I now never ever ever ever ever ever ever want to his this record again. Ever.
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"Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever," she said, her brown eyes growing big.
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Because she never ever ever ever ever ever can stop herself from doing that.
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Americans have never, ever, ever, ever, ever let the country down. Never!
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"You will never, ever, ever, ever, ever be accountable for anything," she tells him.
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Politics: #NeverTrump means never, ever, ever, ever, ever Trump - unless he's the Republican nominee.
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Never, ever, ever did I ever hear him utter a racist word in his life. Ever.
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Tony Fratto, the deputy press secretary under former President George W. Bush, tweeted that he too was "never ever ever ever ever" going to vote for Trump: For the thick-headed: #NeverTrump means never ever ever ever ever under any circumstances as long as I have breath never Trump.
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"I'm never ever ever EVER, doing yoga again," she wrote.
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I never ever ever ever thought that would happen here.
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Dear god, never ever shit on any floor ever. Ever!
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"That never ever, ever, ever entered my mind," he said.
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Never ever, ever, ever pressure your partner to lose weight.
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Daymond John, an investor in grain-free, natural dog food company TurboPup — also said he was out, but did leave Bethencourt with one piece of advice: "In the interest of America, I don't want you to ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever publicly give that valuation again," he said.
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"I don't think I have ever, ever cried in front of more than one person ever, ever," she said.
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Cutest damn thing ever ever ever watching the stumpy loaves run everywhere.
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I am never, ever, ever, ever letting it get like this again.
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Although I might buy the safety argument, I don't think this would ever ever ever ever happen in New York City.
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And given a fair shot, given a fair chance, Americans have never, ever, ever, ever, ever let the country down. Never!
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It's everyone who's ever doubted Donald, who ever disagreed, who ever challenged him.
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This is the most excited I've ever been at any job ever. Ever.
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Sydney: I would never put a tomato on my taco, ever, ever, ever.
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Also, I don't ever, ever, ever want to see flip-flops. Period. Okay?
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On this street is a little piece of everywhere I've ever been, all of the people I've ever known, ever been, ever loved.
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"It's everyone who's ever doubted Donald, who ever disagreed, who ever challenged him," she said.
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No one has ever come up to me, ever, and said one negative thing, ever.
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"No one should ever, ever, ever have to go through that," she told the station.
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Or that we have only ever had one black woman in our Senate ever. Ever.
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"Never ever ever ever have I ever done anything this embarrassing in front of a bunch of people," a contestant named Eric tells the camera.
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"Never, ever, ever, ever, ever fire her," he added, magnanimously, in an anecdote that Allred later relayed to the Daily Beast and repeated to me.
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So I didn't add anything to or would ever, ever dream of doing a blackface. Ever.
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Taylor Swift is never, ever, ever going to tell you whom she's voting for, because speaking up is never, ever, ever going to benefit Taylor Swift.
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One of "The Rules" is that a woman must never, ever initiate contact with a man, for any reason, ever ever ever, because, you know, THE CHASE!
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They'll be your giftee's friend forever and ever and ever and ever ... You know how this ends.
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" On Tuesday, Trump drew criticism — and some mockery — for saying that black communities "are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before — ever, ever, ever.
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"Our African American communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever," Mr Trump said in North Carolina on September 21st.
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Have you ever, ever, EVER seen Melania smile like this, and look this relaxed, beside her own husband?
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I never imagined ever, ever, ever stepping on stage and somebody screaming out 'Go kill yourself' to me.
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It was treason and it should never be allowed to happen to another President again ever, ever, ever.
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"I personally think you should never, ever ever ever, lease a car, do you hear me?" she says.
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J. Penn probably should have been one of the best ever ... to ever live ... to ever do it.
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Toby Keith stepped out of his comfort zone with one of the best songs ever, ever, ever recorded.
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They are all we ever hear, they are all we ever absorb, they are all we have ever or will ever know, and we let them speak for us.
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Trump: Black communities in worst shape 'ever, ever, ever' "Numbers-wise, it's a very important voting bloc," Molina said.
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"Don't mean to blow up their spot but I have the best work family ever, ever, ever," she gushed.
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Worst of all was the title the press fastened on her for ever and ever and ever, "vice queen".
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We've had four storms within a month, all far greater than that have ever, ever, ever happened in history.
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He was the best man that ever lived and the only man I ever loved or ever will love.
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Would Pearl Jam ever sing a version of "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things" that ends with a verse from "We Are Never Ever Ever Ever Getting Back Together"?
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" And Vice President Joe Biden, in rejecting Trump, declared that "Americans have never, ever, ever, ever let their country down.
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Do you ever -- does this ever happened to you?
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It feels like the worst flu you ever had, the sickest you've ever been, times suicidal thoughts and complete and total confidence that you are never, ever, ever going to feel better.
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" — Thomas H. Williams in Annapolis, Md. "I do not ever, ever, ever answer a call from a number I don't recognize — ever, not at home, not on my cell, not at work.
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"No matter what these prosecutors tell you, this was never a murder case, ever, ever, ever," said Stephen Weymouth, Chin's lawyer.
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I don't want to ever take a girl down ever.
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We haven't seen Rebecca and Kate ever, ever that way.
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"We are having our best quarter ever, ever," he said.
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They can never take that part from us ever. Ever.
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So that's not something that's ever, ever going to happen.
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No word on if they're ever, ever getting back together.
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She obviously cannot be around this group ever, ever again.
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I won't ever stop growing even if I'm ever 'there.
|
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I have never, ever, ever wanted to buy Twitter myself.
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The idea that Rupert would ever sell that company, ever.
|
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Marriage seems ever less necessary but also ever more inviolate.
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"I would never, ever, ever vote for Hillary," Jenner says.
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Or like any profile we've ever read on anyone... ever.
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Elbows are breaking more than ever and younger than ever.
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You to close every drawer you ever open, ever. 222.
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I have not ever, ever regretted it for one second.
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Second: Never, ever, ever, forget that Stewart is damn funny.
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I will never, ever, ever tweet about Star Wars again.
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Not that I ever really smoked, or ever really do.
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Did I ever dare to dream it would ever happen?
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No money was ever paid, no plans were ever made.
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I'm never buying another car in my life, ever. Ever!
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We need to do that ever more and ever better.
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And this should never, ever happen to another president, ever.
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We will never ever ever sign bad trade deals again.
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Don't ever, ever say that you want to have sex.
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Sovereign and independent nations are the only vehicle where freedom has ever survived, democracy has ever endured, or peace has ever prospered.
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Now my company's bigger than it ever was, stronger than it ever was and I'm having more fun than I ever had.
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"We're going to rebuild our inner cities because our African-American communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever," Trump said at a rally in North Carolina.
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Even though I have been as disappointed as I have ever been, as sad as I have ever been and as angry as I have ever been, I also feel stronger than I ever have.
|
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Blacker is the new black, and researchers here and abroad are working to create ever more efficient light traps, which means fabricating materials that look ever darker, ever flatter, ever more ripped from the void.
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"Nothing worth doing ever, ever, ever came easy," Trump said, telling the graduates that a future president or two could be among them.
|
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This could have been the best food I've ever eaten, ever.
|
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The first rule of smartphone photography is don't ever, ever zoom.
|
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"Worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting ever," he said.
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Because I ever came to see you ever again after that?
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I'll be lucky if I ever come across that ever again.
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Is there a worse deal that we have ever seen, EVER?
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Because it's something that's going to last for ever and ever.
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They pull the cart forward steadily forever and ever and ever.
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Best night ever, and FOR SURE best concert we've ever seen.
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And the inmates don't ever see the sun, don't ever leave.
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Now Stabby can play with it forever and ever and ever.
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And we will never ever stand for religious discrimination, never ever.
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Yeah but is it the most fun you've ever, ever had?
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And never, ever, ever have I seen one that needed surgery.
|
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It's the lowest price it has ever been — like, anywhere. Ever.
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I had zero desire to ever go to this thing, ever.
|
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I'm not going to ever doubt what he says, ever again.
|
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A mediocre rehash of every action movie you've ever seen ever.
|
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Now more than ever – perhaps more than ever in U.S. history?
|
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"We doubt Apple ever overtakes Spotify ever in music," he added.
|
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I never, ever, ever thought I'd be a world-record holder.
|
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Fact: no bone-in frozen chicken product is ever good. Ever.
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Does not recall ever being at a party with me ever.
|
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I'm the youngest black woman to ever serve in Congress. Ever.
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They cannot ever, ever hope to acquire jurisdiction over my person.
|
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Ever since, we have been having literally the best sex ever.
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Would I ever know whether the perpetrators would ever be caught?
|
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There are more funds than ever deploying more capital than ever.
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It's the most fun I've ever had, ever, in the business.
|
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"Guys, the water lines haven't ever been cleaned — ever," she said.
|
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I just didn't use dating apps and so ever, ever once.
|
|
Stefan Simchowitz: Well, I don't ever do studio visits. Never. Ever.
|
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Though let's be real: the most amazing naked athlete photo we're likely to see ever ever ever is Serena Williams' pregnant Vanity Fair cover.
|
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"I never ever ever ever thought that would happen here" Sam wrote, but nevertheless he vowed to "shine some sort of light on it".
|
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THIS COUNTRY HAS THE BEST HAND EVER DEALT OF ANY COUNTRY EVER TODAY – IT IS THE MOST PROSPEROUS ECONOMY THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN.
|
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Today I gave my audience the biggest giveaway I've ever done. Ever.
|
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Ever-better kickers sail ever-more kickoffs through the end zone anyway.
|
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Otherwise, no congressional subpoena will ever have any teeth to it, ever.
|
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Like no one ever thought that this would ever happen to Douglas.
|
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Did they ever reach out, or did you ever consider that job?
|
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Do you ever -- does this has ever happened to you these days?
|
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It's official: Last night you made JUMANJI, Sony's biggest movie ever. EVER.
|
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Falling for someone I could never, ever hope to ever be with.
|
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And some of it's because he never ever ever turns it over.
|
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"I mean, I pass by them, but I never, ever, ever watch."
|
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You will never, ever, ever have financial freedom if you have debt.
|
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The first-ever Electronic Music Awards has announced its first-ever nominees.
|
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It might be in the top five greatest punk albums ever—ever.
|
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When you're filming it you don't ever expect anything of that ever.
|
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But can we ever look at Christmas lights the same ever again?
|
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I don't believe I ever have...I don't believe I ever will.
|
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"No one ever involved in punk has ever claimed this," says Robb.
|
|
"I don't ever want to be in politics ever again," he said.
|
|
Campaigning is more demanding than ever; governing is more complicated than ever.
|
|
Why would you ever, ever want to exceed the posted speed limit?
|
|
Keep that in mind if you're ever—EVER—thinking about stealing one.
|
|
"Security," Zuckerberg claimed today, "isn't ever a problem you ever fully solve."
|
|
No. It's the best movie ever because it's the worst movie ever.
