Bret: Ryan is a genuinely smart, genuinely decent, genuinely public-spirited guy with, as it turns out, one small flaw: no backbone.
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" When asked if he was genuinely terrified, Lowe responded, "Genuinely terrified?
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"They were genuinely capable of feeling love and genuinely capable giving it back," Uffer says.
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" In a second tweet, she added, "It genuinely genuinely makes me sick to my stomach.
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This is also a story of truly, genuinely awful people doing truly, genuinely awful things.
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Creating a character that's genuinely terrifying is probably just as hard as creating one that's genuinely funny.
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"The people that are coming really genuinely appreciate the turkey and genuinely need it," Mr. Catanese said.
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" When he saw the image that November morning, he said, "I genuinely, genuinely felt bad about that.
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I think we long for people who just genuinely want to touch people, genuinely want to move people.
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"Something is genuinely different — and I think it's genuinely fabulous," Murkowski said at the Senate's meeting on Tuesday.
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He does not deny having posed for the picture, and says that he feels "genuinely, genuinely bad" about it.
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Iggy is "genuinely and authentically really excited" to be there, and also genuinely and authentically really excited about adverbs.
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But the Echo Buds are something different: they are genuinely mass-market and genuinely competitive to other wireless earbuds.
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I think that this is something that he genuinely saw, and genuinely believes that because of this connection [they share], basically.
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But what we're seeing, I think, is a hunger for people who genuinely want to serve, who genuinely want to make a difference.
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He genuinely thought Obama wanted to ruin America and he genuinely thought Obama was gonna send the TSA to come and get him.
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She was genuinely shaken by the frat boy who assaulted her, and genuinely wants to make the world a better place for women.
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Still: there are some things that get announced at CES that you'll genuinely want to buy and that will genuinely become available this year.
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"We're genuinely excited to have some competition," it begins — "genuinely" not being a word we usually feel the need to add when we're being genuine.
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Unless, of course, those in charge can suddenly see the benefits that a genuinely active, genuinely creative nightlife would have on the city as a whole.
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Lemonade convinced almost everyone that Beyoncé and Jay-Z were genuinely in love, and it also convinced almost everyone that Jay-Z had genuinely fucked up.
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That the Americans who vote for the Republican Party do so because they are genuinely suspicious of big government, genuinely committed to individualistic values, or genuinely hostile to the interests of lower-income people (especially if they come from a different racial group) who would benefit from new programs.
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And she was booed mercilessly, but there was undeniable joy in those boos, as the crowd could genuinely hate someone for legitimately hurting someone they equally genuinely love.
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" - Cait, 233 "Genuinely enjoyed the movie Jupiter Ascending.
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" – "I genuinely enjoyed a drum and bass night.
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In each case, we're picking something that we think stands out from the crowded gadget world because it does something genuinely new, something genuinely innovative, or is just plain great.
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"It's a genre that [holds] so much that is so genuinely wonderful, but so genuinely stupid at times"—which, he says, is exactly what makes it ripe for comedic potential.
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But if she genuinely believes Kavanaugh to be innocent and genuinely believes that he will be a check on President Trump, then one can't begrudge the vote on the judicial merits.
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Still, the question is worth asking: If Guardiola is genuinely happy, if Guardiola genuinely believes his team deserved to win, why is it that on both occasions the opposite has happened?
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" Che asked in response to a DM. "Genuinely asking.
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Materials are genuinely fascinating — chemistry, physics, engineering, anthropology, art.
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" Mathews also thanked those followers who were "genuinely concerned.
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Was this ... You were genuinely excited about the blockchain?
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" Her attorney, Shawn Moore, describer her as "genuinely remorseful.
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That's Ivo van Hove's genuinely scary, genuinely brilliant reinvention of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," for which you can obtain an orchestra seat for $150 (though you can probably find it for less).
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To me, [the 911 call] sounded like someone genuinely distraught.
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Yes, I'm sure he was genuinely concerned for their wellbeing.
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I think the people in the north are genuinely lovely.
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I genuinely believe it can be achieved through neoliberal policies.
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Good news: Building a profile on OkCupid is genuinely fun.
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Clinton's grasp of regulatory and foreign policy is genuinely impressive.
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Some people genuinely have a hard time making eye contact.
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And is their arrival merely delayed, or becoming genuinely unlikely?
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But tell the NHS you genuinely don't want that, ever?
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He is the person who is genuinely kind to everyone.
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No one genuinely believes there were millions of illegal votes.
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Now, however, Amazon's launching a genuinely new and different Kindle.
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The captions, I thought, were just really, really genuinely funny.
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"He genuinely thinks there is corruption there," the official said.
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Let yourself get genuinely excited when talking about the job.
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S. It's not a shtick — I genuinely don't like you.
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Some of the jokes on the show are genuinely funny.
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I thought it was all over, genuinely for a year.
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Analysis aside, I genuinely believe he was a fan, though.
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He seems genuinely interested in helping them on their journey.
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She's warm and genuinely interested in the people around her.
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It's genuinely not clear what they would end up doing.
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James Corden is genuinely friends with one of the teachers.
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But a place can be both kitschy and genuinely charming.
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And it is genuinely the cutest thing I've seen today.
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There's a certain honesty in how genuinely resentful she sounds.
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Be a genuinely good person and put out positive vibes.
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Genuinely respectful kinky people are forced further into the shadows.
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Yeah, this is where I genuinely buy into McConnell's strategy.
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Apple's efforts toward digital health appear genuine and genuinely helpful.
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And at other times, we're genuinely smiling because of him.
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I genuinely want to make the world a better place.
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Sometimes it's a trainwreck, and other times it's genuinely moving!
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Maylee Todd is genuinely one of Toronto's most exciting musicians.
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Their fortunes would genuinely turn, and I was the catalyst.
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I am genuinely baffled by Rihanna's latest social media posts.
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He sounds genuinely concerned and I immediately start tearing up.
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"I'm not disappointed, and I genuinely mean that," she says.
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Though born rich, he seemed genuinely attuned to those grievances.
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He seems genuinely to respect Ms Pelosi's toughness and accomplishment.
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" Owens responded: "I genuinely wish you healing, closure, and love.
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Bo has to convince Willowdean that he genuinely likes her.
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"I'm not disappointed, and I genuinely mean that," she shared.
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Ethan and Sam are genuinely in love with one another.
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The weird news du jour is genuinely driving me insane.
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It was genuinely the most loving moment I've ever captured.
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Jubilee is impressed with John, and he seems genuinely interested.
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Examples of genuinely new regulations are few and far between.
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So people seemed genuinely relaxed and happy to be there.
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People just genuinely, are thoroughly are in love with him.
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But that's genuinely all there is to each of them.
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More so when the challenges of life are genuinely unfair.
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Was there ever a time when you were genuinely worried?
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I'm going to college because I genuinely want to learn.
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"He seemed genuinely interested and I was excited," Geiss said.
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We love the idea of making this genuinely sought after.
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The scope and brazenness of his lies are genuinely unusual.
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A solid remote with genuinely useful quick buttons for once.
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Hannah, I'm genuinely starting to fall in love with you.
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What's more, they genuinely appear to enjoy each other's company.
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It's unclear what can genuinely be achieved at the summit.
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Some people genuinely want to discuss politics in the office.
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Still, the idea driving the Nura headphones seem genuinely interesting.
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But this is not what a genuinely contrite person does.
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And countless consumers genuinely like his clothes, shoes, and music.
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She is genuinely stoked that she gets to help people.
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They genuinely care for each other and their best interests.
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It sounds overwrought, but it was a genuinely moving scene.
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But I was genuinely delighted by this odd little film.
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Or will he genuinely seek to bring the nation together?
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"I genuinely love music, and I love artists," she says.
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He also seems like a genuinely nice dude, so enjoy.
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It hides the pain, and she looks so genuinely happy.
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I genuinely feel happier and more relaxed since installing [it].
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The group seemed like it was trying something genuinely new.
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That the current team has done so is genuinely impressive.
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The Apple one seems unremarkable, but Microsoft's is genuinely exciting.
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I was genuinely shocked to win, and it felt great.
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KT: The comedic style was really diverse, and genuinely odd!
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And despite all of that, development is genuinely going well.
