She is an icon in the actual sense of the word, the very sight of her dripping with stories, dripping with America.
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When he came out, his legs were dripping with blood.
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Of course it's beautiful and fast and dripping with technology.
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My feet were throbbing and I was dripping with sweat.
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When peddling emotions, dripping with concern is so much easier.
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They may be dripping with paint but they're mostly fixed.
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"Earthworm Jim" is a sidescrolling platform that's dripping with attitude.
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The TL is dripping with sweat and blood and indignation.
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"So much safer," he said, his voice dripping with sarcasm.
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That's when Comey gave two answers similarly dripping with contempt.
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Expect bold styles dripping with glamour at this ultra-formal event.
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" Japan: "Countries that are dirty like toilets" or "dripping with excrement.
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Someone at Google's PR and communications department is dripping with wit.
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Watch Chaos Chaos'"Dripping With Fire" and read the interview below.
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Peanut-padded and dripping with caramel, Snickers is allergic to subtlety.
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"You surely remember me, father?" he asked, almost dripping with unctuousness.
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Then it sounded like a sepia-tone photograph, dripping with nostalgia.
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Trump's administration is dripping with criminality, corruption, nepotism and self-enrichment.
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Family can be a loaded word dripping with raw baggage for some.
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All of these scenes are dripping with a foreboding sense of dread.
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Dripping with opulence, they were the summer playgrounds of yesterday's super rich.
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It's a dark, exhausting dirge, dripping with paranoia and ego run amuck.
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He'll obviously bring the funny, and is dripping with likability to boot.
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"Hello, Mr. President," Mr. Biden said, in a voice dripping with condescension.
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And you'll have more fun if your shirt isn't dripping with sweat.
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Dothraki scythes became smiles dripping with the blood of the Lannisters' allies.
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Even in the early morning, the leaves were dripping with wet heat.
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The new store is dripping with bralettes, soft polyamide mosses growing rampant.
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Dripping with sweat, he marveled at how much more relaxed he felt.
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His Surrealist sculptures were witty, off-kilter and sometimes dripping with sex.
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It's like being on a rollercoaster, just one that's absolutely dripping with style.
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Tea-smoked duck dripping with warm fat is a fine and soothing appetizer.
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But Riverdale wouldn't be Riverdale if everything wasn't dripping with unnecessary, glorious drama.
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CNN published an op-ed about his run as dripping with white privilege.
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I couldn't complain — they were the perfect temperature and dripping with maple syrup.
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It's kind of dripping with a different type of feel and almost tension.
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Dripping with loss, hurt, and elusiveness, it also contains an element of hope.
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Skewers of chicken inato come charred and dripping with a turmeric-stained marinade.
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The first thing that greets guests: a piano-size chandelier dripping with crystals.
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"They did the best they can," Mr. Jones said, his jacket dripping with snowmelt.
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"Happy Birthday to my amazing wife," he captioned the photo, dripping with dry humor.
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In that context, Booker's jumpshot is comfort food, dripping with grease and familiar satisfaction.
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Sometimes the glass is cracked, dripping with steam or liquid or scrawled with graffiti.
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The video—which has been viewed 725M times—is dripping with the band's flavor.
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My daughter was shaking, and the bandage across her forehead was dripping with blood.
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"They're on artificial respirators right now," Mr. Trump said, his voice dripping with contempt.
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Which is not to say it has no names attached; it's dripping with names.
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Your words and images are seared into me, dripping with ink, smudged and blurred.
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The red sandstone cliffs are dripping with massive icicles that sparkle in the sun.
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Here, the other half of the menu, dripping with eighties nostalgia, seems more pronounced.
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Pete Buttigieg is dripping with talent, but struggling to reach beyond the liberal MSNBC crowd.
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But this article is so dripping with ignorance it&aposs jaw dropping and utterly offensive.
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Andre is slowly becoming his dad, dripping with betrayal and a black fedora to boot.
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The animation, paired with Nelly Kate's song Unreceived, is a moody spectacle dripping with glitter.
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Joe: The noodles, they go up, like, lightning fast 'cause they're just dripping with fat.
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It was dripping with vinegar, but I was delighted as I pulled the sandwich apart.
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A huge orange Nickelodeon blimp dripping with slime was the perfect welcome to the park.
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The Museum's Instagram account is also dripping with coital charge; click at your own discretion.
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Instead of matzo ball soup, visitors can enjoy sufganiyot, jelly-filled doughnuts dripping with glaze.
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Dripping with charisma, the video finds Sophie hanging out around Melbourne and doing nothing in particular.
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Yet, the couple's series premiere wedding and subsequent consummation is dripping with misogyny and sexual violence.
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She is a breath of authentic fresh air on a show that is dripping with materialism.
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A principality dripping with riches, there is perhaps no place more desirable to earn a living.
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So, after marrying Richard, Amber is going to be an old-school queen: Dripping with power.
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These headphones won't fail—or fall out—when you're dripping with sweat on the final sprint.
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According to Cinco, the train of the gown measured 5 meters and was dripping with jewels.
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It's dripping with layered homages to English garden mysteries, horror films, vintage British comedy, and more.
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Clinton said in a blistering speech here dripping with ridicule directed at her Republican rival. Mrs.
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Petty behavior does not get you a rose, and this whole feud is dripping with pettiness.
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Another mom wrote a relatively harsh comment in response to the piece, just dripping with judgment.
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At their wedding this summer, the couple celebrated with a tiered cake dripping with confectionary jellyfish.
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On their first date, he cooked barbecue ribs dripping with sauce, which still makes her laugh.
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Every gesture and flash of her wide eyes and flick of her tongue is dripping with suggestion.
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It's dripping with 70s rock chords and style that you'll soon feel like you're drowning in sunshine.
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Poor newscaster, Lindsay Iadeluca, was live from the scene where tractor loaders were literally dripping with larvae.
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The photo posted features Gallinger with a swollen and infected eye, dripping with remnants of purple ink.
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You are the master of your universe, and yet you are dripping with rat blood and feces.
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Dripping with emotion, "All That Matters" showed a Bieber ready to shed all the teeny-bopper tropes.
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Still dripping with oil, the legs, thighs and breasts were given a glossy finish with spicy oil.
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But he powered through with an hour-long campaign speech before leaving the stage, dripping with sweat.
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Frugal Traveler The man, carrying a basket dripping with blood and slick with fresh entrails, was yelling.
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This approach presents overtly horrifying facts about uniquely feminine struggles and delivers them flatly, dripping with sarcasm.
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" One former Israeli negotiator called it "an act of aggression dripping with the coarse syntax of racism.
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Some of the objects hidden in these boxes could be dripping with meaning for whoever stored them.
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Their stale blood evaporates into the air surrounding machines dripping with inky red, covered in broken test tubes.
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The noises they make are those of full-blown panic, dripping with urgency with no discernable lead-up.
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Nothing is more chilling than Amma (Eliza Scanlen) uttering "mama," in her Southern accent, dripping with fake sincerity.
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The nine-minute long art piece was dripping with religious allegories and references to the most mysifying women.
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The track is dripping with bravado and Rihanna raps about vacations in France and drowning in cash. Casual.
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Noisey reached out to Chaos Chaos to talk about "Dripping With Fire" and their rise as a band.
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Over one dining table was a flowering branch dripping with strings of artificial flowers and hanging votive candles.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova fired off a statement dripping with sarcasm and aimed directly at Haley.
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My thighs and butt are burning by the time I finish these and I am dripping with sweat.
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For his part, Pence played the role of a midwestern Roger Sterling, dripping with confidence and self-superiority.
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On one of my visits, she offered a dense slab of chilled pudim flan, dripping with sticky caramel.
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Soon, the congressman's home was covered in toilet paper and dripping with raw eggs tossed by the protesters.
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Modern Love is dripping with romantic optimism and gooey meet-cutes that put a smile on my face.
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Images circulating on social media showed Campos, his head dripping with blood, being hauled away to a hospital.