|
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"It's the most energy efficient airplane ever designed, ever flown," he added.
|
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"Don't ever ever take your health or family for granted," he said.
|
|
Has he ever been involved with any crimes of those activities ever?
|
|
Ah, it was the happiest I've ever been in any wardrobe, ever.
|
|
No one has ever successfully turned around a consumer internet company ever.
|
|
" He seemed defiant though, telling the grads ... "Never ever, ever give up!
|
|
New media have made TV's past ever-present and ever more accessible.
|
|
It remains unclear if Stritch was ever happy or ever at peace.
|
|
It's not who Trump is, ever has been or ever will be.
|
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No white man ever born ever understood what a Negro is thinking.
|
|
You'll see more birds than you've ever seen ever in your life.
|
|
No one had ever filmed with her in the studio before. Ever?
|
|
"One of the most beautiful things I've ever, ever heard," Cowell said.
|
|
We need allies more than ever, and we have fewer than ever.
|
|
Here comes my favorite Olivia Pope line I have ever written ever.
|
|
No state money ever changed hands, and no policy was ever altered.
|
|
It's never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever good when taxpayers are fronting a pizza billionaire's sports arena, but considering the Red Wings may be teetering on a rebuild, this is like throwing a max contract at a 38-year-old who just blew out both of his knees the previous season.
|
|
" She continued, "The astonishing thing about being a parent is that your children bring things to you that you would never, ever, ever, ever know.
|
|
" Hannity added, "not one of any issue I ever dealt with Michael Cohen on ever, ever involved a matter between me and any third party.
|
|
"Sovereign and independent nations are the only vehicle where freedom has ever survived, democracy has ever endured or peace has ever prospered," Mr. Trump declared.
|
|
The tip is to give up all hope that your mother will ever be different, will ever be positive, will ever ask how you are.
|
|
Do you write rules that go on forever and ever and ever and ever and ever, or do you try to write rules that, yeah, they don't cover every contingency, but they're fairly clear, they're fairly bright-line?
|
|
The reason why no one's done the worm for quite some time is simple: the worm is the worst dance move ever, ever, ever dreamt up.
|
|
It was the first time that that ever happened to a candidate, ever.
|
|
"The music is harder than ever and better than ever," Kelly Jackle declares.
|
|
INGRAHAM: How many of the Obama people ever recused themselves, rarely if ever?
|
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No army, hopefully, ever goes out; no army, fingers crossed, ever gets in.
|
|
She doesn&apost ever, ever comment on things like this, and she did.
|
|
And you know what, he never ever did ever made a straw man.
|
|
Never ever ever did I think this would happen to me (who does?).
|
|
No. Because why would I ever create a policy that ever does that.
|
|
I doubt I will ever see it twice myself (or unsee it, ever).
|
|
Has anyone ever played "Never Have I Ever" and had it go well?
|
|
Shadowkeep will be the first ever standalone expansion the studio has ever produced.
|
|
But nobody ever denied — did anyone ever deny that it was his father?
|
|
It is ever-chic and ever-practical, as the grandmother would know well.
|
|
It was the fourth ever original movie that Disney Channel had ever done.
|
|
No one should ever get married ever again — this is impossible to top.
|
|
" ON WHETHER HE EVER BROKE THE LAW: "Have I ever done anything illegal?...
|
|
Do you ever think about that and do you ever worry about privacy?
|
|
Hi.' We never ever, ever thought it would go on camera, at all.
|
|
And we will never, ever not know anything that happened anywhere ever again.
|
|
There is absolutely no reason Modern Family should be nominated ever, ever again.
|
|
And ever more electrified economies are at ever higher risk from cyber-attacks.
|
|
If the material's strong enough, I don't think you're ever done exploring, ever.
|
|
Even if Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris never, ever get back together — ever!
|
|
Plus, Musk noted the company's first ever landed rocket wouldn't ever fly again.
|
|
It was never ever ever my intent to threaten you in any way.
|
|
It's still as good as it's ever been, and we don't argue—ever.
|
|
More than ever, and more openly than ever, it seems to be everyone.
|
|
"Fashion today is dynamic, ever-changing, ever-innovating and always fascinating," Fury says.
|
|
So she was working longer hours than ever for less pay than ever.
|
|
No administrator ever tried this before, and none should ever try it again.
|
|
I don't ever want to see us go back to that again, ever.
|
|
Fuck, it was probably the coolest they ever were and ever will be.
|
|
The intractable situation that will not let them ever, ever be truly happy.
|
|
He was the youngest-ever world champion and the oldest-ever world champion.
|
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Place matters as much as ever, and much more than we ever knew.
|
|
There are more ways than ever, more outlets than ever to reach people.
|
|
So gaming is bigger than ever, while games are bigger than ever themselves.
|
|
It's just a side effect of an ever-evolving and ever-improving industry.
|
|
"No one would ever, ever do a hysterectomy exclusively for sterilization," she said.
|
|
I don't think he had ever or will ever make that face again.
|
|
Increasingly, the Champions League feels somehow preordained, ever more homogeneous, ever more predictable.
|
|
There is absolutely no reason "Modern Family" should be nominated ever, ever again.
|
|
Nobody ever cared about it, nobody ever used it until Mayor Landrieu did.
|
|
If the dunderhead "always" (EVER) had snacks (ATE), then ASS + EVER + ATE = ASSEVERATE.
|
|
There are more billionaires than ever and they are richer than ever too.
|
|
Running is ever evolving, ever changing — you are going through landscapes and weather.
|
|
Also: Never start a land war in Asia and never, ever, ever tweet.
|
|
"Never heard his name, ever, ever, ever," said Patty A. Sprague, the St. Clair County auditor, who has been in elective office for more than a decade.
|
|
I would never ever believe that or ever try to do anything or would ever condone violence against anyone in the media or anyone in this country.
|
|
" Asked whether Trump ever mistreated women, Brewer Lane said, "Not that I've ever seen.
|
|
I think if I ever retire... well, I don't know if that'll ever happen.
|
|
Meghan's stye for her first-ever Royal Ascot appearance was as polished as ever.
|
|
The VMAs are more anodyne than ever, and matter less than they ever have.
|
|
"I mean, I pass by them, but I never, ever, ever watch," she added.
|
|
Abby: In no way has Rent Cheque ever or will ever pay my bills.
|
|
"[Working on my Foundation is] the greatest thing I've ever done, ever," she said.
|
|
If you ever have that feeling, hold these spurs, and don't ever give up.
|
|
There is also music I'll make that will never-ever-ever be for sale.
|
|
Today's the oldest you've ever been, but also the youngest you'll ever be again.
|
|
Think about it: Do you ever, ever see that man outside of this scenario?
|
|
That episode is the most hardcore episode you've ever seen on the show. Ever.
|
|
This was the boldest comedian I ever met — the boldest artist I ever met.
|
|
I don't think I'm ever going to be happy with that decision ever (laughing).
|
|
Plus, I had never, ever spoken of a desire to have children — not ever.
|
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It's the fastest accelerating Bentley ever, and the fastest four-seat car ever built.
|
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"She will never ever ever forget that moment," wrote one fan on Mendes' post.
|
|
Crime has risen to levels that no one thought they would ever, ever see.
|
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"We are having the best year ever — ever in the last decade," O'Leary said.
|
|
I discovered my power within me that no Nazi could ever, ever get to.
|
|
It was the most romantic moment I had ever and probably will ever experience.
|
|
"It's nothing you'd ever want to see ever in your life," McFarland told KPIX.
|
|
The goat was the most difficult thing I've ever had to deal with, ever.
|
|
No one ever called me about anything I ever did on The Daily Show.
|
|
Surely no one has ever lived or ever will live a life like his.
|
|
And I would never, ever pull a weapon, ever pull a weapon on anybody.
|
|
And I hope to never, ever ever to have to use that information again.
|
|
I don&apost know that it ever really decided the winner ever any way.
|
|
"We should never, ever cut a dollar to someone like Adam, ever," he said.
|
|
The best company builder Silicon Valley has ever seen, and likely will ever see.
|
|
And I would never, ever pull a weapon, ever pull a weapon on anybody.
|
|
"It's the worst drama I've ever gone through with a friend ever," she says.
|
|
"I respectfully ask you please don't ever tag me in anything, ever," she wrote.
|
|
But you can listen, and what you hear will never, ever leave you. Ever.
|
|
Now my company's bigger than it ever was and stronger than it ever was.
|
|
I will never, ever, ever again in my life not volunteer in an election.
|
|
Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Concealer, $27, available at Make Up For Ever.
|
|
Everything is as it should be, nothing will ever change, nobody will ever die.
|
|
I'll never ever ever be able to pay him back for what he did.
|
|
Probably not the best he's ever played, but not the worst he's ever played.
|
|
It will also affect anyone who ever has or ever will attend that school.
|
|
Not 2D or 3D, but multi-dimensional, ever expanding, ever growing, and infinite. 99.
|
|
Now, no one has ever asked me what I'm watching on Sundays or ever.
|
|
" It would seem as though the pair are "Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together.
|
|
I haven't settled into my post-baby style and nothing EVER fits right. Ever.
|
|
They've done things I don't think they ever, ever thought that they would do.
|
|
Ever wonder who Jerry Rice thinks is the greatest football player that ever lived?
|
|
They're never, ever, ever going to go back to selling heroin around here again.
|
|
But he became ever more paranoid, and his behavior ever more erratic and menacing.
|
|
That's the biggest keychain I've ever seen on the smallest backpack I've ever seen.
|
|
You know, I never, never ever expected them to do what they're doing, ever.
|
|
She was the most amazing spirit that I have ever or will ever know.
|
|
It's all he's ever known as an adult, all he's ever wanted to do.
|
|
I would never, ever, ever want to be in a trench with that man.
|
|
"Never, ever, ever underestimate Trump," he said in a phone interview, according to Politico.
|
|
"No money was ever received and no legal work was ever performed," he said.
|
|
I loved every minute I ever spent with him, every conversation we ever had.
|
|
You&aposll see more birds than you&aposve ever seen ever in your life.
|
|
And the other 24 times that she lost to you, never, ever, ever happened.
|
|
Which is about the least surprising thing ever published in an academic paper ever.
|
|
Arts community, did you ever think you'd see a conservative Republican ever say this?
|
|
I read the Wikipedia page of every famous trans woman ever, watched every trans-related film ever made, and read every biography of a trans woman ever written.
|
|
But if Honda ever does ever realize its secretive robotic vision, the agile robots seem like they'll be perpetually useful: earthquakes, tsunami, and hurricanes won't ever go away.
|
|
Its 2018 revenues of nearly $2.2 billion are some of the highest-ever of any company ever going public (Google and Facebook have had the two highest ever).
|
|
And, more than ever, in 2018, it's funny, ethics and morality are more important than ever Amanda Kludt: How it affects employees is more important than ever. Exactly.
|
|
That's true even though today's cars are safer than ever, today's child safety seats are better than ever, and awareness of proper automobile safety is higher than ever.
|
|
Obviously we have more women ever elected to Congress than we've ever had before, more women of color than we've ever had before, and they're changing the conversation.
|
|
"We're going to rebuild our inner cities because our African-American communities are absolutely in the worst shape they've ever been in before — ever, ever, ever," he said in Kenansville, N.C. Trump has repeatedly accused Clinton of not having black interests at heart.
|
|
But if you've ever been through these kinds of situations, you never ever, ever forget how difficult these things are and the misery and the being alone and failing.
|
|
"This is just bigger than we ever imagined it would ever become," his mother said.
|
|
Ever more debt and ever cheaper money is required to maintain the illusion of growth.
|
|
GUTFELD: No. We need to stop repeating "now more than ever," now more than ever.
|
|
I'm not sure I'd ever buy a power bank without wireless charging capabilities ever again.
|
|
Joe Alwyn is never, ever, ever … spilling the beans about his relationship with Taylor Swift.
|
|
Nothing will ever convince me that Kim's health was at stake in that moment. Ever.
|
|
More people are working than ever before because America has more people than ever before.
|
|
First of all, I've never, ever prepared for any race more than that race. Ever.
|
|
AirDroid does more than you could possibly ever need, all without ever touching your handset.
|
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It did something that no work of art that I've ever made has ever done.
