So watch the video above to learn another one of Oprah's secrets, and don't forget to "FLUFF, FLUFF FLUFF."
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This year, give the classic Turkey Day dessert an update with toasted marshmallow cinnamon fluff. CINNAMON. FLUFF.
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The gourmet s'mores and marshmallow company, which formerly went by the name Fluff It, has launched a line of marshmallow fluff that comes with two surprising flavors.
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And over and over, Cuca encounters music, which Abreu visualizes as puffs of brightly colored fluff drifting from instruments and hovering on the breeze like dandelion fluff.
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After all, a Pomeranian is already pretty much just a giant ball of fluff, and a cream puff is basically the pastry version of a ball of fluff.
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" Witness the hostile customers in Sean Skelton's "Pure Fluff.
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In short, there is a lot of fluff in this event presentation, but it's fluff that's hard to get too down on because Apple's vision of an enabled classroom is inspiring as hell.
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After 15 minutes or so, fluff with a fork. 11.
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Dogs shows aren't all about butt fluff and perfect prancing.
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The secret to the perfect combo of fluff and crisp?
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To those who think this article is fluff — it ain't.
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It was an ember in a nest of seed fluff.
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Spray a small amount onto your roots, fluff and voilà!
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Fluff with a fork and let sit another 5 minutes.
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The pillow bounces back to its shape with a quick fluff.
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I could care less about the shiny stuff or the fluff.
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That means short paragraphs and sentences, no fluff, and practical insights.
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The other one - Maxi Fluff is for women on heavier periods.
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King of fluff Michael Bublé is here to take you out.
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Little balls of fluff as far as the eye can see!
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"It wasn't a bunch of fluff that gets applause," he said.
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After you fluff it with a fork, it's ready to eat.
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From How-To: Make Pumpkin Pie with Toasted Marshmallow Cinnamon Fluff
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The kind that can make a professional golfer fluff easy putts?
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The pups will be divided into Team Fluff and Team Ruff.
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The winner of this year's Puppy Bowl XVI is Team Fluff.
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No frills, no fluff, just Amazon and Google playing nice together.
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It's that CD Projekt RED puts an emphasis on meaningful stuff to do, and even when it packs the world with fluff, it lets you know how to avoid that fluff if you don't want it.
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Apparently, nobody else was interested in adopting the little nugget of fluff.
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Fluff from pillows for an exhibition, Pink Noise, lightly dusts the furniture.
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I didn't know the words, so I did fluff some of it.
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Remove the lid from the rice and fluff up with a fork.
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Fluff translucent powder under eyes, on forehead and down the nose 21.
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With non-ideological parties, the campaign so far has been mostly fluff.
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But the Alpha and Omega stuff at the end is pure fluff.
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My roommate helped us tie on the tutus and fluff them out.
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We need to cast off this fluff and get down to business.
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"A lot of fluff with no substance," Crowley told C-SPAN afterward.
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We're talking about Rory of the Puppy Bowl's Team Fluff, of course.
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I have visions of cotton candy fluff caressing my dry, flaky skin.
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She's prompting other bloggers to use their pets as fluff-laden backdrops.
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Even when their content amounts to fluff, they offer empathy and reassurance,
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Just spritz your roots, give it a little fluff, and you're done.
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There was no fluff or exaggeration — if anything, it's all super downplayed.
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No, neither the bread nor the milk fluff is on the menu.
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It's the day we celebrate fluff, yips, tiny tummies, and wagging tails.
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"I'll be back in a minute to fluff my room," she said.
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Puppet murder scenes, strewn with fluff and shredded fabric, are also funny.
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It makes the beret look better if you shave off the fluff.
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Yes, it's an obnoxious cliché, but it's not just self-help fluff.
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In the "Pure Fluff" video, Mr. Bedor visits two cat-centric households.
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Beyond narrative fluff, the three AI Ghosts are indistinguishable from one another.
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Consuming the sweetness and fluff was like being force-fed cotton candy.
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And, like Oliver, she doesn't do celebrity interviews, which eliminates promotional fluff.
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"I use a hair dryer to fluff up her fur," he said.
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It does almost everything you need it to, but without the fluff.
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What is this instinct to stuff and fluff, to gild the lily?
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More ominously, the threats that characters face on this show are not fluff.
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It's a trope that lends itself equally well to both fluff and angst.
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You would not just call me to fluff my pillows for 15 minutes.
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STIREWALT: Now usually in the administration this is fluff and busy work, right.
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They are now directly affecting foreign policy and can't be dismissed as fluff.
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Not to mention, everyone uses it, and it's basically just a fluff statement.
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Gently fluff the rice with a wooden spoon or rice scoop and serve.
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He was no longer white fluff but knots of yellow and brown string.
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"Don't believe the fluff," Marchionne told analysts when asked about self-driving cars.
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Trim employees there, hire them hereBut the news isn't just public-relations fluff.
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The stores are set up like warehouses, stripped of all fluff and frills.
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They turned everything, even hatred, even love, into fluff I could bat away.
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Or to be more precise, the yeast present in said belly button fluff.
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Time will tell whether the accessibility scheme is more than public relations fluff.
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Otherwise, it's just fluff, unless they're writing about themselves and what they know.
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And they might be great someday, but for now it's just marketing fluff.
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"'Beach reads' are generally considered fluff pieces for fluff readers, which is a coded way of saying 'lady books for lady readers,'" said Alexandra Franklin, assistant to literary agent Vicky Bijour, echoing many of the responses I received on social media.
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The dogs spend their time playing with the giant bear and spreading fluff everywhere.
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Let me explain: I've never been much on the sentimental fluff of Thanksgiving Day.
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One is pulling fluff out of the leg while the other is humping it.
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I was trying to fluff things up to get the blood-flow to happen.
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Out of the shower his bare feet immediately gather up fluff from the carpet.
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You might think romance novels are at best fluff and at worst horribly regressive.
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"I was bummed that they didn't actually put marshmallow fluff in there," Velez lamented.
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"Made friends with this massive ball of fluff yesterday," he captioned the adorable picture.
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Egg whites and sugar beaten into a white glossy fluff, and then it's baked.
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The consistency was ideally fluff-ified with a bonus crunch from the coconut topping.
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Once the water is absorbed, fluff with a fork and serve or let cook.
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TMZ is, at its core, more focused on investigative reporting than amateur fluff pieces.
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Scientists compared the composition to spun sugar and cotton candy; more fluff than solid.
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That early conversation changed me to being 100 percent about merit with no fluff.
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What a lot of people don't know is that marketing is not just fluff.
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Using a scoop or a spoon, top center of the cooled pie with fluff.
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Its predecessors in that franchise were hugely entertaining but also more than just fluff.
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The 250 branches are bendable, so you can fluff them out however you want.
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Oprah added faux-fur hats from House of Fluff to her annual gift guide.
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Cost: $125Find out more about the House of Fluff Faux-Fur Explorer Hats here.
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Such well-publicized balls of fluff seem to have no trouble finding furever homes.
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Do your job correctly and the scent of toasted white fluff fills the air.
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By Tết 1974 mothers could barely buy ricemuch less bloomers to fluff toddler dresses.
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" Shapiro says that it means "to pretty something up—to fluff someone's sequin pillows.
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Just swipe the spoolie brush across your brows for a quick fluff and fill.
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Over the years, our 10-pound fluff ball was a constant in our lives.
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The hour-long broadcast was mostly fluff; the draw itself took about 10 minutes.
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The music video isn't your usual brand of pop fluff, but it's saying something important.
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Forty-nine canine players will take the field, representing either Team Ruff or Team Fluff.
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The entire line is focused around paring back women's routines, and avoiding fluff and filler.
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Breath of the Wild takes this idea, cuts out the fluff, and expands upon it.
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Ricco teases out its leafy fluff with shape-tugging strokes of black, burgundy and blue.
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest little piece of fluff of them all?
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Both adorable fluff balls have been implanted with trackers so researchers can record their movements.
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It's a no-fluff Wear OS device that puts traditional watch form over extended functionality.
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Hung from the ceiling, the installation features cloud "fluff" made out of hypoallergenic polyester fiber.
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The kitty's fluff makes him look huge and so much cuter than your average cumulonimbus.
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"Use a tighter brush with a bit of fluff in it to blend," she advises.
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At Christmas, go a little crazy and top it with bruleed cinnamon-spiked marshmallow fluff.
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But when it came to covering hard news, it never resorted to gimmicky or fluff.
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The storm of fluff, barks and wagging tails immediately got The Queen actress, 71, smiling.
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But once you unwrap them, the pillows will quickly fluff up to their full size.
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Using a torch, burn the top of the fluff so that it is mostly black.
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There are 1,238 branch tips to fluff out and hold all of your favorite ornaments.
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Her dresses had little fluff or flounce and were often strapless with sheer illusion necklines.
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Some private schools provided no grades at all, substituting platitudinous fluff for any measurable achievement.
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Plus, how could you not love fluffy, chocolate, cakelike cookies sandwiched together with marshmallow fluff?
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Their initial crackle melted into a corn-flavored fluff on the tongue before completely disappearing.
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With a score of 63-59, Team Fluff beat Team Ruff in a close game.
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Because I am a Type A, there's not a lot of room for fluff, typically.
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The White Company's hydrocotton helps you dry off quickly while being wrapped in maximum fluff.
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I fluff my pillows and position my weighted blanket accordingly, and nuzzle in my bed.
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They also offer books that are much more substantive than the fluff I usually pick!
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Some critics dismissed such accomplishments as overhyped fluff; others warned of a rising nanny state.
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Even "Fox & Friends," which can always be counted on to fluff Trump's ego, raised doubts.
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But the real reason you probably clicked on this is because of the cinnamon fluff.
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This little ball of fluff saved me far more than I ever could have rescued her.
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Fluff the quinoa with a fork, and add the apples, apple juice, lemon juice and vinegar.
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This $5.99 chocolate cupcake is filled with peanut-butter fluff and topped with peanut-butter buttercream.
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Because this series is all about gaming, Gigabyte also packed in a bunch of RGB fluff.
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Infosec branding is similar to skincare products—unregulated claims offered in a saccharine spoonful of fluff.
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I know this sounds like Hallmark fluff but you really do want to remember this stuff.
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"❤️ my hot chocolate w/ a hint of marshmallow fluff ❤️," DeJesus, 23, captioned the photo.
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Instead I took 242015 days to make it through 24100 pages of sappy romantic teen fluff.
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She didn't fluff last year's election only because of a wooden campaign and a botched manifesto.
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The Puppy Bowl XV starting lineup includes 39 puppies and pits Team Ruff against Team Fluff.
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Learning secrets of the universe and life through the unexpected birth of these gaddamn fluff miracles.
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Fluff cooked bulgur with a fork and let cool completely, then add in the remaining ingredients.
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The moment these all-fluff-no-facts hit pieces disappear is the moment to begin worrying.
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To assemble, just attach the tinsel tree to the matching stand and fluff out the branches.
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The Santa Clara Fire Department later said the fluff was from a malfunctioning fire suppression system.
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You may have to occasionally fluff it like any other down pillow, but it responds well.
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They cut out all of the non-essential fluff, and still had an event to remember.
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Ah, so that's what happened to the tub of marshmallow fluff and that wedge of cheddar.
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He said the chatter was "fluff" and the markets will likely focus on fundamentals and earnings.
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"Even a decade ago we were seen as fluff and fun," he said of his field.
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But, kind of like pop music, you'd be wrong to write off these films as fluff.