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This was not a scam; it was genuinely important work.
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He was genuinely fascinated with OPSEC, computers, technology, and hardware.
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Nobody knew what was coming, but it was genuinely ominous.
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Alec Dacyczyn, Maine So I'm voting and I'm genuinely undecided.
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The story's meditations on time and history are genuinely interesting.
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Just a genuinely nice person and a really good singer!
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But seeing this happen in real time is genuinely delightful.
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We all genuinely care about the show, and each other.
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Every day there is genuinely something to look forward to.
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"I am genuinely ashamed of what I did," he said.
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We are genuinely working very hard on new business initiatives.
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It would set a genuinely high bar for future Olympics.
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It will also make people genuinely want to follow you.
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I believe that their votes are genuinely up for grabs.
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"So that one I think is genuinely scary," reiterated Bezos.
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A. That leadership genuinely is about being authentic, being yourself.
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"She truly cares and provides feedback that genuinely helps you."
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That's something I didn't genuinely do the first time around.
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But I know there are genuinely real barriers for people.
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By the end of Logan, I was deeply, genuinely moved.
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As its followup, "Paper Tiger" proves, Brady is genuinely dangerous.
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Many people genuinely have no idea the quote is fake.
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I saw legislators last week in tears and genuinely angry.
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At that moment, I genuinely felt a bit weirded out.
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Like, Elijah Wood or Jason Ritter, who's genuinely very supportive.
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Tshepo: I genuinely did not know this was a show.
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DW: I genuinely, full heartedly, believe they won't change it.
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I am genuinely interested in how to solve this problem.
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" — Karina "I genuinely had a good time using this razor.
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They genuinely do not understand today's shock, particularly from minorities.
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Despite all the rhetoric around here, I genuinely believe that.
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The two parties today represent genuinely different constituencies and coalitions.
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Lancine Aday, 41, said Mr. Chandler had seemed genuinely upset.
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Taylor was obviously and genuinely appalled by what had happened.
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I mean, like, it genuinely made me feel good today.
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How anybody can find this genuinely creepy is beyond me.
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It's a fair point — Trump is a genuinely terrifying candidate.
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No matter your budget, genuinely like the wines you pick.
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But I was genuinely surprised by what he said next.
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It often results in little that is truly, genuinely new.
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That's because Syria is a genuinely hard problem to solve.
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He really genuinely sees the world in a different way.
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It might take you a while to genuinely enjoy spiciness.
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I genuinely can't decide if this is genius or stupid.
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I genuinely didn't think I would make it to 17.
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Upset Upset: I genuinely hope I was overreacting to this.
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It kept him busy and he genuinely liked her company.
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While accepting album of the year, Eilish seemed genuinely shocked.
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JB: Yeah, yeah, he's just a really genuinely nice guy.
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"I think he genuinely is upset about it," Appell said.
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"I could tell it made him genuinely proud," Daniels writes.
|
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The writing in this game is genuinely sharp and funny.
|
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Can the men in our lives accept genuinely equal relationships?
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"I love talking and I genuinely like people," Clarkson says.
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But the approach needs to be a genuinely new one.
|
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But they both seemed genuinely surprised by the blanket coverage.
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And I genuinely generally like science fiction and fantasy stuff.
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That's hard and genuinely requires the heft of the cloud.
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She said Kenney is a genuinely good and moral person.
|
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It's rare to see a brand offering something genuinely unique.
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After the riots, many Han were genuinely curious about Uighurs.
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That's something genuinely terrifying to ask in your own life.
|
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On one hand, I am genuinely super happy for them.
|
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Runaway cow videos genuinely make the world a happier place.
|
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To be fair, some of these features are genuinely cool.
|
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Some of these are genuinely concerned people trying to help.
|
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But if watching TV genuinely makes you happy, do it.
|
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He was always genuinely sorry for them as human beings.
|
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His comments on the topic were genuinely moving and elegant.
|
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Genuinely working together to benefit both is a winning strategy.
|
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That was genuinely smart, in every sense of the word.
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"We're really, genuinely worried, and with good reason," Reagan said.
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I'm genuinely torn about what the least bad outcome is.
|
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There are things genuinely to dislike in the tax bill.
|
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Which is not to say that Putin isn't genuinely popular.
|
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Senior Democrats also profess to be genuinely uncertain what policy agenda Trump will pursue and are genuinely uncomfortable with the idea of the kind of sight-unseen opposition that Republicans offered to Obama in 2009.
|
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Theory 2: "Infinite Jest" is a genuinely groundbreaking novel of language.
|
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I genuinely don't understand what Republicans believe their endgame is here.
|
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Despite the nagging apprehension of getting genuinely attached, I felt strong.
|
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By that measurement, Russia's 2016 campaign was genuinely successful, she said.
|
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People here are genuinely excited that C-SPAN's on the radio.
|
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The strangest thing was, never once did I feel genuinely scared.
|
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Clinton said, however, that she was genuinely baffled by the rumors.
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I used to enjoy the 90s - both genuinely and post-ironically.
|
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It has been designed with great care and genuinely promotes wellness.
|
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He shows me the goods and it genuinely felt like Christmas.
|
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Things really aren't the same anymore' I genuinely had that feeling.
|
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The truth is that I genuinely have no time for research.
|
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I genuinely [would] worry all the time about losing my toes.
|
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He's charming, attractive, and genuinely seems to care about his patients.
|
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When we got this space, it was genuinely a white box.
|
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You can see Brooks is genuinely apologetic about the whole thing.
|
|
Women often face questioning about whether or not they're genuinely struggling.
|
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He seemed genuinely interested in the script I had co-written.
|
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The Ty-Lite genuinely made taking the selfies so much easier.
|
|
He seems to genuinely regret that he got caught being racist.
|
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Contemporaries at Yale Law School have told me she's genuinely brilliant.
|
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And it's definitely not because they genuinely care about anti-Semitism.
|
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People get genuinely excited every time the camera prints a picture.
|
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It was genuinely unclear whom Donnelly would prefer to run against.
|
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There's a new accessibility option called Live Caption that's genuinely amazing.
|
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There are genuinely good people all around us, doing great things.
|
|
Now, with Spider-Man: Homecoming, the MCU offers something genuinely unexpected.
|
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I've genuinely never seen her flustered — she's just so, so cool.
|
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I genuinely cheered when I finally unlocked the grey diamond pattern.
|
|
But I was genuinely surprised to be ignored by my teacher.
|
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My subjects seemed genuinely excited to share this aspect of themselves.
|
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It's almost as if we're getting punished alongside genuinely harmful people.
|
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Some were good reasons, because they wanted to genuinely improve diversity.
|
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In that light, scenarios like Ovadya's polity simulation feel genuinely plausible.
|
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I also genuinely think Tambor's work on the show was terrific.
|
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I'm not miserable, and I genuinely enjoy exploring my new city.
|
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I'm genuinely in awe of the food scene here in Portland.
|
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"It's genuinely a great reason to wake up in the morning."
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I genuinely feel bad for #Atlanta who played amazing all season.
|
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Participation in online polls shows that we genuinely love voting online.
|
|
And the something it was supposed to be was genuinely sinister.
|
|
Humans don't like to be around genuinely creepy people or places.
|
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"It's genuinely shocking how few people know about her," Kasuga says.
|
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We listened to Elephant's Memory and we were into Yoko, genuinely.
|
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"This is genuinely exciting for me," McCartney said in a statement.
|
|
But the FOV, at more than 100 degrees, is genuinely impressive.
|
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It's genuinely one of my top five favorite things about Milwaukee.
|
|
And it doesn't have a lot of genuinely terrible shows, either.
|
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He genuinely seemed more concerned and serious about them than Clinton.
|
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The thing is, I genuinely enjoy my work—I love it!
|
|
Sabina was genuinely and completely loved by all that knew her.
|
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For this project, she has a genuinely impressive roster of collaborators.
|
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Like, I genuinely feel bad for everyone who lived before then.
|
|
It's also genuinely funny, and funny in a specifically visual way.
|
|
Then I played PS VR, and experienced genuinely good VR games.
|
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I think he genuinely hopes that principle survives a changed Court.
|
|
For those who are, it must be a genuinely difficult choice.
|
|
There are, after all, genuinely rude things certain people are saying.
|
|
"I'm genuinely frightened for refuges in general, including ours," she says.
|
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I'm genuinely curious as he was nothing but abusive towards everyone.
|
|
The second big factor, technological change, is genuinely strengthening labour markets.
|
|
Her eyes sparkled as she drank it all in, genuinely overwhelmed.
|
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""For a while, I wasn't sure these things were genuinely astrophysical.
|
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I was far from perfect at it, but I genuinely tried.
|
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Plus, people genuinely seem to enjoy the roasts and being roasted.
|
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With Spelunky 2, I genuinely have no idea what to expect.
|
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I was genuinely enthused about what it could bring to games.
|
|
I got back to doing things that genuinely made me happy.
|
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It was genuinely shocking how race is treated in this thing.
|
|
Tim so genuinely and deeply cares about the designers he mentors.
|
|
Still want to deride those genuinely worried about America's foreign trade?
