukee G Matthew Dellavedova scored a season-high 18 points while dishing out six assists in Saturday's victory. 3.
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China's current model is focused on dishing out more treatments instead of actually improving population health outcomes, the report observed.
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If you take out a target and see another close by, capitalize on that and keep dishing out the pain.
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After dishing out the dessert, Schmidley said her older son, 10, jokingly called the Great Divide flavor the Civil War.
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Now, instead of dishing out punishments on the spot, the mutaween must report violators of Islamic law to the police.
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On April 4, QDOBA will be dishing out triple the points on purchases, which can be redeemed for more burritos.
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She may be dishing out these words of wisdom for herself alone, but I'm sure her fans would love more.
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Migrants often do jobs that natives shun, such as picking fruit, dishing out parking tickets or caring for the elderly.
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Among the great charms of Broadway up here are the mom-and-pop shops and restaurants, dishing out spicy food.
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Or, let us rewatch Liam dishing out one golden quote after the next in his British Masters chat with us.
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Consider offering up a compliment sandwich — a deliciously effective strategy that involves dishing out praise before and after a criticism.
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They aren't equipped to receive the same behavior they're dishing out to others, and are prone to hurt feelings today.
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Ovechkin leveled the rookie Yanni Gourde, and Wilson was his usual self, dishing out a handful of crushing body checks.
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But if you're dishing out $2460,22018 to get a Limited 235T model like my tester, then that's a different story.
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Ministries protect the PSUs on their patch, which give their bureaucrats considerable power of patronage, for example when dishing out contracts.
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It's a welcome change of pace for a squad that's more accustomed to dishing out jarring tackles than super sweet snuggles.
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Apparently people are dishing out a whole lot of money for these things every month on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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If you don't mind big corporate brother dishing out the news and your tunes, this latest speaker is a great choice.
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For instance, if you're playing as a "tank" class, your focus is on absorbing damage and dishing out just as much.
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While the official holiday isn't until July 11th, Amazon is dishing out some great deals in preparation for Prime Day 2017.
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A Washington, D.C., pizza chain is dishing out slices inspired by the record number of women serving in the 85033th Congress.
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Sharing a wall is Kurt Farm Shop, dishing out ice cream and cheeses made from Jersey cows on nearby Vashon Island.
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The Gamecocks got 42 points from its reserves, with Couisnard making 7 of 11 shots while also dishing out six assists.
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To plan a memorable vacation without dishing out thousands of dollars, the couple dove into the world of credit-card points.
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But that day won't be today unless you plan on dishing out (and justifying) a few hundred bucks for a Roomba.
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But this time you're dishing out the happiness, one letter at a time, or 15 at a time if you fancy.
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The chain has been dishing out the VIP passes annually since 2014, and usually they sell out in a matter of seconds.
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Louboutina is adored for giving out free, furry hugs to New Yorkers, but soon she could be dishing out shoes as well.
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Although Chris has been married to wife Elsa Pataky since 2010, he isn't dishing out any relationship advice to the younger couple.
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He explained that he could make "well over $100,000" by doing a talk show and dishing out dirt about his estranged daughter.
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Ramsay has been on something of a rampage, dishing out cuttingly snarky burns in response to a number of home chef's submissions.
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Cramer argued that rather than spending money in traditional venues, consumers are dishing out large chunks of their paychecks on smartphone payments.
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Brady was throwing the ball around and dishing out advice to some of the players at the Wasserman Football Center in Westwood.
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DePaul flashed good ball movement throughout the game, dishing out 22 assists on 32 made field goals and committing just 10 turnovers.
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Named Guinan, the bartender and close confidant of Captain Jean Luc Picard spent her time dishing out strong drinks and stronger advice.
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That night there was a benefit gala at the Prospect Park Boathouse where we were dishing out cheese plates with Whole Foods.
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Some incentives include dishing out tax exemptions and increasing access to resources, as it hopes to attract 300 million people by 2022.
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The 26-year-old is averaging 32.3 points over the past three contests while shooting 51.7 percent and dishing out 19 assists.
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Reed, a junior guard, made 7 of 11 shots from the floor while also grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out five assists.
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Kate Holby is the cofounder of Ajiri Tea Company — an organization dishing out award-winning tea sourced from small farms in Kenya.
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But peppered into the business announcements, Kanye started dishing out philosophical truisms like this one about the performative nature of human experience.
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If you've ever wished to be more like Dame Helen Mirren, she's answered your prayers by dishing out her top six life hacks.
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Tigers forward Elijah Thomas posted a double-double with 262 points and 29 boards while also dishing out a team-high five assists.
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While most vendors were selling noodles and som tum (papaya salad), she was dishing out burgers, sweet potato fries, and mac 'n' cheese.
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After that, it was turkey time in Queens, with Nicki dishing out Thanksgiving meals to tons of peeps in her old stomping grounds.
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Apparently, dishing out billion dollar checks like Halloween candy doesn't make you popular with the people who give you those billions of dollars.
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He also played the role of facilitator, dishing out a team-high six assists, many off a double-team to open outside shooters.
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So are the ice cream stands in Central Park, and the halal carts dishing out aromatic tins of chicken and rice in Midtown.
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Some San Francisco renters are dishing out $1,200 a month for space in a co-living building — and to sleep in bunk beds.
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Klay Thompson is an offensive and defensive sensation, and Draymond Green is hauling down rebounds and dishing out assists at a dizzying pace.
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Allen connected on 28 of 20 shots from the floor, including 173 of 217 from three-point range, while dishing out six assists.
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So rather than dishing out the usual questions, Stefanovic instead cut straight to the point and decided to make his romantic feelings known.
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It's the show's second year, the first dishing out wins to titles both behemoth-like of budget and those produced on relative shoestrings.
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Corbyn would do well to follow his own mantra of not dishing out abuse and ditch the Trump-style media bashing for good.
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Behind them, a cluster of people queue in front of a man sitting on the ground, dishing out food from three colourful buckets.
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But a recent clip shows Miyazaki, the co-founder of Japanese animation studio Studio Ghibli, dishing out criticism as brutally as Gordon Ramsay.
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The United States is a fairly closed economy, and in the fourth quarter Donald Trump was dishing out tax cuts, not threatening trade wars.