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Pandas, we learn, are not bumbling fluff balls too busy being cute to breed in captivity.
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The Puppy Bowl XVI starting lineup includes 24 puppies and pits Team Ruff against Team Fluff.
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But it's hard to sell three words for $218, so they come garnished with candy fluff.
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The second is a s'mores-inspired variation, which layers the fluff with graham cracker-flavored cookie dough.
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Republican Governor Matt Bevin, who has called climate change science "fluff and theory," entered office in December.
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There's a bit of fluff padding out the experience, but the core of the game is solid.
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"There's a lot of fluff behind helping soldiers," said former sergeant and current VETS coordinator David Tejada.
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So no new grams, but fans could still enjoy video of Bieber's new "fluff ball" dog, Todd.
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The puppies will be divided into Team Ruff and Team Fluff to compete for the the Chewy.
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The next day, take the milk out and shave it with a fork to create fluff. 3.
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Turns out the dad to these adorable bundles of fluff is one of Jenner's other dogs, Norman.
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Until then, enjoy these innocent, jovial bundles of black-and-white fluff tumbling about like sweet snowballs.
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Women would develop that halo of fluff around their hairline which was a result of hair breakage.
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Before his haircut, Wembley was a majestic ball of fluff and afterwards, he was...well, you'll see.
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Note: If not serving right away, fluff the rice and leave uncovered until it has stopped steaming.
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After that, rinse it with water and return rice to your pot to fluff with a fork.
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Vinyl is a risk: the needle skips, fluff builds up, it'll never sound as loud as a .
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It looks pretty lightweight—like a bunch of off-colored dandelion fluff—but nonetheless excruciating to remove.
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Who needs ice cream or whipped cream to top your pie if it's covered in marshmallow fluff?
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On Sunday, hop on over to a pop-up for the faux fur line House of Fluff.
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"The View" once thrived on its mix of seriousness and fluff but now seemed encumbered by it.
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It's popcorn, minus the explosion into fluff — a worthwhile trade-off, sacrificing lightness for meatiness and crunch.
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Since the goal of some executive orders is good publicity, they "can be complete fluff," he added.
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The first flavor is your basic chocolate chip cookie dough recipe, layered with big swirls of marshmallow fluff.
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The pets are left wondering "what the fluff?" as they stare at the space their owners once stood.
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"The message society is trying to tell us (by airbrushing everything, erasing dimples and rolls and fluff) is."
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On Christmas, zoo employees noticed a small orange ball of fluff clinging to one of the new residents.
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She started aggressively recruiting writers across campus to balance the ratio of "fluff pieces" her group was producing.
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No notebooks allowed—only paper that doesn't release fluff if you tear it—and no clicky ballpoint pens.
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Through relentless reporting and deep analysis, we zero in on the most revealing stories in tech: no fluff.
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They were just so fucking tight, and this was before the sequencers and fluff that they introduced later.
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He looks like a fluff ball as he zooms around the apartment in an attempt to get dry.
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Cotton ball–sized fluff from poplar trees rolled over the grass in the courtyard of our apartment building.
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With hot, humid days still upon us, it's easy to embrace the fluff and call it a day.
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Pandas, those roly-ply balls of bamboo and fluff, are actually quite agile when they choose to be.
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Less successful is the silly pop fluff of "Nintendo Game," where she contextualizes a relationship as a showdown.
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Then, she developed a process to seal the banana fiber fluff into pads with old paper-making equipment.
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Step 4: Brush all of your hair up into a pony, and fluff up your base for volume.
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And the vegetables are important and also boring, while the fluff is engaging and interesting but not important.
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For the third year, The Hallmark Channel is treating cuddle connoisseurs to a day of fluff and football.
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The adorable fluff ball is a fairy penguin, and weighed under 2 ounces, according to the Associated Press.
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Once you take it out, it needs up to 48 hours to expand and reach full fluff potential.
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Let stand for 10 minutes and fluff with fork, then let sit for two to three more minutes.
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Maybe this would be reason enough to lose the fluff, or maybe the earlier feathers evolved into scales.
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But what the hell do you learn from watching a turtle eat an innocent ball of fluff alive?
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When my Jamaican mother's family fried their batches in Kingston, they'd fluff the meat in a yolky dough.
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This is alchemy, It's not a dark story that gets darker but it's also not just light fluff.
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People joke about belly button fluff and some decorate this part of their body with piercings and jewels.
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Though the group was known for tackling serious topics in its music, this early single was delightful fluff.
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Now is the time to fluff the grains — gently, to avoid disturbing the transformation happening at the bottom.
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That billowy head of bubbles, long dismissed as empty fluff, is finally getting some attention from American brewers.
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The markdowns are major, including 40% off the 2019 Beauty Innovator Award-winning NYX Fill & Fluff brow pencil.
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Sky Ramune charms, Witch Hat charms, Fluff and Roll charms, and MS Plant charms will be available again!
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Not a lot of the fluff, the pools and the basketball courts and a lot of heavy payroll.
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But the post-blow dried photographs show a far more familiar looking cat, full of life and voluminous fluff.
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"You turn the radio on and it's fluff, you are listening to 90 per cent computerized voices," he said.
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" Jessa also tells her younger brother that three of the sisters "get to fluff the train because it's massive.
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You've got to let it come down a couple percent, get a little of the fluff out of it.
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They fluff up their tails, often when they're alarmed It makes them look larger and probably confuses the enemy.
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But honestly, we don't mind because the fluff is balanced with the meat and potatoes of Ginsburg's legal work.
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Instead, it acts as a barrier against the humidity that makes your hair expand and fluff in the heat.
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The Socialist Party could yet fluff this historic choice and condemn itself, Corbyn-style, to irrelevance or even extinction.
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When I fluff up my hair, it gives me major vintage vibes and makes me feel confident and strong.
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A group of brewers from Australia have produced beer with yeast grown from their very own belly button fluff.
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"We weren't really sure if trying to get yeast from a belly button fluff would actually work," he said.
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Some of them are with their mothers, Mama Rose types who fluff their daughters' hair and straighten their outfits.
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Krystal Ball: CNN relentlessly mocked for Pete Buttigeig fluff piece A senior campaign adviser to Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.
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One member of Fornieles' crew started literally tackling people to the ground, while more fluff and confetti rained down.
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Get ready for the kind of fluff pieces that'll make Bloody Bill Belichick sound like the voice of reason!
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Five years later at sleep-away camp in New Hampshire, it was the marshmallow fluff, contaminated by peanut butter.
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She scoops marshmallow fluff out of a jar and downs several enchiladas at a time heaped with mole sauce.
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It will illuminate your life with beautiful, sweet, white fluff that restores your faith in goodness and egg whites.
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San Francisco Magazine just made clear its future will involve a lot less journalism and a lot more fluff.
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Their fear is legitimate and we must refuse to let it fall through the cracks between the fluff pieces.
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The other girls' tights, unlike mine, didn't dig into their waists like a pink belt around teddy bear fluff.
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Her signature item is the best-selling oatmeal marshmallow cookie — soft oatmeal cookies sandwiching a generous dollop of fluff.
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The Berlin-based, anti-fluff app Clue, founded by Ida Tin, would seem like an answer to this concern.
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Lau just isn't as good at the new-school fluff fortunes as the company's founder's nephew James Wong is.
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It started as a weird bit of '80s period piece fluff, then only gained relevance as it went on.
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Now, The Toasted Mallow has elevated edible cookie dough to new, gooey goodness by combining cookie dough with marshmallow fluff.
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She eats chocolate less frequently, but loves a good Cadbury Creme Egg and is a big fan of marshmallow fluff.
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Young adult fiction isn't just age-appropriate fluff, some of the best stories have gone to some brave, dark places.
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After donning a cotton ball headpiece to represent the soft fluff inside the iconic boots, break out your best dirt.
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Made with brown sugar pecan brittle, scratch-made marshmallow fluff and roasted sweet potatoes, it's sweet nostalgia by the scoop.
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She will usually come hop in your lap, squat down and fluff up when she wants to be loved on.
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Our goal is to get four doors, the amenities you need to get by and none of the expensive fluff.
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It also makes him the perfect test subject to confirm whether doggie clean eating really is more than just fluff.
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Shakespeare in Fluff reimagines some of Shakespeare's best-known plays — including Hamlet, Macbeth, and Romeo and Juliet — in animal form.
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Whatever your mood, there's a lumbering black-and-white ball of fluff to symbolize some personal joy or existential angst.
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"They can also ask for special items like spreads (one of them is a big fan of Fluff)," Levasseur said.
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MJ's interview with McCallister goes from fluff to murky waters as she slowly begins grilling him about racially motivated injustices.
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She let me hold her, pose for photos, pet the adorable bit of fluff on the bridge of her nose.
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Eventually, an officer was able to reach her hand into the car and grab on to the bundle of fluff.
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ByteDance's popular news aggregator Jinri Toutiao, or "today's headlines," received similar criticisms for giving its 120 million daily users "fluff".
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Dress yourself up with a classy, pom-embellished riding cap or keep it whimsical with a colorful fluff covered sweater .
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This comforter has the perfect amount of fluff and warmth, all while being lighter than what I am used to.
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"That fire inside is something we all have, but it gets covered over by the fluff of life," Grylls says.
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James told Brides that she is no stranger to the train-fluff; she's done bridesmaid duty a dozen times already.
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While the essence of the Islamic fashion is arguably about recognizing Muslim women's needs, many Western lines fluff the delivery.
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The regalia, the speeches, and the handshake all felt like worthless fluff that would take hours to take part in.
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Her work is anchored in a real woman — there is no fluff or glamour — she's as raw as it gets.
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Lush swaths of foraged wild smilax vines and milkweed fluff hung like clouds above guests' heads in the dining room.
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The Neato Robotics D750 robot vacuum is designed to take control of the fluff and fur your pets leave behind.
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I can see the fan art already, and the fluff-filled fan fiction stories populating on Archive of Our Own.
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The Weinstein story, it is worth remembering, wasn't broken by entertainment journalists who need him to fluff up their copy.
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With her music, Eilish is not trying to fluff her own ego or inauthentically make herself seem a certain way.
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As an adult, it's even more disheartening to know that achieving that level of fluff for sleeping just isn't gonna happen.
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Critics generally panned albums by Wings, Mr McCartney's post-Beatles band, many of which were dominated by whimsical soft-rock fluff.
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Fluff that test and no amount of revelations about palling around with terrorists will keep Mr Corbyn out of Downing Street.
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I've discovered that second-day bangs are the best so I curl my hair, fluff the bangs, and walk the pup.
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"Stephanie and our cat Fluff have made it into my material and it's the strongest part of my show," she says.
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Slightly spongy, disturbingly homogenous, and perched atop a textureless fluff of instant mashed potatoes, the meatballs were both bland and forgettable.
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But this story of superheroes bashing their way to increasing relevance can obscure a parallel history of highly acclaimed comics fluff.
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Well, after about two months of much-needed recovery, the little fluff ball that stole the Internet's heart is hardly recognizable.
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You can see the light fuzz he's covered in, the small cracks in his eyebrows, and the fluff of his hair.
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Mark Shapiro, then an ESPN executive vice president, told Ms. Burke that it could be a serious reporting job, not fluff.
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I'll break down the benefits of each one in turn, but let me assure you that neither is mere marketing fluff.
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Next time you're stuck in the wild you'll know what to do, provided you have gum, a battery and some fluff.
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The feather and down are known to fluff up like new after, and the gel poly fiber won't clump at all.