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|
But I love fashion – this is what I'm genuinely interested in.
|
|
They genuinely enjoy each other's company and that will never change.
|
|
It's also, to be clear, genuinely not clear why it matters.
|
|
When you genuinely go to see for yourself, magical things happen.
|
|
Genuinely got a tear in my eye reading the thread. pic.twitter.
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But I love fashion — this is what I'm genuinely interested in.
|
|
Shower beers are a genuinely excellent way to relax and unwind.
|
|
With the S10 family, Samsung's flagship phones are genuinely exciting again.
|
|
Sometimes, this genuinely benefits consumers and makes products safer or better.
|
|
The Gorsuch confirmation represents a genuine and genuinely important political victory.
|
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This shit is genuinely revolting, Marvel HAS to address it pic.twitter.
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And upon his death, her strength and grace were genuinely inspirational.
|
|
" Gyllenhaal agrees, saying, "I just thought, 'What a genuinely good man.
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Those who are genuinely original and innovative, the mavericks, are ignored.
|
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People were genuinely distressed or engaged, and they needed an outlet.
|
|
But at least in the book his intelligence seems genuinely unsettling.
|
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They genuinely appreciate the fans and the support of the community.
|
|
I genuinely felt as if I wanted to end my life.
|
|
One or two of them are genuinely good, but — big surprise!
|
|
By contrast, Kazan as Emily Gardener is witty, like, genuinely witty.
|
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But this Kate Middleton doppelgänger genuinely looks really similar to her.
|
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If you're a sports fan, the "teams" feature is genuinely useful.
|
|
Difficult to determine if Kroff is genuinely incensed, or coldly calculating.
|
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I remember thinking, this family looks genuinely shaken and, well, close.
|
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When he calls me back that night, he sounds genuinely concerned.
|
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They claim, however, to be 0003 percent satisfied and genuinely happy.
|
|
"I am genuinely rooting for change in Saudi Arabia," Minhaj said.
|
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"I genuinely did not know what to do," Frankel told PEOPLE.
|
|
Hatch has told friends he is genuinely torn about the decision.
|
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But first, let's acknowledge Musk's genuinely world-changing contributions to society.
|
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The Embraer 145 is a nifty plane that genuinely impressed me.
|
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It's the expression we make when we're genuinely experiencing positive emotion.
|
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Be genuinely vested in others' lives, sufferings, wins, and emotional state.
|
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I was genuinely thankful for her support in cosigning the loan.
|
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This was tennis on his terms, and he seemed genuinely happy.
|
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She's a psychologist, but she's also genuinely an amazing life coach.
|
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I genuinely believe the gameplay and controls make up for it.
|
|
"I think he might genuinely think he's doing good," Cohen said.
|
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But a genuinely new identity for women seems to elude him.
|
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As Castaldo questions him, he speaks slowly and sounds genuinely shaken.
|
|
They seemed whole, put together, genuinely having fun with one another.
|
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Plus, Heidi seemed to be genuinely battling with mental health issues.
|
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Stump—a genuinely very good singer a lot of the time!
|
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"Leadership is just genuinely puzzled" about what to do, Joyner said.
|
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I try to do things that make me happy, genuinely happy.
|
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Sevgi: I'm definitely relieved—I was genuinely scared he would win.
|
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The men genuinely wanted to talk to me and see me.
|
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It was the first time I'd seen my dad genuinely upset.
|
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It's funny, moving, thrilling, and genuinely groundbreaking from a technical standpoint.
|
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I genuinely enjoy cooking, while he loves a good static spray.
|
|
Today is one of those genuinely unpredictable days in American politics.
|
|
There are genuinely creepy moments, but most of them are predictable.
|
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" He added, "We believe that he genuinely learned from his mistakes.
|
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That does not mean that Mr. Khan was not genuinely popular.
|
|
It genuinely might be the most unsettling thing I've ever seen.
|
|
But this time around, Republican leaders and politicians seem genuinely rattled.
|
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But over the past three years, something genuinely shocking has happened.
|
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Opportunities missed for this long are, at this point, genuinely missed.
|
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More debatable is the degree to which extinctions are genuinely catastrophic.
|
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It means a lot when you have someone who genuinely cares.
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Maybe — but it pushed against Trump in a genuinely unprecedented way.
|
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Maybe there actually is a genuinely post-Christian future for America.
|
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Bear McCreary's mournful score nudges the moment into something genuinely affecting.
|
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It will mean genuinely wrestling with the complexity of doing both.
|
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He suddenly seems to realize that he genuinely needs his partner.
|
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As long as it's something you genuinely admire, let them know.
|
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The bond that develops between boy and donkey is genuinely heartwarming.
|
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"He just genuinely is bursting with stories to tell," Berlanti said.
|
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"I got to see people who were genuinely hurting," he said.
|
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"I genuinely feel as if it's a new show," she said.
|
|
Don't say "cheese" or open your lips unless you're genuinely laughing.
|
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The sad thing is the Democrats have plans — genuinely good plans!
|
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"I genuinely feel our republic is in danger," Mr. Pritzker said.
|
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He was both thoughtful and empathetic, not to mention genuinely funny.
|
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I was genuinely surprised that I was so utterly, totally entranced.
|
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For some, logging off for a while can be genuinely rejuvenating.
|
|
He was genuinely mentally ill, a disturbing person to be around.
|
|
The first of the bunch was the genuinely odd Surface Earbuds.
|
|
But let's say, for argument's sake, he's genuinely trying to help.
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It's almost as if they don't genuinely care about online harassment.pic.twitter.
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It's just unfortunate that some have genuinely slipped through the cracks.
|
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Is Ambilight just a gimmick or is it genuinely game-changing?
|
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"I genuinely just don&apost see it at all," she said.
|
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He wasn't asking to be nosy or gossipy; he genuinely cared.
|
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When she won, she said she was "genuinely" taken by surprise.
|
|
There are already tons of genuinely funny options available for purchase.
|
|
But it still seems like a genuinely convenient option to have.
|
|
That's because Lee is doing something — several things — genuinely new here.
|
|
It was refreshing, wholesome, and genuinely made me laugh out loud.
|
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And when Melissa won, everyone was so genuinely happy about it.
|
|
In the pilot: Maybe the only genuinely nice person in Riverdale.
|
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The middle is where AI lets you make genuinely bizarre noises.
|
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Now, I think it's genuinely not beloved, maybe, but it's liked.
|
|
He continued to strike me as genuinely enamored of the place.
|
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Palmer genuinely had no idea who the former vice president was.
|
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The Australian accent makes anyone sound friendly, but people genuinely are.
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Plus the man genuinely wants to do something about climate change.
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It's worth emphasizing how genuinely new this sort of thing is.
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"There are many Republicans who genuinely care about deficits," he said.
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They seem genuinely stoked to be together again in the video.
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It is genuinely exciting, against the warm heat of the spice.
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Words are in there somewhere, but they're genuinely of no concern.
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You are in a genuinely thriving city that is deeply diverse.
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And then he listened and I think he was genuinely moved.
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So you think they are genuinely not interested in solving it.
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It's to study how he acts toward women he genuinely likes.
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The comments are — for the most part — genuinely emotive and appreciative.
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"Trump was a candidate they were genuinely enthused about," Hawley said.
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Relative to most political controversies, the stakes here are genuinely minimal.
