But I have to ask: Are you entertained by this?
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George, meanwhile, stayed entertained by playing with a rainbow slinky.
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In fact she seemed pretty entertained by the whole misunderstanding.
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Spam Jammers were entertained by hula dancers and ukulele music.
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People can only spend so much time being entertained by television.
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Social media users, meanwhile, appeared to be entertained by Trump's tweets.
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So actually I'm very entertained by what Twitter trolls are saying.
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Fans appeared to be instantly entertained by the dramatically oversized bag.
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In the meantime, many Twitter users have been entertained by the incident.
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"I was just kind of entertained by it," she told BuzzFeed News.
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We're endlessly entertained by royals, whether they're fictionalized or actual living monarchs.
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Immortality "is not a dream entertained by many serious scientists," he said.
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We are totally entertained by his antics, courtesy of a shameless media.
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"I'm absolutely entertained by the role I have with my kids," he said.
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Often I'm entertained by that too, so I'm totally not hating on it.
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I was endlessly entertained by the industrial size of some of the boxes.
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I was entertained by seeing JACK LEMMON crossing both SLOW JAM and BONG.
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"Everybody was quite entertained by it; it wasn't hurting anybody," she told TIME.
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And the desire to be entertained by it and spend money on those brands.
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We like to talk about things we can interact with or be entertained by.
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Unsuspecting viewers are sure to be engaged—or at least entertained—by his exhibition.
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An "enchanted afternoon tea" while being entertained by magic performed by Harry Potter himself.
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In an interview last week, OMB Director Mick Mulvaney seemed entertained by the prospect.
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Patience. You're not expecting a lot, and you're entertained by what you do see.
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And I can't imagine him, like how long can someone be entertained by that?
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But now we're entertained by Twitter every day, so it is kind of funny.
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I was fully entertained, and I was being entertained by quality artists the whole time.
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But that's not to say even Twitter's most devoted users won't entertained by new feature.
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Every child has one affordable, inexplicable thing that they will be entertained by for hours.
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Casual fans will be far more entertained by Mr Fogel's Orwellian tale of doping doublethink.
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Her eyes gazed through the camera and said, You will be entertained by this xylophone.
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"Anna" is entertainingly put together, but it might be hard to be entertained by it.
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"They wanted to lean back and be entertained" by the spectacle of food, she told me.
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Over the ensuing decades, over one million children would be entertained by Baker's original puppet productions.
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I'm entertained by fan theories, there's no doubt about that, but they rarely leave me satisfied.
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I&aposm actually quite entertained by Jesse using 241 minutes to watch over the whole thing.
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Is there something ethically wrong with being entertained by a movie as upsetting as Schindler's List?
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Audience members were certainly more entertained by "Cook Off!" than critics, who mostly panned the film.
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When looking for a travel book, I want to be entertained by a unique narrative voice.
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I saw firsthand how hungry my young Latin people were to be entertained by their own.
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Merchants have set up food stalls and visiting families are entertained by performing camels and horses.
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The obvious explanation here is that kids in the 80s were easily entertained by simple video games.
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But, like Antonoff and Lorde, she was angrier at the PowerPoint than she was entertained by it.
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Though his son, Knox (Chase Wainscott), and his wife are clearly entertained by his rhythm, uptight Mrs.
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Still, my cats were very entertained by the Play 2's laser, and that's the whole point.
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Citizens might be entertained by impostors, but they are also seeking to defend themselves psychologically against them.
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"Advertising is getting a little too realistic," said another person, impressed and wildly entertained by the purported ad.
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Nine times out of ten, they're still really, really entertained by the video, so they're okay with it.
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In Manger Square, visitors were entertained by choirs singing carols, bagpipe players and a Palestinian scouts' marching band.
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Pachinko halls have tried to keep players entertained by incorporating animation and high-tech features into the games.
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Some come for practical tips, others to be entertained by a guy eating crazy stuff or enduring preposterous discomfort.
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"We're entertained by Black Mirror, but outside of that, we're not discussing [human intelligence] as a populace, " Johnson says.
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"We're entertained by Black Mirror, but outside of that, we're not discussing [human intelligence] as a populace," Johnson says.
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All that seemed to drive them was a perpetual need to be stimulated and entertained by their digital devices.
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Sure, they want athletes to be drug-free, but they also want to be entertained by raw human power.
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This one felt easier than some Thursdays, but I was highly entertained by the bending of the theme entries.
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Elsewhere we see men and women drinking together in public, entertained by raucous revues and easily available "marahuana" cigarettes.
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As the veneer of social decorum paled and then vanished, we sat around being entertained by progressive news shows.