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There's just one cord that powers the whole tree and the pre-shaped branches require minimal effort to style and fluff.
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"As you can see, we have many babies," the woman, Dorota Trec, said as a little black fluff ball bounded by.
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"The degree outline was not full of philosophical or fluff classes like I saw with other online MBA programs," said Kopf.
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Dig into Cara Nicoletti's Goat Cheese Pumpkin Pie, Callie Speers's Chess Pie, Ovenly's Pumpkin Pie with Cinnamon Fluff, and many more.
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This big-eared ball of fluff is a summon character from the final game, as well as series entries before it.
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So, animal fans, here's a rundown of how to watch these fluff balls outmaneuver each other in winning over our hearts.
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Small balls of gray catkin fluff blew on the wind, seedpods from poplars, which bloom all over Warsaw in the spring.
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From left: House of Fluff convertible cape coat (the sleeves can be unhooked), $990; and oversize teddy bomber, $690; at houseoffluff.com.
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The teams emerge, I sit up straight, and there is the usual fluff of TV commercials and dumb graphics before kickoffs.
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It was three-plus minutes of old-style celebrity fluff getting crashed into and unmoored by new-style celebrity self-creation.
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You can see she's got the FULL attention of the students as she opens up about sex, guns and other fluff.
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As a whole, I wish news organizations would focus more on real global issues, instead of fluff pieces or celebrity scandals.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But that's just some fun fluff, because what's probably the best thing about the 7.1 is its build.
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Bunton's company sells diapers made with far fewer chemicals than leading brands and chlorine-free fluff pulp harvested from sustainably managed forests.
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One occurs at the ginnery, where huge clumps of seed-studded fluff are shovelled into gigantic machines that clean and comb them.
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The couple showed off his semi-straightened hair, which looked more like a giant fluff-ball than Simone's own pin-straight 'do.
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This little fluff ball managed to climb half-way up the tree, tangle itself in garland and knock ornaments to the ground.
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Belly Button Beer, the beer for every true beer connoisseur who can get past the fact they are drinking someone's naval fluff.
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That warm ball of feline fluff that always comforts you during the hard times, is being accused of making PMS more difficult.
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I looked at Fluff and said let's forget about the front nine and go and fire a good number on the back.
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All that and we wrapped up with some Bezos fluff because we all deserve a break during this time of the year.
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Do you, too, miss the days when joyous fluff balls, Bo and Sunny Obama, roamed the snowy grounds of the White House?
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Nowadays they mix celebrity gossip and feel-good stories with hastily rewritten press releases, the occasional outrage-bait, and sundry viral fluff.
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"I'm so glad this stock's been going down before the quarter because that takes out a lot of the fluff," Cramer said.
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If you're not hip to insulation lingo, down is the fluff that grows naturally on ducks and geese, just underneath the feathers.
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Normally people avoid the ocean when it turns to marshmallow fluff, due to an influx of sea snakes, according to the BBC.
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She wasn't looking for new material; she just wanted an amusing distraction, a bit of fluff to alleviate the hours of gridlock.
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She's misleading her voters with fluff pieces that she's attributing to independent journalism, when it's just really coming from lobbyists or herself.
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A ritual of autumn — cracking the dry pods to watch the seed-bearing white fluff escape and catch the winds — has faded.
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What would you say to people who accuse Tiger Muay Thai of being just a fluff gym with nothing serious to offer?
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She and Tinker fought the network often, especially in the first season, to focus on real issues instead of standard sitcom fluff.
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Lucas stuffed tights with cotton-like kapok fluff and sat them on chairs, and placed them on or around a snooker table.
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"We are seeing the truth of how much (of the demand) was fluff," added a fund manager who participated in the deal.
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House of Fluff, a new label just introduced by the New York fashion veterans Kym Canter and Alex Dymek, can change that.
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None of this is particularly high-impact viewing, but dropping in for 10 or 20 minutes of fluff time never hurt anyone.
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Shows like this aren't fluff — they're subversive, self-aware and capable of depicting the complexities of women of color in nuanced ways.
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Every lemon bar filling is an attempt to transform lemon juice and sugar from liquid and grit into a unified, creamy fluff.
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In the wedding pas de deux, we talk about streamlining it and not adding too much extra fluff that we don't need.
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I was weak and could not resist its forces, fair enough, but I also started to see it as filler and fluff.
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A precious ball of fluff, the cub didn't have to do much to enchant us, but she still pulled out all the stops.
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Most of Love & Hip Hop, episode 3 was fluff content to pad two significant moments in the episode that I'll talk about later.
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To dry her hair without adding extra fluff, he used a diffuser, which disperses the heat to keep her curls in place. 5.
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A vanilla version with strawberry fluff and buttercream, however, will be available at Disney World's Port Orleans Resorts from now until February 28.
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Adorable (and adoptable!) players from Team Ruff and Team Fluff graced the PEOPLE Now studios on Tuesday morning, accompanied by referee Dan Schachner.
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Since then, this brave little fluff has become an international sensation for obvious reasons: clearly, it's training to be in the X-Men.
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At the same time, there are works done in pastel and poster paint full of marks as delicate and resilient as dandelion fluff.
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Spend a bit more time with OxygenOS though, and you realize the Shelf keeps all the useful stuff while cutting out the fluff.
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Simply use the foil from the gum packet to connect the ends of the battery, and hold it near the fluff for kindling.
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"I see so many women get early morning blowouts and have them frizz and fluff by the afternoon and picture time," he says.
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When Amazon's Jeff Bezos first talked about delivery by drones back in 2013, I scoffed that it was nothing more than PR fluff.
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The adoptable puppy players for Team Ruff and Team Fluff were recruited from 44 animal shelters and rescue organizations across the United States.
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In August, we'll get a S'Mores version of the dessert, which contains chocolate pudding, graham crackers, marshmallow fluff, marshmallows, bananas, and chocolate shavings.
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That suggests that there's a lot of fluff in the system, giving federal dollars to private insurers who are then turning a profit.
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"If you don't think that you can defend something on the merits, then you go for the fluff," said Democratic strategist Jon Selib.
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But the deputies decided to test it using a field test kit, which indicated the 1.5-ounce wad of blue fluff contained methamphetamine.
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There were sticks — yep, real sticks from the outdoors — topped with lemon and thyme flavored, toasted marshmallow fluff, which tasted a bit plain ...
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These are the genres that get dismissed as fluff, which is how our culture regards art that makes women's lives look like fun.
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"The new policy is more marketing fluff than diligent effort to fix the problem," Benjamin Edelman, a Harvard Business School Professor, told CNBC.
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I normally don't try Pinterest-worthy hair tutorials because of my hair's tendency to fluff and frizz the more I mess with it.
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Since then, the puppies have been divided into Team Ruff and Team Fluff, with the "highest-scoring" team taking home bragging (wagging?) rights.
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So the clue "Allergy-triggering fluff" for CAT HAIR is technically true, even if your cat has never triggered an allergy in anyone.
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One of the animals, a giant ball of fluff, was cradled in her arms, and suddenly a small crowd of onlookers surrounded her.
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This year, as in recent years, it has become a launching pad for marketing fluff and promoting privacy practices that don't hold up.
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You can also choose from the standard BarkBox filled with plush toys or the Super Chewer Box filled with fluff-free tough toys.
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Far from fluff, good story-telling is a crucial leadership skill for motivating commitment and moving a strategy from abstract idea to action.
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It also takes a plan — how do you compete with all that opulent fluff when you're in a more minimalist frame of mind?
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The show has some fun stuff, but there's just so much expository and trope-y fluff that it gets in its own way.
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The Mediaite story I referenced earlier pointed out that CNN's fluff job wasn't the first time that Bruce and Liz have sat down.
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While not all frosting has eggs in it, it is common to use three large egg whites to give your frosting extra fluff.
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But the Russia story has generally been treated (except, perhaps, by Michael Moore) as hard news, while Daniels has been dismissed as fluff.
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To determine the most and least frequently used words, he had to cut out the fluff—super common words like the, and, that, etc.
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The point is to learn programming as it is nakedly, minus as much gunk and fluff that can possibly be removed from the experience.
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In an era where recipes read like memoirs and restaurant reviews verge on literature, it's refreshing to see a reviewer cut out the fluff.
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Travis the Translator is a new project on Indiegogo that strips out most of the smartphone fluff to create a simple, portable translation device.
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She prefers being outside in the winter; foxes love cold weather, in a week they fluff right up and have a huge winter coat.
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The course contains no fluff and will dive straight into each topic, so you'll waste no time going over things of no educational value.
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The bouncy ball of fluff just can't seem to get over how wonderful the world is, as everything around him brings such great excitement.
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And while polls and quizzes are often conflated with clickbait and fluff, Orren said they can be used to illustrate more serious news, too.
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"Dear god, no!" scream those below, ducking under any protection they can find as chunks of debris and white fluff fall all around them.
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This fluff ball of cat is so lazy that it's pulled in a plastic container attached to a remote controlled car and clearly DGAF.
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Including specific feedback you've received and goals you've met can help you avoid needing to use "fluff" to fill out your work experience. 4.
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The crowd started shouting, and the dancers unleashed a deluge of confetti and white fluff, signifying that a lot was about to fall down.
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If nothing else, it's a place where Beyond Good and Evil fans can get an early look at the fluff for the upcoming game.
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On Wednesday, the rapper, 26, shared an adorable photo, which shows the mother-daughter duo wearing matching electric pink Fluff Yeah slides by UGG.
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At this point, you might be thinking that elections are really all about pocketbook issues and politicians' stories are just a bunch of fluff.
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PowMow earns its moniker by receiving an average of 500 inches annually of Utah's dry, light fluff — the area doesn't even have snow-making.
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That makes for a dumber film, but the target audience for this colorful tuneful fluff won't care and may even consider it an improvement.
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There's a book about it, but Amazon reviewers weren't impressed, saying it was "a lot of fluff" and not a lot of original advice.
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Tune in to Animal Planet at 3 pm EST to watch Team Fluff take on Team Ruff (!!!!!!!!), or check out the live puppy cam (
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"Trump is exactly the kind of guy Mario hated: all fluff and no substance," said Bill Eimicke, who served as Mario Cuomo's housing czar.
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Available at participating locations throughout the U.S.A. and Canada, it's likely that the soft orange fluff will be filling your social media feeds this weekend.
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Though the fluff is not vegan (it contains egg whites), it does not contain any corn syrup or gelatin, according to the Toasted Mallow website.
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Style Code Live takes many of the power moves Amazon has made over the past two decades and channels them into perky, cheesy video fluff.
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The risk with using them is that you might not be taken seriously — after all, empty fluff on your résumé is never a good look.
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Puppy Bowl is celebrating its 15th year of fluff on the field – and to celebrate, they're bringing an unprecedented amount of cuteness to the competition.
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But from very early on in Christopher Robin, director Marc Forster makes it clear that his movie is not some simple piece of diversionary fluff.
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After about 5 to 6 weeks, when the chick is larger and has lost some of its baby fluff, it will start getting swimming lessons.
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And so the loris exploded into our collective imaginations as an adorable ball of fluff with eyes to give a Disney princess an inferiority complex.
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If you're in a hurry to hit the sack, pop the pillow into your dryer for 10 minutes or so to quickly fluff it up.
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Reviewers say it takes around 10 minutes to set up the wire tree, fluff up the branches, hang the ornament, and lay out the blanket.
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Just snap the two pieces of the tree together, attach the stand, unfold the branches, and then fluff and bend the branches until they're perfect.