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Clad in spandex briefs and thigh-high boots, his braids dripping with sweat, he loomed over his opponent.
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The press conference was spoofed in a "Saturday Night Live" here skit, his double-breasted uniform dripping with medals.
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In a press release dripping with condescension announcing the company's "insolvency," executives maintained that Cambridge Analytica did nothing wrong.
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From Cincinnati, Ohio to Brooklyn, NY and Boulder, Colorado, these 100 stunners are absolutely dripping with Valentine's Day vibes.
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"Dripping with ingenuity and alt-lifestyle aura lays the Snowpocalypse of 2016's most desirable getaway," read the description.
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I think in two ways—one is that I love lyrics that are dripping with imagery and tangible references.
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They knit scarves, play sports, and sew traditional Zulu outfits dripping with cowrie shells, which two members proudly model.
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We're dripping with sweat and our faces and bodies are intertwined, and it could have gotten so, so awkward.
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Without air conditioning, the walls of the operating room were dripping with condensation and floors were slippery, he said.
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Their latest video for "Dripping With Fire" is a surreal dive into themes like sisterhood, estrangement and growing older.
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We gave 'em a chance to pretend that their phony hearts were dripping with the milk of human kindness.
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Yet a Trump administration dripping with fossil fuel interests will embolden renewable energy challengers at every level of government.
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Even the trees that line the streets, dripping with Spanish moss like bearded old men, seem embedded with pain.
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In Naples, balconies of an apartment complex, dripping with laundry, became stages for residents singing traditional songs in unison.
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"It's dripping with turn-of-century details," she said of the wood-paneled three-bedroom unit built in 1912.
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The lyrics, on the other hand, were dripping with sexual allegories even the best erotica novelists couldn't put to paper.
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Allow your brain to soak in the foam stalactites dripping with pale purple light, and the room seems to grow.
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To retrieve it, the Gizmo 3D printer raises the print platform until the object appears, still dripping with liquid resin.
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Even the press release from Adult Swim is simply dripping with references to show, particularly fan favorite episode Interdimensional Cable.
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He also shared a video of himself dripping with sweat and rehydrating with a cup of water after the workout.
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They smash onions into a crispy patty and load it up on a soft white bun dripping with American cheese.
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I come out and see this big, gaping-ass hole dripping with water in the middle of the fucking house.
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If you read that blog post it's just dripping with truth and emotion and real experience that people related to.
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He then emerges from the fray dazed and dripping with silly string and a milkshake someone had thrown at him.
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This was about the whole image of Sweden—a country dripping with wealth but prepared to deport the most defenseless.
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On Wednesday, volunteers gathered in both houses of worship, dripping with sweat as they sorted through heavy boxes and bags.
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The Trento, No. 9, is true bliss, however, dripping with truffle oil and stacked with speck, smoked mozzarella, and arugula.
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The result is music that heaves and bellows and scorches the earth around it, dripping with mud, sweat, and tears.
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Here in the Blanchards' Missouri "castle" and in the Preaker's home of Wind Gap, these innocuous words are dripping with menace.
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Virtually every frame is dripping with unapologetic black pride and power, saying: You're going to see this America how we do.
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From ruby red to emerald green, our favorite earrings are dripping with glamour and excess (luckily, without the excessive price point).
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These paintings are glossy, dripping with memories, from the X-Files to the days of Camelot to Ben Kingsley's smiling face.
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I emptied out the NCC and wrapped the shell, still dripping with avocado ranch, around a hard taco – supreme, of course.
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It's made even harder when your three co-stars have gone on to careers dripping with prestige, accomplishment, and Academy Awards.
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The film, however, more than paid its way; dripping with wit and heart, it spawned a generation of imitation buddy comedies.
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" Another video shows him clutching one of the plane's divider curtains, face dripping with blood, repeating the words, "Just kill me.
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Over the corset, Kardashian West sported a silicone Thierry Mugler mini dress dripping with several crystals for the "Camp"-themed event.
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The show is dripping with lively musical comedy thanks to legendary lyricists Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Bernstein's frequent Broadway collaborators.
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I stood next to some kind of cement plant, most of it hidden behind a corrugated metal fence dripping with moisture.
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The shortest odds are on cities already dripping with rich, highly skilled workers, which least need an injection of economic life.
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Mike Pence of Indiana — dripping with sweat after a pre-speech workout — walked right by them and back into the elevators.
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ThisB&B is a bit off the beaten path in a gut-renovated Gothic revival home that's dripping with choice antiques.
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He straightens up and the people are running with teakettles dripping with vodka — everyone is happy, if only for a moment.
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Jasanoff reminds us that the brain is not some mystical machine — it's a gooey, bloody tangle of cells, dripping with chemicals.
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Dripping with stalactites and bats and a rich history that includes Prohibition parties, the cave is pretty cool (literally and figuratively).
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I was still a runner and would do a three- or four-miler, then head into class, already dripping with sweat.
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He liked what he called "the lingering moments": the rain, dunking cookies in milk—that mustache dripping with milk was disgusting.
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As bulldozers tore into the fresh earth, clearing an enormous burial ground, barefoot men dripping with sweat scooped shovelfuls of dirt.
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The promotional website for Michael Jordan's 1996 flick Space Jam is dripping with datedness—terrible backgrounds, mismatched font, and Shockwave games galore.
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Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial, which runs Alipay, may be little known in the U.S. and Europe, but it is dripping with ambition.
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Big Boi stares viewers down intently, dripping with sparkling jewelry and holding a smoking... uh... we'll let you decide what he's smoking.
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But if it's humid and you are dripping with sweat, your sweat isn't evaporating and you aren't getting the cooling you need.
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Witnessing this moment, I found myself thinking of Solnit; Big Little Lies is dripping with the ceaseless blue ache she talks about.
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The hot bread, dripping with a syrupy butter mixture, had a nice savory component to it as well, balancing out the sweetness.
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From the "I ♥ BX" hats to the free-for-all graffiti on the walls, this place is dripping with Bronx pride.
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The electric proportions of the fractal universe collide in a pulsing video of symmetrical graphics, dripping with piercing whites and blazing oranges.
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They're known for steak, but what I'll remember is a dessert called tri lece, a soft, moist cake dripping with sweet cream.
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The top picks included eateries that serve up apple-stuffed pancakes, s&aposmores Oreo pancakes, and cinnamon roll pancakes dripping with icing.
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From the impeccably restored brick and terracotta facade to interiors dripping with midcentury modern appeal, Viceroy Chicago places design front and center.
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Art Review The Guggenheim mines the wide world of the Swiss sculptor — witty and dripping with sex, or looking into the abyss.
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Details: In a letter dripping with sarcasm, Mr. Trump denied her and her delegation military transport and suggested they might fly commercial.
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It thrusts out from a rectangular box dripping with paint-encrusted cascades of yarn, suggesting both a breast and an umbilical cord.
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After all, they'd spent so much time working together in the craziest of environments, their camera lenses dripping with blood and gore.
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The whole number is thick with sarcasm, dripping with disdain and bursting with vanity for the powers she possesses and longs to use.
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By contrast Mr Kavanaugh, who was flushed from the start and dripping with sweat and tears by the end, trembled with righteous anger.
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Instead of giant live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, there are run-down bungalows and shotgun shacks set amid working-class ranch homes.
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His work, which recently showed at the Solar Flux Festival, is dripping with symbols of conspiracy, superstition, enlightenment, the Beatles, and Ikea instructions.
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I missed that memo), Charlie Sheen and his brother Emilio Estevez (why???), Queen, Game of Thrones, and Post Malone while dripping with uncoolness.
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The beat is both dripping with soul and absolutely knocks on speakers that can handle it—and then it transitions into glitchy madness.
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The face bling hangs on a tri-color Cuban link chain, dripping with more than 48 carats of rose, yellow and white diamonds.
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By creating these mythical scenes dripping with dark humor, she's able to process her experiences and make sense of what's happening around her.