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That's not a coffee shop I've ever been to, or not ever but not often.
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It looks like the Bulls and Virgin Media are never ever ever getting back together.
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"I come from three, so I'd never close a door, ever, ever," says Kotb, 54.
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They are the greatest that ever came about, they are the greatest currency manipulators ever.
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"I hardly ever had a president ever call me on my cell phone," said Sen.
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The course cost $1,900, which is the most money I've ever spent on anything ever.
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"Nobody's ever seen anything this long, and nobody's ever seen this much water in particular".
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Hopefully none of this info will ever be relevant and they'll live happily ever after.
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Do you ever think about that when posting, or do you ever experience that yourselves?
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" She continued, "I refuse to ever, EVER be ashamed of the body God gave me.
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As a young kid that's all you can ever ask for and ever hope for.
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It's not something that ever even crossed my mind, that I would ever go viral.
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" She adds, "Nothing ever, ever would be a good enough reason for what he did.
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Please, everyone: don't ever, EVER just blindly follow directions from randos you follow on Twitter.
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It looks like Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are never, ever, ever getting back together.
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" She continued: "We also couldn't really understand what he was ever talking about, almost ever.
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Now Schumer is bigger than ever before — and farther than ever from being an everywoman.
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Nothing I ever do, nothing I ever feel, can sever me from my own history.
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And right now, women's boxing is getting more [attention] that it has ever, ever gotten.
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Great. But to say that I am not right to ever love on stage EVER?
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I bought the book as a Christmas gift for my ever-tidying, ever-cleaning mother.
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" She adds, "nothing ever, ever would be a good enough reason for what he did.
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" Johnson has since apologized, tweeting, "I should've never ever EVER said that abt @sarahherron tonight.
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"This is the biggest transformation that I've ever done to any business, ever," Lemonis said.
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Ever wondered if there would ever be another world war, and what will cause it?
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But now here was Mr. Gil, representing the ever-changing city, the ever-changing country.
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Nobody has ever seen anything this long and nobody has ever seen this much water.
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"I don't think we ever got into the flow of the game — ever," Howard said.
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They're as important as anybody else who's ever been, ever; it just wasn't their time.
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He's Britain's greatest tennis player ever and you could say maybe Britain's best sportsman ever.
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I've never felt so free… It was an experience I will never, ever, ever forget.
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In terms of counties I think the most ever or just about the most ever.
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She seems amazingly to keep up with every assistant we ever have, and ever had.
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They are the greatest that ever came about, they are the greatest currently manipulators ever.
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The soul, for Soutine, is immanent, ever coming into the world and ever departing it.
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I don't think I'll ever get such a good entrance to a scene ever again!
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The United States' policy options, ever bad, are more limited and less effectual than ever.
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That fury has only mounted with time, a fire that burns ever brighter, ever hotter.
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"The worst I've ever seen, the worst I've ever experienced, yes I do," she said.
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"I don't know if our boys will ever unsee what they saw, ever," Fant said.
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At 83 inches, the screen is bigger than ever and, OnePlus claims, better than ever.
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I didn't think I would ever, ever be able to get in the White House.
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They do what no concupiscent young adults should ever, ever do: They run toward it.
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His reflections on journalism remain as valid as ever — these days, more valid than ever.
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This is not the most horrible thing I have ever faced or will ever face.
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Obamacare is an illegitimate law that no Congress ever passed or ever could have passed.
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"We have the strongest country we've ever had, we have the best economy we've ever had, we have the best unemployment numbers we've ever had, we have the best employment numbers we've ever had," Trump said during those remarks, a segment of which he retweeted.
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The reality is Democrats are debating ever more ambitious policy in a political system ever less capable of passing ambitious policy — and ever more stacked against their policies, in particular.
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WeWork's erstwhile flywheel: Its rising share price attracts ever-greater investment rounds, which fund ever-greater losses, which fuel ever-faster growth, which feeds back into the rising share price.
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Photo: GizmodoWith ever more streaming options and set-top boxes than any one person could ever possibly need, it's certainly much more convenient to cut the cord than ever before.
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"This is the best album I've ever, ever, ever in my life created," she told Zane Lowe on Beats 1 of the LP, her first since 2014's The Pinkprint.
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"Charles and I were very, very close to each other the six weeks before Harry was born, the closest we've ever, ever been and ever will be," she told Morton.
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The only time they get in trouble is when they argue with each other — who is smarter, because neither of them has ever been wrong in their lives. Ever. Ever.
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" Jim Hood, Facing Addiction's co-founder and chief executive, joked that addiction "is an illness that nobody is ever going to get, nobody ever has and nobody ever has had.
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Jerry Wolkoff, I will never believe another word you ever say […] nor will I ever approve any project you ever want to build in my district or in this city.
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AI and ever-accelerating innovations in medical technology are enabling humans to live longer than ever.
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"There is more parking today in American cities than they will ever, ever need," Tumlin says.
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Spataro summed up the experience to WJAX: "Worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting ever."
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GUTFELD: He is the greatest president that has ever lived, and I predict will ever live.
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But could you ever believe that a guy like this would ever lie about doing crimes?
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The casino had everything we could ever need, and it could take everything we'd ever get.
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By the way, no one who's ever worked with me would ever say anything like that.
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" And then, finally, one more: "I'm the freshest nigga you ever seen in a wheelchair. Ever.
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I have never, ever hurt a child in any way – not as alleged and not ever.
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It is becoming ever clearer, however, that this era of digital exceptionalism cannot last for ever.
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" And while they survived the struggle, Simmons adds, "I don't think we can ever, ever move.
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That's its biggest daily inflow ever and the largest ever recorded for a corporate bond ETF.
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"We are going to war!" he bellows — because in The Walking Dead, nothing ever ends. Ever.
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Tammy Pierce writes worse stuff than I ever do and nobody ever says anything to her.
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In fact, it was-- it was the strongest fundamental tool I ever devel-- I ever found.
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Have you ever wondered if the world's best athletes ever get inspired by fictional sports heroes?
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There's no way you're ever seeing these fuckers again, not ever in a thousand million years.
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No American president can ever or will ever change this, nor should we want them to.
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" He pleaded for forgiveness: "I won't ever drink again, I won't ever do anything naughty again.
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And that's why nobody ever, ever saw these billions or even millions of Mr Putin's money.
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Once near universal, did the zip mutate into ever better forms fit for ever more markets?
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Nothing ever changes in Stars Hollow, just as nothing ever changes on our favorite television shows.
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His preparation, his consistency, his skills -- I would never, ever, ever underestimate him under any circumstance.
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Only a small proportion of people had ever been abroad or would ever go to college.
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And I didn't ever want her to ever be in a position like that with me.
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"I come from three, so I'd never close a door, ever, ever," Kotb reveals to PEOPLE.
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"I don't ever need a Christmas present ever again," Byman's daughter told CNN news partner CBC.
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Ever since I was in my mid teens I've only ever really drank and smoked weed.
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Moreover, next to ever-more-negative interest rates and ever-bigger bond purchases, TLTROs seemed mundane.
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I never ever, ever say 'cure' because that puts too much expectations and pressure on people.
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"Born This Way" isn't the worst song ever, but it is the worst Madonna song ever.
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The Note 7 is Samsung's best device ever, and arguably the best big phone ever made.
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Now would the Left ever, would the DNC ever come after their frontrunner and her supporters?
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In 2015, Rose revealed to GQ that she "never, ever, ever" intentionally listens to the record.
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I'm doing more freelance work than ever, and it feels more purposeful than it ever has.
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Lisa: The one thing you'll ever hear a dietician say don't eat ever is trans fat.
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DON'T YOU EVER – I DON'T THINK I WOULD EVER – RYAN: WE PASS ALL THE BILLS, RIGHT?
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Sherman loves his horse, the best one that he has ever had and probably ever will.
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" - Paul "I don't know if I will ever feel safe on a baseball field ever again.
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We live in an ever-changing world, and it is happening more rapidly than ever before.
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"He had no intention of ever publicizing such tapes nor any intention to ever deceive anyone."
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Maduro is more powerful than ever, but his country is more fragile than ever as well.
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From what Ninkovic says, it might also have been the last ever concert they'll ever play.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ever-moving, ever-changing — that's the cinema of Bruce Baillie.
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I am never, ever (ever) going to read those articles you send me about microdosing hallucinogenics.
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Will we ever see a library as grand as the one in the Citadel ever again?
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And a new brand, Ever & Ever, packages water in bottle-shaped aluminum cans with screw tops.
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Can it keep pace with a game that is ever-changing, ever-growing, an ocean away?
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In the end, only about 750 centers were ever built, and zero were ever fully funded.
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"She was the most amazing spirit that I have ever or will ever know," Madden continued.
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You will never, ever, ever be on another court of mine as long as you live.
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System Shock is out in 19– Patrick: Don't ever, don't ever do that hand motion again.
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One was the biggest ever in water and the other was the biggest ever in wind.
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", "Do you ever just sit down and do nothing?" or "Do you ever have any fun?
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The file contained every Yelp order she'd ever made and every Airbnb message she'd ever sent.
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But I don't give a shit if I ever hear one of their songs ever again.
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I don't know if I've ever asked you this, but have you ever been sexually assaulted?
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"Ever since, I have struggled with how and when to disclose this, if ever," she wrote.
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" "We have seen the most divisive president ever, ever in our history, really tearing us apart.
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"I don't think it's ever been done before, I doubt it will ever be done again."
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I don't think I've ever heard people complain so much about things and life ever before.
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Editorial Reports that the Great Barrier Reef is dying come ever more frequently, ever more urgently.
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And, to be clear, nobody believed the Obama administration was ever, ever considering war with Iran.
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We are a nation both sacred and profane, ever on the make, ever on the move.