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Kim's been on a promo whirlwind for her new Valentine's Day-inspired fragrance, dishing out giant chocolate hearts to some of her VIP friends.
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Donating to the causes you care about doesn't have to mean dishing out your hard-earned cash (your time or advocacy is plenty valuable).
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Though expensive, the Canadian company's sports bras have garnered quite a following, with women dishing out between $48 and $98 for their supportive wear.
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I'll have my grain bowl served the old school way: by resentful cooks who can't believe I'm dishing out $13 bucks for leaves. Thanks.
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For more than 70 years, Shantir's family has been dishing out the signature dessert at the Aqsa shop nestled inside Nablus's historic covered market.
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Tres Tinkle stuffed the stat sheet for his father, coach Wayne Tinkle, scoring 19 points, hauling in eight rebounds and dishing out seven assists.
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"In Donald's case he seems to want all the credit, and he seems to be pretty liberal about dishing out the blame," Weld said.
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The San Antonio Spurs legend was a four-time NBA Champion, scoring 14,043 regular season points, dishing out 4,001 assists, and netting 1,392 steals.
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The e-commerce giant and its retail competitors are set to capitalize on shoppers dishing out on everything from clothes to televisions next week.
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But Burns and Novick's balanced approach ultimately gives everyone too much credit, while shying away from dishing out blame to those who deserve it.
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Prime Day — or, days, rather — starts in less than a week, but Amazon isn't the only retailer dishing out mid-year sales this summer.
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Foster, who finished with a season-high eight assists Saturday, has 37 assists since Watson's departure after dishing out 32 over his first 20 contests.
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But more and more doctors are dishing out these "social" prescriptions—and some even think the idea could relieve pressure on the National Health Service.
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Cramer argued that rather than spending money on clothes, eating out, and homes, consumers are dishing out large chunks of their paychecks on smartphone payments.
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One attack was recorded at 1.1 terabits per second—roughly 50 times more powerful than what "major" DDoS attacks were dishing out at the time.
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Around 5:15 into the video, Hillary Clinton makes an appearance, dishing out some impressive and totally real vocals in direct response to DJ Mansplain.
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Fines of different sizes and different terms have raised concerns that Brazil's sweeping anti-corruption investigation may not be dishing out equal justice for all.
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If I didn't have that option, I'd consider investing in a nice coffee maker and making my own, rather than dishing out $5 a day.
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"Drug Addicts" features Pump rolling around a psychiatric ward with Charlie Sheen and a bunch of scantily-clad nurses, dishing out pills to the patients.
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But instead of dishing out your hard-earned cash for venti beverages at your local Starbucks, why not just make your own brew at home?
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And it's his talent for dishing out and taking beatings that ultimately offers him salvation, and a little bit of fame, via the boxing ring.
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Everlasting has long been about finding a man a wife, but on this season of UnREAL, it's a woman who will be dishing out the diamonds.
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Instead of dishing out money on divorce lawyers, Patrick Dempsey and his wife, Jill, decided to drop several million to move into a new Malibu home.
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There's no need to worry about who's bringing the stuffing this Thanksgiving... chow down on these photos of NBA players dishing out some serious blocks. Fowl!
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Jokic was all but unstoppable in the first half, scoring 18 points, taking eight rebounds and dishing out seven assists in 19 minutes of court time.
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So, Earnest is now dishing out some of that wisdom to J.R. Smith -- and says he's confident the fans in Cleveland will help J.R. bounce back.
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There's little over a month to go until Game of Thrones starts up again, and this week HBO finally started dishing out some of its footage.
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Flynn, who scored 213 points in the Cougars' Friday win over Saint Mary's, once again carried his team, grabbing five rebounds and dishing out five assists.
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Notably, there were several moments when the remainder of the band was allowed to take the fore, dishing out white-noise guitar or frantic cabaret energy.
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Following the news that Albus Dumbledore may pop up in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, star Dan Fogler is dishing out more plot details.
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Xavier Rathan-Mayes (211 points, five assists) is the catalyst, though, as he scored a team-high 23 points while dishing out seven assists against Clemson.
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Nestle is dishing out $7.15 billion in cash to partner with Starbucks for the right to sell the coffee chain's products around the world, reports Reuters.
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At a subsequent meeting, he handed them 13 DVDs, including one that showed Buscetta in a Santa Claus hat dishing out Christmas presents to the family.
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He knocked down three of four 29-point attempts and went 22-for-214 from the floor overall for 23 points while dishing out 216 assists.
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So, what pearls of wisdom is he dishing out to New Orleans Saints DB Marcus Williams -- who missed that key tackle on Stefon Diggs on Sunday???
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But when it comes to skincare, the supermodel says she's not the best at dishing out advice, as her go-to beauty trick is a bit unconventional.
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Here's Charles Oakley dishing out some tough love to Eli Apple ... telling the NY Giants cornerback 3 things he's gotta do after acting a damn fool (again).
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Newspapers Down Under have celebrated and/or mourned the Republican candidate's victory by dishing out some killer headlines, from the humorously unaffected to the nervous breakdown-inducing.
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According to the Independent, they were often recruited to work as spies or assassins, dishing out their distinct brand of violence using throwing stars or poisoned darts.
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"It felt good," Kostas said, of dishing out a lot of online venom to former customers, including some who left their reviews more than two years ago.
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Mel Gibson's not dishing out any details about the reported upcoming sequel to "The Passion of the Christ" ... even if everyone else can't shut up about it.
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A former propagator of conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's place of birth, Mr Trump is now dishing out the same treatment to his closest challenger, Ted Cruz.
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This reality may be a tough one to swallow, but there is some good news, some sugar to help the medicine Solomon is dishing out go down.
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When he's not dishing out chokeslams or lighting people on fire, World Wrestling Entertainment legend Kane spends his days running an insurance company in Knox County, Tennessee.
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Nationwide, these teachers spent $479 on average with nearly 10% reportedly dishing out over $1,000 according to survey data released by the National Center for Education Statistics.
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It all began last year when Netflix reportedly outbid HBO by dishing out a whopping $40 million to get Chris Rock's comedy specials on the streaming service.
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Even Duke can't win every game with three players, but guard Tre Jones, another freshman, also looks like a keeper, dishing out a game-high seven assists.