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Don't let the short menu deter you — you're here for chicken, grilled in a mouthwatering blend of spices and dripping with delicious grease.
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Dripping with sweat, I throw my shirt and cap away, grab a POR shirt freshly copped from the merch booth, and keep moving.
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The first time I got high, I was smoking pot on a stranger's couch, dampening the joint between fingers dripping with pool water.
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Dripping with dread and suffused with an uneasy sense of terror, It Comes at Night follows two families in the immediate post-apocalypse.
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Not as a Fox-induced boogeyman on the bar TV, one of those "coastal elites" dripping with contempt and condescension toward Middle America.
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Housed in a 111-year old Beaux-Arts flatiron building, the Proper is dripping with the bizarre-but-beautiful style of Kelly Wearstler.
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Last night, the Fenty front-woman attended the British Fashion Awards in London wearing a mint-green ensemble that was dripping with diamonds.
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The slender second-year shooting guard is a league-pass aficionado's delight: obscure, as raw as he is lanky, and dripping with style.
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In Mipanochia's amate paintings, masked figures wearing fishnet stockings lounge in the nude, pleasuring themselves and dripping with all manner of bodily fluids.
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She holds what looks like a gummy flap of flesh dripping with blood and severs it off, right at the base of TJ's armpit.
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Dripping with stunning colors and an uncanny resemblance to reality, Hamburg-based artist Antoni Tudisco's CGI Portraits 3.0 series looks the way drugs feel.
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Westworld, conversely, is a TV show dripping with ambiguous moral figures (as well as impenetrable plots that require multiple think-pieces to work through).
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Up until this point, more people have been lurking and observing than actually participating, but this choice has my inbox suddenly dripping with DMs.
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It took three assistants to strap her into the bodysuit before Kardashian West could slip into her mini dress that was dripping with crystals.
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Her West Hollywood outpost, SUR, is dripping with shiny, sparkly vibes, the exact kind of place you'd expect to find something called a "Strawberrini".
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"So lay your hands across my beating heart," Homme croons, still dripping with disdain and regret, like a man in a constant lip-curl.
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When you think of a McLaren, you probably think of a maxed-out, barely street-legal hypercar that is practically dripping with carbon weave.
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Witty, name-dropping list songs dripping with innuendo by the likes of Noël Coward and Cole Porter are a treasured subgenre of Broadway musicals.
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There were mirrors everywhere: I'm bright red and dripping with sweat and the skin of my stomach is hanging over my little yoga pants.
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El Colmado's sliced jamón ibérico and marinated tuna dripping with olive oil, along with a tight list of wines and sherries by the glass.
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The flashy ropes are dripping with baguette and emerald-cut diamonds, weighing in at a total of 51 carats for the 3-piece set!
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John Widmer, an American tourist who visited Vinicunca in April 2017, detailed a "not so colorful experience" in a blog post dripping with irritation.
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"I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," Klobuchar said, her voice dripping with sarcasm, before launching into a defense of her record.
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While Wednesday is dripping with drama on Capitol Hill, voters at home think it's unlikely the proceedings will result in Trump's impeachment and removal.
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As an unabashed homage to geek culture and 80s nostalgia smorgasboard, you probably assumed Ready Player One would be dripping with Star Wars references.
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Showered with chocolate malt powder and dripping with sweetened condensed milk, this tower of thick, squishy French toast is begging to be knocked over.
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Please," he said, dripping with sarcasm — and then piled on with a half-dozen tweets after Mr. Cuomo said America "was never that great.
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Chrissy did her take on '80s aerobics videos -- shout-out to Olivia Newton-John -- for LOVE magazine's advent, and it's dripping with her personality.
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Vladimir Putin sent what on the surface is a shocking Christmas message to Donald Trump ... a message dripping with overtures of peace and good will.
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The phrase "Old Hollywood" usually calls up images of glamorous, Golden Age celebrities, wrapped in furs and dripping with diamonds, smoking cigarettes and popping champagne.
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A cardiovascular surgeon the newswire spoke with explained: …without air conditioning, the walls of the operating room were dripping with condensation and floors were slippery.
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I know my white body, dripping with milk, may be differ'nt from what ye are used to, but it is how the MilkLord made me.
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Jessy Wilson and Kallie North have managed to mix a unique, potent cocktail of country girl swagger and R&B, every song dripping with soul.
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There was a model carrying an orange leather bag, dripping with leather fringe, which made it so heavy it could've easily doubled as a weapon.
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West's wife Kim Kardashian West wore a beaded latex Thierry Mugler dress that looked wet and was dripping with crystals made to look like droplets.
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This series gets annual releases for a reason: they're dripping with fan service/wish fulfillment, and wrestling fans who are also gamers eat them up.
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"I'm going crazy at home, and I need some adult stimulation," she explains to her sister, dripping with eagerness, and a slight hint of begging.
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The air had been damp and clammy....dense thickets of half drowned trees pressed close around them, branches dripping with the curtains of pale fungus.
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The deli meats section has us salivating in no time, particularly the andouillette sandwich, made of white pork typical of Brittany and dripping with mustard.
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Her only consistent lover is Puddy, a man she describes as "dripping with animal sexuality," who she repeatedly goes back to despite not particularly liking.
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How he fits: Aaron Gordon and Evan Fournier have been dripping with potential for years, and Bamba can effectively take over the team's interior defense.
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The spot paints the former Texas congressman as a politician dripping with "white male privilege" who's undeserving of the comparisons he's drawing to Barack Obama.
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Biden is dripping with confidence as he tours Iowa two months before the state's caucuses, after endless predictions his candidacy would have crumbled by now.
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And Dua Lipa, who is nominated for best new artist, arrived in a silver, skintight dress that matched her nails, which were dripping with charms.
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Soon Giacometti fell in with the Surrealists, and his sculpture and drawings of the early 1930s are witty, off-kilter and sometimes dripping with sex.
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At Glastonbury, shirtless and dripping with sweat, he stopped his set to reel off the names of dozens of rising grime and British rap artists.
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Lil Nas X's surprise hit "Old Town Road" is dripping with country twang but conspicuously absent from country charts, after Billboard chose to remove it.
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In an adjacent room hangs Ellipse, an array of hundreds of mirrored stainless steel rods suspended from the ceiling, dripping with light like celestial stalactites.
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And the collection didn't shy away from extravagance either: Clothes were dripping with beads, sequins and tiger prints, harking back to a 19th-century bohemian spirit.
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Vibrant, and dripping with a meticulous craft aesthetic best described as, "cartoons made flesh," Aladdin is a testament to the power of a good love story.
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I retraced my steps, dripping with sweat in the ugly Ohio heat, and finally found the Never Trump HQ in the top of a tall building.
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So naturally, the latest season of the Netflix series delivered no shortage of great, brutal lines just dripping with Underwood's typical cruel tone and Southern drawl.
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Dripping with contempt, he accurately explained why ransom payments were bad, and why his administration — and no administration past or future — would engage in such behavior.
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"Okay, wanna give her [the evictee] your address and we can put her in front of your house," the clearly frustrated officer responded, dripping with sarcasm.
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"I apologize for having to reaccommodate these customers," Oscar Munoz, United's chief executive, said in a statement dripping with all the warmth of a ransom note.
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The chicken was just like the waffles: I broke through its thin, crispy exterior to reveal a meaty interior that was dripping with fat and flavor.
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" At dinner, under a pinkening sky, on a stage with a gazebo dripping with purple flowers, Kristin Chenoweth, a new Hallmark star, sang "Over the Rainbow.
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"That was… AMAZING," she says at the end of the track, her words dripping with a sarcasm so thick that it'd seep through a TV screen.
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They include unknowns about how his impulsive, gut-driven style of leadership and considerable ego will fit in a job dripping with centuries of custom and history.
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This song is dripping with separation anxiety and sadness, and while I feel that, I'd like to think that not every second of a cow's life sucks.