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He recalled walking around for hours each day and, for the first time, keeping himself entertained by listening to podcasts.
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The couple cuddle on the couch (again, not cool, Liv) idly entertained by the whole situation and Kevin suddenly snaps.
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I can't be so easily and complacently entertained by the same violence in fiction that horrifies me in real life.
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There was a potty humor thing going on and we were just more entertained by our farts than anything else.
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There was never a dull moment between the two, and little Jack seemed very entertained by his comedian/actress mom.
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The actor kept the group entertained by reading out facts about Bakersfield and playing country music native to the area.
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Audiences are not idly entertained by apocalypses where women are chattel and queer folk are driven underground — metaphorically or literally.
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There's something inherently interesting to me about a path forward, but ultimately I hope people are entertained by the show.
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His former classmates enjoyed an open bar and copious hors d'oeuvres while being entertained by Harlem blues saxophonist Lonnie Youngblood.
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I was pretty new to it, so I was still in the optimistic and entertained-by-it phase in Seattle.
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Many people online were entertained by the newly attractive reincarnation of the character, while others were perplexed and even disturbed.
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The response to that should be that our craving for entertainment does not overrule the safety of those we're entertained by.
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Reagan's advisers soon discovered what the boss already knew: that Americans didn't mind his gaffes and were even entertained by them.
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American Dream will please those in the market for chewy dance-rock beats and postpunk grooves, likewise those entertained by bricolage.
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Sandy, meanwhile, was kept entertained by Trong's friend Athésia, a Canadian musician passing through on her way to gigs in Australia.
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Researchers are beginning to wonder if that's in part because teenagers are constantly stimulated and entertained by their computers and phones.
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You're entertained by your art; do you think art can be entertaining in the same way as a play or movie?
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She was also entertained by a presentation on author Jane Austen by historian and Secrets of the Six Wives host Lucy Worsley.
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If for some reason you are still not yet entertained by what's coming, you can check out the full streaming lineups below.
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"Elan, a producer, liked to keep us entertained by putting things like 'beef tongue' or 'delicious babies' on the list," says Spivey.
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The most recent set off a debate about whether the people of one nationality should be entertained by actors of the other.
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Reclining on couches (klinai), the drinkers were served by young boys and entertained by flute girls and courtesans and/or prostitutes (hetairai).
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As always, we were informed, impressed and entertained by student comments on our writing prompts from around the country and the world.
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We certainly want to be entertained by you and appreciate you and make ourselves feel good from the experience of your art.
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To really like this show, you have to be entertained by the antics of Roman skulking around like a slimy cat, right?
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He was sat reclined around them not giving a fuck, seemingly bemused and not entertained by the madness going on around him.
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Not everyone was entertained by watching Tom Hardy's Locke drive in a car, talking on the phone for 85 minutes, but I was!
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Common seemed both happy and entertained by his Chicago brethren's name choice for his third born when we got him Friday at LAX.
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Government debt can play a similar role (a possibility entertained by Peter Diamond of MIT in a 1965 paper building on Samuelson's insights).
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People will click-through, Like, and share this content because they agree with or are entertained by it, not because it's high quality.
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The film's early optimism eventually slides into melancholy — the promise of a prosperous China fades alongside the possibilities once entertained by its characters.
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While there were plenty of professionals who were entertained by Northcutt's loss, some high profile figures came out in support of him too.
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However, what was being entertained by the future Trump administration was not a blanket registry — it was a proposal only for Muslim immigrants.
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The most recent even set off a debate about whether the people of one nationality should be entertained by actors of the other.
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For several years, she charged, McGee had arranged for prospects and recruits to be entertained by the women in an on-campus dormitory.
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If I wanted just to be entertained by sheer wit and satirical barbs, it would be Dorothy Parker, Oscar Wilde and Noël Coward.
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But when HGTV debuted nearly 25 years ago, the idea of turning on the TV and being entertained by a bathroom renovation was ludicrous.
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Any reporter who's ever interacted with me can guess that I am more than a little entertained by seeing the media eat its own.
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On our most recent flight this weekend, we had the iPad "just in case," but Henry was still endlessly entertained by the window clings.
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Children who survived the eruption of the Volcán de Fuego are entertained by a clown near a shelter in Alotenango, Guatemala, on June 7.
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It's the only show where a family, everyone from children to their grandmothers, can sit together and all be entertained by the same thing.
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And then there's the people that were showing up that were just entertained by it, and then there's the voyeurs that would show up.
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Former President George W. Bush preferred VIP guests be entertained by Broadway casts, or classical music headliners like Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman.
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From the "X-Files" to Oliver Stone's "JFK" to "Men in Black," we are thrilled, chilled and entertained by the idea of shadowy conspiracies.