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Ms. Mellen said, "No one ever came before Babs, and no one will ever come after."
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Location is more important than ever, in part because knowledge spillovers are more important than ever.
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"It never affected, nothing about my family ever affected any job I ever got," she said.
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You're taking the most profitable thing ever ... It doesn't cost anything else ever, the next one.
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"To every person who's ever been singled out, who's ever been stigmatized, who's ever been the misfit, who's ever been the kid in the corner, who's ever needed someone else to stand up for them when they didn't have a voice of their own, because there was no one else who was with them, this one's for you," she said.
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" I thought, "Has this man ever really been scared, ever really feared for his life, ever seriously considered the idea that somebody might hurt him, attack him, rape him, kill him?
|
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Unlike basketball, in which the best ever college team's ceiling is probably higher than the worst ever NBA team's floor, a college football team could never, ever beat a NFL team.
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Our sources say employees were asked if they'd ever been sexually harassed or assaulted by someone at CBS, if they ever reported it, and if they ever felt threatened by management.
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" Then, playing off of the opening number's concluding Randy Travis song, Underwood and Paisley crooned, "This election is taking forever and ever, forever and ever, forever and ever, make it end.
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But, unlike the Friends — who've broken hearts by stating unequivocally, that they are never ever ever getting back together — the Vanderpump crew aren't calling it quits any time soon, if ever.
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"The God of Small Things," Arundhati Roy Because the first time I read it, I could not imagine there had ever been, or ever would be, a better book ever written.
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Ever Loved co-founder and CEO Alison Johnston Ever Loved co-founder and CEO Alison Johnston Johnston's startup Ever Loved wants to provide peace of mind during the rest-in-peace process.
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Read: Trump: Black communities in worst shape 'ever, ever, ever Clinton's hold over Latinos was even more tenuous, despite Trump accusing undocumented immigrants of being criminal aliens and promising to deport them.
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" The danger is there, he said, "when everything you've ever done, every purchase you've ever made, everywhere you've ever traveled with a cellphone in your pocket is suddenly available to third parties.
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It's among the most remarkable statements I've ever read from any politician in any office ever -- and has to be a top five oddest statement ever made by a sitting US president.
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In recent decades, advancing technology has made it easier and cheaper to move ever greater quantities of sand from ever greater depths and deliver it with ever greater accuracy onto predetermined places.
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The opposition was so relentless, well funded and determined that in all this time, no turbines were ever anchored to the ocean floor, no blades ever spun, no power was ever generated.
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Despite the fact that they're two of the best songs ever written, no one ever needs to hear the opening riffs of "Machinehead" or "Welcome to the Jungle" ever again, I'm sorry.
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That's the closest Cassini has ever been to moon's surface, and the closest it will ever get.
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The ever fiery, even at 60, Cattrall has been fanning the flames on social media ever since.
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I'm closer to understanding Poppy than I've ever been, but I am also more confused than ever.
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In fact, this is one of the most difficult things I've ever done and will ever do.
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That year, it was the worst heartbreak I ever had, but the most loved I ever felt.
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Have you ever wished your favorite brand would sell everything you ever needed in one idyllic superstore?
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That was a time in my life where I smoked more pot than I ever have, ever.
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No matter how sure you are about something happening, never, ever commit it to a tweet. Ever.
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"I'm just thankful man, I can't ever ever put that into words," the 22015-year-old said.
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"For the record, I would never, ever, ever try to kill a story like that," he claimed.
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"Just [in] case I ever get hacked again, here's the ONLY nude I've ever taken!" he wrote.
|
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An ever-growing repository of videos, matched with ever-improving personalization technology, will be difficult to resist.
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It is the most simple thing ever, yet it's snowballed into Facebook Live's most-watched video ever .
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No medical facility could ever keep up with the ever-shifting and undisclosed terms of the requirements.
|
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Nor are ever-larger pools of data and ever-more powerful chips the only way to go.
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We had such plans for the future with them, and nothing will ever be the same ever.
|
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From that moment forward, he offered ever coarser, ever more provocative remarks to hold the nation's attention.
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This is all he has ever had at his disposal, and all that he has ever needed.
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" The Iran nuclear deal "That is one of the worst deals ever, ever made by this country.
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"I think that this is a watershed moment, and now we can never ever, ever go back."
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It was everything I ever wished for and more – the best thing that ever happened to me.
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No one person's vote has ever, or will ever, determine the outcome of a U.S. presidential election.
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She wonders if she'll ever accomplish something similar, if she'll ever find that thing that defines her.
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Nothing ever quite seems to fulfill its imagined revolutionary potential, and nothing ever quite seems to die.
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The only people that have ever and will ever hear that piece are the people that participated.
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The typical pardon recipient, no one's ever heard of, and no one ever will hear of them.
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Like no one I'd ever met and yet, on some level, like every weirdo I've ever known.
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There is no role I have ever played that has, or will ever, come close to this.
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That is more money than has ever been marshaled for an initiative campaign, ever, in Washington history.
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Only a fifth of Trump supporters ever visit Twitter and less than 28500 percent ever visit Reddit.
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"[The] best thing that you could ever, ever have, and that's the Hall of Fame," Owens explained.
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Constand on Monday in court denied ever knowing Jackson, rooming with her or ever speaking to her.
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How in the world can I ever, ever say these words without coming off like a victim?
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It was the best object Apple ever designed, filled with the best tech it had ever developed.
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There are fairer women here to-day than Titian ever painted — lovelier than Raphael ever dreamed of.
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Everything he does is the best ever, everything he suffers is the worst anybody has ever suffered.
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" When asked whether he ever received a briefing, Sessions replied, "No, I don't believe I ever did.
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" When asked whether he ever received a briefing, Sessions replied, "No, I don't believe I ever did.
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Their creed of ever smaller governments and ever freer markets is dangerously counterproductive for distressed populist voters.
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The green vote matters more than ever—and it will be harder than ever to win it.
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I don't think it's ever safe to say one is ever completely past this kind of thing.
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One of the most sought after sneakers ever also just become possibly the most expensive pair ever.
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"Most students don't know that they should never, ever, ever accept their first aid package," says Javice.
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As TVs get ever thinner and their bezels ever smaller, there's just no room for powerful speakers.
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" • On whether he ever swears in private: "Only at myself," adding: "Do I ever swear at subordinates?
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"I never, ever, ever questioned his right to fill those seats," Mr. Feingold said of Mr. Bush.
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The Holocaust happened, and I don't ever, ever want to see a repeat of something like that.
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I'm just going to take this opportunity to once again point out that not once ever—ever!
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This never, ever happens to me (see: every prediction I've ever made about any Shonda Rhimes show).
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On it, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever lived, lived out their lives.
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THEY REALLY SHOWED SANSA STARK'S WHOLE CORONATION, IMAGINE THINKING I WILL EVER SHUT UP EVER AGAIN pic.twitter.
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This was my second time ever doing drag and it was Ryan and Philip's third time ever.
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No flirtatious questioning—rather, an inquiry about if I ever would ever put him in makeup sometime.
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Literally so many furs, more than I've ever seen or probably will ever see in real life.
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Neither giving nor receiving critical feedback is ever easy, but remember that nothing worthwhile really ever is.
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Life in that community is all she's ever known and, in many ways, all she's ever loved.
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She began running more miles than ever, she was healthier than ever, and she was happier, too.
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More vulnerable than ever The coronavirus pandemic has left the domestic worker population more vulnerable than ever.
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And you can bet that I'm never, ever, ever going to put "no modifications" in menus again.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook's worst year ever was its best year ever when it came to its business.
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That's one of the biggest-ever equity commitments that the $39 billion investment firm has ever made.
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"It was the most amazing thing ever that I never thought I could ever taste," she said.
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"He never, ever, ever would have done that before," said a tour insider who witnessed the moment.
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The growing losses have made recruiting fresh soldiers more important than ever, but also harder than ever.
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My stroke feels amazing and I don't think I've ever, ever been this strong and as powerful.
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No president has ever tried to pardon himself, and thus no court has ever considered the issue.
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The Kindle Oasis is as close to this ideal as Amazon has ever — or may ever — come.
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"It was leakers and liars and this should never ever happen to another president, ever," he said.
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Last month, Uber posted its largest-ever quarterly loss, $93 billion, and its slowest-ever growth rate.
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"Nothing should ever, ever be forced — and not just because the cameras are mine," Mr. Cossman said.
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I find Bruckner too individual, too focused on a single, seemingly autobiographical figure — ever-besieged, ever-triumphant.
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There is no indication that Hillary Clinton has ever done that, or ever wants to do that.
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It's even more intense when your first movie, ever, is the most contentious Star Wars film, ever.
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It's something that's good for you and there's no risk of doing anything else ever, ever again.
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There are more Americans working than ever before because, well, there are more Americans than ever before.
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I don't believe that this insane monster should have ever been able to obtain a firearm, ever.
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The President says its going to be the best Halloween ever -- nothing like it ever before, huge!
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He was also the author of "Ever Ancient, Ever New: Structures of Communion in the Church" (2013).
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It was the largest ever given in 2014, it was not the largest ever as of today.
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"He could never, ever, ever change his hair, and he was so mad about that," Kowalski says.
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These new personal journals are ever richer in intimate detail, and ever less written by our hands.
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Observers have noted that ever since the advent of cellphones, reliable polling has become ever more difficult.
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In addition, by collecting ever more data on ever more users' habits, and armed with ever better algorithms, the incumbents can tweak their products to make them yet more attractive in various ways.
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So when you have ever seen a federal agency where six of the top people ran the two most important investigation I&aposve ever heard of, when have you ever seen that happen?
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I love happily-ever-afters but I think happily-ever-afters come for different people in different times, and I believe that you can find happily-ever-after even in your final moments.
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"He would threaten that if I ever told anyone or if I ever went to the Ethics Committee, he would prevent me from ever working in politics again," she said in an email.
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Instant Pot Instant Pot Duo 313-in-231 Programmable Pressure Cooker for $210 ($262 off): This is one of the steepest discounts we've ever seen on the ever-popular, ever-convenient Instant Pot.
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"To every person who has ever been singled out, who has ever been stigmatized, who has ever been the misfit, who's ever been the kid in the corner, who's ever needed someone to stand up for them when they didn't have a voice of their own because there is no one else with them, this one is for you," she told her supporters Tuesday night.
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There are more collectors now than ever before, and those collectors are wealthier than they have ever been.
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When we come back, the ever so shy, the ever demure non-controversial Roger Stone is up next.
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Leaving my abuser was the hardest thing I've ever done and the strongest thing I have ever done.
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This was either the most infuriating shortcut ever or the best shortcut ever, depending on who you asked.
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Brandon had given me everything that I ever wanted, and then it disappeared as if nothing ever happened.
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The best way of winning is to buy ever more and ever faster computers to solve the puzzles.
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If you ever thought to wonder What ever happened to the career of [insert woman actor's name here]?
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This year, she added a third tattoo to her ever-growing collection — one almost no one ever notices.