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For anyone with ears cynical enough to hear, his response to speculation that Silva might get the next title shot was dripping with jealousy and passive-aggression.
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Though Julia pleads her innocence, the police investigator , dripping with condescension, condemns Julia's actions (without proof of her guilt) and warns her fiancé of her dubious character.
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Inside is a two-story living room with a giant brass chandelier dripping with tubular glass bulbs and a fireplace embedded in a ceiling-high walnut wall.
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Entertaining at home was a necessity, and as much a part of Ms. Reed's childhood as oak trees dripping with Spanish moss and ice-cold sweet tea.
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Kanye West was anything but sincere when he tweeted about turning exes into best friends ... we're told he was dripping with sarcasm, and that was the point.
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Fried chicken seems almost candied, a trifecta of drumstick, thigh and wing, dripping with maple butter on thick triangular waffles and coated in a peppery honey sauce.
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Directed by Paul Desveaux for Compagnie de la Vallée-l'Héliotrope, it's a duet, a double act, a surreal sparring match steeped in alcohol and dripping with paint.
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As bulldozers cleared more space in a vacant lot near St. Sebastian's Church in Negombo, barefoot men dripping with sweat scooped dirt with shovels in punishing heat.
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Each show is dripping with prestige, aiming to either win awards or capture so much buzz that consumers will feel left out if they aren't tuning in.
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The southern stairs lead to a pair of bedrooms, one with a brass chandelier dripping with crystals and an en suite bathroom with a large soaking tub.
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Hidden magnets help keep the stack organized, while silicone padding on the top and bottom of each coaster prevent drinks from sliding around, even when dripping with condensation.
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Published on Saturday, the cover depicts a cartoon figure of Trump with a bloodied knife in one hand and the statue's head, dripping with blood, in the other.
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A white dress dripping with endless flora featured a Jones-made helmet (à la Valentino) that suggested dozens of daisies and carnations sprouted out of the model's head.
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The guest list is dripping with celebrities ... Vernon Davis, Glenn Dorsey, Dashon Goldson, and other NFL stars are expected to attend ... with more names likely to pop up.
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"Only Heaven" embodies the saying "not everything that glitters is gold," its ostensibly twinkling melody dripping with sadness like a music box slowly winding through its last notes.
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Gfrörer sketches out her worlds in stark blacks and whites or monocolors, her human figures lanky and dripping with tears and snot and blood, her environments stark scrimshaw.
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I took a lot of long solo walks around the city in the months that followed, just walking for miles until I was exhausted and dripping with sweat.
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Back home in Philadelphia, this attitude endears him to a Pennsylvania mob boss named Russell Bufalino (Mr Pesci, riveting as a dapper but wizened goblin, dripping with evil).
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For fans of the series, it's hard not to smile at familiar sights like Phoenix dripping with sweat or yelling his trademark "objection!" with a firm pointed finger.
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Or rather to say there's a rumor going around based entirely on speculation and dripping with hearsay that Liddell's placid resignation to his fate may be in doubt.
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I end my workout by trying the 30-minute sprint and brisk walk alternation, but am out of breath, lightheaded, and dripping with sweat after just 10 minutes.
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That, for anyone who hasn't followed Trump since the New York City tabloids were fat and literally dripping with classifieds, predates this past political cycle by a decades.
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His voice dripping with derision, he then imitated her being questioned at the hearing, followed by her responses about what she could not recall about the alleged attack.
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A series of food in transit to happy mouths — oozing oil, dripping with sauces — will leave you craving either a trip to a state fair or a salad.
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The morning was drenched with dew and the trees were dripping with it so that it sounded as if it were raining, although the sky was bright blue.
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Dennis Green at Business Insider reported some men were threatening to boycott Gillette razors, while others called the ad "propaganda" and "dripping with contempt for men" on Twitter.
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More than once when I tried to skip dessert, the servers talked me into gulab jamun, warm globes of cheese and milk dripping with a rose-scented syrup.
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Moschino Barbie, which goes for more than three hundred dollars on eBay, celebrates bubblegum consumerism: she's loaded with accessories—purse, cell phone—and dripping with mini Moschino bling.
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It's a kind of birth story, or re-birth, dripping with mythic portents — Black Mountain being at least as much the birthplace of American modernism as New York City.
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The trio is not exactly cool, but they are known by the cool kids, who are led by Harry (Alex Fitzalan), someone practically dripping with tri-state area wealth.
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Like the rest of the series, it's a huge, sprawling role-playing game dripping with charm, and those turn-based battles should be a great fit for Nintendo's tablet.
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Dripping with sincerity in an apparent effort to be oh-so-woke about gay marriage, the music blithely ignores the ironic edginess and bitter social critique of Hemphill's text.
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Once, when I said something like: "Let's just get on with it," he turned to me and said, dripping with flamboyant disdain: ""Dear God, you're such a fucking JOURNALIST.
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I elbow my way past a Peruvian ceviche vendor, an Indian spot selling made-to-order naan dripping with ghee, and an Egyptian stand ladeling out cumin-scented chickpeas.
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Even as the two leaders sent each other letters dripping with barely veiled disgust, they did not plan to meet face-to-face and haven't spoken directly in weeks.
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Handsome cinematography and a highly competent supporting cast — including Michelle Monaghan, Nathan Lane and Alex Karpovsky — can't save "The Vanishing of Sidney Hall," a tortured mystery dripping with pretentiousness.
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We do have a winner, however: Aaron Lennon, a man with his own Cinderella story, and the scorer of a goal against Tottenham that was simply dripping with attitude.
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" In a basement "dripping with water from the cold outside," he saw "shelves [filled with] clay crowns and vessels, a veritable Aladdin's cave of treasures from a mystical world.
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More than 35 transit advocates and volunteers, who accompanied the lawmakers, scattered across steamy subway platforms with white paper and clipboards, sometimes dripping with sweat as they surveyed riders.
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Millman had beaten Federer in the fourth round of the 2018 U.S. Open, a four-set slog in humid conditions that left the normally unflappable Federer dripping with perspiration.
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Periodically, drug company representatives would show up with huge hot pizzas dripping with luscious warm melted cheese, and bottles of Coke for other weary interns and residents and me.
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We personally hate when a delivery order of fried chicken arrives suffocating inside a styrofoam takeout container that's just dripping with condensation, getting all that nice crispy skin disgustingly waterlogged.
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Dripping with mystery, salivating details, drama, and intrigue, the op-ed was primed to become the stuff of instant legend, and it immediately created a firestorm of controversy and speculation.
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The statement concludes with MoviePass acknowledging a "rough patch" in its early enterprising stages, which is entirely valid and much more palatable a fact when not dripping with prickly disdain.
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A slow roller at the start, it gradually picks up steam with the help of winding oud riffs until erupting into a driving beat dripping with acid and alienesque bleeps.
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Dripping with sweat, he just about managed to cross the line in front of charging yellow-jersey wearer Froome who was the last rider to start, two minutes after Bardet.
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Maybe my neurons were primed by the visual association—a brain dripping with blacklight paint—but there was something about the way the narrator (which is Weitz) swallowed between sentences.
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The journalist James Reston Jr. outlined this theory at length, saying Oswald drew a dagger dripping with blood through Connally's name, and noted Oswald's wife said Connally was his target.
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The snapshot above reveals Spacey in pure campaign mode, dripping with the artifice we're all familiar with from the arduous months of non-fictional presidential campaigning we've had to tolerate.
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But then, in the half whisper that turns my bones to milk, he begins to tell me what I used to be: Vanessa, you were young and dripping with beauty.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's iconic sandwiches - Italian beef heroes dripping with gravy, and hot dogs loaded with pickles and hot peppers - wouldn't be such culinary institutions without the bread.
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That sounds a lot like what Chief Justice Roberts wrote last summer in his 5-to-4 majority upholding President Trump's travel ban, despite it dripping with anti-Muslim sentiment.
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When Rory spills out of Logan's limo o' dudes, champagne drunk and dripping with diamonds, she's officially transferred her allegiances over to the elder Gilmore world, and Lorelai knows it.