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Dave observed the catered refreshments went uneaten (a rarity at news conferences) and wrote that nobody had much stomach for what Steinbrenner was dishing out that day.
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That's not to say that the fast-food chain will stop dishing out poultry — oh, no, never fear, it's still going to be doing plenty of that.
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While on a date with your Aries, be forewarned that they may flirt with you by trying to fight—they're famous for dishing out harsh one-liners!
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Japan Today reports that the drone was dishing out candy to a crowd gathered in a park when abruptly, the drone tilted sideways and fell into the people.
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Houston Texans star Whitney Mercilus is dishing out some advice to the Falcons AND the Patriots -- stay out of Houston's legendary booty clubs ... until AFTER the big game!!!
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Though it seems like Siri is incapable of doing anything well aside from dishing out sass, the assistant is actually pretty good at making hands-free phone calls.
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Instead, we're dishing out some helpful remedies in the form of aloe vera-loaded skin-care products — and they're so cheap, you can buy 'em all in bulk.
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It also draws trolls dishing out anti-Semitic comments, one of topics I covered when I chatted with Jonathan about the work put into his Jewish Kings mod.
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The most famous of those, the former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki, is charged with dishing out $2 billion worth of fake contracts for helicopters, aeroplanes and ammunition.
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But Hayes was with the other wing of the Republican Party, the one that backed civil service reform — to prevent office holders from dishing out jobs as rewards.
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The first time around, I'd eaten my way through an entire checking account: in packed izakayas stuffed sideways across Shibuya, and train station ramen stalls dishing out tsukemen.
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The new Spidey was played by Tom Holland and had some fancy Deadpool eyes, so he could really emote when he was dishing out pithy lines or whatever.
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At 62 years young, Kirby is as energetic as ever, sporting a short, punk-ish bob, and dishing out tales of neighborhood triumph like a true New Yorker.
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In December, Ms. du Pont's childhood friends Jane and Jesse Sheue opened their first restaurant, dishing out New American food in a building resembling a small red barn.
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Conway, who has frequently been roasted online like a holiday turkey, tried to, um, flip the script, by dishing out her own hot take on the impeachment hearings.
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But in dishing out punishment to Jake Collier, Camaro earns the hatred of his brother, Lukas, a stone killer whose homicidal exploits account for much of the action.
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Live will also be dishing out some preshow highlights from its Red Carpet channel on YouTube, and offering 360-degree views of the event on its news app.
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As well as dishing out musical aggression, Ancst have also made a name for themselves by being vocally outspoken about their anti-fascist, anti-racist, anti-oppressive politics.
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Standing center stage at Washington's annual opportunity to pretend it's hip, Obama didn't pull any punches, dishing out jokes about the media, his political rivals and his own future.
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But, we caution Francis to pump the brakes on dishing out R cards for sensitive content, and to save them for things that actually contain violence or strong language.
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There's the slick design and visuals of the former, while it appears that the film has taken a cue from the latter when it comes to dishing out horror.
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From rehearsing for work meetings to dishing out pre-date pep talks to dreaming up purple-lipstick-wearing alter egos, the mirror makes our moi-to-moi dialogue possible.
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Much of the old guard who set up shop here have died out and it is left to their children to continue the tradition of dishing out good food.
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The Philadelphia Sixers superstar is finally dishing out the deets on why he prefers mom mobiles over luxury whips ... saying it's all a big scheme to throw people off.
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Pandora has also had to pay both Google and Apple taxes on sub licensing agreements, dishing out $42.6 million in payments to the two tech companies last year alone.
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Hill is averaging 23 points and 22011 assists in the last three contests while Chiozza was 743-for-274 from behind the arc while dishing out seven assists Tuesday.
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The man knows how to work a crowd, too, flashing his pearly-white teeth for every photo, dishing out signed hats — sometimes right off his head — and holding babies.
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He was one of five players in double figures for Xavier (3-3, 7-2 Big East), finishing with 13 points and 10 rebounds while dishing out five assists.
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During Wednesday night's finale a voice was heard interrupting Jeff Probst ... and then Sia shocked everyone by jumping onstage and dishing out the dough to fan favorite Tai Trang.
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With more restaurants switching to digital modes of payment, such as tablets, diners no longer have to look their server in the eye when dishing out a terrible tip.
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The "Property Brothers" are giving Americans one less thing to worry about in the country's ongoing conflict with Iran ... dishing out advice on how to feel at home underground.
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So when 25-year-old Paudel noticed Magar's attendance dipping, she tracked her down and weighed in with advice - and kept dishing out the same message over many months.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Many of the factories have closed, but you'll still find the streets of this 24-hour megacity buzzing with thousands of hawkers dishing out cheap eats late into the night.
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Six Colorado players scored in doubledigits, but surprisingly leading scorer Derrick White (17.0) wasn't one of themas he finished with nine points while dishing out a game-high eight assists.
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So to make your President's Day Weekend that much better, we're dishing out some advice on what to wear for your journey ahead — or more specifically, what shoes to wear.
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These apps took off around 2014 and largely rode to popularity based on college-aged users dishing out secrets and being cruel to one another under the protection of anonymity.
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Good news for everyone, then, that Facebook has been caught dishing out these private chats to streaming services Spotify and Netflix, as well as a number of other tech firms.
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Recode reports that Facebook may stop paying publishers to make live videos, after dishing out more than $50 million to over 140 publishers in FB Live contracts last year. Why?
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After all, the algorithms that power these platforms are proprietary, and companies have no interest in dishing out intimate details about how they work, neither to us nor their competitors.
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A top Warren aide privately said there's no backroom deal with Biden and accused the Sanders campaign of hypocritically dishing out campaign attacks and then whining when she hits back.
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Ed Sheeran was dishing out free vegan nuggets in England this weekend from a freakin' food truck ... is what you might think happened at first glance from this surreal scene.
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Before Trump's arrival, his son, Donald Trump Jr., revved up the crowd, dishing out his own extended riffs on the Democratic contenders and warning the crowd not to be complacent.
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According to Page Six, Vegas's new nightclub Intrigue, which is set to open on April 28, won't be dishing out the dough to bring big name DJs onto their payroll.