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Some might find this paradox humorous or entertaining, but we are not prompted to consider the ethics of being entertained by this hypothetical situation.
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On any given day, you can be entertained by ladies reading poetry, live jazz, dance parties, and all the aerial magic your eyes can see.
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At the first party, guests were entertained by a reel of Disney cartoons before each received a gift from a member of the royal family.
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In PEOPLE's All Seven Seasons of Scandal special edition, Goldwyn calls Fitz a "fantasy character," and reveals that he's entertained by his sex symbol status.
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Let us set aside the notion, entertained by Allen, that he might be the only human being on Earth to have identified a particular irony.
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Nobody's "right" to be surprised and entertained by the murder of three people ought to supersede my ability to avoid it if I want to.
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" In the coming big-screen "War Dogs," a dark comedy about gun runners, nursing-home residents are entertained by a guitarist singing a gentle "Reaper.
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That is a haunting reminder that some people are entertained by turning social media's power to build community into a weapon of shame and cruelty.
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The collision destroys the vessel's navigation system, then the spaceship flies through deep space, toward doom, entertained by a female artificial intelligence system named Mima.
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During his boyhood he was prone to illness and spent many of his childhood winters in bed, entertained by reading Shakespeare and The Arabian Nights.
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The scene evolves into near-bedlam, as the princess receives various petitioners and is entertained by an Italian tenor (here, Matthew Polenzani in fine voice).
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He has arranged differently sized monochromatic panels to evoke a Pac-Man-like world populated by authority figures that a child would be entertained by.
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Nicolò has asked to bring fellow stand-up comedian Stefano Rapone—not to play, but just so he too can be entertained by our inevitable destruction.
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" In a court filing, it was alleged he was "observed by multiple witnesses at company meetings being entertained by female managers, in various states of undress.
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This week's launch of Facebook's Camera Effects platform means there are suddenly 1.8 billion people waiting to be entertained by digital overlays on the real world.
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" (Raise your hand if you're not amused.) Bennett, who was devastated by the outcome of the 2016 election, wasn't entertained by Carman's sexist brand of "humor.
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By the way, we got DeAndre Jordan last night and asked how he felt about a possible Kanye collaboration ... he definitely seems entertained by the idea.
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Their goal: cap Trump's support among the somewhat conservative voters in the middle, who remained amused and entertained by Trump but weren't ready to support him.
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It's doubtful that the left will ever be entertained by anything as fatuous and openly cynical as Fox News or the right's other, presiding media clowns.
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But now people have many more forms of gaming to be entertained by — free mobile games that can be digitally downloaded and constantly refreshed, for instance.
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In the video, Future invites Chris Brown over for an extravagant house party full of women for just the two of them to be entertained by.
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OD: I think they were entertained by it, but they also saw it like this guy is the real-life version, almost, of someone from 4chan.
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Cars drive around a floodlit street circuit through the heart of Singapore against a backdrop of glittering skyscrapers while spectators are entertained by headline music acts.
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Today, Michelle Kenney and Jeff Chen remind us that even when you are being entertained by a Broadway show, it's a good idea to pace yourself.
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As millions of Chinese people are stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak, nightclubs across the country are keeping them entertained by holding "cloud raves" online.
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In past years the event has been entertained by a marching band, which the President and first lady like to survey before walking into the club.
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Instead of telling him that I was not entertained by sadism against women, I encouraged him to write another book, because clearly he had a gift.
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But the fact that all of his favorite things are all over his clothes, it makes him feel special; it makes him entertained by what he's wearing.
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I was much more entertained by Mike's visit to A to Z Fine Upholstery, a shop where Nacho Varga has a day job working for his father.
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This way, everyone can accept a small change to their perspective while being wildly entertained by the murderers row of talent that is Hendricks, Whitman, and Retta.
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" Their upcoming series "will be a fresh take in the reality space and will appeal to a global audience who are entertained by competition, storytelling, and authenticity.
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When she is not eating Western and Chinese cuisine, or being entertained by movies and/or music of many genres, she enjoys cooking as well as animals.
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" He added, "Young readers will be effortlessly educated even as they are entertained by Grandma's adventures in fox hunting, snob baiting and all-around small-town showboating.
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Nearly 500 customers at Amazon have propped it up to a 4.3-star rating, including Rebecca, whose kids are thoroughly entertained by it while she's running errands.
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One possibility, entertained by a number of leading physicists, is that there are lots of universes, the so-called multiverse, with very different properties and initial conditions.
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" Their upcoming new series "will be a fresh take in the reality space and will appeal to a global audience who are entertained by competition, storytelling, and authenticity.