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If you watch it closely enough, you can see the exact moment the hidden truth about Iceland emerges from under the sheen and the fluff.
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So many miniature-sized things in one place just looks precious, like when kittens sleep together in a giant pile of fluff and toe beans.
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He resorts to a crude experiment to see which friends are just there to fluff his ego and which have his best interests at heart.
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The peanut fluff acts as a bed for three scoops of ice cream which are then topped with cilantro and wrapped in a tender crepe.
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And despite the spam, marketing fluff and occasional reply-all nightmare that lands in my inbox, it's still a decent place to get work done.
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Throw in Jeff Bridges as Haley's gruff but fatherly coach, and you've got an immensely enjoyable piece of disposable fluff for your long holiday weekend.
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Year after year, the Walmart heirs prove no one comes close to their brand of exploitation, which they wrap in public relations fluff and deception.
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It gets everywhere and on everything, and it sometimes seems like there is nothing you can do to stop the onslaught of fluff and fur.
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While I admittedly didn't take a thermometer to bed with me, I can say that this technology isn't marketing fluff — it actually worked for me.
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At worst, the feel-good fluff leaves both customers and employees with a false sense of security over the safety and quality of such ingredients.
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"We realized that a lot of what was out there was either pure fluff or really heavy and guilt-inducing," says Dodo president YuJung Kim.
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In late 2017, Kym Canter, a former creative director of the fur house J. Mendel, founded House of Fluff, an all-faux, cruelty-free label.
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The crepe cake is innocuous enough, a saccharine slice of fluff topped in a pastel layer of marshmallowy frosting with the texture and consistency of styrofoam.
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Predictably, given craftier producers and fewer opportunities to get sensitive, Shinee pinup idol Taemin's vaguely wink-wink-sexual pop-fluff debut outclasses his English counterpart Zayn's.
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First off, NBC regularly airs amazing fluff profiles designed to make you understand why you should be rooting for a particular skater in under a minute.
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Using a fluff piece for the school paper as an excuse for what amounts to a clever interrogation, Betty starts asking Ms. Grundy about her past.
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Instead of speaking about the impact those meetings may have had on him as a president, as a human, Trump decided to fluff up the hospital.
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When something says "Made in China," the machines are actual human beings that stuff fluff all day — they can't be farting rainbows from dawn to dusk.
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As any vintage shopper knows, the best, and most special, items are always buried by the fluff — and having patience pays off in unearthing those treasures.
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The original songs featured in every episode of Hannah Montana — which premiered on the Disney Channel 10 years ago today — were disposable bits of pop fluff.
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Yet amid all this fluff and puffery, Trump has issued a few orders that have had or will soon have a substantive effect on the country.
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Pet City There comes a time in every busy pet owner's life when conflicting obligations lead you to entrust your beloved fluff ball to another human.
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Lives Last June, as there was no poplar fluff to bother me yet in Novaya Usman, I got in the habit of spending my days outside.
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The song itself is quite often ... George Martin said it was quite irritating; quite often music historians say it's a bit tedious, a bit of fluff.
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Mr. Fallon has seemed to be behind the cultural moment at least since September, when he invited Mr. Trump onto his show to fluff his combover.
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Though there are a few worthy contenders here (Nutella, marshmallow fluff—call me), there's a monotony to their textures, a kind of sluggishness in their sameness.
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But skeptics believe the company is bilking investors out of billions of dollars based on marketing fluff and a heavy dose of FOMO — fear of missing out.
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As all pet owners — excuse us, paw-rents — can attest, there's nothing like coming home to a wagging tail or a purring, biscuit-making ball of fluff.
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But it's a big Internet out there, and plenty of other companies and sites that could benefit from tools that can separate quality news stories from fluff.
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You know you can count on Stephen Colbert or Seth Meyers to dig into the issues of the day; you turn to Fallon for non-political fluff.
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"Biff, do not eat the napkin!" a recent college graduate named Morgan yelled, lunging after a sixty-pound ball of white fluff wearing an avocado-patterned bandanna.
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"We feel that in today's society people are losing interest in culture and history, because they're constantly bombarded with entertainment industry spectacle and fluff" Strok tells me.
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Barty can hit as hard as most, when required, but prefers a more thoughtful, three-dimensional, approach than merely trying to knock the fluff of every ball.
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But hair everywhere else: sideburns, a happy trail, a furry upper lip, the odd chin hair, downy fluff all over my arms, back, and even my neck.
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While the judges see lots of fluff, frills and glamour, a fair amount of preparation (and weirdness) takes place behind the curtain, for both pooches and trainers.
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Former colleagues and current executives describe Murphy as private — eschewing the public spotlight — "refreshingly" honest, "no fluff," tough, a little bit coarse but never cruel or unkind.
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We've gathered the best Black Friday deals into one spot, so that you can easily find exactly what you're looking for without all of the unnecessary fluff.
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This is a big change from former President Barack Obama, who shared the Oval Office with two bounding balls of fluff, Portuguese Water Hounds Bo and Sunny.
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Not Today Satan is a new collection of sinister digital compositions by SwS, a digital arts duo made up of two sisters: Pirate Sheep and Fluff Lord.
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When you think about it, it's a very dark movie, it's not a happy piece of fluff, which was how Goldie was thought of at the time.
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The software renders on-screen text, icons, and toolbars into speech or Braille output, trimming out aesthetic fluff like animations to help users focus on what's important.
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This shiny tree comes with a matching plastic stand so all you have to do is fluff the branches and plop this on your table or counter.
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There's a transformative energy in your relationships right now—use this time to shed extra fluff and get straight to the heart of what powers your partnerships.
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One of Lucas' signatures is her use of pantyhose, which she typically fills with wool or cotton fluff in a way that comments on the female form.
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Robbins admits that most of the "news" Awesomeness creates is "fluff," but says he'd like to get into more serious news because young people are craving it.
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" It was at Eileen's urging that McKenney sent her stories to The New Yorker; her friends in the labor movement called them "trivial, bourgeois bits of fluff.
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Reluctant to agree to her own rape, Susanna and the sheriff inveigle Bella Rose (Lauren Molina), a stripper and occasional prostitute, to fluff the governor's pillows instead.
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But the company has risen into an unlikely Goliath of the internet — with a value of around $75 billion — by serving up lots and lots of fluff.
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This sneak peek at what's to come during the big game shows how the cuddly contenders of Team Ruff and Team Fluff prepare for the Puppy Bowl.
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Alongside her, a pair of tween siblings were curled over their devices; when they lurched up and wandered away, sales associates darted in to fluff the pillows.
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That billowy head of bubbles, long dismissed as empty fluff, is finally getting some attention from American brewers as modern craft beers emphasize pungent scents and taste.
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For "Hairspray Live!" on Wednesday night, NBC lassoed some talented performers with fine singing voices but sacrificed cohesion by cramming the evening with too much interstitial fluff.
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In addition to their traditional vanilla bean whip fluff and their fall-inspired pumpkin spice variety, the company has also launched three flavors that are cookie dough combos.
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ET on Animal Planet, with more than 90 puppies from 51 different shelters taking the field in hopes of winning the title for Team Ruff or Team Fluff.
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The next entreé of pizza bianco with spring vegetables, burrata and pecorino dusted with crushed red chili flakes gets mixed reviews…thanks to the addition of marshmallow fluff.
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Seeing the familiar setting subsumed by fluff is a surreal experience in the ballpark of Yayoi Kusama's Happenings of the 60s, but with paws instead of polka dots.
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Wrestling, by including impressively staged and performed stunt work in its storytelling, combines athleticism with fiction, bringing alleged "fluff" to the real and more important world of athletics.
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The dogs were divided into Team Ruff and Team Fluff, and they competed for the Lombarky Trophy in a game that roughly resembles football but is mostly chaos.
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We were supposed to lobby management on behalf of the rest of the campers — when we wanted something, like more fluff for our fluffernutters, we made a motion.
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It'd be revealing to see what the brain's activity is comparable to while playing a Souls game: punishing arithmetic, or just fiddling with your own belly button fluff.
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The White Company Ribbed Hydrocotton Bath Towel, $31.50 (originally $42) [You save $10.50]You don't need to compromise on towel fluff in order to get a quick dry.
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Here's the trouble: Every spring, the female poplar trees and their willow tree cousins blanket the streets of Chinese cities with cottonlike balls of fluff known as catkins.
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Color-field painting, which produced some bona fide masterworks and more than its share of decorative fluff, fell into eclipse in the last quarter of the 4403th century.
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Ignoring the fluff of a title and challenging yourself to learn new skills will help you grow in the long term, not just get to that next promotion.
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A flashback episode reveals that the whole set was arranged to fluff Mitch's ego: Staffers flirt with him, cheek-kiss him, twirl for him, laugh off his jokes.
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"I'd unload, unbale, fluff, check for mold, extra sticks and trash and adjust the water content and seal it into plastic bags with a vacuum sealer," he explains.
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Perhaps because female pop celebrity isn't taken seriously, we're meant to see these singers, at least during Simpson's height of popularity, as fluff entertainment and not much else.
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"I just wanted to really celebrate the femininity of that moment and how she felt completely immersed in that world of cosmetics, perfumes, pink and fluff," Ms. Stewart said.
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For the fluff out, I take the nozzle off the end of the hose and tuck it under my arm while I spray leave in conditioner and brush through.
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" In Film Journal, David Noah sneered at Babbit's directorial choices: "But I'm a Cheerleader is a candy-coated, completely negligible bit of fluff that plays like emasculated John Waters.
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Washing machines aren't all that inexpensive and when you factor in time spent sitting in a laundromat, well, that's one way I justify going to Fluff-n-Fold instead.
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This year marks the 14th edition of the Puppy Bowl, and again returning are Team Ruff, Team Fluff and referee Dan Schachner, calling the shots for the seventh time.
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In fact, as long as you rinse your belly button with warm, soapy water once a week, the worst you'll have to put up with is a little fluff.
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Powerful performances keep things from feeling too slick, and if you're looking for an engrossing, non-fluff show to carry you through until fall, this is a good bet.
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This kind of fluff is no surprise, since the show is produced in association with N.F.L. Films, the league's public-relations factory, but it seems increasingly out of phase.
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JB: This is so fascinating, because this wasn't just considered fluff — these were serious conversations happening at the time about whether women could and should be allowed in space.
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Pups Cafecito and Gina of Team Ruff and Bert of Team Fluff were the MVP candidates, but Gina, a Labrador retriever and chow chow mix, earned the top reward.
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Please don't think for a second that we're suggesting your furry friends are anything less than perfect, but you could probably do without their fluff getting absolutely everywhere, right?
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Once I realized that I became really excited about the prospect of writing horoscopes because I really wanted to show people how horoscopes could be more than just fluff.
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To fill time, NBC had to invent a special two-hour Dateline pre-show, which Variety reported was comprised of awkward fluff segments and extended, snoozy features on the nominees.
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Charging Trump for his comments about Russia would "turn campaign fluff into a crime" and would be laughable, said Daniel Richman, a Columbia University law professor and former U.S. prosecutor.
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Dogs from all corners of the country have gathered to show what kind of fluff they are made of on the green ring at New York City's Madison Square Garden.
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Charging Trump for his comments about Russia would "turn campaign fluff into a crime" and would be laughable, said Daniel Richman, a Columbia University law professor and former U.S. prosecutor.
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Far from fluff balls of grays, Garn's subjects are pristine models who show off stunning, unexpected hallmarks: lavender eyes, heart-shaped wings, glam ruffled feet that recall outlandish rave boots.