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Tony Romo should take some notes -- 'cause Ernie Johnson is dishing out some tips to the QB on how to make it as a sports broadcaster ... and it's pretty good advice.
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U.S. restaurant chains, including Yum, are trying to keep up in a tough restaurant industry by revamping menus to include fresher ingredients in popular items, while also dishing out value meals.
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Michael Richards admits he hasn't always been great at dealing with hecklers -- duh -- but he's now dishing out advice to other stars in the hopes they can learn from his mistakes.
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It ain't ALL hate for Fergie after that bizarre national anthem at the NBA All-Star Game -- with Mariah Carey dishing out some advice on how to deal with the negativity.
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You buy the kit online and it gets shipped to your house, so that means no waiting, no paying a copay, and no dishing out hundreds of dollars for prescribed insoles.
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Cam Reddish made five of his eight 593-point attempts en route to 17 points while Zion Williamson put in 18 points while grabbing five rebounds and dishing out five assists.
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This cruise ship is full of apartments that were designed to look like luxury condos in NYC and London — and wealthy people are dishing out up to $36 million for them
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The Trump administration says it wants to level the playing field, dishing out to Chinese companies the kind of treatment that American ones have been receiving in China for some time.
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But a new study published in the journal The BMJ on Wednesday says you should get a second opinion on DTC test results, because many kits are dishing out unreliable info.
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Less than three months ago, the MasterChef star poked fun at a vegan lifestyle while dishing out a batch of his usual harsh reviews on one of his followers home cooked meals.
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Yet there may not be much Trump can do to exact revenge on Romney, apart from dishing out mean girl insults and trying to socially isolate the lawmaker from the Republican Party.
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Initially targeting families for things like dishing out pocket money to your kids, splitting household bills, or giving a domestic worker an expense allowance, Soldo also plans to launch for businesses too.
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It's a grim scene, and more proof that our supposed hero is still more at home dishing out extrajudicial murder than he is negotiating or convincing his foes to find common ground.
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Taco Bell first introduced "Steal a Game, Steal a Taco" in 2016, dishing out free tacos when the Golden State Warriors won Game 4 of the NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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But she has built a career dishing out personal finance advice by pulling back the curtain on myths about investing, and showing how average people can make a solid plan for retirement.
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The Galaxy Fold costs $1,3803 — twice as much than your average Galaxy flagship phone — and if you're dishing out that sort of cash, you want to know that it won't break easily.
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However, you better make sure the world votes well for its most-wanted ice cream treat, because there's a chance that McDonald's Japan could be dishing out – get this – broccoli-flavored McFlurries.
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I ate my fill because, as I just mentioned, burgers in this town cost upwards of $30 and I am not in the business of dishing out that much money for lunch.
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One Rhode Island school that said it was owed more than $40,000 from unpaid lunch payments started dishing out cold sandwiches to students who couldn't afford to pay the full lunch price.
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Before Planet 13 was programming orb shows, they were one of the many dispensary startups dishing out legal weed in the wake of Nevada's recreational legalization efforts that passed back in 2017.
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He started "winding down" his wrestling career during his campaign, according to Bleacher Report, though that didn't stop Kane from donning the mask and dishing out a chokeslam on Smackdown last June.
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Across swaths of Houston, buzzing lawn mowers, crowded running paths and reopened Tex-Mex restaurants dishing out queso dip are the mile markers of a dried-out city hustling back to business.
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Desmond Bane enjoyed a splendid all-around game in defeat for the Horned Frogs (22-201, 22.5-241), registering game highs of 225 points and 333 rebounds while dishing out five assists.
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After flirting with eligible Bachelor alum Mike Johnson over Twitter, Lovato is dishing out that sentiments to Taylor Swift, effectively squashing a celebrity feud that existed for a brief moment in time.
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Even though I'm the person dishing out the degradation, it still gives me pause when I'm calling a client a tiny-dicked sissy, or calling a penis a clit as an insult.
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Since splurging on a fancy new fridge or major renovation isn't quite in our sights (ahem, budget), we're dishing out nine affordable gadgets that'll get our space up to speed in no time.
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If the previous weekend's French Grand Prix at Le Castellet was a yawn-fest, a procession with no real highlights, Spielberg's Red Bull Ring made up for it by dishing out the excitement.
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Martin and the ladies play it coy at first, but all 3 of them can't stop dishing out the deets once they start reminiscing ... until Tisha steps in to shut it down ... twice!
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Oprah Winfrey has been dishing out style advice and looking glamorous on red carpets for years, but it's her inner beauty, too, that landed her in PEOPLE's World's Most Beautiful issue this year.
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Ahead, we're dishing out six surprisingly simple, delightfully seasonal recipes that will wow friends and fam — and are lightyears ahead of the whole pumpkin-spice-everything shtick, too (okay okay, we included one).
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Joe Thornton brings a seven-game point streak into the contest after dishing out an assist Thursday for the Sharks, who own a Western Conference-best 20-8-2 record on the road.
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Renters in San Francisco are even dishing out $1,200 a month to rent a single bunk bed in co-living buildings and over $2,000 a month to rent rooms in vacant Victorian homes.
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By night, Armitage is on the pass, making Baja-style "to-fish" tacos to order and dishing out jackfruit quesadilla to hungry Londoners who want their Mexican food without a side of murder.
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Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and countless other smaller companies have had programs for years, dishing out sometimes lucrative rewards to independent hackers who choose to report vulnerabilities instead of using them for nefarious purposes.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has spent the second most on Facebook ads in South Carolina, dishing out $28503,22020 in the past 90 days and $73,046 in the last 30 days.
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Another Koch-backed group, the Concerned Veterans for America, is dishing out over $800,000 toward an ad arguing that Baldwin, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, doesn't do enough to support veterans.
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Trump took swings at his potential 2020 opponents, dishing out his own real-time commentary just as Democrats were sparring among themselves at the final Democratic debate before the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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Game 2 between the Rangers and Penguins featured a controversial hit from behind by Ben Lovejoy on Derek Stepan, while the Flyers and Capitals have been dishing out big hits of their own.
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Google was the lead tech spender so far in 2018, dishing out more than $5 million to influence policies on intellectual property, "student digital privacy" and law enforcement access to data stored abroad.