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All is not lost, but the situation is genuinely quite grave.
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That's the other thing: nobody's really, genuinely happy in their station.
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Trump and other conservative politicians are using the immigrant murder specter to political ends; that doesn't make the fear they're inspiring any less genuinely felt (and it doesn't mean that the politicians themselves aren't genuinely worried).
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If an investigation is in play and you are genuinely confident that your client is genuinely innocent, not only of these charges but of any other conduct, then you would, still under very limited circumstances, arrange something.
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I hope my guy would be the same and love me genuinely.
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Rating Yet the number of genuinely good Oz reworkings is shockingly small.
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She genuinely complimented me and I saw the light in her eyes.
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We do it because we find these facts to be genuinely unpleasant.
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He seems to have been not just genuinely resigned to dying but
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I have genuinely learned so much and wish everyone all the best.
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Wall Street has genuinely more to fear from Sanders than from Clinton.
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Claire says it was the first time she'd seen him genuinely laugh.
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But another group of Republicans seem to genuinely want Trump to win.
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Alongside her, Colton sends home the lovely Tahzjuan, who seems genuinely crestfallen.
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We genuinely make time for people and that goes a long way.
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I feel genuinely bad about getting my facts wrong and I'm sorry.
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I am genuinely honored to have the opportunity to work with her.
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Then there's the latte itself, which is genuinely Bond-like in appearance.
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The outcome of every situation is genuinely in question, until it isn't.
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Finally, there's a scary take: The US is genuinely preparing for conflict.
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King, for seemingly the first time, is genuinely shaken by the backlash.
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"When someone insults him, he genuinely takes it personally," one adviser said.
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The bottom line: Modern cars, equipped with modern electronics, are genuinely safer.
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What makes the Juicero genuinely ridiculous is how over-engineered it is.
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Based on the Twitter reaction, people genuinely don't know what to believe.
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And when it jumps its way to victory, I feel proud. Genuinely.
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Taylor looks genuinely thrilled for a moment, until Oscar says he's kidding.
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I genuinely enjoy hearing about her kiddos; they sound like real hams.
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I genuinely believed that if I did, I would go to prison.
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Some, like Uber/Lyft and The New York Times, are genuinely useful.
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I get genuinely excited when someone pulls out tarot cards after dessert.
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Cameron and Khan, presumably, both genuinely disagree with the presumptive Republican nominee.
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What face recognition technology is genuinely useful for is Facebook's own business.
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"I haven't genuinely felt this happy in my entire life," he says.
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Despite concerns, the process is "genuinely well thought out," according to Barry.
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The actor seems genuinely sympathetic to anyone who was rooting for them.
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When he talks about him, he really genuinely beams through the phone.
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It's genuinely plausible that the threat described in the order is real.
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"I genuinely just wanted to jerk off with other guys," he said.
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In the case of Sonja Morgan's experience, it was also genuinely worrisome.
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Modern infrastructure genuinely is vulnerable, as yesterday's Google Docs outage reminded us.
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People like imagination if they feel that it's genuinely rooted in fact.
|
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"He was genuinely passionate about getting a real Christmas tree," she said.
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It mostly won't be genuinely "new" information, but congressional testimony rarely is.
|
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It is genuinely difficult to know how to respond to bad faith.
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The genuinely rich tend to care about preserving and growing their wealth.
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The man smiles genuinely that time, pleased that he made her laugh.
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I was genuinely a fly on the wall and it was awesome.
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Seemed like a genuinely nice guy, and I hope he's doing okay.
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Melissa lives up to her word, and the results are genuinely touching.
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It's genuinely the funniest program I've had the pleasure of listening to.
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When it debuted, HoloLens felt like it could genuinely change the world.
|
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There are breathtaking venues, big laughs and some genuinely tear-inducing moments.
|
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It may well be that executives genuinely do agree with such sentiments.
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The Galaxy TabPro S is the first genuinely great 2-in-1.
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If the prosecution genuinely believed in a case, why just drop it?
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I think she will always feel genuinely devastated by what he's done.
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We really genuinely wanted our kids to be as unscathed as possible.
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It genuinely acknowledges the emotion of it and how intense it is.
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"It's not just that many are genuinely stupid," he said of reporters.
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And his general disdain for the rule of law is genuinely alarming.
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If you want genuinely European elections, he argues, go the whole hog.
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They genuinely believe that this is the best way to raise children.
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He seems like a genuinely likable and nice guy, which is important.
|
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Value stocks look cheap because the firms' businesses genuinely are more risky.
|
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Only in the realm of economic policy does he appear genuinely unconventional.
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He genuinely saw the benefits of trying to be a unifying figure.
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The only way that can happen is if I am genuinely myself.
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Then Celeste remembers all the times Perry was a genuinely loving father.
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But I genuinely believed it was genuine because it actually looks genuine.
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It genuinely makes you happy to help others and make others smile.
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I'm genuinely glad to see them speaking up, don't get me wrong.
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Chris: I was genuinely impressed by the diversity and authenticity of architecture.
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"She seemed as if she was genuinely interested in us," she said.
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I gave Lilly the full tour and saw she was genuinely impressed.
|
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By this stage in proceedings, I was starting to feel genuinely ill.
|
|
But with Obama, he genuinely seemed to be just another sports nut.
|
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"I'm genuinely surprised [at] the amount of coverage it's got," he said.
|
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It's loud, filthy, crass as hell, and filled with genuinely interesting ideas.
|
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Though he seemed genuinely remorseful, he did not ever take full responsibility.
|
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He sounds genuinely proud of his purchase, but also a little melancholy.
|
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Woody Allen films are a genuinely important part of American film history.
|
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I genuinely don't know which one is more likely at this point.
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Every once in a while, you do actually genuinely connect with somebody.
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What's more, it's genuinely not clear that these programs work at all.
|
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About 1 percent of the general population are genuinely allergic to sulfites.
|
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"I'm genuinely sorry about what I said the other night," Kirk says.
|
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Bannon also seems to genuinely differ from Trump on a couple fronts.
|
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However, they're smart, inquisitive creatures, no stranger to genuinely messing with humans.
|
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Getting to know gay people genuinely moved the needle on gay rights.
|
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But Victor does seem genuinely thrilled to be back working for Axe.
|
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He's just a genuinely bad, racist person and I don't like him.
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I have also had sessions with girls who seem to genuinely care.
|
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This kind of technology could genuinely be for the betterment of society.
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For the record, I admire Chazelle, and I genuinely adored his film.
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Other jurisdictions are also coming under scrutiny, although Panama is genuinely different.
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And those parts of us were genuinely in love with one another.
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I genuinely think there's almost no such thing as a bad play.
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Or it might genuinely be the work of a privacy-violating creep.
|
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What separates genuinely unbearable trash from a fun night full of comedy?
|
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Depending on your outlook, some of these services could be genuinely useful.
|
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Meanwhile, the Galrans themselves, including the dread Emperor Zarkon, are genuinely imposing.
|
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But I genuinely think it's because I am not a TV mom.
|
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"Genuinely, he wanted to help other kids with cancer," Moriba tells PEOPLE.
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Genuinely though, bro country makes me feel joy unlike any other genre.
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He's someone who genuinely thought different from the rest of his industry.
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Rare is a New York City subway ad that's actually, genuinely funny.
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I was genuinely surprised, and I had a really good time there.
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He was very genuine, genuinely thankful for my son and his service.
|
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"A Ghost Story" is no horror movie, but it is genuinely haunting.
|
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Genuinely ask yourself these questions and see where the answers take you.
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So, yes, you should apologize, but only for what you genuinely regret.
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I genuinely grieved for Anna for days after I finished reading it.
|
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By itself, again, this would genuinely constitute a middle-class tax cut.
|
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It's not often a newspaper can do something genuinely new and surprising.
|
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He genuinely cares about Naz, but he's still working all the angles.
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Over the years, the Brookenses genuinely enjoyed their time in Whitefish Bay.
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Genuinely poor children remain, for the most part, a purely theoretical species.
|
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Is it bad that I've genuinely considered doing this in the past?
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These apparent defects are all part of the filmmaker's genuinely cunning strategy.