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I've delighted in her self-made sparkle since she was 2, perched on a chair mixing spices into raw, ground elk in plastic princess heels, her shoulders dripping with purses.
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For the 1986 version of "The Fly," the duo summed up one of the most viscerally disturbing sci-fi films in a single image of a finger dripping with goo.
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In the morning, when he finds the terrible rat dead in the temple and can't explain it, he notices that the cats' mouths in the drawings are dripping with blood.
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The deluxe plate offers up the tender, brothy birria in all forms, from a cheesy quesadilla to a taco dripping with consomé, showing off what it can do in each.
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But a few sweeter dollops have recently been added to the account's recipe, including #sponcon and runway show "reviews" dripping with praise — and some commenters are put off by the pivot.
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Then, after Negan taunted Rosita (Abraham's former paramour) to look at Lucille, which was still dripping with Abraham's blood, Daryl leapt up and punched Negan in retaliation for the emotional torture.
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They argue the policy is "dripping with animus," and violates their right to equal protection and due process under the Fifth Amendment and right to free speech under the First Amendment.
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It was a more of a spoken delivery, dripping with a kind of brooding antagonism that sold his role as the leader of the generation of future vampires as something genuine.
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The first is the Finger Freezer Milkshakes topped with strawberry Pop-Tart strips, gummy manicured fingers and dripping with red syrup, which make the drink look as if it is bleeding.
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Click here to view original GIFColorado is home to Sulphur Cave, which is exactly what it sounds like: a big, nasty hole that's filled with deadly gas and dripping with acid.
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Nine Perfect StrangersBy Liane MoriartyOut November 013Calling all fans of Big Little Lies, both the TV and book versions: Don't miss Liane Moriarty's next thriller, equally dripping with opulence and lies.
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Keyshia threw down $250k on 2 bracelets and 2 chains, and get this ... the custom Cuban link pieces are dripping with Baguette diamonds weighing in at a total of 120 carats.
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From the almost anthemic "Nightbound" to the deep dark bowels of "Subterranea," Tribulation crafts moods with each song that are all-encompassing, transporting listeners into vivid scenes dripping with dark atmospheres.
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Cooked to medium-rare and dripping with enough deliciously greasy indulgence to render an outdated Uniqlo v-neck dead on arrival, the Impossible Burger is scientifically engineered for shock and awe.
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Strick said Adkins attempted to fly back to the United States over the weekend, but was dripping with sweat when he boarded the plane, and he vomited in the plane's bathroom.
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There is a long list of people who find that proposition unacceptable, and my father has faced plenty of attacks along the way, many dripping with the poison of anti-Semitism.
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But at least she didn't see, as some here have, her dead loved ones loaded into a truck meant for frozen chickens, dripping with water and blood when the power failed.
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Naples Journal NAPLES, Italy — A legion of children raced up a dead-end street in Sanità, a tough Naples neighborhood dripping with laundry and suddenly brimming with the promise of stardom.
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What was most missing, in this Bavarian city dripping with history, was an urgently required focus on the quadruple shock challenging Germany's role as Europe's pillar of stability and irreplaceable leader.
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And first on the list of spoiler happy people is BIP's own network: ABC's first-look trailer for Bachelor In Paradise season 6 is absolutely dripping with in-your-face spoilers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Necklaces dripping with emeralds took centre-stage at Paris Haute Couture Week on Thursday as Chopard and other jewelers joined fashion houses in showing off their most elaborate creations.
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But even being charitable to the network, it's natural to wonder if it hasn't realized that wholesome family entertainment dripping with cheese can be enjoyed by non-white audiences as well.
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But there's a sweet spot, where the retro aesthetics and reckless morbidity of these two cultural traditions come together in an explosion of skulls, bats, and raised blades dripping with blood.
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The show kicked off with a disco dance party before Black models of all sizes, ages, and shades strutted down the runway wearing pieces dripping with sequins, glam metallics, and flared silhouettes.
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It is a dunk that is dripping with spontaneity, exploding out of the screen, a show of athleticism and verve that shakes the viewer to his or her or their very core.
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Yeah, this clip is dripping with irony ... Tyga was leaving Barney's NY when we asked about BC's rant, where she called him a bitch for not paying and talking behind her back.
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Dripping with sweat and revelling in the jubilant atmosphere, fans flung their arms and swung their hips as the band pummelled drums; they chimed in chorus to tracks like "Ehad wa dagh".
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Fagone excels in describing those who powered the war effort but received scarce glory, like the women who hand-operated the enormous, room-sized codebreaking machines, dripping with sweat in airless rooms.
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Dripping with snobbery, the rant lit up social media and prompted a cascade of news articles and talk-show discussions about the sacred place of mate (pronounced MAH-teh) in Argentine society.
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What it is: This period piece horror movie, dripping with menace, has received tremendous reviews for its story of a family who encounters something terrible in the remote wilderness of Colonial America.
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Sunday's shock vote came less than a week after Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño, nicknamed Timochenko, signed their agreement last week in a ceremony dripping with reconciliatory symbolism and international adoration.
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He has become a meme on social media, his intense stare — usually fixed on a whisk dripping with chocolate or a bar of the confection — inspiring captions that are both admiring and snarky.
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Being Game of Thrones, the montage has nearly a dozen aerial shots of post-battle dead bodies, a sword dripping with blood, and, of course, a blade coming down on Ned Stark's neck.
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When Gigi slid into the dress (gold leather, dripping with a fringe of chains, featuring a giant bubble butt that would make Nicki Minaj raise an eyebrow), it had to be soldered shut.
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"As we come down from the dizzying high of Women's History Month, let's appreciate a woman who's blazing trails right now," Samantha Bee said on her Wednesday show, her voice dripping with sarcasm.
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It's a softer, more audience-inclusive kind of humor than Trek's allowed before, and for these precious minutes, the film is self-aware and funny, instead of dripping with angst, anger, and panic.
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Perhaps there is a tacit nostalgia play in this; perhaps today's New Yorkers dripping with sweat on wi-fi-enabled subway platforms will long for the crackling, seamy city of 40 years ago.
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"Kissinger joked about the massacre of Bengali Hindus, and, his voice dripping with contempt, sneered at Americans who 'bleed' for 'the dying Bengalis," Princeton professor Gary Bass writes in a Politico Magazine piece.
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By the time I'd eaten a small tongue of sea urchin combined with silky rags of yuba still dripping with soy milk, I was on board for anything Ms. Okano wanted to cook.
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I tie my lapa (a long cloth around the waist for women) and am dripping with sweat by the end of 63 nonstop minutes, even though it's unseasonably cool for August in Boston.
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But after bulldozing through 30 minutes of remarks, Bush struggled to mask his own frustration as he asked the audience to vote for him Saturday in words that were dripping with gallows humor.
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Dripping with misogyny, lingerie scenes in TV and movies implied that a woman could never want a frilly confection for herself; no, she brought pretty underthings to please a man (and always a man).
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The cameo-studded first trailer for John Wick 3: Parabellum — the third film in the Keanu Reeves-led film franchise — looks stunning, dripping with gorgeous sets and cityscapes, gorgeous people, and gorgeous action sequences.
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Mr. Romero, dripping with sweat and flecked in ash, noted that many firefighters from coastal California were not accustomed to Redding's notoriously intense sun, its parched and radiating grasslands, or its warm downslope winds.
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"There's something special about this blank-slate, juicy and crisp wad of iceberg that's dripping with fat and crunch," Brooks Headley, the chef and owner of Superiority Burger in New York City, told me.
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The report is dripping with a history lesson on impeachment, with more than 100 references to the Constitution and the rationale for why the country's founders included a mechanism to remove a sitting president.
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The awards show returned to Atlanta -- after a brief hiatus in Miami -- for last weekend's taping ... and Quavo made sure to show out in his hometown, dripping with ice and hanging with Rick Ross.