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People are already dishing out cash to try to go from human to human plus, so while there's no guarantees when it comes to consumer trends, nootropics could very easily be the next frontier.
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There's already a theory that he is the new narrator and the one dishing out these ominous photographs to his classmates in the aftermath of Hannah's death, and a school-wide call for justice.
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Kwame Brown knows all about the pressures that come with being a top NBA Draft pick -- he was #1 overall in 2001 -- and he's dishing out his best advice to Markelle Fultz and co.
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Versatile 6-6 sophomore forward Terance Mann is expected to have a bigger role this season and he started by scoring eight points, grabbing six rebounds and dishing out three assists TIP-INS 1.
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The fast food chain is dishing out their three-piece chicken tenders combo in a carrier that is shaped like a chicken to give travelers a "good-hearted laugh," according to a press release.
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Leaving their days of receiving red roses on ABC behind, The Bachelor alums were the ones dishing out jabs and clapbacks at each other on Friday as they engaged in a fiery Twitter feud.
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For day trippers who arrive hungry, Hudson Hil's Cafe & Market, in a porch-fringed house on Main and Kemble Avenue, starts dishing out hearty breakfasts of eggs benedict and buttermilk pancakes at 8 a.m.
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But try dishing out this cold, hard "science" to a generation that has also embarked on other such pioneering and noble journeys to answer important questions like: What happens when I snort a condom?
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Walmart Walmart is dishing out its own pre-Black Friday deals with a designated "Deal drop" page filled with steadily streaming discounts on everything from KitchenAid mixers to Apple AirPods, Smart TVs, and more.
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Instead of commanding a single COG soldier you take control of an entire squad, dishing out orders and taking advantage of their unique skills and tools as you take on Locust (and Lambent?) forces.
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So, for the sake of saving time and frustration, we typically end up dishing out an exorbitant amount of cash on new models or looking to third party sites to catch some kind of deal.
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The FDA conducted a "nationwide blitz" this summer against online and brick-and-mortar retailers, dishing out thousands of warning letters and hefty fines to those who sold e-cigarettes, including the Juul, to minors.
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Bad move, Chad ... check out the video of the younger Johnson stalking her pop like a kid who's been denied their allowance, cutting off the ring and dishing out punishment like a pint-sized GGG.
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They are in charge of dishing out parliamentary quarters, and because these offices range from airy spaces with glorious views of the Thames to windowless cupboards, this can be a potent force for MPs' loyalty.
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Make It New Grads It's commencement season, which means some of the nation's top CEOs, personal finance gurus and self-made millionaires and billionaires are dishing out their best advice to the Class of 2017.
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Some people would call it rude ... others might say he's considerate ... either way, the boxer was dishing out grooming advice to strippers at the booty club the other night and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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His very 90s Smith facial expression is giving me Fresh Prince-dishing-out-advice-about high-school-romance vibes: Listen my mans, you're not going to find another girl like her in a million years.
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Senior Darryl Morsell who didn't start for just the 14th time in his 66 career games, came off the bench to spark the Terrapins, scoring 15 points, grabbing five rebounds and dishing out four assists.
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Ever since his he first got together with Heidi Montag and formed the infamous Speidi reality duo of our dreams (and nightmares,) he has been dishing out paparazzi shots, and furthering both of their careers.
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The model tells us she already knows who's responsible for dishing out the sex vid starring herself and an ex-boyfriend -- not Rick Ross -- and her legal team's not wasting any time going after them.
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John Kennedy will not run for governor of his home state next year, opting to stay in a chamber where he's become known for dishing out quotable comments and lingering in front of TV cameras.
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Over the past year, Mr. Haji, the public prosecutor, has ordered the arrest of current and former public officials on charges such as dishing out millions of dollars for projects that only exist on paper.
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Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell's been dishing out threats to his fiancee, and he's also trying to stick her with a house bill because she won't let him move in ... according to new legal docs.
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It was a return to form for Smith as he handily dealt with a fighter established on the local circuit in Mark Matthews, dishing out a second round TKO to win the vacant middleweight title.
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And, if you're not into the idea of dishing out a good chunk of change, you can still scoop up a charming embroidered tee or sweatshirt that's just as Insta-worthy as the more expensive pieces.
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His starting backcourt mate, 22-222 junior Jordan Strawberry, who averaged 23 points and 213 assists last season, engineered the Bears' offense with precision, dishing out a career-high 28 assists to get his season started.
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The backlash was swift from Prime Minister Theresa May, who said his comments did not reflect "actual policy", dishing out what a government source described as a shocking and very public "cuffing" for a senior minister.
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Roughly 75 beauty and lifestyle brands — including L'Oréal Paris, SheaMoisture, Garnier, Kendra Scott, India Boulevard and QVC — went all out for Beautycon L.A., dishing out big bucks to have a presence on the Convention Hall floor.
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He meant a legal push by New York state (where the lobby has been registered since 1871), whose attorney-general, Letitia James, is dishing out subpoenas while asking if there was financial malpractice at the NRA.
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Every turn is about trying to find the balance between dishing out punishment and taking it, and each fight exerts its own gravity as mechs are pulled toward each other to bring more weapons to bear.
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She does this exceptionally well because her persona is based on Cindy Gallop, the British advertising consultant and entrepreneur who swears like a sailor and is a pro at dishing out career advice, especially for women.
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Fire Strike is useful for dishing out quick damage when the enemy clusters in front of you, but remember that the few seconds it takes to activate the ability is time that your shield is down.
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The political arm of the League of Conservation Voters (LCV) is dishing out $20 million more in funding than previously anticipated toward this year's midterms, including an additional combined $8 million spent on state ballot initiatives.
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And just like in 2016, Trump is pairing the heavy spending with an active Twitter feed, dishing out insults and mocking his potential Democratic opponents as their long and crowded race to the nomination gets underway.
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But in Hong Kong, the Lunar New Year's festivities got ugly after food vendors butted heads—literally and figuratively—with local vendors who were dishing out fishballs and other street foods at a crowded street market.
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Every bartender worth his bitters has a favorite hangover cure—when you spend half your waking hours dishing out liquid headaches, you better know how to mix up a solution to the problem you helped create.