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The shelter posted a picture of the beefy boy to Facebook, introducing this "jumbo-sized package of fluff & love" and "sad-eyed guy" to any potential adopters on the internet.
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Suddenly, veggies and greens started to float in Bundt-shaped aspic molds — the precursors to the 1960s Jello dessert salads, like ambrosia and pistachio fluff, available in Midwestern supermarkets today.
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Sure, the future may be coloured a carpet-fluff shade of grey for most of us, but the grand tradition of determined trolling and bloody minded pranking steamrolls on unimpeded.
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I can toss a couple of pounds of camera equipment in and never worry about it slowly warping the dividers until they're useless bits of fluff crammed in my bag.
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The app has some cloud images that might help you identify the fluff in the sky, but there are also plenty of cloud ID charts online to help you pick.
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Of the 90 dogs making up Team Ruff and Team Fluff, two are blind, two are deaf and one is the first international player, hailing from a Mexico-based rescue.
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The franchise operates shamelessly in a melodramatic and binary world of good guys and bad guys, punctuating scenes with irrelevant quotes about war or machismo fluff from Bush-era neocons.
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But while the human version of Seinfeld did have its occasional plot points, our version — where hamsters roam freely among a miniature New York apartment — is truly nothing but fluff.
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I try to do it at friends' houses when I can, but most of the time I just send what I need done to Fluff-n-Fold for $1/lb.
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However, it owes much of its success to its ability to navigate Beijing's political currents, as well as its skills in delivering harmless fluff that could pass muster with censors.
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The fear in Europe is that Trump, who is already blasting allies in the Western alliance, could try to fluff up his own strongman credentials before meeting the Russian leader.
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When gifts pour in, you can use a chunk of that to fluff up your savings account and save the rest for the next big purchase in your life.5.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.Like a forlorn-looking piece of fluff lost to the depths of a sofa, indie music has silently passed through the past few years.
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But despite trying to critique capitalism while selling dozens of books filled with nothing but fluff descriptions of guns, the game actively encourages players to be dirty, violent, and rebellious.
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Pros: Easy assembly, 2,366 branch tips, 850 LED lights, realistic color and needles, 3-year limited warrantyCons: Time must be spent to spread and fluff the branches to achieve fullness
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All of this is dotted with a tangerine-colored fluff of piri-piri sauce that is less ferociously spicy than the scalding piri-piris of Angola, Mozambique or South Africa.
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It's like a vast clothes dryer with a defective lint trap: As the lint accumulates, we begin draping ourselves in the fluff, confident that what we're wearing counts as clothing.
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Wirecutter's Cyber Monday Deals: The team at Wirecutter is highlighting the hundreds of deals around the web that are worth considering and weeding out the marketing fluff you should ignore.
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As someone with firsthand experience building this particular "bear," let me tell you...it's still super weird when they hook him up to the stuffing machine and fluff him up.
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Until now, only a few caddies with wider name recognition, or at least easily remembered nicknames like Fluff (Cowan) and Bones (Mackay), have benefited financially from their on-camera presence.
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It is a cycle that over the years has created huge collections in the city — of art, antiques, manuscripts, classic cars, but also some unexpected items: glass eyeballs, buttons, fluff.
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We instead coat some of these artists in layers of candy-colored celluloid fluff, which says a lot about the ways our culture is willing to view masculinity in general.
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We watched a young golden retriever, all blonde fluff and tail wags, plop down into the triangular pool of Eleanna Anagnos's Penumbra Oasis with a blissful smile on his face.
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Down several pounds of fur, it took some time for Holland to learn how to walk without the extra fluff — and it also took her some time to start smiling again.
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We toured almost three weeks through Europe and the UK with Children of God from Orange County, played some weekenders and a couple of festivals like Fluff Fest or Kiel Explode.
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The Real Sleep packaging explained, though, that my new bed would actually be ready to go after giving it a few minutes to fluff up once I removed its plastic wrapping.
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"This transaction will position us as the premier global supplier of fluff pulp and will enhance our ability to generate additional free cash flow," International Paper Chief Executive Mark Sutton said.
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While some connoisseurs of the genre will sniff out any fluff in a horror movie trailer and opt out of watching, I'm willing to see anything that looks even remotely scary.
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When they inched a little closer to the van, there was no mistaking it: The ball of fluff clinging onto the roof for dear life was, without a doubt, a cat.
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Season 4 was mostly classic Boy Meets World fluff -- until Shawn lost all direction and joined a mysterious group of hug-happy people under the leadership of the oily Mr. Mack.
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With canary yellow eyeshadow brushed across their lids and electric teal cream coating their lips, they gaze into the camera and fluff up their curls with the confidence of a supermodel.
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It's a bold move to bring yet more carbs to a house that's already got mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes topped with marshmallow fluff, and a cheesy broccoli casserole topped with bread.
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The Pokémon cartoon doesn't approach the depth and comedy of modern Cartoon Network programs like Adventure Time or Steven Universe, but is enjoyable enough if you're hungry for Saturday morning fluff.
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That's the shape of the bear's skull — if you get rid of the adorable, wet juicy nose, and all the fluff off the front of it, that's what bears are like.
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Or maybe, in a restless fit of detached 21st-century boredom, you open the fridge and roll up a grotesque mishmash of sriracha, mustard, marshmallow fluff, Caesar dressing and cold cuts.
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One of the questions was whether dirt and fluff on the manuscript pages was suddenly valuable, containing troves of information about early-modern writers and the environments in which they lived.
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Beyoncé's statement barely even qualifies as Beyoncé's statement—it's passive and lukewarm PR fluff that feels like an afterthought, delivered at exactly a time where almost no one was paying attention.
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Sitting somewhere between Disney soundtrack fluff and angular art-school pop, it was catchier than velcro and a kind of musical equivalent to the vacuous emoji chat of the WhatsApp generation.
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Everyone screamed as she got to the front of her line, inspiring her to fluff her hair and flash a bright smile that indicated she was ready for her close-up.
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Now stationed at the top of their designated buildings, the dispersal engineers fluff their confetti, take pictures from the roof, and play board games as they await the moment of truth.
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In total, the rosters for Team Ruff and Team Fluff included over 96 adorable puppies, who were routinely swapped out of the game and returned to their holding areas to relax.
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His gritty yet soaring dispatches about cops, immigrants and crooked City Hall cronies earned him a reputation as a tabloid poet, long before the word "tabloid" was synonymous with celebrity fluff.
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"It's not just this fluff about your first choice, your second choice and your third choice, like you're playing hopscotch," said Adrienne Adams, a Democrat who represents portions of southeast Queens.
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Unlike last year's Academy Awards, when celebrities like Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez, glided the red carpet in gowns fit for a storybook princess, this year women sloughed the extra fluff.
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" The Times piece quoted Waltzer, the former cameraman, saying, "Britney is fluff, but the stories about Northern Trust and Madoff and politicians in D.C. really have an impact on the country.
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Such fluff includes the creation of presidential commissions and forums that produce little-read reports, and orders that seek to accomplish things beyond the power of the president to actually accomplish.
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I'm talking about the tale of a gritty urban vigilante who was created in 1939, only to be mercilessly watered down into kid-friendly fluff, culminating in a hyperkitschy 1966 TV show.
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For the sleepover last week, Faith Boyle, the library's director of youth activities, read "Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale" by Mo Willems to a group of children and their fluff-filled companions.
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"[Netflix is] investing so many billions of dollars, literally $7 billion, in original content and in buying rights that they're having to trim what they consider to be the fluff," said Pachter.
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Reader strips out adverts and other fluff to leave just the text and key images on a page, and you can turn it on by clicking the icon on the address bar.
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Sure we're getting something from the effort — in this case, it's weekly doses of suspense and thrills that don't amount to anything — but most of it is just fluff at this point.
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I'm a fan of her writing, but more than that, a fan of her commitment to digging deep; just try using PR-firm talking points with her—she'll see through the fluff.
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From "natural" to "Certified Humane" to "free-range," it can be difficult to know which labels on animal products signal that the animals were treated better, and which are simply advertising fluff.
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It's supposed to be a fluff piece, meet the wife, that type of thing, and in the middle of this interview this reporter, she asks me how I felt about that girl.
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But, if you don't know where to find the shows most worth your time, then you can get burned by investing time into the fluff and filler also housed on the platform.
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Though Kim's social media habits typically err on the side of fluff, occasionally between snaps of workouts and tweeting emoji at nearly 50 million followers, she'll slip something in a bit heavier.
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Nitrogen in the air can pretty much be imagined as invisible fluff, its inert qualities stemming from the fact that every nitrogen molecule possesses a triple bond that's notoriously hard to break.
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The State Department's gender equality programs are not just politically correct fluff — they deal with matters of life and death, like rape during war, genital cutting, forced marriage and access to education.
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Photo: GettyWhen someone is as obsessed with controlling the narrative as Julian Assange is, it's almost to be expected that they would view a cuddly pile of fluff as a means of propagandizing.
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It's an angry song on an angry album, so while some reviewers accused us of "losing our sweetness" I think others found it refreshing to hear an honest voice amongst the pop fluff.
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The only other negative thing I've noticed about this bag is that its rear panel has picked up lint and fluff from some of my hoodies, ever so slightly spoiling the neat look.
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To learn more about this kitty's meteoric rise through the Canadian show cat world — and the sweetly bizarre world itself — check out Catwalk on Netflix and see what all the fluff is about.
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But with neither adult regulatory oversight nor healthy competition in place to police bad behavior, there's going to be nothing but fluff and nonsense standing between you and telecom's next really awful idea.
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Bear Grylls was a guest on This Morning on Thursday and showed hosts Philip and Holly how to make fire from a pack of chewing gum, a battery and a bit of fluff.
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Amidst the strategic fluff, Zuckerberg did come out strongly on one thing — denying any knowledge of or involvement in Facebook's hiring of Definers Public Affairs, a Washington, D.C.-based Republican opposition research firm.
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Make the cinnamon fluff: Beat egg white, corn syrup, and salt in the bowl of a stand mixer on high speed until mixture is thick and doubled in volume, about 5 minutes. 14.
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As I sat across from her, surrounded by tall orchids and bright roses, those aphoristic pillows started to seem really credible, especially with a phalanx of uniformed staff to clean and fluff them.
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Aspects of the news business certainly have something to do with misfires like fluff profiles of violent racists — at the very least, they create an environment where this kind of thing is possible.
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The only upside is that what comes next looks like it will be evenly balanced, as opposed to one side of the episode functioning as pure fluff, à la Chidi's ordeal this week.
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As Super Bowl fans got their wings and pizza ready, the adorable pups of Team Fluff and Team Ruff battled it out to see which team could score more "touchdowns" with doggy toys.
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In terms of addressing a significant issue on a network often associated with fluff and keeping tabs on the Kardashians, "Citizen Rose" has something in common with "I Am Cait," featuring Caitlyn Jenner.
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According to New Zealand publication Stuff, Senior Sergeant Dave Houston was notified by a passer by who had spotted the little fluff ball when it peeped its head out from under a parked car.
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It suffers; hard-hitting accountability reporting on matters of public interest goes away, because that takes time and costs money, and is replaced by fluff and nonsense to pad the space around the ads.
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It was early spring 2015 when Dina Theissen stepped outside her Palm Beach, Florida, home and spotted a little ball of gray fluff at the bottom of an oak tree near her front door.