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Image courtesy of Pouetpu Games "It was enough to keep my younger self entertained by creating levels that consisted of avoiding obstacles and lots of enemies," he said.
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Before the event, foreign journalists invited into the country to report on the occasion were entertained by children at the Children's Cultural Palace on the outskirts of Pyongyang.
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At the finish line, many were entertained by Nigeria's Simidele Adeagbo, competing as part of her nation's first Winter Games delegation, who danced cheerfully despite consistently coming last.
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The problem with making an exhaustive catalog of the craziest theories entertained by Americans over the last 200 years is that today's almost seem to pale by comparison.
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But no — there aren't any first-class jaunts to exotic foreign capitals, and no scenes of him being wined, dined and entertained by strippers amid piles of cocaine.
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It's interesting you say that, because we were very cognizant of making sure that people didn't necessarily have to be into punk rock to be entertained by it.
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The show debuted on Nickelodeon in 1991 and would become a staple cartoon for kids growing up during that decade, being entertained by Doug's curiosity and nerdy blunders.
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It's why Ocean's Twelve can be enjoyed by those who want to analyze the picture, but less so by those who simply wish to be entertained by it.
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The play really drives home that you can be amazed and moved and thoroughly entertained by live human beings operating within the actual limits of time and space.
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In 21984, Lennon and Ms. Ono stepped out of their limousine at the park, joined the audience being entertained by Mr. Peel and began singing along and clapping.
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But researchers are starting to ponder an intriguing question: Are teenagers using drugs less in part because they are constantly stimulated and entertained by their computers and phones?
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The tablet-addicted toddlers entertained by "nanny bots" may grow up to be moody teenagers who turn to crowd-pleasing cyber-buddies instead of resolving issues with real friends.
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" And as for hopes for the spinoff series, "He thinks it's going to be a really great show and that families are really going to be entertained by it.
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It didn't matter what religion you were, it didn't matter what ethnicity you were, what gender, what sexual orientation — everyone just tuned in and was entertained by the show.
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But the OG fans are a decade older, they're more aware, and (hopefully) no longer entertained by the same old narratives that used to fly in the earlier seasons.
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As I said, plenty of Americans are entertained by watching and participating in the sport themselves, but if this was legalized, awareness for the sport could be raised immensely.
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What I do know is that Constellation, like Everything before it, gives you the tools to entertain yourself, and apparently I'm entertained by watching crates dance above a farm.
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Open up a bottle of wine, light up some reefer, and let your eyes be entertained by beautiful colors merging into something magical, perfectly viscous paints smoothly coming together.
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Many of these podcasts can be conversation-starters for people who might not actively search for information about sexuality, simply because they trust—or are entertained by—charismatic hosts.
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"Any reporter who's ever interacted with me can guess that I am more than a little entertained by seeing the media eat its own," he said in the email.
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I make decent progress with my book, Boys in Trees by Carly Simon, my husband finished Bad Blood and my daughter is entertained by her Peppa Pig sticker book.
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Going into 2018, stricter gun control policies are on horizon for states including California, and are already being entertained by New York, Oregon and others for the coming legislative year.
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"We have all been entertained by some of the things that have happened over the last few months," he said at a rally at a bar here on Wednesday night.
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A football novice might walk away from a Super Bowl party impressed by the size of the crowd, entertained by the various commercials, or bloated from beer and bean dip.
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When I stopped by, in December, children in the lower grades were being entertained by a startlingly tall blond woman dressed in a very short dress of Russian folk design.
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I engage with it critically, to be sure, but I also am entertained by the more mundane aspects of it, which the show takes great pains to produce out into absurdity.
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But there's another theory—one that's being entertained by the University of Alberta scientists and their funding partner, the NYC-based Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding Corporation: Vaccinia may have originated from horses.
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Don't get me wrong: my 12-year-old self was absolutely entertained by it, from the opening crawl scored by John Williams until the destruction of an even deadlier Death Star.
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Meanwhile, Earn and other men in lockup are entertained by the humorous machinations of a mentally ill individual, a lockup regular, until the man spits toilet water onto a police officer.
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You'd know this if you've ever seen how long they're kept entertained by a cardboard box or bubbles only to leave a $50 toy sit in their toybox day after day.
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In one interlude, Herzog meets with programmers developing robot soccer players, which strikes him as amusing; he's less entertained by the idea that computers could one day direct their own films.
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Devoney Looser's The Making of Jane Austen doesn't make the wild claims that Jane Austen, the Secret Radical does, but you get the impression that Looser would be entertained by Kelly.