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Broadway was the hardest I ever worked and the most inspired I've ever felt to make more work.
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I don't know if anyone's ever, ever done that as well as he did in The Dark Knight.
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"No child including mine or anybody else's ever, ever, deserves that type of abuse or treatment," said RocQuermore.
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All you monsters ever want is pumpkin spice so all you monsters will ever get is pumpkin spice.
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I'm 31-years-old and feel death looming ever closer—and my teen years are ever farther away.
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I don't ever want to melt into the background, ever, which is why I will never wear beige.
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I just don't know if I will ever trust having a Samsung phone in my pocket ever again.
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"Nobody ever leaves you a video voicemail, and no one ever collaborates on a video voicemail," Rubin said.
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That's a $50 savings and the lowest price the online retailer has ever offered for this item. Ever!
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"I don't know if our boys will ever unsee what they saw, ever," she said, according to CNN.
|
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While Apple's latest line of products is more impressive than ever, they're becoming more expensive than ever, too.
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And I don't ever see quilting, patchwork, or repairs ever not being a part of what I'm doing.
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If good actions can only ever be massive in scale, then the powerful can only ever be good.
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She will be missed, but some of us could do without ever hearing the word "cucu" ever again.
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"His day-to-day life was the most theatrical thing I'd ever seen, ever," Bowie said of Kemp.
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"Happily Ever After is unlike any castle show you've ever seen," Stormie Dorrell, a projection effects producer, explains.
|
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If you've ever thought "I need more Jack Black in my life," prepare for the best news ever.
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It's pretty much impossible; with everything we've ever written about him, we've only ever just scratched the surface.
|
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Taylor Swift did something she's never, ever ever done before ... sang "This is What You Came For" live.
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The fact that it's unlikely Cosby will ever face justice makes me wonder where his power ever went.
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Do you ever really know who you're married to, do you ever know what someone is capable of?
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Cris Cyborg -- arguably the greatest female UFC fighter ever -- against Cecilia Braekhus -- arguably the greatest female boxer ever.
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Beer drinkers have more choices than ever before, making the battle to capture consumers' attention fiercer than ever.
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We've got more access to more stuff than ever before, at cheaper prices and ever-more-instant speeds.
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It's not how I've ever lived my life; it's not the relationship to women that I've ever known.
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He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for president I have ever seen.
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Milan Lucic will never, ever, ever be worth his contract but he's on his way toward 20 goals.
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This promoted a vicious downward spiral with an ever-expanding Medicaid pool and an ever-shrinking taxpayer pool.
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He's the fourth African-American writer ever nominated in the category, and the first one ever to win.
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But nobody that I've ever played with, and no game I've ever run, has really followed that rule.
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"For the record, I would never, ever, ever try to kill a story like that," Damon told Deadline.
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"I'm happier than I've ever been, and healthier than I've ever been, and that's what I care about."
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"Don't you ever use that word to describe any woman, ever," she growled just inches from my face.
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No firm has ever been governed by these rules and no consumer has ever been "protected" by them.
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Fathers do more child care and housework than ever and are perceived as more competent parents than ever.
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The last five years were marked by serious reminders that security threats are ever-present and ever-evolving.
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The internet was a beast that always needed feeding, and it demanded ever-hotter, ever-more-outrageous takes.
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Yeah. Whatever happens with the Cavaliers, don't ever, ever presume to have pieces that can slow James down.
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Now that that's happened, I truly don't feel like Briana will ever be close again with Jasmine. EVER!
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"Well we weren't ever friends ever, Vicki," Edmonds said frankly, sending Gunvalson out of the room shortly thereafter.
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I also don't think they're the worst thing they've ever said or the worst thing they've ever thought.
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But, like Ike and Tina Turner performing Proud Mary, we never, ever, ever do things nice and easy.
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There's not a single scene ever been mocked up that many times, ever since we released the film.
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Nobody, sir, has ever been made like you before, and no one will ever be like you again.
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"I don't know if I would ever have a public relationship, ever," she said in a 2019 interview.
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It's a historic moment: This is actually the most Americans have ever cared about any soccer team, ever.
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It was the largest comeback ever in the second round of the tournament and the fourth largest ever.
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I never ever ever ask anyone to speak directly into the recorder, unless there are very extenuating circumstances.
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I know nothing will ever be like what we had—nothing could ever compare, you must know that.
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Did he ever, at that time, allude that you were not performing adequately — ever indicate that at all?
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And I will not ever be quiet — I will not ever be quiet about matters of national security.
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"I will do more to prevent Iran from ever developing — I mean ever — a nuclear weapon," he said.
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"Winning never gets old at any stage in your career — ever, ever," said Williams, the No. 10 seed.
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Would they ever consider buying a TPG, and would you ever consider, as you think about succession, selling?
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Ever feel like you've discovered the greatest show ever, only to learn it's not getting nearly enough recognition?
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"Ever since, I have struggled with how and when to disclose this, if ever," she wrote on Saturday.
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For years, it's been crushing the competition in part by offering ever-faster delivery at ever-lower costs.
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Sometimes relatives would tell her, Don't ever say "cancer," don't ever say "hospice," and she would respect that.
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We have more investigative reporters than ever before, and our Washington bureau is now far larger than ever.
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He led the Bulldogs team to their first-ever N.C.A.A. tournament and first-ever unshared Ivy League title.
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There hadn't ever been a show quite like it, and I'm not sure there ever will be again.
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A lot of our customers are shaving for either the first time ever or the second time ever.
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Surgery was the scariest thing I ever did, but it was easily the best choice I ever made.
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So we turn our eyes to Mars, and to the ever-fascinating question: Did anything ever live there?
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It's a bit like a Mumford and Sons song except it goes on forever and ever and ever.
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" The political history of Don King Trump also caused controversy Tuesday night when he told a nearly all-white crowd in North Carolina that "we're going to rebuild our inner cities because our African-American communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before. Ever. Ever. Ever.
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Image: Adaptive BiotechnologiesImagine making a spreadsheet of every meal you've ever eaten, every hand you've ever shook, every bit of dust that's ever gotten in your eye—and multiply it by about a million times.
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Today, Turkey's surrounding regions are more restless than ever and the US is more than ever active in the same region and Turkey is more important than ever for the US as a strategic ally.
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Doing so may even take away the fear and the pain of wondering if you will ever be a whole person, if you will ever meet a lover, if you will ever fall in love.
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"I choose to openly breastfeed my child when ever and where ever she happens to be hungry," she writes.
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Adele We could totally be an Adele impersonator as long as no one ever asks us to sing. Ever.
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I felt like a fucking demon who no one would ever want to love or be with ever again.
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One type of incentive, the so-called "evergreen rent deal", has become ever more popular and ever more controversial.
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Having achieved the third-most concurrent players ever recorded on Steam last weekend, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is bigger than ever.
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"He was the most respectful man that's ever been with me, ever," she said in an on-camera interview.
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Cravalho is the youngest actress to ever voice a Disney princess and plays the first ever Polynesian Disney princess.
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Which means once you lose that precious hour in the spring you would never, ever, get it back. Ever.
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But I also knew that I might not ever do anything quite like this in my life ever again.
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If I ever talk to him again I'll ask, "Did Superchunk ever pay you for producing On The Mouth"?
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For the first time ever, the phone has a 4,000 mAh battery, the largest of any Samsung phone ever.
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He has called it "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country".
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Ever since its inception in the late 1990s, Search has grabbed an ever-increasing share of digital advertising revenue.
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Zendaya and Holland both agreed that it was the best interview experience ever, by the best-dressed reporter ever.
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One type of incentive, the so-called "evergreen rent deal," has become ever more popular and ever more controversial.
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Yet paradoxically, we are the most stressed that we have ever been, and as anxious as we've ever been.
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Because if you've ever watched any Grey's Anatomy episode, then you know no big event ever comes out unscathed.
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The first time this ever happened was at the first Oscars ever in 1929, when "Wings" won Best Picture.
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Because no woman should ever feel like she is being inappropriate or immodest by feeding her baby, anywhere, ever.
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"It was some of the worst sick I've ever been, and I don't normally ever get sick," he says.
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Still, it's the closest we'll ever get to the man, a modern day saint if there ever was one.
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It likely knows everything you've ever typed into your browser's search bar and every YouTube video you've ever watched.
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That would imply an ever-greater share of GDP going to profits, and an ever-lower share for workers.
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If you've ever bonded with any community in any game ever, you'll be able to empathize with these players.
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He hasn't spent his whole life sitting there polishing every statement he's ever made, every conversation he's ever had.
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You music spun in every locker room I've ever entered, and gave pride to every Canadian I've ever encountered.
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Never, ever, ever in my life have I seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with Iran.
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I repeat you have never once ever conveyed to anyone I was ever physical in any way to you.
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Does a rat on the train lead to the worst subway ride ever or the best subway ride ever?
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Most of us could probably go the rest of our lives without ever thinking about dick pics ever again.
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But it's been five years, digital games are more popular than ever and internet connections are faster than ever.
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" To which Johnson answered, "It's never — when have we ever — when have we ever had a clean electoral process?
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But I'm going to produce much much more energy than anyone else who was ever running for office. Ever.
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So, you know, his preparation, his consistency, his skills, I would never ever, ever underestimate him under any circumstances.
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If that ever happened to China, it would be a depression of the likes that nobody has ever seen.
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They are 16 wins from turning the greatest regular season ever into the greatest season ever, no qualifiers necessary.
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This is Williams' first job ever, and LA Kitchen's cooking school is the only school he's ever graduated from.
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Still, one wonders whether an ever-smaller manufacturing sector supporting an ever-larger services sector can generate sufficient growth.
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" Scarborough also said this "isn't the greatest economy ever" and that it "isn't close to the greatest economy ever.
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At a time when terror threats are ever evolving, our local governments need federal support now more than ever.
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No one ever did try to steal that story – in fact, no one ever read it except my parents.
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It's as relevant as ever today as stocks continue to smash new records in their longest bull run ever.
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There is no evidence that the deleted emails were ever hacked or that Wikileaks ever had possession of them.
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"Jessi was the most amazing spirit that I have ever or will ever know," Madden said in a statement.
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So, while more people are working than ever before, more working-age folks are not working than ever before.
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No note was ever brought by him, no excuse ever trotted out, no nuisance unrecognized for what it was.
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" He explains that his "family is in shambles," while adding that "it's been worse than it's ever been, ever.
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The first Shelby Cobra ever built sold for $13.8 million, and became the most expensive American car ever auctioned.
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In-N-Out Burger is the best fast food ever, and you'd know that if you'd ever tried it.
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The Mac had its best year ever in 2017, and its best Q4 ever, as we ended the year.
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There is no evidence that Clinton's deleted emails were ever hacked or that WikiLeaks ever had possession of them.
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"I would talk about something, but never, ever, ever did he suggest this might have happened," she told me.
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And globalization is making the world more interdependent than ever, so we are impacted by others more than ever.