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In that sense, How to Be Single seems pretty aware of the message rom-coms send out — there's some acknowledgment that though they deal with topics like dating, traditional romantic comedies aren't just fluff.
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The daytime talk show is a mecca of adorable animal videos and furry guests, so it makes sense that Ellen DeGeneres is branching out with a show that is all fluff all the time.
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Being a simple and stable voice and video calling app is one that can retain loyal users over time, and attract those who need to communicate across platforms without all the fluff found elsewhere.
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So, before you roll your eyes and dismiss this all as fluff and nonsense, remember that the job Trump had right before running for president was as a star of a reality TV show.
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They both work individually as well as in a pair; Marta posts animations to her blog, and Tea works as a professional animation director who creates her own art under the name Fluff Lord.
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Belly Button Beer is the latest beer from the Melbourne-based 7 Cent Brewery, and as the name suggests, it uses one hell of an unlikely ingredient in the fermentation process: belly button fluff.
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It will fill most of the building with over 22010 works made since 22: photographs, photo-based wallpaper, videos and sculptures, many using her signature combination of pantyhose stuffed with cotton or wool fluff.
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Most of the pups weren't too worried about which team they were on, but their bandanas made it easy to tell them apart: Team "Ruff" had orange bandanas and Team "Fluff" had blue ones.
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By starting early and "cutting out the fluff" of the classic school day, like lesson changes and long breaks, he would finish his assignments by midday and spend the afternoon focusing on his business.
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Fortunately for you, we edited out all the fluff and over-the-top montages of people running their fingers through blades of grass so we could bring you this supercut of the best stuff.
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You may be tempted to keep your new bundle of fluff all to yourself, but allowing your new puppy to meet as many new people and animals as possible is crucial to their development.
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The in-game section is fodder for broadcasters and viewers-at-home, while practice reports are benign pieces of fluff with no real significance, as banged-up players regularly rest their bodies after Week 1.
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Johnson's No More Tangles spray is specially formulated to untangle the hair of toddlers, who begin losing their fine baby fluff at age 2 or 3 and grow thicker, knot-prone locks in its place.
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According to National Geographic, Wolf saw a little ball of fluff bobbing around the box, which she assumed was a little owlet since a eastern screech owl moved into the box over a month ago.
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His name is Phil and he's a pint-sized fluff ball who isn't even big enough for his feet, as evidenced by the adorable photos Bieber shared of the dog on Instagram on Thursday night.
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I could say that every time I wear these rings, they'll remind me of nursing my sweet chubby boy, cuddled up together, stroking his adorable duckling-fluff hair that happens to grow in a mohawk.
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The fervent ambitions of STEM pushers and the psychological mumbo jumbo of SEL proponents sound nice, but it's all nothing but feel-good fluff, and it's all borne and cultivated within the public education system.
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Still, other than Brie (a standout in NBC's "Community"), and her banter with Maron's character about bringing her creative input to bear on this trivial endeavor, the show tends to feel like pretty unsubstantial fluff.
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Read more: This dog groomer turns pups into perfectly manicured fluff balls — and the photos will make you so happyHere are 14 photos of perfectly-groomed pets from shows and pet stores around the world.
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So without any fluff, BS, broken promises, dreams of Ferraris and selfies with Richard Branson, I'm going to tell you the answer to these two questions after doing it successfully for more than a year.
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One fascinating subculture is dedicated to the Furby, the iconic, beaked, animatronic fluff ball that's been charming and horrifying children with its eerie knack for human speech since Tiger Electronics first produced it in 1998.
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You'll have to fluff them when they come out of the washer (or the dryer, if the manufacturer suggests drying them), and you don't want to wash them too often or they'll lose their shape.
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The Fluff Challenge: This is that thing where you hold up a sheet in front of your dog and then run away immediately after dropping the sheet, leaving the dog stunned that you have vanished.
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What was presented as "typically and traditionally American," however, veered between jingoism and vaudevillian fluff and largely ignored the contribution of African-Americans to popular music (which is to say, almost all of popular music).
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If you don't have a clue what's going on in the run-up to the presidential election, or what the fluff Fortnite is all about, you'd be hard pressed to help your children understand it.
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Alex sees this as her chance to throw out some softball one-liners about feminism and the changing course of the show, but Maggie calmly tells her that she isn't doing some feminist fluff piece.
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Among the gifts: $1.5 billion to the Salvation Army, $225 million to National Public Radio and $500,000 to Auntie Helen's Fluff N' Fold, a laundry service that helps those with H.I.V./AIDS in San Diego.
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This year, the pups will be divided into Team Ruff and Team Fluff and run around a miniature football field scattered with toys while commentators and cameras capture every adorable move behind the scenes, too.
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Since the kittens arrived, he has gladly taken on the role of helicopter parent, hovering over the curious fluff balls at all times, and covering them in kisses when he can get them to sit still.
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At Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, a brand new litter of meerkat pups have wiggled into the world and you bet your life savings that they're the cutest little balls of fluff you ever did see.
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Honor is now running what it calls Magic UI, which strips away some of the cruft and fluff from Huawei's only-occasionally-tolerable EMUI, but you can still see Huawei's fingerprints all over this phone's interface.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word "speculation" wasn't always wrapped in connotations of mere conjecture—something based on fluff rather than fact, or a signal to watch your wallet and beware of a scam.
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" There's no fluff and no pretense to be found here: The Glorious Rebellion's enduring goal is ultimately to " crank it up and yell at it until our point is made and then get off the stage.
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Instead of giving her animal pals a normal shave, she had their coats cut into a variety of hilarious styles, shaping their bountiful fluff into designs like the dinosaur, the giant poodle and the judge's wig.
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The claim that 'Anthroplex works synergistically with the powerful Super Male Vitality formula in order to help restore your masculine foundation and stimulate vitality with its own blend of unique ingredients' is fluff on multiple fronts.
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But if you're just not down to take a chance, grab your strong-hold hairspray and go for a style with zero chance of fluff, like a super-slicked bun that he created on Karlie Kloss.
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Essangui called the Atlantic Council's support for Bongo "a nightmare for the people of Gabon," and said the award served as fluff to promote the dictator's international image while covering up corruption and human rights abuses.
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They are all fluff, by design, and it's reasonable for Democrats trying to decide who to pick in what's sure to be a messy primary to ask: What does that stuff have to do with anything?
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Ideally, this results in us publishing stories that are more consistently valuable to you: stories from around the world that are more interesting, entertaining, or informative, and with less of the fluff that'll waste your time.
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While Harris's school-day extension program may not be the flippant neoliberal fluff that its most vociferous critics first suggested, it's also far from a serious solution to the chronic overworking of both teachers and parents.
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Scores of savvy viewers have turned to cord-cutting services like Sling TV to reduce their monthly bills and fine-tune their channel selections, pruning off unwanted fluff to stick with the stuff they like best.
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The season's sharp end proves that TBS made the right decision in releasing all 10 episodes of Search Party at once; if anyone gets frustrated by the intermittent fluff, they can skip ahead to the answer.
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A black standard poodle named Siba maintained her breed's tradition of dominating the non-sporting group, becoming the 31st standard Poodle to win the group after she wowed the crowd with her towering crest of fluff.
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Woodward said studying how a T. rex transformed from a fuzzy fluff ball into a massive killing machine is challenging, since only a few juvenile T. rex skeletons have been collected and are available for study.
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"Others try to cram the fluff into special inserts, or hide it deep on the website, in an effort to avoid having it darken the halo of the Pulitzer entries," writes Hamilton Nolan in Columbia Journalism Review.
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As one auditor explains, TIWB has helped it "cut through the fluff" when companies provide documents, and to get better at negotiating with firms and their well-paid advisers when disagreements arise over the pricing of transactions.
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It's also worth noting the high-carb group ate a lower-quality diet (with foods such as marshmallow fluff and barbecue sauce) while the lower-carb groups stuck to whole foods, which could have muddied the results.
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If America truly wants to improve its wireless networks, the solution rests with finding ways to drive more competition to market while bringing greater accountability in government leaders, not in protectionism, hype, or marketing fluff and nonsense.
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You either dig the work or you don't, but it is not about their lifestyle or who they rub elbows with, all that fluff that some people need to grovel after because it proves they are alive.
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Eyes burning beneath a fluff of gray hair, Laurie lives in a fortresslike home with a hidey hole in the kitchen and gun cases in place of art, convinced that Michael will one day return for her.
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In the past decade, publications have shifted from a period of fluff election coverage in the early aughts to a platform for impactful political content, from interviews with important figures in the election to sharp policy analyses.
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This isn't just faux-tivational "build yourself up" fluff: From career coaches to chief executives, professionals of all stripes see broadening your skill set as a proven way to directly increase your value in the job market.
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Although flanked by blades of romaine and pork skins like ossified fluff, it defies the word "dip": It's a swirl of ground pork, as thick as ragù, with an undersea punch of shrimp paste and fermented soybeans.
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The strain comes from a framing device that has the adult Rupert (Ben Schnetzer), now an openly gay actor, laboring to persuade an eye-rolling journalist (Thandie Newton) that his book about the correspondence isn't celebrity fluff.
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I kept it straightforward and ordered two scoops: Salty & Sweet, a dreamy mix of sugar cookie, salted caramel, dark chocolate chips and sea salt, and Fluffernutter, a luscious combo of peanut butter, dark chocolate chips and marshmallow fluff.
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A decade after ''The Woman's Dress for Success Book'' (1977) by John T. Molloy, the best-selling guide to Hepburnesque professionalism at work, the author complained to The Los Angeles Times that businesswomen ''fluff out'' at the top.
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"When the whole dot-com crash happened, what Beatnik was left with that wasn't a bunch of fluff was a contract with Nokia, who were looking to put polyphonic ringtones into phones," Dolby explained to the news outlet.
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The uptempo, tropical house vibe allowed it to sneak up on everyone during the summer, while its air of melancholy appeals to us as the air turns colder and we wrap ourselves in various pieces of synthetic fluff.
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The altered "Fish Cheer" is "what makes it real, keeps it from being misunderstood as a fluff piece because the song starts off with an expression of anger and frustration, the ultimate act of protest," Mr. McDonald said.
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When applying to colleges, I had put down whatever fluff my high school counselors suggested for my admissions essays and was accepted by a few schools whose campus scenery had attracted me far more than the course offerings.
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In an on-air interview a few hours earlier, a national security expert said that the reports of North Korea's covert activities were "fluff," and the fact that Mr. Kim had not used missiles was proof of progress.
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That being said, there's nothing as jarring as expecting to come home to said tail/ball of fluff, only to be greeted by a few wimpers accompanied by a limp, a puddle of vomit, or — even worse — unsettling silence.
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In December, gift-giving becomes as time- and brain-consuming as a full-time job, and though we're not saying that you, dear shoppers, are fluff-brained enough to consider a repurposed condom brooch a suitable gift...things happen.
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Then, you remove the potatoes from the oven and cut them in half, lengthwise, scooping out the fluff and filling the cavities with half a teaspoon of sweet butter, a dusting of salt, and freshly ground pepper to taste.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 61 TIME OUT: THE LIFTED LORAX Smithsonian: "Millions of Americans grew up with Dr. Seuss ' Lorax, the gruff orange ball of fluff who doggedly guarded his forest of Truffula trees against the greedy Once-ler.
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The outcome is a poor man's Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal bar that combines the excitement of a breakfast bar with the looming manic depression of a late night chocolate sundae (the Fluff takes on an almost custard-like quality).