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Remember how you feel every time you see a Trump rally and recoil as his hyped-up base falls further into his thrall, excited and entertained by his animus and depravity.
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Light was also observed by multiple witnesses at company meetings being entertained by female managers, in various states of undress, in a swimming pool and joining them in the pool himself.
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William and Kate were they joined some of the best-known people from the creative arts and business communities as they were entertained by the sounds and creative talent of Pakistan.
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Really little ones aren't too picky about what they play with, and they may be just as entertained by the wrapping paper or box as they are by the gift itself.
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I had withdrawn a wad of Swedish bills, seven hundred kronor (about eighty-three dollars), with the very American goal of keeping myself entertained by trying to spend it around town.
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In particular, I'm always entertained by the antics of "Crate and Barrel," a Laurel and Hardy–esque duo of detectives who wander around the office offering up occasional commentary on the action.
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We share a flight of beer (he pays again) and stay entertained by our dog playing with the brewer's dog, a cute black lab mix with almost much energy as our pupperino!
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The Singapore race is one of the glamor rounds of the championship, taking place at night on a street circuit with spectators entertained by music acts such as Beyonce and Justin Bieber.
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Garlock played the bumbling layman to Redmond's charismatic expert; as the games went on, I found myself entertained by the deadpan sass Redmond lent to his patient explanations of absurdly complex matters.
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"I never imagined my toddler could be so entertained by her friends on a computer screen, but they amazingly go an hour showing each other their toys and silly faces," said Beck.
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Clara helps the Nutcracker win the battle, and their reward is a journey through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of Sweets, where they are entertained by dances from different countries.
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We find out that his fast-talking personality is basically a result of 10 years of intense isolation, having to hide from the townspeople and keep himself entertained by talking to himself.
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The kids were scattered throughout the large 9-bedroom, 17-bathroom house and were kept entertained by arts and crafts and even a balloon artist hired by the couple for the younger children.
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The Randall women are surprised to see him, but it's Bree who walks out with a flippant, "Let's hang out tomorrow," to Roger as she leaves him to be entertained by Claire. Teenagers!
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Interestingly, he said he WAS entertained by the Aviation Gin ad his costar, Monica Ruiz, did ... which clearly poked fun at the theory Sean was playing an emotionally abusive husband in the spot.
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"Stained Glass Vision" hangs from a wooden hanger and has the effect of a tapestry displaying something holy; here, it's the woman, smiling as if entertained by her own magic, who is all-powerful.
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It's a popular proposition that has, in recent years, been publicly entertained by big names in tech, like Elon Musk, and has been more seriously considered and unpacked by prominent philosophers like Nick Bostrom.
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Since the uproar over a lavish 60th birthday party for Mr Schwarzman on the eve of the financial crisis (guests were entertained by his contemporary, Rod Stewart), such celebrations have become strictly private affairs.
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This, in fact, is what many perceive to be Trump's lasting legacy: even if he doesn't prevail in the general election, he opens the possibility of heretofore unspeakable ideas being entertained by future politicians.
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Sipping cocktails and nibbling canapés on a terrace overlooking the MoMA sculpture garden, the 150 or so guests were entertained by the musician Butterscotch, a "retro-futuristic, voice percussionist virtuosa," as her website says.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has made no secret of his desire to conclude the Senate trial as soon as possible, and Schiff's offer was never seriously entertained by Republicans in the Senate.
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The Singapore race is one of the glamour rounds of the championship, taking place at night on a street circuit with spectators entertained by internationally renowned music acts such as Beyonce and Justin Bieber.
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It was spectacularly adorable; both children were clearly highly entertained by what was going on, you could see the teacherly character of the 3-year-old and the way the baby delighted in her attention.
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Yes, I'm resigned to the fact that I won't find many of these sets funny anymore, but I'm entertained by other elements, like watching Eric stand on a stage and attempt to work the crowd.
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" According to a press release from the streaming giant, the new show "will be a fresh take in the reality space and will appeal to a global audience who are entertained by competition, storytelling, and authenticity.
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The crowd which had gathered to watch Serena Williams' post-childbirth comeback in the evening session instead were entertained by a high-quality men's contest that stretched from afternoon into the night in Indian Wells, California.
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Not to say that there isn't additional enjoyment to be gained from understanding the intricacies of a sport, obviously, just that you don't need to know how fencing is scored to be entertained by a swordfight.
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Each night Mercedes hosts guests in an elegant setting where they are entertained by golfing celebrities such as brand ambassador Rickie Fowler, who finished an intimate chat on Tuesday by signing autographs for a smitten audience.
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"I had phases when I was entertained by what he's doing and phases where I was upset with myself for allowing him to do whatever he does to disturb my game and my rhythm," said Djokovic.