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It's a balancing act, between being genuinely kind and not looking weak.
|
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That's him genuinely going, 'Oh my God, there's 66 boxes of it.
|
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People genuinely like Apple products and it would bring Cook tremendous goodwill.
|
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And then, most importantly, the government must genuinely reflect on this past.
|
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Fortunately, Stenberg is genuinely appealing, mixing vulnerability with flashes of her powers.
|
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So, sure, the Saudi crown prince may genuinely care about women's rights.
|
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Garmendia was a guy steeped in LatAm style but also genuinely youthful.
|
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And Mr. Ling's take on the traditional lobster roll was genuinely inspired.
|
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And it wasn't some marketing tool; they were genuinely interested in it.
|
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Some people genuinely enjoy the structure of a 9 to 5 schedule.
|
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Because, as burned out as I was, I genuinely loved my work.
|
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And they genuinely thought he'd take some time to ease McMaster out.
|
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Cormier seems to feel genuinely betrayed by whatever has come before this.
|
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Rather, she's genuinely trying to understand their perspective and explain the motivations.
|
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Although I was genuinely interested in learning about wine, I was skeptical.
|
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I am genuinely horrified, and decide to retreat quickly from this conversation.
|
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At the same time, many of them are genuinely interested in service.
|
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"He was genuinely just outraged after all those comments," Mr. Sykes said.
|
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It's genuinely a good candle, and its affordability is a welcome perk.
|
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He believes that he's genuinely in love with her, but he's wrong.
|
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A classy young lady, total pro as journalist, and genuinely nice person.
|
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Critic's Notebook Many years ago, Jérôme Bel had some genuinely provocative ideas.
|
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It didn't matter whether it was someone he was genuinely fond of . . .
|
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Even those at home now genuinely do seem to make a difference.
|
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They are also genuinely patriotic and optimistic about theirs and China's future.
|
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Being human today is about the struggle to remain genuinely empathic ourselves.
|
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"After four years, I still genuinely enjoy giving tours," Mr. Hooper said.
|
|
I think he genuinely believes he's 'making the world a better place.
|
|
The rare occasions on which they disagree must therefore be genuinely random.
|
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That has raised concerns about hurting people who genuinely need the medication.
|
|
The question arises: Has the administration genuinely had a change of heart?
|
|
At times, the president seemed genuinely touched by the rituals of remembrance.
|
|
CLEVELAND — Donald Trump's Republican convention speech had a genuinely surprising, sincere moment.
|
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" What's genuinely new, he said, "is that they are increasingly globally networked.
|
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And it is genuinely good that Google doesn't hold your contacts hostage.
|
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"Speak from the heart about why you genuinely care," Carty went on.
|
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"I think he genuinely has grievances against the press," Mr. Baker said.
|
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"I think he's genuinely uncomfortable," Mr. Krikorian said, referring to the president.
|
|
The staff are genuinely attentive and managed to remember each guest's name.
|
|
As for the 360 views, I've seen some that are genuinely amazing.
|
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But I am genuinely curious about people in a weirdly emotional way.
|
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They also feign spontaneity gorgeously, which makes the audience feel it genuinely.
|
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The other woman sent home is Sydney Hightower, which is genuinely shocking.
|
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I can hear on the phone that he's genuinely concerned about me.
|
|
But the seditious principle behind these blustering, elliptical threats is genuinely alarming.
|
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What lawmakers are saying... "If true, those are genuinely stunning allegations," Sen.
|
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It's always cool when our defendant's family members are genuinely nice people.
|
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"I think for Alice, I think she genuinely loves him," Schlaepfer said.
|
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"My advice is to work with people you genuinely admire," he said.
|
|
By the end, when everyone bands together Avengers-style, it's genuinely touching.
|
|
But some of his finest, most genuinely shocking work is his quietest.
|
|
They seemed to genuinely care for Miou-Miou, their lover and companion.
|
|
Yet while Dom endures baptisms of fire, he is never genuinely alone.
|
|
However, the confirmation obstruction against Trump nominees is unprecedented and genuinely dangerous.
|
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To be able to express myself openly and genuinely, it's been freeing.
|
|
His passages on the nature of empathy, for example, are genuinely fascinating.
|
|
Though Anzora seemed genuinely happy, I occasionally spotted fissures in his optimism.
|
|
If you can genuinely enjoy this, we'd probably get along reasonably well.
|
|
I think he does genuinely love being governor of New York, though.
|
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He&aposs one of my favourite customers and a genuinely nice guy.
|
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The place I most genuinely exist, even though I'm playing another person.
|
|
"I am genuinely friends with Cory," Yang told CNN after the debate.
|
|
You can sense how genuinely concerned Elizabeth is for her devastated sister.
|
|
When people walk in and see Kali, they know she genuinely cares.
|
|
Not just with sound and fury; there are genuinely eccentric innovations here.
|
|
I asked him to repeat this, because I genuinely hadn't heard him.
|
|
People seem to genuinely enjoy the Today at Apple classes on offer.
|
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It's a movie that genuinely loves its characters, especially when they're ridiculous.
|
|
A new streaming service needs a healthy dose of genuinely scary programming.
|
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I was and still [am] genuinely sad for Goo Hara and Sulli.
|
|
However, Mike Bloomberg is smart; no one could ever genuinely claim otherwise.
|
|
Given all this, I feel genuinely bad for rental car company executives.
|
|
He genuinely believes that he has the right to direct American commerce.
|
|
But beyond all that, Gone Girl is also a genuinely good book.
|
|
"It's genuinely what I wanted... to be a young mom," Jenner said.
|
|
Ideally, the garment's makers genuinely think their unsightly design is quite lovely.
|
|
Then it takes a sudden turn toward something important and genuinely wrenching.
|
|
The future of Democratic foreign policy is genuinely up in the air.
|
|
But McKay doesn't seem tired, rather genuinely impassioned by his film's subject.
|
|
A genuinely new piece of information to add to the Zardulu saga.
|
|
Ned and Catelyn genuinely seem to love and care for one another.
|
|
"I want a candidate who genuinely respects the disability community," Ladau commented.
|
|
Trump, of course, is no Teddy Roosevelt, despite the genuinely considerable similarities.
|
|
The most disappointing thing about Disenchantment is that Dreamland is genuinely interesting.
|
|
She's not genuinely surprised by what he says; she's playing a part.
|
|
I think Donald Trump is genuinely probably a pretty happy guy. Yeah.
|
|
One is that Clinton appears genuinely responsive to pressure from outside groups.
|
|
The shock of the new—and it should be stressed just how genuinely radical the early PC Music material felt and how genuinely exciting the whole multimedia package felt, too—always becomes the dull hum of the familiar.
|
|
The candidates were forced to deal with the genuinely difficult question of how to respond to horrific human rights abuses by one of the world's most powerful nations — and, to the candidates' credit, they had genuinely interesting answers.
|
|
Kidman seemed genuinely confused when HuffPost journalist Matthew Jacobs asked her about it.
|
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"It's a struggle to say, 'This is genuinely who I am,'" she said.
|
|
Lore is scary, but the acting also makes it genuinely earnest at times.
|
|
Injuries have left the Warriors genuinely vulnerable in their competition against the Bulls.
|
|
Genuinely great, catchy music is mixed with funny kids' comments and entertaining guests.
|
|
" Harris was drawn to the fact that he was "genuinely comfortable with himself.
|
|
I feel massively condescended to and genuinely offended to be offered this advice.
|
|
Again, the newly dead inhabitants will be blandly "bad," rather than genuinely evil.
|
|
But President Trump is used to fighting and seems to genuinely like it.
|
|
The Flair is for someone who genuinely enjoys the process of creating espresso.
|
|
The girls are so genuinely supportive, I'm reminded how great my friends are.
|
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I genuinely feel like my head is floating on top of my neck.
|
|
On the internet, organically coming across something genuinely wonderful feels so damn rare.
|
|
Suzanne was an incredibly kind and supportive executive and a genuinely good person.
|
|
But there was also a louder part of me that genuinely wanted them.
|
|
You do it because yes, you genuinely want a selfie with Donald Duck.
|
|
He was genuinely amazed when detectives arrested him in New York in 1903.
|
|
"What she gives is very attentive, curious, informed genuinely passionate interest," says Lawler.