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Dogs of every variety and level of fluff were lead on leash by their beaming—and often costumed—owners around a growing crowd of what looked like a couple thousand people dying a little inside from the cute overload.
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To Make Your Conspiracy Theory Legit, Find an 'Expert'Bots are an effective tool to create the illusion of vast popular support, but they won't convince anyone a cockeyed theory is true—they just fluff the confidence of existing truthers.
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Ditto for the ongoing love affair between Tris and Four, which is dispatched with in a handful of sun-drenched tete-a-tetes (and tongue-to-tongues) that feel like pure fluff despite the conviction of the two leads.
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Earlier this year, Marissa and her boyfriend John were featured in a viral CNN video documenting their romantic relationship, which did not include of the more taboo subject matter and portrayed a "fluff" image of dating with Down Syndrome.
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Just look at what happened to websites like Upworthy, Viralnova and Distractify, which amassed enormous Facebook followings and then faded from view after the site's algorithm started to weed out pages that published hyperbolic headlines and low-value fluff.
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The genius recipe comes from Erin Patinkin and Agatha Kulaga of Ovenly in Brooklyn, NY.RECIPE: Pumpkin Pie with Toasted Marshmallow Cinnamon Fluff You might want to skip the poultry and potatoes and dig right into this ooey gooey masterpiece.
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Most patients, sadly, get referred to hospice only in the very last days or weeks of their illness, which explains the misperception that "nothing" is done for the patient other than fluff the pillows on the way to death.
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Consider me a fanboy when it comes to the ideally crunchy fritto misto, and the polenta, too, a $13 bowl of warm fluff that has absorbed its weight, and then some, in milk and creamy young cow's milk cheese.
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So all that blow drying, man-bunning, French braiding, any styling technique that pulls on the hair, perms, heat styling, and other hair play can crack off your glossy strands and leave you with a pillow full of fluff.
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Artificial grass isn't completely maintenance free, however: You'll need to rinse your lawn to clear away dirt and debris, "And you&aposll need to groom your lawn to fluff the blades of grass and keep it from becoming matted," Turley says.
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However, instead of the lovely, wet-eyed pile of fluff staring out at you from a Qantas brochure, Anatoliadelphys would have been more like a mini marsupial tree-hyena, hungrily licking its bone-crushing chops while stalking prey in the canopy.
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But the fact that it's still today obfuscating its numbers as "years of video" watched per day instead of giving a solid figure in terms of hours watched daily indicates that Periscope is also trying to fluff its numbers a bit.
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These books (all written by men, by the by) are considered far more literary and important than McDaniel's — and while the former point is absolutely true, I don't think it's fair to brush aside her work as totally meaningless fluff.
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From fees for simply trying to pay your bill to broadband surcharges based entirely on fluff and nonsense, the industry has spent years advertising one rate, only to hit you with a significantly higher price once your bill actually comes due.
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While I most often use a carrier for taking my 11-year old black fluff to the vet, we occasionally have a reason to travel on longer car rides and I worry whether he's got enough space to stretch out.
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These pickups aren't just fluff — somewhere in this list could be the next big award winning movie of 2017, and Amazon and Netflix, along with the rest of the industry are clearly looking at Sundance this year with that in mind.
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We're very interested in not discussing fluff in any way or small talk, and if someone is having a hard time expressing where they are, for whatever reason, it becomes pretty apparent because you've been working with these people for years.
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This book is filthy fluff, one of my favorite combinations, and Weatherspoon's signature scorching hot sex paired with a caretaker hero and fun cast of supporting characters will leave you feeling happy and satisfied when you reach the last page.
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The book is obviously hagiographic fluff (sample sentence: "a man a little taller than the rest, so that the rays of truth strike him first") and we've already learned, by this point in the film, not to fully trust it.
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It was simple, clean, compact, kept up to date, had no weird fluff, no "recommendations" or "trending articles" unless you accidentally visited Digg itself by accident, and since I started using it it has never had any downtime that I've noticed.
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The textures of characters and objects have been given especial attention — the slight fluff of a cloud you hop on, the peach fuzz covering Bowser (weird, but it works), the many costumes, flora, and fauna of the worlds you visit.
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The Polish team muscled loads of grapes into the three wooden presses and used pitchforks to fluff the crushed fruit between each cycle, a task called the retrousse, which requires brute strength and helps extract as much juice as possible.
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These sculptures, resting on cinder block pedestals, fill the museum's third floor ("It's almost a forest of NUDS that you encounter," says Norton.) At first, Lucas filled tights with fluff and twisted them into tight forms that resemble humans embracing.
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Make it in a rice cooker if you have one or according to our instructions if you don't, and when it's done just fluff it into a bowl, pat sweet butter onto it and hit it with soy sauce. Consume.
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Consider how Westerners coo over the Silkie chicken's cuddly feathers, while chefs in the East prize it because beneath the fluff, it's black from skin to bones, with an almost gamy flavor (although some say it tastes just like chicken).
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For $2000 an hour, I spent four or five nights a week filling shelves with the flour and sugar and marshmallow fluff that residents of the local county, which in 22 voted for Barack Obama, needed to get through the holidays.
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First, there's the pleasant bit of fluff that is Madeline Kahn's gossip columnist character getting seduced by Fabio (LOL 1995), which is a glorified excuse to give Kahn a chance to go full-on camp with her already oversize performance.
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"I wanted a place where smart moms, working moms, moms who 'get it' could ask important questions, drop an F-bomb, and not have to wade through all of the fluff in other mom groups," says Farris, a freelance writer based in Missouri.
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This Refinery29 slideshow about "the best beach reads of 2017" shows that contemporary beach reads really don't fall into any particular genre: While many of the novels do deal with some form of family or domestic life, they're also mostly devoid of fluff.
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Sweet salad A person may also call this a "fluff" or "dessert" salad, but there is often some kind of creamy binding agent (Cool Whip, cream cheese, sour cream or the like), a high possibility of marshmallows and some manner of fruit.
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Home, Social, and My Games and Apps screens are also now unified, with no unnecessary loading when you switch between them to call up additional assets, which is a nice change for people bothered by unnecessary visual fluff bogging down menu navigation.
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Underneath the surface bubblegum-fluff of an incredible chance to travel and make music, the Pumpkins are actually facing an existential identity crisis where mourning the death of their original lead singer is intersected by the sabotaged travel plans of their new one.
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Now that the Apple Watch is three years old, it's more important than ever for Apple to clearly define and double-down on the smartwatch's key features (notifications and health and fitness-tracking) and dump all the extra fluff that nobody's using.
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The fluff pulp that makes up each diaper's absorbent core comes from sustainably managed forests, the sodium polyacrylate (the stuff that really helps soak up urine and prevent leaks) contains renewable materials, and the diaper's outer layer is composed of plant-based plastic.
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Radar waves, like every other form of electromagnetic radiation including visible light, carry energy and momentum, a lesson every schoolkid learns when asking where a comet's tail comes from: particles of cosmic fluff pushed into a stream by the pressure of sunlight.
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Gigi Sohn, a former FCC lawyer who helped craft the agency's net neutrality rules, told Motherboard that the repeal of net neutrality (and the Title II classification of ISPs that legally underpinned the protections) was based on little more than fluff and nonsense.
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The 800 lights peppered throughout the tree will save you tons of time decorating, and the tree comes in five sections (including a metal stand) that swing out via hinge, so you just have to stack them together and fluff out the branches.
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Some readers, for example, still resent The Times for some of the unflattering coverage of Hillary Clinton throughout the campaign, as if the paper's patriotic duty was to write fluff pieces about her in order to smooth her way to high office.
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A photograph taken by Ana Cuba that Ms. Lucas staged for this article alludes to these materials: A ball of white fluff is held atop her head by a bank robber's mask of pantyhose, turning her into a kind of Lucas sculpture.
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"If you cut through the fluff of the article about Ms. Saint John, she's a very impressive woman with an awesome résumé who was brought in to save Uber from its misogynistic culture," wrote a commenter in Boston who uses the name Ginger.
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So when her dad was frantically explaining that he had "put him in his little ball like I do every Sunday," but that somehow the little brown fluff ball had disappeared, she was shocked and tried to stay calm — for her dad.
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Ever Oasis is a constant juggling act between what you want to be getting on with, the fun stuff, and dealing with the gripes and groans of other characters who've run out of fruit, or sticks, or fluff to make blankets from.
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" Meanwhile, Gloria Mattera, deputy campaign manager of the Jill Stein presidential campaign tells Broadly, "The Trump-Pence Women's Empowerment Tour is yet another bit of fluff from the Trump-Pence campaign that is not going to fool, much less woo, women voters.
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Not only did it stop me from seeing any potentially heart-wrenching posts, but it also kept me from posting unnecessary fluff, to make my life look exciting and rewarding on the off chance that my ex decided to look at my profiles.
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If something strikes me that would be fun or cool, I'm going to do it, but I would say the reality of it is, I want to tone things down a bit and start focusing on the little babies and our cat Fluff and Stephanie.
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The Pink Lounge Singer Pokémon: Jigglypuff There's a scene in a seedy bar wherein a pink ball of fluff sings into a microphone and then glares at Tim with such malice and disdain that it becomes one of the best moments of the movie.
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" He goes on to explain how having less helps us: "One, getting really good at creative work requires a lot of time and attention, and that means cutting a lot of fluff out of your life so that you have that extra time and attention.
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Scattered among those headlines are links to more serious stories: "After the Olympics, a Nightmare in Rio" (The New York Times) and "North Korea Just Launched a Ballistic Missile" (CNN), but the vast majority of the editorial content featured on Snapchat today is lightweight fluff.
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"We really will fill out rooms to almost an Architectural Digest level," said Meridith Baer, who is the Markus Persson of stagers (she has offices in seven cities and some 250 employees to help fluff homes for clients like Kanye West and Bob Dylan).
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Oh, and there was something called 'Strawberry Fluff,' which I think was whipped cream and strawberry ice cream whipped together and refrozen in a cake pan with a graham cracker crust on the top and bottom—sort of a fluffy homemade ice cream cake.
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The game just arrived on the 3DS, with a few puppy-themed additions, after about a year on the Wii U. Underneath all the fluff is platformer that's well-designed, tight and even challenging (at least if you want to see the good stuff).
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Had my testosterone levels been on the low end of the scale, studies suggest I could significantly and naturally fluff them up by losing excess body fat, getting a solid eight hours of sleep per night, exercising—particularly resistance training—daily and cutting out booze.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Owls fluff up their feathers and preen beneath the stroking fingers of customers at Owl Village, one of many cafes dedicated to the birds, seen as a symbol of good luck in Japan, that have sprung up amid a boom in animal cafes.
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And the exhibition, with its 150 objects — many of them sculptures created in plaster, or from women's stockings and tights stuffed with fluff — is populated with penises and with cigarettes penetrating buttocks, rather than the breasts and vulvas modern artists used to demonstrate their edginess.
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The shift with Cosmopolitan, and with this growing spate of young feminist magazines, cuts through the fluff of the early aughts — what Aarons-Mele calls a "dead zone" for serious content in women's publications — and allows for impactful political journalism with a pro-woman angle.
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"If you make the perfect fluff and it's wrapped up in a hybrid of other things, the net product will still be suboptimal," said William McDonough, the architect and author of "Cradle to Cradle" who was a pioneer in circular systems and sustainable design.
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"That Vogue article was a cute fluff piece (lots of my friends sent it to me when it came out!), but the concept of a Phish wife isn't a real issue among women who like Phish," says Jennifer, who has been seeing shows since 1999.