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Meaning this is exactly the 18th puzzle I ever constructed, but my first ever for The New York Times.
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But while it's true that nothing important ever happens in the preseason, that doesn't mean nothing interesting ever happens.
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It's an image that's counter to everything they've established about their ever-laid back, ever-daydreaming personalities as duo.
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Presenting #SpellingBee co-champs: Jairam Hathwar 2nd sibling champ EVER & Nihar Janga 1 of the youngest champs EVER pic.twitter.
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These flats are smaller than they ever used to be and more expensive than they ever used to be.
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But short of fleeing abroad or going underground or something, you can't ever—ever—walk away from student debt.
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And, nobody ever talks about this much — nobody ever talks about this much, but it is important to me.
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Best sausage I ever ate, best brisket I ever ate, I'm gonna come here until I hit the dirt.
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"I think this is the prettiest I've ever looked, and will ever look," she said while watching the video.
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Slowly — and secretively — their work is growing ever more sophisticated, and ever more important to the clubs they advise.
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If history has taught us anything, it's that there are some Halloween costumes no one should ever, ever wear.
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Through his lawyer, Greitens explicitly denied ever taking a photo of the woman or ever threatening to blackmail her.
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Will "Homicide: Life on the Street," the greatest cop show ever on network television, ever be available for streaming?
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Now every word you've ever uttered, and every one you ever will, can and will be held against you.
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"I don't believe that this insane monster should have ever been able to obtain a firearm, ever," she said.
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I own everything he's ever written and every note he's ever written about a production and I study that.
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"I just don't know who is ever going to make these dishes in this way ever again," she said.
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Then Pinterest made the look ubiquitous, and builders made it suburban, rolling out ever larger and ever blander imitations.
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We were foolish to think that there could ever be a safe place, that we could ever get away.
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There are more reasons than ever to protect your personal information, as major website breaches become ever more frequent.
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" Will said, "I don't think anyone's ever going to suggest that Billy Graham and Hillary Clinton ever tried anything.
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Today, there are more billionaires on earth than ever before, and they control more wealth than they ever have.
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Hopefully not too hot— PRESIDENT TRUMP: No, but I think it's maybe as good as it's ever been ever.
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How can you ever be sure of the height of a mountain if you only ever see a picture?
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"I don't ever believe that celebs are ever selling us the skin care routine they actually use," wrote one.
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Because audio is easier than ever to capture (via our pocket computers), so people are recording ever more meetings.
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"It became an amazing piece of art, and I will never ever ever sell this car," Al Saffar said.
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Leo forgot the golden rule of thumb with men's suits: Never, ever, ever button more than the top button.
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Each new class, they boast, is their best crop of students ever from their biggest pool of applicants ever.
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Or we think of it in political terms, as an ever-expanding domain of ever-greater freedom and equality.
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I wondered if she'd ever had a crush or if she ever felt lonely, though I didn't dare ask.
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As our lives become ever more digitized, the security of our data will become ever more important to protect.
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Do I think that nobody should ever get married or nobody should ever be part of a monogamous couple?
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"I never, ever, ever in any of this thought that I was breaking a law," Mr. Morton later said.
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"I never ever thought that this day would ever be possible," Bryant told the purple and gold wearing crowd.
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If Earth-originating intelligent life is gone forever, that's it for all the people who ever might have lived, all the things they ever might have done, and all the worlds they ever might have settled.
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This includes every message you've ever sent or been sent, every file you've ever sent or been sent, all the contacts in your phone, and all the audio messages you've ever sent or been sent pic.twitter.
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"He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for the president I have ever seen," he added, saying Trump knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
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Whether or not you know her face, you've used the technology it helped create; practically every photo you've ever taken, every website you've ever visited, every meme you've ever shared owes some small debt to Lena.
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It's time to finally admit to yourself that, after years signing up for the YMCA, downloading completely dysfunctional exercise apps and buying high-end yoga pants, you're never ever - never ever ever — going to the gym.
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" When someone identifies the obvious, Mr. Trump resounds the beat of denial as he did before he was president: "I'm the least racist person that you've ever met," that "you've ever seen," that "you've ever encountered.
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"Well I have to tell you, it was my first ever bridesmaid experience I ever had," the actress tells PeopleStyle.
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And as our data sets become ever bigger, the analytical algorithms will become ever more sophisticated in revealing robust patterns.
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Every line Lin-Manuel Miranda has ever written — every song he's ever sung — have all led up to this moment.
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"I don't think I've ever heard that, and please God, I don't ever want to hear that again," Cranston joked.
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Absent such reform, young Americans face a bitter future of ever-increasing taxes and interest rates, alongside ever-decreasing benefits.
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Kristen is one of the sweetest, open people that I have ever, ever encountered, and Melissa is like a mother.
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Have you ever seen Altered Carbon, a show that is one of the most expensive and visually stunning shows ever?
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"They don't think anything bad ever happens, they don't think anyone ever gets hurt," Len Pozner said on "AC360" Thursday.
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Black Panther isn't the first black superhero movie ever made, or even the first black Marvel superhero movie ever made.
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"Nobody would have ever thought this could ever happen," said Trump, standing in front of destroyed homes with California Gov.
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" Zaid wrote, adding, "To be clear, at no time have I ever represented Senator Schumer or Secretary Clinton. Ever. Never.
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"There's nobody that I've ever known, ever, that's risen to the presidency that was actually of evil character," Diller said.
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"Honestly no one reads my tweets and obviously I did not think it would ever, ever go viral," she said.
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This has led to an arms race, as owners seek to build ever-grander stadiums with ever-more-luxurious boxes.
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Plus, JWST will be the most powerful space telescope ever built, seeing cosmic objects with more precision than ever before.
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JOHN HARWOOD: They say you guys will never, ever, ever agree to overhauling entitlement programs to make them more solvent.
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Some observers suspect this is why Mr Bolloré has pursued ever-bigger companies with ever-bigger balance-sheets, like Vivendi.
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So here's a call to action: Make your Arthur memes as filthy as possible and don't you ever, ever stop.
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"I NEVER ghosted Caelynn, I NEVER called her a mistake and I absolutely NEVER EVER EVER silenced Caelynn," he insisted.
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"It's the worst advice I ever gave myself, but it's been the most creative thing I've ever done," he said.
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Crime and violence is an attack on the poor and will never be accepted in a Trump administration, ever, ever.
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Now, Bieber is engaged to supermodel Hailey Baldwin, and Gomez is still being Selena Gomez: ever elusive and ever positive.
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The problem for Trump is that no one can ever find complete agreement, can ever receive constant fealty and admiration.
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These big brands, while churning out more cereal varieties than ever before, are also discontinuing more cereals than ever before.
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" RNC Chairman Reince Priebus: "No woman should ever be described in these terms or talked about in this manner. Ever.
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That said, top law school graduates at major firms are doing better than ever — and making more money than ever.
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"Best thing that ever ever happened to me," she wrote in an Instagram post in May about being a mom.
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He or she will undoubtedly have your charmingly crooked smile and win at life for ever [sic] and ever amen.
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I thought it was the best ever but you said it was one of the best ever in your career.
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No one will ever own the internet, just as no one will ever own the television airwaves or radio signals.
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He was the baddest baddie we had ever seen, how could his backstory ever have lived up to his future?
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That or it is just the state of things, the only way it has ever been or ever could be.
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Then use the market for what it's good at: fierce competition that delivers ever-better products at ever-lower prices.
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Oh, and while you're at it, change any passwords that you might have ever shared with anyone ever (really). There.
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Never — not even in my wildest beauty dreams — did I ever think that body glitter would ever return to vogue.
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The worst date ever is followed by the worst, I mean the worst sex we've ever seen on this show.
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Now, though, incessant updates and patches have turned the most popular titles into ever-evolving sagas, with ever-evolving choices.
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"This isn't only the best camera we've ever made, it's the best smartphone camera anyone has ever made," Rakowski said.
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It's the first television show I ever made, so imagine the deal on the first television show you ever made.
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"It's like no one's ever died from weed, but no one's ever smoked as much as I did," she joked.
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In the 160 years since Walden, Thoreau has become ever more celebrated in theory, and ever more ignored in practice.
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Certainly adequate, but notably underwhelming, the resulting project is a mediocre rehash of every action movie you've ever seen ever.
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I would say few people that I've ever seen, that I've ever known … have been so outstanding as Judge Kavanaugh.
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"Nobody would ever dream of calling them ever — it was just a dream — but I had this list," Taylor said.
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"He had no intention of ever publicizing such tapes nor any intention to ever deceive anyone," Davis told the Journal.
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Coconut water brand Vita Coco recently unveiled a new line of moderately sustainable aluminum-bottle-canned water called Ever & Ever.
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Like many Catholics, I wonder whether this story will ever be over and whether things will ever be set right.
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"Greg was the first really close friend I ever had and the smartest person I ever met," Mr. Naifeh said.
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With the stakes higher than ever before, The Banner Saga 3's narrative likewise feels more unforgiving than ever before.
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Ever since then... it's been the most amazing experience, because it's the friendliest place you'll ever come and watch football.
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Has anyone you've ever said anything disparaging about ever come up to you and gone "what was all that about"?
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It's like everything I've ever worked on, all I ever tried to do was to some extent make myself laugh.
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On a side note—I don't think I've ever seen Kevin Love look this passionate about anything basketball-related, ever.
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My worst experience at a football match is 'every football match I have ever been to, ever in my life'.
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Brydon: I'd say we're closer now than we've ever been, and we get on now better than we ever have.
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A struggle that now, in the face of a political mindset that's seemingly ever-closing, is more important than ever.
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"I would never, ever, ever vote for Hillary," the reality TV star said in last weekend's episode of her show.
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"He denies that it ever happened, and he's going to keep denying that it ever happened," Giuffre told NBC News.
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It's about lining the pockets of corporate executives and wealthy shareholders through ever-higher dividends and ever-bigger stock buybacks.
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Again, this is the most extreme place we've ever left life — possibly the most extreme place life has ever been.
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And, as Mr. Kagame's regime grew ever more entrenched and ever more intolerant of dissent, he often got a pass.
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Who ever predicted that he would ever be the common denominator of two of the biggest blockbusters of a summer?
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He is still the most talented golfer ever to play the game and remains the toughest competitor we've ever seen.
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Nor does he ever propose that Native American identity, at least his, is ever anything more than an artful construction.
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While we are all single, none of us have ever dated each other and I don't think we ever would.
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This version might be their best ever; no Dodger team, in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, has ever topped 105 victories.
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Do you ever feel as if the voice of your work is ever competing with the voice of an essay?
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Student Opinion Have you ever had a friend who was severely depressed, or have you ever been badly depressed yourself?
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Christopher Plummer is the oldest person to ever be nominated for an Oscar — and the oldest person to ever win.
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As the saying goes, we are more vulnerable than we ever thought, but we are stronger than we ever imagined.
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Why it matters: It's PayPal's largest-ever acquisition, and the largest-ever purchase of a Los Angeles-based tech startup.