|
|
In fact, she seemed genuinely excited to get flowers from the little guy.
|
|
But she didn't want to do that unless it was a genuinely his.
|
|
There's some genuinely funny writing in Mario + Rabbids, and plenty of visual gags.
|
|
Point being: There's no reason to pull back if you genuinely love working.
|
|
He seems to genuinely think that he shouldn't take no for an answer.
|
|
Samsung isn't being deceptive here, but some firms at MWC were genuinely misleading.
|
|
But Anchor has some bold ideas and a handful of genuinely delightful touches.
|
|
I genuinely value the trust and mutual understanding that has developed between us.
|
|
The mobile industry is far from done in terms of genuinely new products.
|
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I genuinely feel more happy and more 'me' with every tattoo I get.
|
|
FCC chairman Ajit Pai is genuinely one of the nicest people in Washington.
|
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They are genuinely nice and take some of the pressure off of me.
|
|
Eventually, FKA Twigs admitted that the bullying had "genuinely shocked and disgusted" her.
|
|
But Trump genuinely doesn't appear to his aides to be worried about Biden.
|
|
I genuinely believe that finding the right medication and therapists saved my life.
|
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Author's note: I genuinely can't believe that I had to write this article.
|
|
J.K. Rowling Says She Is "Genuinely Happy" With Johnny Depp's Fantastic Beasts Casting
|
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The show is a testament to new school diversity and is genuinely funny.
|
|
I genuinely believe in their relationship, and these gushing Instagram posts don't hurt.
|
|
In Jack's case, ethnicity doesn't come up because it genuinely doesn't have to.
|
|
At his lowest moments, the solidity of Trump's coalition was genuinely in doubt.
|
|
Button learned a bit of useful science and produced some genuinely striking photographs.
|
|
He's genuinely shocked, to the point where he asks Khloe if she's joking.
|
|
And they have brought forth a small but genuinely European cast of characters.
|
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"He's a genuinely bad, racist person and I don't like him," he said.
|
|
Some inventions seem genuinely prescient, like a collection of animated proto-emoji stickers.
|
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This level of capability leads to one of "Executioner's" few genuinely hilarious moments.
|
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We love her because she's genuinely happy and comfortable with who she is.
|
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I really care about music and all creative things in my life genuinely.
|
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Trump genuinely tried on three occasions to deflect the questions about the tape.
|
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It's a genuinely innovative company, which is willing to take risks and fail.
|
|
"They genuinely care about each other," Bookout said about the newly engaged couple.
|
|
Of course I was proud of my accomplishments, but I wasn't genuinely happy.
|
|
Mishler's presence is calm, friendly, and casual, and the videos are genuinely soothing.
|
|
Were people genuinely trying to raise money to help Godwin's grieving loved ones?
|
|
The show is smart, sleek, stylish television — and it's doing something genuinely different.
|
|
After that we all seemed genuinely confused about what we were doing there.
|
|
It leads to top marginal rates that are genuinely without precedent in peacetime.
|
|
These two genuinely struck it rich and have publicly talked about making millions.
|
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He seemed genuinely happy to be there, so that put me at ease.
|
|
It was genuinely believed that countercultural rebellion would undermine and destroy 'the system.
|
|
It made me feel smart, it made me genuinely laugh—more than once.
|
|
"It's genuinely quite stressful," she half-sobbed, half-laughed when arriving on stage.
|
|
Many top figures on the campaign genuinely had no idea who he was.
|
|
His policy attacks on Clinton sound bizarre because he genuinely doesn't understand policy.
|
|
Not like mine, where it was more criminal, and they were genuinely worried.
|
|
Contestants are on this dumb show because they genuinely care about making clothes.
|
|
I felt like I was surrounded by people that genuinely liked being there.
|
|
By the way ... Demi seemed great -- she was happy, relaxed and genuinely excited.
|
|
"The couple looked genuinely in love, embracing throughout the meal," says the onlooker.
|
|
Still, some of the demos I tried on Tuesday morning were genuinely impressive.
|
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These expensive developments... haven't delivered the genuinely affordable homes ordinary Londoners desperately need.
|
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But anyway: I'm genuinely interested in what these songs are for different couples.
|
|
The scandal fueled one of the most genuinely stunning pieces of his catalog.
|
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Other times, though, it genuinely improved the experience, like a paired physical experience.
|
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But he said China should be "genuinely congratulated" for its fight against poverty.
|
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Genuinely, I don't have an opinion on whether that was right or wrong.
|
|
"People are just genuinely confused, and some are angry and upset," she said.
|
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Most Republicans genuinely feel like the Cornyn-Murphy bill is the best solution.
|
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It's genuinely unclear whether the NSA was aware those exploits had been compromised.
|
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Only spent an afternoon with him but he was genuinely cool man. pic.twitter.
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Service is gruff but genuinely friendly, it's cheap, and the nachos are awesome.
|
|
Bush seemed sincere about compassionate conservatism and genuinely pursued it in some ways.
|
|
Think about these Christian mommy bloggers who talk about genuinely serving their husbands.
|
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With this many people, that could be genuinely devastating for all of humanity.
|
|
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren also impressed her as genuinely concerned about helping people.
|
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Here's a simple truth: We find inconvenient political facts to be genuinely unpleasant.
|
|
Do people genuinely think you're the reason Donald Trump is running for president?
|
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I'm genuinely shocked at the things that were texted and said to me.
|
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" -- said with a genuinely stricken look -- "I must be in the wrong place.
|
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These kids are witty, full of heart and genuinely fun to read about.
|
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It's not cold – he seems genuinely interested in creating content that kids love.
|
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Kenzo has a special knack for making smart, often genuinely funny fashion films.
|
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I genuinely question any uniform that has their undying grudge sewn into it.
|
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Whether I genuinely dislike or like a guest, I don't really show it.
|
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I genuinely wanted to understand how she and I saw things so differently.
|
|
They're also genuinely entertaining, recapturing lost details of thinkers' personal lives without sensationalism.
|
|
Though fractured and diminished, the P.T. is still the only genuinely popular party.
|
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Or do you genuinely have a question that will move the conversation forward?
|
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The guys behind the counter were genuinely friendly and great at their jobs.
|
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What it genuinely does that, most other SUVs don't is inspire cornering confidence.
|
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You can only get really upset about something you genuinely care deeply about.
|
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SUDEIKIS: I remember when that was talked about and I was genuinely bummed.
|
|
So, at long last, an achievement Travis Kalanick can be genuinely proud of.
|
|
It was incredible – genuinely a goal of high quality out of absolutely nothing.
|
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It genuinely feels like there is just no place for girls like me.
|
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" He writes that gay couples can "genuinely, deeply, and sacrificially love each other.
|
|
In general, he cultivated a "mordant persona" and was genuinely captivated by gruesomeness.
|
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It genuinely seemed like my social standing had been lowered a few notches.
|
|
January is the man who genuinely wants to use margarine as a lubricant.
|
|
But she also just seems genuinely bored with costumes, high fashion, and glitz.
|
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The vast majority of Snatch cash prizes genuinely are of almost no worth.
|
|
By the end of the week, I genuinely felt poisoned—mind and body.
|
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I think I just genuinely fell in love with her, as a person.
|
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I genuinely don't want to lose contact with (most of) my old coworkers.
|
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They are kind and considerate, and they genuinely want to make others happy.
|
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He seemed genuinely invested in me getting off my ass and doing this.
|
|
A good financial professional, facing the proper incentives, can offer genuinely valuable advice.
|
|
"Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn Gillian Flynn created a complex, genuinely interesting heroine.
|
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The self-titled EP's two tracks are genuinely hypnotic in the best way.
|
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New Yorkers are some of the most genuinely kind people I've ever encountered.
|
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But Trudeau is also genuinely really good at playing the media—especially internationally.
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VICE: As someone who is already afraid of flying, this is genuinely terrifying.
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There's nothing genuinely transgressive about their behavior; they're just drunk, happy and together.
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All genuinely revolutionary movements in the past have needed to exist partly underground.
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Fallaci lived a genuinely romantic life, too, with stormy loves and war wounds.
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Unlike many reading subscriptions, Scribd is genuinely unlimited for 99% of its subscribers.