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A lot of the fluff pieces that surround Game of Thrones have centered on how Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams are good friends offscreen, too, which made it all the more irritating for them that they hadn't gotten to share scenes together since season one.
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Music Business Worldwide reported the company has enlisted the help of an "independent, third-party cyber-security firm" to look into the possibility Tidal was breached by a hacker who apparently has a vested interest in the service's success and decided to fluff the numbers for it.
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And while everyone is always excited to watch the serious cuteness on the field, there's more to the show than just Team Ruff and Team Fluff: all of the puppies are rescues, and by the time the show airs several months after filming, most have been adopted.
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While you could dismiss all of this as PR fluff, the company has devoted thousands of hours to community service and donated or discounted software to non-profits , and according to the company website, has given more than $160 million in community grants over the years.
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" So Lamm founded a new startup called Hypergiant, which will work with large brands and enterprises to address what he described as "this hunger for pragmatism in AI." In his view, most existing AI solutions either require "super powerful" technology, or they're "complete BS marketing fluff.
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But our suggestion, on this particular Pi Day, would be Callie Speer's chess pie, a Southern classic that is filled with neither syrupy fruit nor whipped fluff, as so many pies are, but with a sweet, creamy, tart filling of buttermilk and vanilla and Meyer lemon.
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They chose to amalgamate some pretty top-tier fluff—mainly The Parent Trap, Princess Diaries and, yes, The Lizzie McGuire Movie—to make a movie so saccharine, watching it is like eating a cream puff that's been baked inside a cupcake that's been stuffed into a pie.
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We don't need to bore you with a lot of fluff about why coconut milk is great for your health, fucking delicious, a staple in Southeast Asian cuisine, and all the rage with hippie types who avoid anything that has spurted forth from a cow's teat.
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And this exhibition, with its 150 objects — many of them sculptures created in plaster or from women's stockings and tights stuffed with fluff — is populated with penises and with cigarettes penetrating buttocks, rather than the breasts and vulvas modern artists have used to demonstrate their edginess.
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And this exhibition, with its 7183 objects — many of them sculptures created in plaster or from women's stockings and tights stuffed with fluff — is populated with penises and with cigarettes penetrating buttocks, rather than the breasts and vulvas modern artists have used to demonstrate their edginess.
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And this exhibition, with its 53493 objects — many of them sculptures created in plaster or from women's stockings and tights stuffed with fluff — is populated with penises and with cigarettes penetrating buttocks, rather than the breasts and vulvas modern artists have used to demonstrate their edginess.
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Ninety baby bruisers from across the country, including hurricane-devastated areas in Florida, Texas and Puerto Rico, will compete for either Team Ruff or Team Fluff in a new bone-shaped stadium outfitted with nose-level cameras to capture chew-toy interceptions, terrier tackles and the occasional slobbery kiss.
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We have The One again, a New One — another lanky, bookish, handsome man with an attractive young family, a thin résumé, an exotic name, a hip affect, a rock star aura, an enticing smile, a liberal press corps ready to fluff his pillows and a frothing Fox News.
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Rather than taking the stage version's path of using makeup and costumes to turn actors into figurative felines, Hooper decided to use "digital fur technology" to fluff out stars like Jennifer Hudson, Judi Dench, Jason Derulo, James Corden and, yes, Taylor Swift with catlike bodies while leaving their faces largely human.
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We had Action Bronson's right-hand man Meyhem Lauren share his best turkey recipe, the gals from Ovenly showing us how to bake a ballin' pumpkin pie (pro tip: toasted marshmallow fluff), Jamie Bissonnette making sausages with Seth Rogan, and hip-hop chef E-Dubble whipping up the world's best omelette.
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Technically proficient, an excellent passer of the ball at almost any range and competent in defence too, he's been the perfect foil for the ever-impressive N'Golo Kante, who's made his own headlines after fitting into the Premier League like hand to glove after being plucked from France for pocket fluff.
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But if you know you're a diehard side sleeper for a decent portion of your eight hours, or you're a pregnant woman who must now navigate doctor's orders to sleep on your side, shopping with these features in mind could decrease your middle-of-the-night fluff and flip sessions.
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Indeed, seed heads are crucial to the well-being of a garden that's home to more than plant life: When the weather turns, animals take shelter in crannies of unpruned stems, feed on protein-rich seeds and use the heads' wispy fluff to build nests; their survival depends on this communion.
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For every piece of lighthearted fluff about the significance of the Super Bowl ("On the menu for many: nachos, hot wings, chips and dips, and any food that can be made into a shape of an American football"), there is a pamphlet that makes more ennobling claims about American pluralism.
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"She didn't just toss off a bunch of fluff — she used research, referenced current events and politics, interviewed experts and actually gave real advice that often was as much about helping get a woman's career on track as a relationship," said Ms. Bullock, the former Elle editor, now a freelance writer.
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I can't imagine why Ms. Hall is bothering with whoopie pies when her banana pudding is (a) charming, with caramelized bananas and a swirl of what looks like whipped cream but turns out to be a version of Marshmallow Fluff; and (b) the only dessert anybody needs after pimento cheese and fried chicken.
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This collection of 60 essays boasts a vast range of work, from pleasantly inconsequential bits of fluff like his account of a night in London for Time Out London (nothing happens, but it doesn't happen ever so charmingly) to thoughtful and thorough literary criticism to a harrowing first-person account of a Syrian refugee camp.
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This, frankly, is absolute bollocks, but the song has such a strangely convoluted history for a bit of holiday-friendly fluff, that to save boring you into an early grave with a labyrinthine account of the creation of the record I'll just blindly accept that, yes, today is the 20th birthday of the Macarena.
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He uses this immense mental and spiritual power not only to dunk on Bogut but to give Bogut just the tiniest little nudge, to find the small patch of embarrassment and rip the cushion in half, exposing the hurt, broken fluff to the air, where it gets angry and shove-y for all to see.
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The devil's lettuce, Satan's watercress, Lucifer's rocket, the au naturel, the shrub, the moss, Yoda's hand, the gardener's beard, crazy kale, Marley's medicine, God's lawn, the kiwi feather, kush, kushti, Jared Kushner, pistachio fluff, mumble weed, Betty's hot pot, the toxic mothball, ledge hedge, dude food, chill twill, Shrek's earwax candle, Buddy Jolly, and Grinch pubes.
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Ditch the fluff by making sure your message is: Here's an example of an email that a manager wrote to her CEO: Subject: INFO – Running late Mary, my train has been delayed and I expect to be in the office by 10:30 A.M. I've already let my team know, and I still plan to meet today's deadline for the project recap presentation.
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Their fear is legitimate and we must refuse to let it fall through the cracks between the fluff pieces If this is going to be a time of healing, we must first put the responsibility for healing where it belongs: at the feet of Donald Trump, a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate.
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Now working from his own practice on the edge of Chinatown with a non-puppet secretary named Bubbles (Maya Rudolph), he finds himself caught up in a case in which the stars of a children's TV show led by a woman named Jenny (Elizabeth Banks) from decades earlier start to turn up dead, one by one, blown to fluff by a mysterious assassin.
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By Allana J. Barefield She walked into Miss Jessie's hair salon in Lower Manhattan with a smile on her face, her honey-caramel curls bouncing as she proceeded to the washing station for a wash and go — a shampoo, some product, a quick blast under the dryer and then a blow dry with a diffuser to fluff out the volume of her ringlets.
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China's King of Internet Fluff Wants to Conquer the World With TikTok on the rise in America, Raymond Zhong profiles its parent company, ByteDance: Sae-eun said she didn't realize that TikTok was made in China, which raises what might be the most interesting question about Bytedance: How did a company that is further democratizing self-expression come out of sternly undemocratic China in the first place?
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What I do can't be done alone, obviously, and to me the most interesting part of this whole story is that it isn't done alone: You see so many of these concert documentaries, and they're really fluff pieces where you basically interview the people they're paying, and they tell you how amazing the artist is and how wonderful and beautiful and how much they've given to charity.
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Spanning decades, the footage is no-fluff documentation of some of the most important flight tests and aircraft developments in NASA and Air Force history, including video of the X2558 (the first aircraft to reach supersonic flight seen), the X-21948A (seen in the video above in going 19703,21970 and 25,25 mph), testing of the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle, and Space Shuttle landing research.
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She was frequently pitted against her boss, Jonah Jameson, who wanted to fill his women's magazine with empty-calorie fluff that he believed women "wanted": In that first issue of Ms. Marvel, Conway broached the topics of equal pay, women in journalism, the topics women cover in journalism, "having it all," and balancing a love life with a career, all issues that remain topics of discussion 37 years on.
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In true Aesop form, the minimalist skin care brand shook things up in a major way with the arrival of its five 'Of Muse and Myth' sets for holiday; featuring artfully-designed labels and encased in a sturdy, reusable zip case, the luxe skin-care sets are at once luxe and keepsake, while eschewing all the fluff that is synonymous with one of the biggest shopping seasons of the year.
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A person would be hard pressed to find two brands as diametrically opposed as Telfar, the gender-blind, trend-agnostic line by Telfar Clemens that has fetishized the one-shouldered top and left-of-center proportion, the subway performative embrace of self, and Rodarte, where the sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy traffic in the stuff (and fluff) of cinematic fantasy: lace and ruffles and rosettes and point d'esprit, often seen through a darkened lens.
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This means the more porn we watch, the less pleasure we actually derive from the experience, thus inspiring us to intensify our pleasure-seeking efforts, which has us hunting down more explicit stimuli, spending longer amounts of time with said stimuli, and stroking ourselves harder and faster for more prolonged periods of time which—you guessed it—only leads to more desensitization as we pursue what amounts to dandelion fluff, except that it's way more damaging.
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The large-scale installation Interim followed in the 1980s, breaking the figure of woman down into a folded leather jackets, text, and etchings; in 2005 her show "Love Songs" brought together artifacts of the women's movement; while in her 2014 work "Dicere Kelly," she turned the satellite transmission of a drone attack in Northern Waziristan and the witness accounts given at a congressional hearing into a story, printed onto compressed washing machine fluff, of a killed grandmother.
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Some are more than a century old, like B. Merwan & Co. by Grant Road Station, where gingham shirts hang over the sink in the open kitchen and, hour after hour, cooks turn a rubble of mawa — milk boiled down until the liquids evaporate, leaving a sweet, creamy, craggy fluff — into tiny cakes, bronzed and cracked at the top and somehow dense and ephemeral at once, disintegrating instantly in the mouth, like poundcake called to a higher destiny.
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Though Mr. Ninomiya's 36-look epic poem — which moved from dandelion-fluff bridal pom-poms to skeletal motorcycle leather jackets, spines raised and studded with silver; to towers of human topiary; to oil-slicked nature; and back to light, all crowned by extraordinary living confections of ferns and cactuses by the floral artist Azuma Makoto — was one of the truly transporting moments of fashion month (a hackneyed word not to be used lightly, but one that here genuinely applies).
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The choices are legion: Judi Dench gliding in as Old Deuteronomy, a Yoda-esque fluff ball with a huge ruff who brings to mind the Cowardly Lion en route to a drag ball as Queen Elizabeth I; the tap dancing Skimbleshanks (Steven McRae), dressed, unlike most of the furries — in red pants and suspenders, no less — leading a Pied Piper parade; or Taylor Swift, as Bombalurina, executing a joyless burlesque shimmy after descending on the scene astride a crescent moon that ejaculates iridescent catnip.
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