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Ms. Mosby charged six officers in the death, and then — after a hung jury and three acquittals — dropped the prosecution, dishing out blame for what she called the Police Department's failure to conduct an unbiased investigation.
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A Ghanaian restaurant has for months been dishing out fufu and other African dishes, Cuban barbers work the chairs at barbershops around town, and Haitian women braid hair on the edge of the city's central square.
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The speaker could be a constant presence in national media, routinely appearing on Sunday morning chat shows, firing off tweets, producing in-house web videos, headlining rallies, and dishing out pithy quotes to Washington's top reporters.
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While most all-over bronzers cater to lighter skin tones with the goal of adding tan, Balmyard Beauty's Paradise Bronzing Oil evens out medium skin tones, dishing out a sun-kissed glow with a coconut beachy scent.
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Industry professionals predict rent increasesWhile the ban will save some renters from dishing out hefty up-front costs, professionals in the industry predict that landlords will increase the rents of market-rate apartments to cover the fees.
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As Donald Trump stormed through Brussels this week, alternatively dishing out anti-European tirades and paeans of fawning praise, he had little time to mingle with the city's residents or take in its cultural and architectural landscape.
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Instead, it has extended aid to small-to-medium sized businesses jolted by the restructuring process, dishing out cheap loans and providing funds to maintain shipbuilding jobs and retrain workers in hard-hit regions of the country.
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Mirza Teletovic stepped up with a season-high 25 points against Houston last time out and is averaging 17.2 in the last five while Archie Goodwin is scoring 1063 and dishing out 5.8 assists on the homestand.
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A major reason doctors began frantically dishing out Viagra is because a 1994 study by recognized sex experts Edward Laumann and John Gagnon found that between 30 and 50 percent of American adults complain of sexual dissatisfaction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For the second time in four days a Wimbledon champion called Williams found herself being whipped by a high school teenager but in the end it was Serena Williams dishing out the punishment on Thursday.
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ABOUT THE PELICANS (19-28): Guard Jrue Holiday played a big part in both inspiring victories this week, going for 33 points and 10 assists against Cleveland before scoring 23 and dishing out 1103 assists versus the Spurs.
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But while he has avoided ad-libbed asides, the GOP nominee is still dishing out the red meat attacks on "Crooked Hillary," mentioning at every chance the latest FBI inquiry into the emails of her aide Huma Abedin.
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At Parris Island in South Carolina, the Marine Corps's oldest and most famous training center, the Third Recruit Training Battalion was called "the Thumping Third" — a nickname it earned through drill instructors' reputation for dishing out physical abuse.
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Michael D. Bowen, who has been performing his "Baking With Bertha" act for 20 years at the Church of the Village on West 13th Street in Manhattan, bakes pies while dishing out sassy, funny and sometimes dark tales.
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And the President, who dispatched his top economic advisers to Sunday talk shows, is also dishing out a mixture of accurate and misleading commentary and blaming the Federal Reserve and the media in case there is trouble ahead.
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While there, the sisters did an interview with Elle in which they took over the writer's dating profile, dishing out some sage selfie advice, and, in the end, providing some interesting insights into their own very particular beauty habits.
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This includes everything from "negging," meaning dishing out backhanded compliments to demean women and putting them in a position where they would theoretically want positive attention from the pick-up artist, and "going caveman," meaning consciously increasing physical contact.
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His parents split; his dashing and beloved father died of a heart attack when Eric was 11; and his stepfather, whom he refers to by the pseudonym Hugo, seemed to delight in dishing out an endless array of torment.
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Rockets guard James Harden scored 38 points — along with dishing out 8 assists, grabbing nine rebounds and swiping four steals — to match Kobe Bryant with his 16th consecutive 30-point game, the most in the NBA since 1972-252.
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When a customer has an issue, they would most likely want to skip automated response options and speak to a real person who can fix their problem — not chat with a semi-intelligent bot dishing out some canned responses.
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Here's the REAL Antonio Gates dishing out some advice to the guy being hailed as the NEXT Antonio Gates ... giving Baylor hoops star Rico Gathers some advice on how to make it as a tight end in the NFL.
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The 23-year-old was previously named MVP of the Celebrity All-Star basketball game during NBA All-Star weekend in 2011 for scoring eight points on 3-of-11 shooting, grabbing a pair of rebounds and dishing out four assists.
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Like so many ostensibly new releases in nerd culture these days, it banks heavily on nostalgia, introducing new zones and bosses while dishing out the same gameplay and art style many of us fell in love with over two decades ago.
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While the current MLB policy is certainly not perfect, oft-criticized for dishing out more punishment for performance enhancing drugs or gambling than incidents of domestic violence, the league's handling of Reyes thus far has admittedly been a huge step forward.
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"It is not a transition period where British institutions take over, but it is a transition period where the European court of justice is still in charge of dishing out judgments and points of view," he said earlier this year.
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Adrian Peterson says he's seen a bunch of NFL prospects make one big pre-draft screw up before the big day ... so, he's dishing out advice to Baker Mayfield to make sure the QB doesn't fall in the same trap.
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While Buffett came close to dishing out the grand prize last year after one employee correctly picked 31 out of the first 133 games, no Berkshire employee has won since the CEO and chairman started running the contest in 2014.
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Plus, insurance companies aren't mandated to cover medication for anyone other than the insured, so if I fill that prescription for my partner, I can expect to pay up to $40 out of pocket—and dishing out the cash isn't realistic for everyone.
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National Teacher Appreciation Week runs from May 26 through May 210, while National Nurses Week runs from May 233 through May 26, and many of your favorite food and drinks spots are dishing out deals during this time to say thank you.
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Junior point guard Manu Lecomte is second in scoring (11.5) while dishing out a team-leading 4.8 assists per contest while junior guard Al Freeman (113 points) and 7-foot junior forward Jo Lual-Acull Jr. (10.6) also are averaging in double-digits.
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I've put nearly a dozen hours into the new expansion since it launched Monday night and it's made me realize how much WoW needed to take a breather from all the world-threatening, space-faring action it's been dishing out for years.
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Point guard Goran Dragic (2100 points, 6.1 assists) is scoring 22 and dishing out seven assists per game over the last three and backcourt mate Dion Waiters has recorded 53 total points in the last two contests to push his average to 15.9.