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But with one very noticeable exception, he hadn't genuinely done much about it.
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I'm genuinely unsure that any one of those options is the right approach.
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You think we got it wrong, we're listening, and to be genuinely listening.
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Ryan Gosling laughed off the epic Best Picture screwup ... genuinely finding it hysterical.
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I was for a split-second genuinely worried she might have been armed.
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Other former colleagues highlighted a genuinely empathetic side that emerged when needed most.
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His perception of reality, I think he might genuinely think he's doing good.
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At its peak, he says, Hootie & the Blowfish was a genuinely excellent band.
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HONG KONG — For years, this city was neither genuinely democratic nor entirely authoritarian.
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I'll lose my pundit card for saying this, but I genuinely don't know.
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And the climactic revelation of Boy's true nature is a genuinely surprising twist.
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Mr. Lukas's article was like a strong hug from someone who genuinely understands.
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Because while the controversies Trump causes are often ridiculous, they're rarely genuinely silly.
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He sounds genuinely happy about what he and the team there have built.
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There are times when the characters — and their director — surprise and genuinely delight.
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The idea of saying "no" to being a bridesmaid genuinely horrifies some people.
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All interviewers halfway decent at their jobs are genuinely curious about their subjects.
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Or, even, could all be telling what they genuinely believe is the truth?
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They are entitled to a feasible alternative they can genuinely be proud of.
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It all points to one thing: Maybe Trump genuinely sympathizes with racist groups.
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"What I'm genuinely worried about right now is people's mental health," Parr says.
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From my Beatles poster to my waterfall fish tank, it's all genuinely me.
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I think people genuinely are good, they just don't know how to help.
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Because people genuinely feel that our elite universities have become islands of wealth.
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But if the cash is genuinely unrestricted, it would be a historic move.
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Mexico would likely profit from a genuinely progressive, democratic governing party and president.
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He is genuinely scary as a jalopy of a man running on ethanol.
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I honestly have no idea how this happened, but I genuinely liked it.
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Only two women seem genuinely interested in marrying Peter, and they're both 22.
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To anyone reading this, anybody who genuinely loves you won't continuously hurt you.
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But one of the women in Ludlow's case comes across as genuinely troubled.
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U.S. more secure, but by default—because there are so few genuinely alternative
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What's even scarier is that I think he may genuinely believe it. 13.
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Last spring, I finally found a pair I genuinely loved: the 1More Stylish.
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Again, it's fine to keep your account if you genuinely enjoy using it.
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"It's so endearing, they genuinely love each other and you can see that."
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The Boy Scouts are recognizing transgender boys for what they genuinely are: boys.
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On Sunday night, the party's political leader, Luigi Di Maio, seemed genuinely apoplectic.
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I genuinely believe that most voters are adult enough to handle the truth.
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"We are genuinely sorry for any anxiety that has been caused," she said.
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Google also has a few other upgrades to Assistant that are genuinely helpful.
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Mr. Edge dedicated his new book to Dr. Harris, who was genuinely surprised.
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The S103 Lite has two sensors on the back that are genuinely interesting.
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Bloomberg genuinely has contempt for Trump, on both a policy and personal basis.
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"It's almost as if they don't genuinely care about online harassment," Omar continued.
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The meek — or rather, the genuinely nice — shall inherit the earth after all.
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If it were, it might cut employment taxes, which genuinely do discourage hiring.
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Third, Mr. Comey is genuinely fixated on independence and doing the right thing.
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The world he genuinely cares about ends at the tip of his nose.
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He was on time, opened doors and seemed genuinely curious about my life.
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But I think we genuinely respect each other and honor each other's lives.
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A few moments look like choice points, including one genuinely heartstring-tugging sequence.
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When you ask managers about the issue individually, everyone genuinely seems to care.
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I was more innocent then and less jaded, so this genuinely surprised me.
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Sometimes, especially with older kids, they may genuinely want you to go away.
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Winners accept their prizes from "genuinely bemused genuine Nobel Laureates," the website reads.
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But some of the criticism reflects genuine confusion about a genuinely confusing answer.
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Also, FFXIV genuinely has its own sick music throughout most of the game.
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Some are buying genuinely complicated and collectible watches like Patek Philippe perpetual calendars.
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All told, employees seem to genuinely enjoy working on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
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He thinks about baseball constantly, and he seems to genuinely love the game.
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It's a genuinely luxurious feel that you wouldn't guess comes from recycled materials.
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Or can shoe collaborations like this genuinely have a positive knock-on effect?
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To genuinely get serious about stopping the bleeding, America needs a new coalition.
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Some genuinely believe that liberals and feminists practice something akin to human sacrifice.
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On air, the moment — particularly the last sentence — came off as genuinely sincere.
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"Donald Jr. is the nicest of nice guys, genuinely authentic," the adviser said.
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Large, horn-rimmed glasses framed the open gaze of her genuinely curious mind.
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A guy who genuinely wants to pet my dog and help me cook?
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Andy Samberg: In those songs, it's genuinely that one of us wasn't there.
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The show genuinely loves these characters, as stunted and confused as they are.
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The altruism of gospel is often something that's aspiration rather than genuinely felt.
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I genuinely can't imagine what LGBT employees at YouTube are doing right now.
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It's that he genuinely seemed to think filibustering on the topic would work.
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What leads people to genuinely believe things that other people might find preposterous?
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It remains one of the handful of genuinely important television series ever broadcast.
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In the early 2000s, Jackass seemed genuinely revolutionary to me and my friends.
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As best one can tell, Trump has never been genuinely sorry for anything.
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The consistently high ratings for Sanders, and the consistently low ratings for Trump, show that the real majority in America is the genuinely progressive and genuinely populist view of Sanders, not the phony populism or warped conservatism represented by Trump.
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I was way out of my league, but I was genuinely interested in learning, and more so genuinely interested in watching these bow tie-clad Oxonians practice a sport that I came to realize was actually extremely difficult and supremely impressive.
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It's just that they disagree on which policies are more effective at doing that — the permissive side genuinely believes that more permissive gun policies could save lives, while the more restrictive side genuinely believes that more restrictive policies could save lives.
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The internet saved me countless times this year — I am genuinely thankful for this.
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"She genuinely loves this guy and thinks the world of him," says George Kunhardt.
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Their colleagues miss their presence and are genuinely sad for the loss of life.
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It genuinely feels like a shirtless girl is following you around, and it's scary.
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That's not to say the candidates don't genuinely care about the issues they're pushing.
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Beyond that, though, the dialogue and banter between the crew is just genuinely entertaining.
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To be fair, some of the entries are genuinely funny, if not slightly disturbing.
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It genuinely drives better than most sports sedans, with fantastic steering and great power.
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Escape-ism throbs with a sensual anger, hilarious and genuinely aggrieved in equal measure.
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A Christmas Carol is a true ghost story, and its ghosts are genuinely creepy.
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We genuinely appreciate your kindness and that so many of you share our happiness.
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It was a rare occasion where a fight genuinely lives up to its hype.
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Affleck seemed genuinely put off by all the teasing, which only spurred Colbert on.
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According to prosecutors, Bobbitt was genuinely homeless and he's a veteran of the military.
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Photo: Alice Pepperell There are a couple of genuinely scary moments among the stories.
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And there are some I genuinely love, like the most recent incarnation of Doom.
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Stem cell therapy, for instance, is genuinely an exciting, promising field for regenerative medicine.
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Trump genuinely does pose threats to the integrity of American institutions and political norms.
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In fact, her Instagram persona might even make her biggest detractors genuinely like her.
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A brother in law & a husband that I genuinely love and care very much!
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But unlike Putin's Russia, the West is genuinely well placed to make such criticisms.
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An automated question and answer system will allow businesses to recognise genuinely interested customers.
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As long as you are genuinely interested in what you are studying, don't stop.
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She has such a beautiful personality and she genuinely wanted to share my story.
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And genuinely, over and over again I see people fight, 'It's about the constitution!
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"It does make me genuinely sad ... when good people say they're fearful," Duncan said.
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Ultimately, you want to work with VCs who genuinely want to work with you.
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" In a statement released Tuesday, his office said, "His Holiness genuinely meant no offense.
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I was genuinely shocked to find that the Sony A7R III was sharper. Consistently.