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Yet Mr. Obiang's Instagram account is filled with images of him aboard luxury yachts, on a safari, riding a beach cruiser down a coastal bike path, and being entertained by hip-hop stars at lavish parties.
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She'd had to move a business meeting to a local library, so that her kids would be entertained by the free storytelling hour while she tried to hammer through the finer points of a business deal.
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D'Acquisto said he hoped fans would be enlightened and entertained by his stories, including an elevator brawl with Bob Gibson and the time he reneged on a free-agent deal with the Yankees owner George Steinbrenner.
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" Portnow added: "We ve lost a wonderful, highly cherished artist and our heartfelt condolences go out to Natalie s family, friends, her many collaborators, as well as to all who have been entertained by her exceptional talent.
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He builds his character almost entirely out of idiosyncrasies, and if the audience isn't entertained by Brock's odd mannerisms in one scene, odds are they'll find Hardy employing an entirely new set of tricks in the next.
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Journalists from the country's top news organizations don their finest to be entertained by a comedic host – this year, Comedy Central's Larry Wilmore – and dine on things like smoked paprika rubbed filet and mascarpone cheese stone grits.
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Cabello and Mendes, 21, will be singing their chart-topping, hit single "Señorita" — and if their performance is anything like the song's music video, fans can expect to be entertained by an incredibly sexy dance routine on stage.
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It also asks that you be entertained by its open-world map filled with hand-crafted content and the kind of hijinks that start when NPCs like turkeys, drug zombies, and your allies all start running into each other.
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Cabello, 22, and Mendes, 21, will be singing their chart-topping, hit single "Señorita" — and if their performance is anything like the song's music video, fans can expect to be entertained by an incredibly sexy dance routine on stage.
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A recent visit on a fairly mild, windy day yielded glimpses of refugees, many on cellphones, others lying listless in their cramped bunks, and children being entertained by volunteers from a circus group and the charity Save the Children.
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Leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), China, Russia, Japan, Canada, South Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand arrived one by one for a glitzy gala dinner where they were entertained by singers and dancers.
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Attendees sat in a large circle (traditionally called a "continuous hoop") and were entertained by musicians, dancers and speakers from around the world — in addition to North America, there were representatives from the Caribbean, Polynesian Islands and South America.
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Picture William Shatner speaking to a crowd of "Star Trek" fans, only 98 percent female, and you'll get the idea: lots of fellowship and laughter and screaming, with the center of attention gamely baffled and entertained by it all.
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Long before America was entertained by reality TV clans, Sedaris's readers were amused and moved by the eccentricities of the intellectual version of the Kardashians: his mother, father, sisters Lisa, Gretchen, Amy (yes, the famous comedian) and Tiffany, and brother Paul.
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The great thing about giving books as gifts is that even the father who thinks he's learned it all can still explore a new world, learn more about his favorite hobby, or be entertained by a fun cast of characters.
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The summit opened Sunday night with a gala where President Donald Trump, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, and other foreign leaders were entertained by singers and dancers, and served a four-course Philippine-Asian fusion meal prepared by chef Jessie Sincioco.
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A more plausible outcome, gently entertained by Mr Macron, is that over time the EU adopts a more flexible model of membership, reassembling itself into "tiers" that allow countries to choose the level of integration to which they are best suited.
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The Singapore race is one of the most popular, taking place at night on a street circuit with spectators entertained by music acts such as Beyonce and Justin Bieber, while TV watchers get a bird's-eye view of the glitzy skyline.
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Fans of the 1963 movie adaptation will miss the scene illustrating certain bivalve mollusks' aphrodisiac properties, but they will get a kick out of Lady Bellaston (Crystal Lucas-Perry) delivering "Have Another Oyster, Dear" while being entertained by a gentleman.
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A lot of us are geeky, but Eugene is written as a comic book parody of geeky people — the kind of guy that is so clueless that he thinks a bunch of Negan's wives would be entertained by watching him play video games.
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Especially if you're familiar with and entertained by Chuck Schumer's general countenance and mannerisms, which — as a regular attendee of the Labor Day parade in Crown Heights, where it is so cheap and easy to become drunk in the sun — I am.
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The institution and its displays offer a voyage through time, back to an era where fun seekers could pay a mere pittance to be entertained by now antiquated machines—and learn that coin operated (coin-op) devices have a long and rich history.
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Coming less than a month after Blatter was banned for eight years by FIFA, Valcke's second dismissal completes the downfall of the two men who had traveled the globe on private jets and were entertained by national leaders as they ran international soccer.