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I mean, you would stop — even though I don't it ever crossed their mind to ever vote for a Republican.
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Taxidermy art today is an ever-escalating quest to create something new, something innovative, something no one's ever seen before.
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Even as players and managers became ever richer and the game ever more professionalized, the tea ladies remained the bedrock.
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As of 2020, no Asian-American has ever been nominated for Best Actress, and no Latinx woman has ever won.
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As the game has gone global, there are more prospects than ever — because there are more good players than ever.
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I mean, you would stop — even though I don't it ever crossed their mind to ever vote for a Republican.
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These days, I can&apost imagine ever carrying a cash back credit card or a simple debit card ever again.
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"Just being part of this thing that's bigger than I could ever be is all I ever wanted," he said.
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Victoria Beckham will never ever ever be getting back together with the Spice Girls ... despite what you may be reading.
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"Bert Williams was the funniest man I ever saw and the saddest man I ever knew," W.C. Fields reportedly said.
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The chorus to that song is the most stripped down moment I have ever put out on a record, ever.
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This, however, is what happens ever time technological advances make something ever so slightly easier and a bit more fun.
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He is amazed that, in this era of larger-than-ever men hurling faster-than-ever pitches in front of closer-than-ever spectators, the majors have refused to follow the lead of professional baseball in Japan.
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He told us: So basically, if Liam's ever pissed you off, the below track is probably the only apology you're ever going to get, and, realistically, the only one that will ever come out of his mouth.
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"By the summer of 2014 — this was in 2011— by the summer of 2014 an al-Qaida group stronger than ever, more resourced than ever and more vicious than ever, will come out," the analyst warned him.
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And everybody that went to jail — there's people, it's people that went to jail for something that never ever, ever, ever took place, and all because a guy in a badge got up there and said it.
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Speaking of working with Democrats, or not working with them: You were considered a Tea Party congressman— Yeah, but one of the things I really try to clarify in the book is how I never, ever, ever used the words Tea Party ever in my campaign, and I never labeled myself a Tea Partier — ever.
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"I was waking up in the middle of night staying up, and by the time I'd get back to sleep it'd be time to wake up again and I never had these issues, ever, ever, ever," Jones said.
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How do we ever -- assuming we get this problem fixed, and they seem to want to get it fixed, how do we ever get back to anything approaching, you know, productive behavior, if that ever were the case?
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Disney will build on this with "Phase 4": Forthcoming Marvel films will include the studio's first-ever Asian superhero; a female Thor, played by Natalie Portman; the first-ever openly gay superhero; and the first-ever disabled superhero.
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While K5 can't threaten bodily harm, the data it collects can cause real problems, and the social position it puts us all in—ever suspicious, ever watched, ever worried about what might be seen—is just as scary.
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"Only one of the judges ever apologized for the witch trials, and only one of the accusers ever apologized," she said.
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The laptop is also ever-so-slightly smaller in all dimensions, allowing the bezels to get ever-so-slightly smaller, too.
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And I&aposve said numerous times this week, no one ever wants to see ever a kid separated from their parents.
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" Jamie Lynn later opened up about the sweet gesture on Instagram, writing, "Best surprise ever at the most special place ever.
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Though more is now known about ALS than ever before, the fact remains that no one has ever beaten this disease.
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The jackpot has topped $1 billion, officially making it the second highest jackpot ever and the highest ever Mega Millions jackpot.
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Whether they be ink and paper or pixels and data, may they ever serve us and may we ever support them.
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" He continued: "He hasn't spent his whole life sitting there polishing every statement he's ever made — every conversation he's ever had.
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INGRAHAM: Has this ever happened where we&aposve gotten two nominees in just a year and half, has that ever happened?
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We're more diverse than ever, more open than ever, and more inclined to ditch convention when it doesn't serve our needs.
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But there wasn't anything that you ever said or ever did to make me question where you stood in our relationship.
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On the condition that you never enter your daughter in a beauty pageant in the state of California, ever again. Ever.
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Along with its textured grip and stereo headset jack, you won't feel like you'll ever need to buy another controller ever.
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Ever since Satya Nadella took over as CEO in 2014, the company had appeared more focused and agile than ever before.
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YouTube keeps users on its site by offering them ever more interesting videos, which can also be ever more extreme ones.
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But Huawei is releasing more information than it historically ever has — the quarterly report in April was actually its first ever.
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The joy that comes from listening to music with friends is something that's been around ever since…well, ever since music.
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"I just didn't know if I was ever going to be able to put out music ever again," she told Duran.
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Until she came home that night and declared that she was never, ever, ever going to go back to school again.
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No one had ever done ... or no one had ever made a daily short-form on-demand podcast show before. Right.
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IF YOU'RE ASKING ME WILL WE EVER GET BACK THERE -- FABER: I'LL ASK YOU THAT, WILL WE EVER GET BACK THERE?
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The couple's relationship is currently stronger than ever, and "Jennifer is truly the happiest she has ever been," adds the source.
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The homecoming is as hard as it's ever been, but Kiryu is better equipped than ever to finally set things right.
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I have no intention of ever defending this statement -- it is one of the most ignorant statements I have ever heard.
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Brian Christopher was the greatest tag team wrestler ever, the greatest light heavyweight ever, the best looking man on the roster.
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In the meantime, the advice, as ever, remains the same: If anything ever looks suspicious at an ATM, don't use it.
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I humbly admit: Your tee is the fucking best and I never want to wear any other tee ever, ever again.
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Kris Jenner isn't your typical mom, so, why would she ever host a typical Christmas with her ever-growing famous family?
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Voters report ever less interest in elections and their outcome, and ever less confidence that their vote will make any difference.
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"I refuse to ever, EVER be ashamed of the body God gave me," she wrote as part of a longer caption.
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"I've never, in my time since I picked up a basketball, ever undermined a coach, ever disrespected a coach," James said.
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Despite one of the biggest New York Police Department investigations ever, no one has ever been arrested for the airport bombing.
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Earlier this month, the makers of Vita Coco launched its canned water Ever & Ever as an easily-recyclable option for consumers.
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The Raptors passed more than they ever did, shot more threes than ever, and scored more efficiently than any time before.
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I once questioned my own worth because everyone around me was having "success" at dating and I never, ever, ever did.
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OSIRIS-REx is now the closest it's ever been to Bennu — even closer than the asteroid has ever been to Earth.
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I think anyone that's not here right now watching Cyndi Lauper doesn't deserve to mention the word "fun" ever, ever again.
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And we millennials, the ever-flexible and ever-resourceful generation, are perpetuating some of the very worst credit myths out there.
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" Facebook is probably measuring it on, "Do you ever open the app, or do you ever use it on any level?
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" Feek, 49, continues, "It's the last album we will ever make and the last songs that we will ever sing together.
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" Osbourne, 31, also revealed her two favorite pieces of advice Rivers ever gave her, including "Never, ever apologize for being you.
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The first beat he ever sold was to Rihanna, and the first professional studio he ever walked into was with Kanye.
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Big data is more important than ever in just about every scientific discipline — and the data is bigger than ever, too.
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Marvel executed their dream of a shared cinematic universe and no blockbuster was ever going to feel the same ever again.
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I've never ever ever met someone in my life who has a mastery of the English language the way she does.
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At that time, it included the largest high-yield bond issue ever as well as Europe's largest-ever covenant-lite loan.
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The remake marked the highest-scoring domestic launch ever for a PG-rated film and the highest July film opening ever.
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"While no one can ever prove a negative, we have seen no evidence that this vulnerability was ever exploited," said Lisberg.
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The Miura is the most beautiful Lamborghini ever made, and arguably one of the most elegant cars ever produced in Italy.
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"In his head he leaves the worst country ever to arrive in the best country ever," he told a news conference.
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"In today's working world, where businesses and careers are more fluid than ever, nothing should ever be considered permanent," suggests Zimmerman.
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It was the last time either of them ever saw the Philippines—the last time, in fact, that Joe ever travelled.
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No, we do not hit, ever, and by the way, actually we don't touch another person's body without permission, period, ever.
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People are making movies, and there are more opportunities now than ever before because there are more outlets than ever before.
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" "Antwon's death shakes my heart, it rattles my faith that things will ever get better or that injustices will ever end.
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We must be ever-diligent in creating them and ever-vigilant in defending them here at home and throughout the world.
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"I don't think I can ever even the score; I don't think I can ever set it totally straight," he says.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up it seems an opportunity to escalate, and that's what this is," he said.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up, it seems, an opportunity to escalate, and that's what this is," he said.
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It seems safe to say that there are now more skateboarders than ever, and undoubtedly there's more skate footage than ever.
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Get it, play it, and if you ever .. EVER met a guy who does ANY of these things, run like hell.
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"Blood is just gushing down his face!" she cheers, more turned on by the "nicest man she's ever met" than ever.
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The best book I've ever received as a gift was actually the best gift I ever received from my mother, too.
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The other: that the tangled legacy of slavery is ever with us, its history and continuing sins more visible than ever.
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It's the funniest thing to ever happen to "Han shot first," and perhaps the most welcome change that's ever been made.
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It's true nobody has ever rapped better than that, but it's also true that nobody has ever rapped better than this.
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I'm hesitant to say that nobody should ever criticize a movie trailer ever again; trailers can prop up ugly, pernicious tropes.
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We raised our hands when asked if we had ever felt lonely, if we had ever wished for an easier life.
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The inquisitive violinist Jennifer Koh has a seemingly ever-expanding number of commissioning projects with an ever-expanding group of collaborators.
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This most consequential election any one of you, no matter how old or young you are, has ever, ever participated in.
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"I know what financial insecurity feels like, and I don't ever, ever want to be in that position again," she says.
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"If you ever ask for a favor because you're a contributor, it'll be the last conversation we ever had," he said.
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It was really a labor of love, but the hardest thing I've ever done but the best thing I've ever done.
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"No record executive or the idea of an external influence has ever come into my life — ever," Mr. Healy said earlier.
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What's the best book you've ever received as a gift and the most inappropriate book you've ever received as a gift?
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And political analysts point to ever more repressive policies from Beijing, leading to ever greater discontent from Hong Kong to Xinjiang.
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I've been sad ever since "The Americans" ended, and before finding "The Americans," I'd been sad ever since "Mad Men" ended.
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My message to these inspiring new graduates was simple: Never take "no" for an answer and don't ever, ever give up.
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Today, Trump demands loyalty from his party, throws countless allies under the bus, and most importantly, never, ever, ever admits wrongdoing.
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Last weekend, for the first time ever, a long-term cease-fire deal in America's longest-ever war went into effect.
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But I took the dare and that, apparently, was as bold as my suburban ass ever did or ever will get.
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While it will remain part of the alliance, Turkey may start fielding ever-less-interoperable weapons, and sharing ever fewer goals.
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This season was as powerful a display of the yams as we are ever likely to see, in any medium, ever.
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"Ever since, I have struggled with how and when to disclose this, if ever," Dushku wrote in a Saturday Facebook post.