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Though the price points do fall toward the higher end of the spectrum, splurging on shoes we know we can wear time and time again definitely makes more sense than dishing out money on pairs that will inevitably collect dust in our closet.
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And that even though we may think of Reeves as our internet boyfriend, if we have the good luck of encountering him out in the wild, it's wise to take a cue from his awareness of boundaries, and give him back what he's dishing out.
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ABOUT ST. BONAVENTURE (1-0): The Bonnies' unquestioned offensive leader is All-Atlantic 10 junior guard Jaylen Adams (17.9 points, 5.0 assists last season) and he got off to a strong start by scoring 23 points and dishing out eight assists against St. Francis.
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That ticket gets you an all-access pass to the Disrupt conference, where you'll get to hear from the incredible lineup of speakers who will be dishing out their wisdom in the many fireside chats and interviews we have lined up for the show.
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The turbo-charged Cameroonian had a near perfect night from the field, hitting on 14-of-17 shots for 32 points while pulling down eight rebounds and dishing out five assists to help Toronto stake a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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Seduced by the roar of the angry crowd, Trump kept dishing out racially offensive comments about "my African-American," a black man he spotted at a California rally; the "Mexican" judge on the Trump University case; and the "Afghan" who committed the atrocities in Orlando.
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ET, Fox Sports 2, FSN Florida ABOUT FLORIDA (6-3): Senior guard Chris Chiozza stepped up to score the game's final six points to finish with 15 against Cincinnati and is dishing out a team-best 6.1 assists per contest in the early going.
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In the face of all this uncertainty and fear, we asked a handful of financial planners for the advice they've been dishing out to the clients who've called their offices in a panic, and their sage words already have us breathing a little easier.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT KANSAS (20123-1): Senior guard Frank Mason III has been brilliant in the early going, scoring at least 18 in each game and averaging 22.3 while shooting better than 21 percent from the field and dishing out 240 assists per game.
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According to the Miami Herald, when he began dishing out another $200 in "Lipstik money" for a private dance with a performer named Tiffany, Coffey got frisky, kissing her on the lips (a real no-no) and, when she pulled away, biting her arm.
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Almost 0003 years in, Paradise Lost is still doing what they do best: dishing out classically-minded UK doom with slow, heavily distorted guitars that pay homage to Type O Negative and Celtic Frost, and melancholic vocals that alternate between a forceful growl and a despondent croon.
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Farad Cobb leads the team in scoring at 235 points a game while shooting 27.8 percent from 33-point range and junior Troy Caupain has been on a roll lately dishing out nine assists last game and scoring a career-high 23 points in the prior contest.
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And a new report out this month from the nonprofit Free and Fair Markets Initiative estimates the company has enjoyed $1.5 billion in US government subsidies or breaks since 2000, while dishing out $6 million in campaign contributions and nearly $10 million in state-level lobbying.
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Though the singer's been on somewhat of a culinary kick lately — dressing up as Food Network host Guy Fieri, roadtesting unicorn fraps, dishing out recipes for "the world's best cherry pie" - it's most definitely not food that she's talking about serving up in this racy new track.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," she talked to her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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After all, it's not just radical solutions like free college or debt cancellation that seem bewilderingly out of reach: Even existing student-loan forgiveness programs, like the federal one targeted at people who go into public service, have been dishing out help at comically low rates.
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Copping a super-low-rent condo from the wife of an energy lobbyist he appeared to help secure a pipeline deal for, spending insane sums on pens, dishing out bizarre raises to aides, throwing out wads of cash on security and travel—Pruitt does it all.
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Dishing out a public relations-approved apology gives the impression of appearing sorry, while the company (that's supposedly in the wrong) attempts to regain its handle on the situation by reminding customers of its values and the intent of its actions — often before the apology itself.
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In fact, the drug lobby spent over $102 million to pass this law, with the three biggest players being the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America contributing $40.8 million, CVS Health throwing in $85033 million, and the National Association of Chain Drug Stores dishing out $8 million.
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The King was in Vegas Saturday for a basketball tournament that Bronny Jr. and his Blue Chips teammates are competing in right now -- and killing in, BTW -- where he was wearing his dad hat and coach hat at the same time, dishing out pep talks from the sideline.
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In the step up from the older Steel HR to the new Steel HR Sport, Withings is effectively charging a $20 premium for connected GPS, in addition to dishing out a "Fitness Level" score based on your body's estimated ability to use oxygen during physical activity (VO2 Max).
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There's no doubt that we all have heroic abilities in some shape or form — whether it's via motherhood, landing our dream job, or dishing out the best advice to our BFF — so why not fully embrace it and put it on display at said friend's Halloween party this year?
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It's that time of year once again: Back-to-school season — a time of fresh beginnings for students of all ages, and a time when adults are dishing out all kinds of lessons and advice to help children prepare for their next (or first) year of organized education.
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The actor playing Jack feels like an odd fit – that's Jon St John, a man best known as the titular antihero of the Duke Nukem series, heard dishing out such choice lines as "my balls, your face" and "quit bleeding, pussy" in 2011's deplorable Duke Nukem Forever.
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We resume where we left off from episode one of this season, with Mirror Universe Daryl (half-melty-face Dwight) trying to co-opt Daryl's identity and gear while dishing out a maximum amount of psychological torture by blasting a classic song by The Jam to set the mood.
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While Mosshart holds eye contact with a few fans in the front row, Hince rides along on guitar farther back, playing the hits and dishing out some newies, like "Doing It to Death," a funeral march with a catchy hook and arpeggiated blips that pan from speaker to speaker.
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Comcast, which consistently tops the list of the most-hated companies in America, thanks in part to its proclivity for gouging its customers—apparently has a plan to strike back at cord cutters; namely, by only upgrading internet speeds for people still dishing out their hard earned money for cable.
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While Wendy's quickly gained a reputation for having the sassiest Twitter on the block, especially because of their ongoing feud with McDonald's over fresh versus frozen beef, other brands took notice and began dishing out their own snarky tweets in response to customer questions, celebrity news, or other brands' promotions.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," the recently engaged 22-year-old talks her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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She enlisted the My Everything-era Ariana Grande (who was still very Disney-adjacent) for the slow, creeping sensuality of "Get On Your Knees"; Beyoncé provides background vocals under Minaj's fast-paced delivery on "Feeling Myself" before dishing out a delicious brag about the time she made the world stop.