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The local townsfolk don't regard the looming, castle-like facility too favorably, and Lockhart doesn't bother hiding his disdain when he meets the gentleman that runs the place, Dr. Heinrich Volmer (Isaacs, dripping with menace).
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Yes, some are opposed to her fondness for fur or her looks dripping with diamonds, but with a love of Alaïa, body-con silhouettes and killer heels, 47-year-old Campbell is always impossibly chic.
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At this point, still dripping with anticipation for the really great Google phone you'd preordered, you might be straying into denial territory and telling yourself that this is not the sort of issue you'd notice.
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"Bad Blood" will go down as a bratty tiff compared to "Look What You Made Me Do," a message from the all-new Taylor Swift, a first offering from Reputation that's dripping with lethal venom.
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So too with one of the workshop editions of "Ecce Homo": Bosch presents a Christ who is bowed and lacerated with whippings and dripping with blood, whereas his follower presents Christ standing upright, seemingly unhurt.
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Beyond owning a gritty-yet-femme aesthetic, Girl Mobb's work is meant to stick it to the graffiti and street art scenes — two intersecting subcultures that are still overwhelmingly male and dripping with masculine ego.
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A basketball hoop dripping with gold chains floats above a pair of high-top basketball shoes with a conspicuously large nail through the toes; these elements immediately resolve themselves into the shape of a cross.
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Dripping with historical connections to the royals, the chapel at the castle contains the remains of 10 British monarchs, including the queen's father George VI along with those of her mother and sister Princess Margaret.
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Amid the strangler figs and oaks dripping with Spanish moss, Suarez added a two-story "Secret Garden," as it is now known, where succulents and cactus flowers bloom in pots built into the stucco walls.
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"I love L.A. because I can do things that I can't do here," he said, pausing in front of Jewelers on Fifth, a sprawling, fluorescent-lit emporium filled with booths dripping with diamonds and gold.
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On La Plaza Grande (the main square) David pointed out the Catedral de San Ildefonso and the Casa de Montejo, both constructed of stone from the ancient pyramids and temples, both dripping with Renaissance ornamentation.
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It was established in 1822, on 10 acres; today it comprises around 110, verdant meadows infiltrated with hills and speckled with big old trees, some of which are, true to archetype, dripping with Spanish moss.
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Disney's new "live-action" version of The Jungle Book is a light and airy concoction, dripping with the menace of Rudyard Kipling's book, while simultaneously allowing for the levity of the animated Disney film from 1967.
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The depiction of vampires in Chinese mythology, as translated onto the big screen, typically features pale skin, rings around the eyes and darkened lips — as opposed to the typical Western image of fangs dripping with blood.
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It's dripping with their usual brand of snappy snares and garage-y riffings that'll make you want to casually stick it to all of the PC-prudes out there by bringing back cool activities like littering.
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And Ellie, after we'd gorged ourselves on cuts of roasted meat dripping with fat like so many classical heroes, the waiters proceeded to bring out the lobster: Are you understanding the nuances of what I'm describing?
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And so City of Girls follows the mile-a-minute goings-on of Vivian, a bright-eyed 19-year-old dripping with curiosity who checks off every connotation of the word "virginal" one could possibly procure.
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The Americans are dripping with righteousness and confidence, sometimes even literally, as Maverick and Iceman smolder and sweat at each other — in the locker room, in the sky, and during their famous detour into beach volleyball.
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As if right on schedule with the holidays (don't you already hear those sleigh bells ringing?), the Netflix superstars are releasing a glossy, informative, and dripping-with-new-content book Queer Eye: Love Yourself, Love Your Life.
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In No More Heroes, players take on the role of Travis Touchdown, a stereotypical geek in his late 20s who is obsessed with video games, anime, and American film, dripping with the swagger of a wannabe badass.
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But it's hard to shake the grip of that commodified version of the South, laden with heirloom quilts and dripping with barbecue sauce, when everyone — even Reese Witherspoon — is telling you that that's the way to live.
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Some taped bandages to their eyes, dripping with red ink to represent the injury to a female volunteer medic after she was hit with a beanbag round, allegedly fired by police during a protest earlier in August.
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Ramirez's Guns N' Roses tank top is the only thing that isn't dripping with yuletide spirit, but the actress promises that the rest of her look for Good Trouble's two-hour holiday episode is even more festive.
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In the hours before he hopped onto Ms. Arroyo's ambulance, he posted cellphone video online of himself with lipstick smeared around his gaptoothed grin, his tongue wagging from his mouth and his left hand dripping with blood.
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There are two major attractions: a pair of supertrees — 18-foot-tall steel armatures in the trunklike, canopied shape of actual trees — and a promenade of arches, dripping with orchids, that leads to the conservatory's main dome.
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In a room dripping with chandeliers, more than 50 delegates — many in flowing robes, some in Western suits and ties, and nearly all old and sometimes violent rivals — faced each other across a large, circular conference table.
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Even the suicide of Fairfax County (Virginia) Fire and Rescue Firefighter-Paramedic Nicole Mittendorff, 31, of Woodbridge, Va., hasn t stopped anonymous trolls from targeting her with messages dripping with the most hateful form of scorn and ridicule.
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The same effect happens during Jin's solo performance—the vocalist brought on stage in a suit dripping with roses, playing the piano and softly singing the melancholic ballad of self-love "Epiphany," a highlight of their latest album.
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Sporting a ponytail and a tank top that reads "GO VEGAN AND DIE," the dude just starts tearing into a massive hunk of what looks like beef, which attendees said was "literally dripping" with blood, the Independent reports.
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Dripping with diamonds and looking regal as a goddamn queen, Our Lady Patti showed that she still has the chops — and the perfect-down-to-the-second timing — to stun an audience with her signature song from Evita.
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Trump has "toned it up" and continued to use loaded, brazen language dripping with bigotry and hate — the same language that inspired the synagogue shooter and the mail bomber — as he makes his closing arguments in the elections.
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"When we began this campaign a little over a year ago, the pundits had determined in their never-ending, never-failing wisdom that this was going to be a 'fringe' campaign," Sanders said, his tone dripping with irony.
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A man who the police said was holding a metal bar dripping with blood was arrested and charged over the weekend in connection with the murders of four homeless men early Saturday in the Chinatown neighborhood of Manhattan.
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In a striking photograph, the child is posed like a model against a white backdrop, fingers dripping with jeweled rings, wearing an almost solemn and wistful expression, as if she, too, sees her own uncertain, grown-up future.
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The "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" singer showed up to the bash arm-in-arm with Hemsworth in a black sequined gown with a dramatic plunging neckline, courtesy of Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, and dripping with Bvlgari bling.
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In a match dripping with tension toward the business end of one of the most open women's grasscourt grand slams in years Konta rode a wave of home support to win 6-7(2) 7-6(5) 6-4.
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And, to be honest, thank goodness, because what ensues is a sharp, pop-inflected record that showcases all of her greatest talents: irresistible songwriting, throwback instrumentation, and a distinctive, wise, listenable vocal that leaves every word dripping with meaning.
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EASTERN GHOUTA, Syria (Reuters) - His brow dripping with blood and his skin caked with brick dust, Abu Abdallah was pulled out from under the rubble of his house near Damascus after it was blown up in an air raid.
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MeMe's Manhattan—according to Clark, the original MeMe drinks one daily—goes down easy, as do MeMe's BBQ Meatballs, juicy little orbs dripping with a sweet, hoisin-based sauce and served in a seventies-style ceramic crock with toothpicks.
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While Lyon's three-course set menus of meats cooked in vats of butter and dripping with fat can make even the most seasoned eater crave a nap, I found a better solution was to walk — and walk and walk.
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While some of Mr. Gurung's were great (those knits!), some were cloying (a lemon-yellow cold-shoulder dress dripping with plissé at the sleeves and a host of covered buttons down the skirt), and some were just plain silly.