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Again, there's no indication any of these deals were ever completed, or that any of these proposed payments were ever made.
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I mean if she'd ever do it -- I don't know that she'd ever do it .... she'd be sort of like me.
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"This is the most serious vote I think anyone on this committee has ever taken and will ever take," said Rep.
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As political and legal troubles mount, President Donald Trump holds ever tighter onto a base of support that grows ever smaller.
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So did you ever envision that "Evil Dead," this small shoot, would ever become a TV series and this big franchise?
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"I don't believe I've ever seen a guy do all of that and so well in a game ever," Stoops said.
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"Carole Baskin better never, ever, ever see me face to face," Maldonado-Passage says to the camera before shooting the doll.
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You know, I don't think he's ever thrown a punch in his life, and I don't think he's ever taken one.
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I don't think he's ever looked into what [former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard] David Duke has ever said about anything.
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I talked to union folks who were die-hard Democrats and said they would never, ever, ever vote for Hillary Clinton.
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But with all that behind him, does he ever see himself being the face of a college football program ever again?
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I haven't spent endless hours, if not days, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping, swiping with nothing to show for it apart from confusion as to why I so rarely match with men, if ever, and why of the men I do match with, none of them ever, ever, fucking ever respond to my messages.
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Our lives, our businesses and our children are ever-evolving and ever-changing and ever-moving so we kind of go with the flow, and I think that's what my experience on Housewives was… just going with the flow.
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Anthony Davis (21/267), James Harden (12/1), Blake Griffin (33/1) Never (ever, ever, ever) underestimate the power of a captivating narrative when a bunch of writers and TV and radio broadcasters are allowed to voice their opinion.
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That means being willing to apply their principles afresh to the existing and emerging problems of the ever-changing, ever-conflicted world.
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Nobody ever thought that people like us would ever go to college because it was a very two-class system in Ireland.
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The most times a girl has ever won is three, and the most anyone has ever won is Johnny Bananas with six.
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Otherwise get a pad and paper and start writing down every track you've ever liked and recording every playlist you've ever formed.
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I continue to make great progress, but today may be the best I'll ever get and that's all there will ever be.
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Plus, TLC is airing the first-ever live after show hosted by comedian Michelle Collins following 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?
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"You don't ever think anything like this could ever happen to you and then it does," she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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No big challenge has ever been solved and no lasting improvement has ever been achieved unless people dare to try something different.
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And ever since then, ever since I saw foundation on my skin, I could never look at my skin without foundation again.
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She was as well dressed as she had ever been for the whole week, and with more make-up than ever too.
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"I have the outtakes to &aposThe Apprentice&apos where he says every bad thing ever, every offensive, racist thing ever," Arnold claimed.
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It's an SUV, Aston Martin claims, but it's unlike any SUV I've ever seen or will ever have the means to purchase.
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Since the days of HBO's Oz, American entertainment has had a morbid fixation on the country's ever-expanding, ever-worsening prison system.
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But social media is ensuring a wider reach than ever, at a time when many feel it is more necessary than ever.
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In no way did I ever feel, nor was it ever indicated to me, that Kailey was uncomfortable during out intimate relationship.
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He's the foremost player we've ever had, he's maybe the greatest player I've ever seen, and we were lucky to have him.
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Retirees need health care, but costs are skyrocketing, there are more retirees than ever, and we are living longer than ever before.
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" When it was happening, people were hitting me up, making memes like "Don't ever ask Dam-Funk about Bruno Mars ever again.
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But you will not find that I ever changed a view or a vote because of any donation that I ever received.
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Email takes up more of our time than ever — but there are also more options than ever for keeping things under control.
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It's the longest we've ever been away from our apartment — and definitely the longest we've ever been away from our plant children.
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It handily grabs the title of the best Kindle ever, and is a pretty solid contender for best devoted e-reader ever.
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"It's pretty much the gnarliest thing that I've ever had to go through, and would never wish on anybody, ever," she says.
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I think it would take some time and we would need to do much more before we would ever, ever get there.
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And I will never, ever, ever in my whole life tell someone professional — super talented like she is — how to do things.
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" Another wrote: "If you have ever known Michael & Laurin Long Bank, then you've known one of the greatest love stories ever told.
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They've been traveling to Mars on their own ever since launch, making them the first CubeSats to ever go into deep space.
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Hark, the 2020 Shelby GT500 roars, both the most powerful street legal Mustang ever, and the most powerful Ford production car ever.
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But, while Everest experiencing more climbers than ever has led to more deaths than ever, climbers certainly won't stop attempting to summit.
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You name everybody I've ever fought and anybody I've ever tried to get a rematch; they don't want to fight me again.
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Trauma Doll is an ever-expanding, ever-growing project that Crespo will continue to expand and work upon with other multidisciplinary artists.
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The stock closed down 7.6 percent, off session lows, despite the highest-ever quarterly profit ever posted by the online retail giant.
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And yes, the cars are getting ever and ever closer to eliminating the steering wheel and basically becoming gigantic rolling movie theaters.
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Edwards believes his "Ice Age" thesis—economic cycles that deteriorate in ever decreasing circles—is drawing ever closer to its final stages.
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But there's one foodstuff that makes me want to vomit myself inside out: the ever-so-humble, ever-agreeable, omnipresent mashed potato.
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Keith and Salazar deny they ever had an affair and Kai Hernandez denied she ever made the accusation in the first place.
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Today's youth athletes specialize more than ever, which means that they are almost certainly "around football" more than Gundy's generation ever was.
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Like I can't imagine ever giving it up, and I also can't imagine ever not promoting and hosting events of some sort.
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He finally got her these stupid doughnuts and when I tell you she ate ever f—— doughnut, she ate ever f—— doughnut.
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Few candidates ever saw him as their main rival, so he has been spared from negative television ads ever since New Hampshire.
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This is, of course, the greatest show ever on television; twenty years on, public ardor for it remains as feverish as ever.
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Read these stories next:Here's Everything Leaving Netflix In FebruaryThe Most Ridiculous Hats Celebrities Have Ever Worn20 Of Ellen DeGeneres' Greatest Moments Ever
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"It was kind of like the greatest thing that ever happened and the worst thing that ever happened," Liv Tyler says, laughing.
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We had the most qualified female candidate we've ever seen, but also the one with the most baggage we had ever seen.
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But it is a worry, nonetheless, that the logic of competition seems to be ever-bigger clearing-houses with ever less collateral.
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Today, Melwood's financial position is the strongest it has ever been and it is employing more people with disabilities than ever before.
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Mahomes won MVP while producing the second-ever 5,000-yard, 13-touchdown season ever, and some think he will only get better.
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Social media, politics, and the bubble of distraction Last week we didn't see Apple's thinnest products ever, but its thinnest event ever.
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And microplastics don't degrade completely; instead, over time sunlight and ocean waves break them down into ever-tinier—ever-more-toxic—pieces.
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This new order has a way of making us feel more powerful than ever and more powerless than ever in rapid succession.
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Captive-bred zoo animals are hardly ever released into the wild, and therefore cannot ever have a positive impact on wild populations.
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"I would never, ever, ever vote for Hillary," the reality TV star says in a preview clip from Sunday's episode of E!
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Few generally vertical structures have ever been less stacklike, and no method of storing books has ever looked less like a shelf.
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To hear him talk, everything he touches is the best piece he's ever heard, the most important project he's ever worked on.
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Few people in Baltimore had ever heard of Wizig; it's unclear, in fact, whether he ever visited his properties in the city.
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Infectious diseases don't care about our morals; the only thing that has ever stopped them, or will ever stop them, is science.
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Parties are campaigning harder than ever to win over those swing seats, and this has meant raising ever-expanding sums of money.
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Go deeper: Mexico on track for most ever murders this year Mexican president tells Trump about the wall: "Not now, not ever"
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En masse, they see the error of their ways and refuse to ever pay money to watch a live set ever again.
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At the same time, there's more private foundations than ever, probably more press releases than ever about good work people are doing.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up, it seems, an opportunity to escalate," Cleaver said, chastising the lawmakers on the floor.
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Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Ink Eye Liner in Lustrous Plum and Lustrous Deep, $24, available at Make Up For Ever.
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It's easier than ever to get in touch with someone, and in that same vein, it's easier than ever to ghost someone.
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Now, as it struggles with climate change and an ever-larger threat from the populist right, Europe needs Germany more than ever.
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"It was truly insane watching that kid sing 'One Song Glory' as well as I've ever heard it sung ever," he said.
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True crime is as popular as it has ever been; memoir, and its attendant first-person content industry, more so than ever.
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But with its ever-expanding mission — in education, housing and more — will it ever stop raising cash and giving away valuable equity?
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There is more than ever to complain about and also more reason than ever to believe your complaints might actually do something.
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Do the Olafssons ever ask themselves if it was crazy to do expensive renovations on an ever-expanding place they don't own?
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You're asked to list the name of everyone you ever lived with, every address you ever inhabited, every detail of your finances.
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"Ted is the most wonderful man that ever lived — far above any dreams I ever had!" she signed off on one note.
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KING: Did you ever — did the FBI ever brief the Trump administration about the — the advisability of interacting directly with Ambassador Kislyak?
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "It was a really solemn moment, and also the first time ever that anyone's ever asked for Ted Cruz's autograph.
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"It's nothing I've ever aspired to do and I don't think I ever will," world number seven Scott told Reuters last year.
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" People leaving Trump rallies Trump said nobody ever leaves his rally speeches: "I know they're coming back, nobody ever leaves our speeches.
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There are more reasons than ever to understand how to protect your personal information, as major website breaches become ever more frequent.
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It is uncertain that the book will ever be published now, and less likely that Rybolovlev's masterpieces will ever be shown together.
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In a high-pressure art world, where judgments are ever faster and prices ever higher, that may be its most valuable function.
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That was because of the severity of the challenge — the fires moved faster than ever before, they burned hotter than ever before.
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"Jessi was the most amazing spirit that I have ever or will ever know," said Combs' boyfriend Terry Madden in a statement.
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The Simpsons on FXX FXX has been very generous with The Simpsons ever since its ambitious "Every Simpsons Ever" marathon in 2014.
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Instead I feel better about the ship itself than I ever have, and I am more eager than ever to fly again.
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"How could we ever win the game of life/When all we ever knew was pain and strife/Every day," she muses.
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I think that we are now reckoning with the idea that companies have more power than ever, they're more global than ever.
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Unless I was trying for children or something along those lines, I don't see how I'd ever, ever want to do that.
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"You will never ever hear him talk about his conversations, his advice, their discussions, ever," said Marc Lotter, Mr. Pence's former spokesman.
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"She was never a team player, and ever since she took up this post, she has become ever more authoritarian," said Mrs.
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That's the first time that's ever happened, to my knowledge, ever — certainly since the two party system evolved into its present configuration.
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It says more than my dim conclusions ever could, in a way that's more honest and heartfelt than I could ever muster.
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