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Kanye West returned to Twitter last Friday, April 13, after a nearly one-year hiatus, and since then the rapper and fashion mogul has been tweeting at a rate of nearly 10 tweets a day, dishing out philosophical advice about the struggle for authenticity alongside his own shameless self-promotion.
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Last year, 12 volunteers, including a 14-year-old, were charged with misdemeanors in California while handing out food and toiletries in a public park, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, cops cited a 90-year-old World War II veteran twice in one week in 2014 for dishing out hot meals to the homeless.
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But that was just the first phase, says co-founder and CEO Francesco Cardoletti, discussing the home visit service it's since launched in a handful of U.K. regions — expanding from dishing out advice remotely to performing check-ups, administering vaccines and offering other routine and preventative healthcare functions to customers in their homes.
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Rather than dishing out politically motivated tall tales that do nothing to serve the best interests of the nation or the many communities that depend on public lands, we'd be much better served if politicians worked together to pass common-sense reforms that would help agencies make land management decisions more efficiently.
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And as Game of Thrones inches closer to its conclusion, it seems increasingly torn between dishing out the fuck-your-feelings shocks that attracted audiences to this show in the first place, and serving up the satisfying conclusions that those same audiences are demanding now that we've invested years of our lives into this show.
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SAPNA Bravo will be dishing out more of the things that make it Bravo: "Project Runway" will return to the network, which will apparently also roll out five new real estate and design series, including "Sweet Home," which takes place in Oklahoma City, and "Flipping Exes," about a former couple that flips houses together.
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El Arbi said what he believes makes the movie work is its mix of highlighting trademarks from Michael Bay&aposs time as director (there are some shots that feel almost like carbon copy Bay shots) with the talents of Smith and Lawrence for making the audience care about their characters while dishing out funny moments.
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After you've broken a sweat, stroll in the other direction around the peninsula (or take a short taxi ride) to Bar Urca, a longtime neighborhood landmark dishing out crispy pastries stuffed with meat, bobó de camarão (a creamy shrimp dish), icy beers and fried balls of bacalao (snacks and beer for two, around 130 reais).
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And sprinkled throughout her book — between the raw confessions of addiction and the juicy Condé Nast drama — is classic beauty editor Cat, dishing out refreshingly real makeup tips, like the best eyeliner for Keith Richards-worthy smudginess (Smashbox) or the concealer that can hide the dark circles from a four-day cocaine binge (Givenchy Mister Light).
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Read more: San Francisco renters are dishing out $1,200 a month for bunk beds in co-living buildings to avoid the city's high rents — here's what they get for their moneyAnd while a lower cost of living doesn't always equate to a higher quality of life, it can make a difference for those looking to stretch their paycheck.
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The Cavaliers, who set finals records for points in a quarter (49) and points in a half (86) are dishing out more assists and pulling down more rebounds than the Warriors, thanks in part to Tristan Thompson finally getting back to what he does best, giving his team 6 rebounds including 103 on the offensive end.
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For the uninitiated, Sex Education follows Otis (Butterfield), the awkward teen son of a promiscuous sex therapist (Gillian Anderson), and his best friend Eric (Gatwa), a gay Black boy, as they deal with adolescent pressures and make some cash dishing out relationship and sex advice to their classmates with the help of Otis's crush, the troubled Maeve (Emma Mackey).
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We'll be keeping track of the best brand deals that go live here in advance — from fashion to home, beauty, tech, and more: Dyson The premium home appliance brand is dishing out up to $2100-off deals on a selection of sleek vacuum cleaners and air purifiers — from the classic V600 Animal to the hi-tech Cinetic Big Ball.
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Four years ago, Bernie Sanders planted his flag in Michigan, claiming it as a rejection of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDemocrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Biden faces tricky test in unifying party The Hill's Campaign Report: Defiant Sanders vows to stay in race MORE, a snub of the Party hierarchy, a denunciation of anything the system was dishing out.
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Former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE has spent the second most on Facebook ads in South Carolina, dishing out $28503,22020 in the past 90 days and $73,046 in the last 30 days.
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The Polish novelist Olga Tokarczuk's Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead starts off with the discovery of a body, but before the body is cold, the narrator immediately begins to question its importance—was it a crime, a tragedy, a dishing out of just deserts, or maybe nothing as important as any of that, just another instance of the inevitable transformation that awaits all flesh?
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Amy Schumer has never been afraid to share (or overshare depending on your perspective) when it comes to her body, whether it's announcing on the Emmys red carpet that she's wearing Vivienne Westwood and an O.B. tampon, showing Met Gala fans how to make it through the evening in a tight dress without a hint of thigh chafe, or dishing out some hard truths about the double standards inherent in being female on her award-winning TV show.
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The trio formed, in 2007, as New York college students whose musical interests drifted between lo-fi folk, brainy electronica, and slow-burn R. & B. In 2013, they stirred those three disparate sounds into an arresting self-titled E.P. On its four tracks, the lead vocalist and songwriter, Kelly Zutrau, sings about heartbreak, dishing out honeyed, first-crush platitudes ("My baby, he don't love me no more") over the ruminating laptop compositions of her bandmates, Joe Valle and Marty Sulkow.
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The record is 40 minutes and four songs long, with the closing track "Bel Air," a four-movement suite stitched together by Czukay, taking up the entire second side of the LP. On the opening the title song, they reinvent themselves as the world's trippiest lounge lizards, with Suzuki––whose improvised lyrics usually ranged from nonsensical English phrases to perfectly rational sentences in a language that he made up on the spot––dishing out chicken soup for the psilocybin-addled soul.
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Preseason Big 46 Player of the Year selection Devonte' Graham has seen his scoring average dip a bit from last season (271 to 12.0), but the senior guard is more than making up for it by dishing out 9.2 assists per game - the second-highest mark in Division I. Mississippi State transfer Malik Newman (12.8 points) is coming off a season-high 15-point performance and has been consistently solid in the early going, going 11-for-23 beyond the arc and 933-for-9 from the foul line.
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