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And her shot of a Christmas tree, dripping with tinsel, next to a lamp whose shade is still wrapped in cellophane, is an ill omen for the festive season—not cynical, I think, but humming with a furtive trepidation.
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A twisting saga of intertwined legal plots and human drama dripping with hubris, vengeance, betrayal and defiance suddenly combined Tuesday in a frenetic, barely believable burst that left Donald Trump's presidency stained by a tide of crime and corruption.
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The thing that seems completely unbelievable to anti-Stratfordians is that the "son of a glover," as Derek Jacobi says in the opening of Anonymous, voice dripping with condescension, could have written the greatest literature of the English language.
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Out later this month on Carpark, Slugger is a poppy, dreamy record that's dripping with synths and hat-tips to hip-hop and 80s pop—in other words, nothing like what listeners have come to expect from her main band.
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Today, Bannon reveled in the disbanding of the president's business council, seeing this as yet more evidence that the Trump administration is at odds with the "Davos crowd," as Bannon often calls these corporate elites, in a voice dripping with contempt.
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The final concert offered more pleasure, featuring Puccini's first opera, "Le Villi," a clunky adaptation of the "Giselle" legend, paired with "La Navarraise," dripping with sex and violence, set by the French composer Jules Massenet at the height of his career.
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I had an exceedingly pleasant meal there, next to a brick wall dripping with ivy, but most of the food blended in my memory with many other modern Middle Eastern meals I've had in Australia and Los Angeles and elsewhere.
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This political backdrop created a world dripping with end-of-the-world anxieties and paranoia of the Cold War and provided a grittier look at the superheroes who live in it and that would influence the genre for decades to come.
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This latest album is, basically, fine: It does what we need it to, which is to say that it's dripping with wealth and lush production and is positively obsessed with proclaiming that Jay Z and Beyoncé are just great, thanks for asking.
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The new clip — which expands on the teaser trailer we got back in December — is, perhaps unsurprisingly, dripping with spectacle, foregrounding the lavish settings and CGI-infused world building that any sequel to Ridley Scott's dystopian classic would have to feature heavily.
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"Such a proposal is dripping with irony, given that the dominant ISPs consistently rank among the most hated companies by consumers, ripping off their subscribers in numerous creative ways," Lauren Weinstein, a veteran tech policy expert and net neutrality advocate, told Motherboard.
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"The Lochte Mess Monster", ran the front page of the New York Daily News, adding in an editorial that the 12-time Olympic medalist was "dripping with juvenile entitlement" and would go down in history as "as an emotionally stunted lying fool".
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Credit...Béatrice de Géa for The New York Times Wrapped in furs, dripping with diamonds and with her blond hair perfectly coifed, Faith Hope Consolo cut a glamorous figure in the flashy, late 20th-century world of New York City real estate.
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Bloomfield nails the details in both the Classic, with two smashed-thin patties dripping with house-made American cheese (a natural liquid Velveeta that should be bottled), and in the Salvation, which arrives gigantic, dense, and funky, topped with Taleggio and caramelized onions.
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His work from those years, such as 1995's fall collection, Paradise Pleasure Productions, recognizes and celebrates various subcultures and codes of gay sex: There are latex suits dripping with flaccid phalluses and bondage masks made to look like cheap blowup dolls.
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In case you missed it ... the rapper posted a selfie from his courtside seat at the Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks game, and frat bros were quick to rip Boosie for his choice of clothing, calling it offensive and dripping with disrespect.
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A melon and cucumber salad with fluffy curds of feta was an exploration of melonic potential; each section of fruit was a bit different, some infused with citrus, others dripping with unfiltered garden-patch sweetness, all of them tangy with white balsamic vinegar.
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DEEP in Oregon's Elliott State Forest, past groves of 241-foot Douglas firs and bigleaf maple trees dripping with emerald green Spanish moss, Joe Metzler pulls over his Toyota truck and peeks over a precipitous slope covered in tree stumps for signs of elk.
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And if you see me on the bus or Tube in early Jan, with a face dripping with more products than RuPaul would know what to do with, know that I'm on a journey of self-discovery after a boring two-year beauty hiatus.
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Chahin is looking to land right between those price points, offering convenience and quality to a consumer that might not want a company that is dripping with faux-authenticity but also don't want to blow out their pants after a month of heavy walking.
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On a recent evening, a table of six, half of whom were dripping with sweat from a self-destructive contest to see who could eat the most kua kling, waited fifteen minutes for their drinks, only to discover that the harried waiter had forgotten.
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Also of note is the sculpture "Whip" (2016) by Patti Spliff (co-curator Montgomery Perry Smith), which features an intricately carved, pale wooden handle dripping with feet upon feet of hand-cut, mustard-yellow cowhide fringe; it resembles a luxurious cat-of-nine-tails.
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Over a familiar menu that included an iceberg wedge salad — dripping with Roquefort dressing and bacon — dinner rolls, Maine lobster ravioli, sliced beef tenderloin, pan-seared sea bass, and baked Alaska for dessert, Trump rubbed elbows with at least one subset of Palm Beach's social crowd.
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Dripping with not only sarcasm but also humor and muddy pigments, Madani's series ridicules that all-powerful human who was, in her version, born bearded and unsmiling, and who will be haunted by the glowing white halo of a smile in whatever afterlife he may find.
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Desire is more nuanced elsewhere: "Infatuation" is a an ode to a gorgeous, but perhaps dangerous man, while "Loving Me 4 Me" gives a sexy update to Rotary Connection's Nuyorican Soul classic "I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun," dripping with sensual references to intimacy.
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While it was Giacometti who conceived the whimsical bronze pieces dripping with tiny flora and fauna, it was Anthonioz who did most of the fabrication; his spidery chairs, benches and oversize resin chandeliers form a conceptual bridge between the building's 17th-century architecture and Picasso's slashing Modernism.
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Some are banned for being too sexy, which is perhaps intentional – controversy is publicity – but all perfume ads are "sexy", dripping with wealth, trying to sell you a lifestyle rather than an actual scent, because – obviously – there's no way to demonstrate to the consumer what the perfume smells like.
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But while Farage managed to evade a dairy drenching last week, his luck ran out just a few days later: At an event in Newcastle, England, on Monday, a protester lobbed a milkshake at Farage, leaving the politician's dark suit dripping with Five Guys' banana and salted caramel.
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And then, of course, there were the clothes: the throwback logos at Fendi and Max Mara, the wackadoodle multi-color string dress at Vionnet that may not even qualify as a dress but was still beautiful, the way all the girls at the Attico presentation were dripping with attitude.
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Vastly different from the searing rocker found on the finished White Album, this early incarnation — one of three recorded on the night of July 18, 1968 — is an ominous E-minor vamp, dripping with echo, bluesy guitar fills, and a relentlessly plodding bass played, unusually, by John Lennon.
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The upscale Terra Bistro, in the Vail Mountain Lodge, reduces its main-course and drinks prices by 26 to 28 percent this time of year, so we ordered steak salad, chicken, two glasses of wine and a cornbread-dripping-with-frozen-blueberries dessert for a total of $290.
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It is dripping with '80s nostalgia, and the circular referencing of Stranger Things' lovable group of misfits to Stephen King's Losers gets a brain-breaking assist in the form of Finn Wolfhard, who shows up looking identical in both productions, like some kind of universe-hopping ur-geek.
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There, they meet a fun-loving bunch of out-and-proud "Transylvanian" freaks who spend the rest of the evening chipping away at the couple's prim and proper worldview by introducing them to a feisty world full of sex appeal, gender-bending characters, and lustful smirks dripping with acidic charisma.
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MANNING with a few colleagues the front desk of the gleaming Trump hotel, where even the wallpaper and drinking fountains are gilded and the exterior windows are dripping with gold, Gabriel says he will get off work early to vote for his boss at the Republican caucuses on February 23rd.
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Dr. Wolf, still "dripping with venom" when he was interviewed about Mr. Ellsberg 30 years later, according to Alex Abella in his 2008 book "Soldiers of Reason," said Mr. Ellsberg's leak of the Pentagon Papers was irrational, because President Richard M. Nixon had already committed to withdrawing American troops from Vietnam.