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Bray seems to want to portray a culturally specific version of Mexican-American identity — complete with a mostly Mexican-American cast, on both sides of the law — but it's hard to be entertained by the spectacle of brutality when campiness is entirely absent.
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People will buy groceries from Amazon, be entertained by Amazon shows, pick up snacks at Amazon Go stores, see all the ads they need on Amazon, find a plumber through Amazon, communicate through Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant — and that is just the beginning.
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Now I could envision a state dinner for the President of France, during which, in the room where the cellist Pablo Casals played so memorably for the Kennedys, the guests are being entertained by a tag-team exhibition from World Wrestling Entertainment.
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While Ms. Chen, who helped Mr. Yee flee Singapore, said she was "not entertained" by his videos, she said the dozens of Singaporeans who had filed police reports against him reflected a culture that had overcorrected in seeking to protect marginalized populations.
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But now he has brought his "lie loudly" tactic to the White House, and he has realized that there is a section of America hungry for a show, willing to believe anything the carnival barker says and be thoroughly entertained by it.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, returned to the Capitol on Monday night and said it was "light-hearted," joking that he was most entertained by seeing Trump and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, discuss which New York politicians were common friends.
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When you look back on high school, especially in photo form, you're not going to be as entertained by having donned washed-out pastels as you will by having channeled the "it" pop star of the moment (in Romy and Michele's case, Madonna). 5.
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During the evening, Meghan and Harry were entertained by the cast of Hamilton, just three months after the royal couple attended a gala performance of the West End musical with show creator Lin-Manuel Miranda to raise funds for one of Harry's longtime charities, Sentebale.
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There was no formal declaration, even to myself, that I wouldn't be spending as much time reading, watching, being entertained by fictions this year—especially speculative fictions, pointing far out toward seemingly distant futures—it just seemed an intuitive reaction to living in hellworld.
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"So now, I bake, I cook fantastic meals for friends, I garden, and I puppy-wrangle two little dachshunds while being entertained by the bullshit people feed others and what the gullible will not only believe, but what they will scream is 'fake,'" she said.
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Meghan and Harry will also be entertained by the cast of Hamilton, just three months after the royal couple attended a gala performance of the West End musical with show creator Lin-Manuel Miranda to raise funds for one of Harry's longtime charities, Sentebale.
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The results showed that people who are easily bored tended to be on the more extreme end of the political spectrum, for both people on the right and the left, compared to those who are more content and entertained by the world around them.
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"We've lost a wonderful, highly cherished artist and our heartfelt condolences go out to Natalie's family, friends, her many collaborators, as well as to all who have been entertained by her exceptional talent," Neil Portnow, president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
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First posed by the economist David Ricardo in 23, it concerned the "influence of machinery on the interests of the different classes of society", and in particular the "opinion entertained by the labouring class, that the employment of machinery is frequently detrimental to their interests".
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Even a day-to-day act like having a sit-down dinner needs to be distracting for Chip; he needs to be perpetually entertained by a show, his enjoyment heightened when it's revealed that he had volunteered themselves to become apart of the spectacle.
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On Tuesday evening, while audiences waited in anticipation to see if Laurie Hernandez, James Hinchcliffe or Calvin Johnson would take home the coveted Mirrorball Trophy on night two of the reality dancing competition series' season finale, they were entertained by past contestants Vanilla Ice and Rick Perry.
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A study of more than 200 women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment published in 2011 found that women who were "entertained" by a professional "medical clown" after the embryos were implanted in their wombs were more likely to get pregnant than those who were not.
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On Monday we made our predictions: At this year's Game Awards, we'd finally see the new Avengers game, we'd get a 15-30 second trailer for a new Dragon Age game with Solas voice over, and we'd probably be more bored than entertained by the proceedings.
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I don't want to be entertained by a cult leader's murder of five innocent people and one unborn child, and especially at the hands of a guy who would write that kind of thing into a script for shock factor — and probably do it very well.
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Unlike a Loach or an Iannucci-style satirist, Sorrentino makes the viewer feel thoroughly compromised—you're sickened and entertained by turns; you want to look away but don't; you know that these are people who love nothing more than for the public to keep on watching.
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There's a third jarring photograph, Wissam Nassar's "Beit Hanun, in the Gaza strip" (2015), wherein children in visibly war-torn Gaza are entertained by two cartoon mascots, one of whom wears a friendly, wide-eyed Dora the Explorer costume, a pink splotch on an otherwise gray-yellow-brown scene.
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Not a few British administrators must at some time have inwardly indulged sentiments about the Mahatma similar to those entertained by Henry II about Thomas à Becket; and it is still possible to question the soundness of Gandhi's judgment in the past—for example, in his policy during the Japanese war.
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In the past, Zuckerberg and Facebook have often gotten away with irresponsible behavior that wouldn't be tolerated by other corporate boards because Americans on some level have accepted and even been entertained by the story of the boy who started one of the world's most valuable companies in his dorm room.
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"He just got into weed cuz of me and he's super entertained by 420 so when he decided to take the stock private he calculated it was worth 419$ so he rounded up to 420 for a laugh and now the sec is investigating him for fraud," the text read.
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"The fact that other people are entertained by trashing a hero in Vietnam, by trashing a man that's guided America through 9/11, a man that's dedicated his entire life to protecting Americans at home and abroad is beneath contempt, and it shows how desperate they all are," Scarborough said.
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The wives are briefly entertained by all of this until the U.S.-Foreign-Policy monkey whips out a toy rocket launcher and fires it at the Poor-of-the-World monkeys and then kicks the Crawling-Refugee monkey and murders the Resister-of-Oligo-Oppression monkeys and takes everyone's bananas.
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Although most studies have focused on children, some research indicates clowning has similar effects on adults: One odd study conducted in Israel in 2011 found that women entertained by a clown while undergoing IVF fertility treatments had about a quarter times higher chance of getting pregnant than those who were not so entertained.
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It's a unique privilege not afforded to many actors just starting out in their careers, and Silvers knows she's lucky: Had she stayed at NYU and missed that Ma callback, it's unclear where she would be today, or if the idea for her short film would ever be entertained by the industry's many gatekeepers.
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That's not information I can set aside any more, not only because I simply can't forget, but also because to set it aside is to conclude that my need to be entertained by a particular work is more important than my need to remain aware of, and appalled by, the abuses these men have committed.
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She's too hapless to be a villain, too self-defeating to be much harm, and, the evening I saw the show, Kritzer, carried away by one of the big choreographed numbers, started laughing hard, both in and out of character, and we laughed with her, entertained by her talent, her spirit of play, and the joy she found in improvisation.
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Banks later shared with Business Insider a series of messages between the two singers, where Grimes states: "he got into weed cuz of me and he's super entertained by 420 so when he decided to take the stock private he calculated it was worth 419$ so he rounded up to 420 for a laugh and now the sec is investigating him for fraud."
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Others confirm racism's stubborn hold and its psychic and spiritual damage: farmers being entertained by a stylishly dressed man in blackface, or the somber all-white jury that, after only one hour of deliberation, acquitted the killers of Emmett Till, the black teenager battered beyond recognition, his body tied to a cotton-gin fan and thrown into the Tallahatchie River.
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" Not until the eighth paragraph did the story mention that "when they were not dancing and being entertained by a rock 'n' roll group called the Supremes, the Wilsons and their guests were polishing off 21970 cases of French champagne, attempting to create a liquor shortage (the plot failed), and heaping their plates with food from an abundantly stocked buffet table.
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I wanted to write a book that worked on a straightforward level, where you could read about these rivalries and be entertained by them and learn about the artists involved, but I also wanted to take it to another level with a broader perspective and look at these rivalries as metaphors for other discussions that happen in pop culture, and really the culture at large.
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If one can forget the bad acting, overlook the clumsy cuts that leave the story in mid-action, and blink through some of the overblown aspects of the narrative, such as the comparisons drawn between the scientist-savior Marial Novalic and Jesus Christ, it is still possible to be highly entertained by the cinematic brilliance of Gance's End of the World, a work far ahead of its time.
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"Without Zarif at the helm of the Foreign Ministry, overt nuclear escalation may well be entertained by those in Iran who want to contest the Trump administration's resolve on Iran," Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told the Washington Post, noting that the real power within Iran is the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which has long advocated for a resumption of a nuclear weapons program.
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As well as the bands of the Household Division, including the Household Cavalry and five Foot Guards regiments, Kate and the many spectators were entertained by The Band, Pipe and Drums of the Royal Guard of Oman; The Band and Pipes of the Royal Regiment of Scotland; The Band of the Honourable Artillery Company; London Scottish Regiment Pipes and Drums; National Cadet Force Pipes and Drums; The Royal British Legion Band and Corps of Drums Romford; and The Royal Choral Society.
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With thousands across the United Kingdom protesting Trump's immigration executive order today, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson did his best to defend the state invitation extended by Queen Elizabeth II to President Trump in a speech to the House of Commons: "To the best of my knowledge, both Nicolae Ceaușescu and Robert Mugabe have been entertained by Her Majesty the Queen, and I think most Members would concede that it is our duty and the right thing to do to make preparations now for receiving our friend, our partner, the leader of a long-established great democracy and our most important ally."
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