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Ralph Fiennes impressed not once but twice, with his staunchly self-satisfied Solness in "The Master Builder" at the Old Vic followed shortly after by a Richard III at the Almeida Theater in north London fairly dripping with coercion and contempt, much of it turned against his own damaged self.
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Instead of an alabaster cave in Santorini, or a swank penthouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side, or a Beverly Hills estate dripping with intrigue, the most visited Airbnb in the world is a squat cabin with a bulbous, mushroom-shaped roof in the sleepy Northern Californian coastal town of Aptos.
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Even people who have worked for Trump admit he makes an odd blue collar hero, given his eponymous Manhattan tower dripping with gold leaf and his life once lived in the pages of New York gossip columns and his obsession with one particular spoil of pop culture -- the cover of Time magazine.
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Photographing the now defunct Trump Taj Mahal hotel and casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, deSouza frames his images to highlight the underlying Orientalism, a type of appropriation that renders "exotic" features like ornate onion domes and brightly colored surfaces into pleasure palaces dripping with the inferred fantasies of colonialism and leisure.
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The Force Awakens sought to replicate that, to diminishing returns, but The Last Jedi harkens back to what made Star Wars so important in the first place — it's fun, it's kind of all over the place, but it's dripping with emotion and pathos and, most importantly, it tells a hell of a story.
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"They called to say congratulations on the new album and they're sorry they can't be with us this time around," said Ms. Carter, 22019, wearing not leotard, high red boots and gold cuffs but a navy blazer, black pants and slip-on sneakers, her hair in a high ponytail, earlobes dripping with diamonds.
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Campy and dripping with theater references, the gang from The Muppet Show escape to New York to hobnob with a coterie of stars from Liza Minnelli to legendary Sardi's owner Vincent Sardi Jr., all while trying to make it big on Broadway so that Kermit and Miss Piggy can finally get hitched.
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Already, he may be the best player on a unit dripping with talent, but his loss is even more significant given this: And there you have it: a formula for tenth-ranked Louisville to not only upset FSU, but defeat them in a way that would make the Cardinals a legitimate national title contender.
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There were still some choice moments that looked like the messy Drag Race of yore, like Aja reading Valentina with a "you're perfect, you're beautiful" speech dripping with disdain, or Valentina's downfall when she asked to keep a mask on during a lip sync to hide the fact that she didn't remember the words.
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"Know My Name," by Chanel Miller, the young woman whom Brock Turner, the so-called Stanford Swimmer, assaulted in 2015, is one of the rescued, a memoir by a writer who dived down into the darkness, pulled herself up and out and laid her story on the sand, still dripping, with its sharp edges intact.
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Without much history in this kind of public political confrontations, Mr. Cipollone seemed a little nervous at first but quickly warmed to the task and adopted the relentless attack mode of his boss, his voice at times dripping with disdain over the Democrats he deemed partisan hacks and at one point demanding they apologize.
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And then, through a thatch of 300-year-old giant live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, a vision stops you: an impossibly ornate, five-story square tower made of sand-finished concrete blocks, wood and pressed-iron sheeting ringed by topiary in 19th-century pots, surrounded by a four-foot-deep masonry-lined moat.
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Between lines like "rollin' eyes back in my head/make my toes curl" and a music video of peaches slowly dripping with honey, anyone with a working knowledge of emoji and/or the birds and the bees knows exactly what "Yummy" is all about, without even needing to click a single Genius explainer on the subject.
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And just like that we're off, eating doughnut-shaped lentil fritters, bowl-shaped crepes of fermented rice flour, fish rolls, shrimp stir-fry, grated finger millet, shredded scraps of roti dripping with cheese, caramelized eggplant, fried rings of cuttlefish, and three different rice dishes—including one wrapped in banana leaves that may or may not contain testicles.
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As we hiked through the primal homeland of the flecheiros 15 years ago, we found ample evidence that Brazil's policies were working as intended: towering trees dripping with lianas, crystal-clear streams teeming with fish, an astonishing abundance of birds and wild animals, as well as a profound sense of security the flecheiros must have been enjoying.
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Alex Turner, like Jarvis Cocker before him, is magnificent at writing sleaze in a way that is immensely appealing and completely ridiculous, the album's named after a hotel, and there are two (2) rollnecks in their new press photo: how could our intro into the world of Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino be anything else but dripping with the neon filth of Los Angeles?
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There was nothing from Thursday's last two records, but that didn't really seem to matter, because "Counting 5-4-3-2-1," an incredibly powerful, urgent version of "Division Street," and a frenetic "Jet Black New Year" were all dispatched with breathless abandon, each one dripping with both intense passion and the weight of the past as it collided with the present.
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Back then, punk shows were a perfect avenue for a young photographer to really learn everything: how to focus in near pitch-black conditions, change a roll of film while you are dripping with sweat, how to avoid the huge 300-pound skinhead stage-diving, and mostly how to capture a moment in time that will tell the entire story.
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In the app's promo video, for example, the use case is to encourage someone to take a selfie when they're out on a run, which… I don't know about you, but I know that I definitely don't look my best when Runkeeper has yet again beaten me to within a fraction of an inch of my life, dripping with sweat, wishing for a swift and merciful death.
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Good canned fish can be eaten just the way it is, dripping with olive oil, but I like a tin's worth of sardines seasoned with plenty of lemon zest, soft oregano leaves and some fried bread crumbs, broken up a bit and warmed all the way through as it's tossed with cooked spaghetti, olive oil and maybe a ripe tomato, squashed between my fingers.
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" He expressed the hope that they would remember him not as "one of those 'coastal elites' dripping with contempt and condescension toward Middle America," he wrote, but "rather, as that guy from 'up north' who appeared on the next bar stool one Friday after work, asked about their job and life and hopes for the future, and thought what they said was important enough to write down.
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"Only one outcome will preserve core precedents rather than smash them into bits in a fit of partisan rage because one party still cannot accept the American people's choice in 2016," Mr. McConnell said this week on the Senate floor as he unspooled a 30-minute dissection of what he saw as the flaws in the Democratic-led House impeachment inquiry, his voice dripping with disdain.
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Ira Madison III, The Daily Beast: Not since George Lucas' original trilogy has a Star Wars film felt like a dime store paperback, loaded with pulp and space operatics...The Last Jedi harkens back to what made Star Wars so important in the first place — it's fun, it's kind of all over the place, but it's dripping with emotion and pathos and, most importantly, it tells a hell of a story.
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Senate Democrats, sensing their pet agency may be in danger, have already issued a letter to President Trump calling for a CFPB director with "…bipartisan support and a track record of being tough on big banks and other financial firms that rip off consumers…" and "…a Director who will fight for consumers allows the CFPB to continue its work without political interference," a request dripping with irony given the agencies documented pro-Democratic partisanship.
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The rest are equally iridescent and dripping with energy: "Time To Pretend," arguably the most powerful track on the album, is a sarky take on the fantastical and elevated dreams of the young and naïve—"I'll move to Paris, shoot some heroin and fuck with the stars / You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars"; "The Youth" is more reserved and melancholic; "4th Dimensional Transition" is trippy and exciting; while "Electric Feel" has a cool tempo and an almost hesitant melody that draws you in with its confidence, before spitting you back out with its fieriness.
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Take the 45-minute tour of the opulent Spanish Renaissance-style Hotel Ponce de Léon and admire the grand lobby with its 68-foot domed ceiling and the old dining room's 79 Louis Comfort Tiffany stained-glass windows ($12 adults, free for children under 17903.) Then walk a block to the Villa Zorayda Museum ($10 adults, $5 children 7-2904, free 2335 and under.) Franklin W. Smith, a Boston hardware merchant, was a traveler, and his stunning Moorish Revival Style home, a one-tenth-scale reproduction of a portion of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, is dripping with antiquities from around the world.
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