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It was so garishly theatrical I don't think anyone genuinely thought it was real.
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His initiative will, in all likelihood, successfully shelter some families — and that's genuinely commendable.
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Still, when he heard them so genuinely trying to make amends, he was moved.
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That's how I knew that this was real and he genuinely cared about me.
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But there are plenty of institutional investors who are genuinely perturbed by Snap's charter.
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I was genuinely surprised that non-black people were present in such startling numbers.
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"Tom is a visionary who genuinely dreams about a waste-free world," she said.
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That was the amazing part: he wasn't putting it on, he was genuinely outraged.
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The answer so far: equal parts urban transit nightmare and genuinely transformative social change.
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The footage is genuinely spellbinding, far outstripping many'a tourism campaign that's come before it.
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In 211 John Major spoke of his desire to forge "a genuinely classless society".
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Side note/general observation: Genuinely interested in how Wells ended up on this show.
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This master tequilero is just genuinely obsessed with creating a near-perfect, sustainable tequila.
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President Trump's tightening of sanctions and his belligerent rhetoric genuinely did change the equation.
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Cruz not only appeared presidential, at times he exuded a genuinely calm, caring demeanor.
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Instead, for at least a few minutes, the world around me felt genuinely unsettled.
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"We want people to genuinely connect to their users across the web," Lemp said.
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Cramer called these retailers winners after both posted "genuinely great" quarterly results last week.
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"I genuinely believe that as a society we underestimate failure," West told NBC News.
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The sweeping camerawork is genuinely mesmerizing — it's easy to get lost in this video.
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It genuinely feels like we evolved from this very special part of the planet.
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That's a shame, because watches like this can be genuinely useful for some people.
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Democratic Senate aides profess to be genuinely baffled as to what the holdup is.
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Faithful or not, the movie is a blast: fast-paced, funny, and genuinely stressful.
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Any startup genuinely attacking a major problem is going to engender enemies and allies.
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Banks are now howling — and genuinely suffering — as negative rates spread around the world.
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Thelma genuinely struggles with her attraction to Anja, which triggers several of her seizures.
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But it's worthwhile work — work that could genuinely deepen the stories they are telling.
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I'm genuinely not sure how best to think about this confounding, deeply unsatisfying movie.
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Partly, this is because they are genuinely less homophobic than they used to be.
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The #PerfectNever campaign is just something that I thought that I could represent genuinely.
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But in 1850 there were some doctors that genuinely thought this was a possibility.
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"I genuinely loved him, and I'm still angry with him," Landis told de Semlyen.
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What's spoiled the entire festivities aren't those who genuinely love self-expression and music.
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Talis is looking for entrepreneurs (and ideas) that we can genuinely be passionate about.
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Sometimes the backlash comes from people who are genuinely, if wrongly, fearful of change.
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Some apps, especially Microsoft Office apps, Netflix, and several Google apps are genuinely great.
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They make it clear that Mavis isn't some well-meaning kook; she's genuinely destructive.
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This is not the case for "Mosaic", which is engrossing, while feeling genuinely innovative.
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Proceeds will go to helping to defray service expenses for this genuinely beautiful soul.
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I'm genuinely sorry Swim Team failed to represent a more diverse group of women.
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" Stephen Baldwin's daughter shared the post with her own comment: "genuinely this is cheesy.
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We genuinely loved the guy and he was part of our dysfunctional family pic.twitter.
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But as Trump has raged, something genuinely unprecedented has started happening at the border.
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Auditors from the central government then check that the chosen lot are genuinely poor.
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I genuinely thought he was a good person, but really, he's a freaking player.
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His work in neurosurgery, including separating twins conjoined at the head, was genuinely groundbreaking.
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She is genuinely one of the nicest people ever and does not deserve this.
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Then Windows Phone 7, which was an admirable reboot with genuinely new design ideas.
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Or the suggestion that "pretzels on the street" is something New Yorkers genuinely enjoy?
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That part would be fascinating to observe, and I genuinely look forward to that.
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Then again, he did average a triple-double this season, which is genuinely miraculous.
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But some of its hardware experiments border on gimmick-y than being genuinely useful.
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Louise Matsakis is perhaps the only person genuinely excited about Facebook's new dating app.
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The blockchain pointed the way to the sunlit uplands of a genuinely decentralized world.
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Without you, I can genuinely say, growing up wouldn't have been a memorable experience.
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He was also genuinely happy that I had met someone and was doing well.
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But beyond that, Mike is genuinely perfect for the job in so many ways.
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I genuinely want to honor her and the incredibly brave thing that she did.
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Replies ranged from genuinely passionate tweets about data visualizations to hilarious pie chart memes.
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These may be required for genuinely novel automotive technologies; they too will be expedited.
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Even if it is genuinely better/funnier/zanier than its namesake, it won't matter.
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But Tappeiner questions how long it will be before these robots are genuinely useful.
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Overall, the date went well, and Rachel's family seemed to genuinely like Nick. YES.
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I was a people pleaser who genuinely loved to be of service to others.
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United against a common enemy, they seem to be genuinely getting along for once.
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She's Genuinely Fun If you aren't already following Hannah on Instagram, you need to.
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Well Ms. Megara invented that, and she wasn't even acting – she genuinely hated him!
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His supporters believe he genuinely wants to lead the country in a new direction.
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Members of these organizations genuinely believe that these "processes" build character, solidarity, and pride.
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True skeptics: Genuinely question the science and don't think anything could solve it anyways.
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It's a neat feature that's some combination of flashy gimmick and genuinely useful feature.
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"He was genuinely worried I'd be bored and unfulfilled," Hiddleston admitted to the Telegraph.
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In those interviews, I met with more than one person who seemed genuinely interested.
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Further to that— Why are men too scared to admit they genuinely enjoy stuff?
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Some of this is banter, some of it is genuinely a person being mean.
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AIG was genuinely in perfectly sound financial shape 12 months before it went bust.
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There are a lot of genuinely great suggestions and a few deeply weird ones.
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That our preferred spec is available for just north of $60,000 is genuinely amazing.
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As with any occupation, price transparency should confer higher salaries on the genuinely talented.
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And I genuinely feel we're getting back to that now on our new album.
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Eric: Genuinely can say that we received maybe more dog photos than music submissions.
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I forget what he pulled the rabbit out of, but it was genuinely impressive.
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Genuinely, I'm thrilled that you got that, because that was very important to us.
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But I genuinely felt I had been undervalued during my time at the company.
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He genuinely can't believe that some people consider him the villain of this story!
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The truth is, I genuinely think everyone should accept themselves — everyone, except for me.
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To have been socially proscribed from commiserating about it would have genuinely pained me.
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" There is one feature in Duo that feels genuinely new: it's called "Knock Knock.
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But historically, what sets Wonder Woman apart is that she's genuinely, inherently, intrinsically good.
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The show folks are vehemently declining to comment, so I genuinely have no idea!
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Some of them are genuinely helpful, but most are packed with aphorisms and cliches.
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"I am genuinely rooting for change in Saudi Arabia," Minhaj said in the episode.
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But we want a peace that genuinely guarantees truth, justice, reparation and non-repetition.
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"I am genuinely rooting for change in Saudi Arabia," Minhaj says on the show.
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He genuinely believes, and continues to speak about, America not being a fair place.
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" Azour discussed Saudi Arabia's impetus to "genuinely move into a private sector-led economy.
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It was campy at times, but there was also some genuinely well written comedy.
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I told them I was genuinely eager to find out why they owned firearms.
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Comey seems to genuinely value that tradition, making him susceptible to bad-faith pressure.
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It can be genuinely unclear what falls within the scope of the donors' intentions.
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" He also shares that the guests he interviews are "interesting people to me genuinely.
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The 100 is the rare show I will genuinely try to convert people to.
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Lawrence: I'd also like to add that this song is genuinely mean as hell.
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Then there are those that genuinely alter the way you interact with a device.
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He genuinely doesn't know what pacifiers are for and thinks it's a cool accessory.
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I feel people genuinely have good intentions and want to share in my joy.
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" Clyburn recalled the saga in his 2014 memoir, "Blessed Experiences: Genuinely Southern, Proudly Black.
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They genuinely are happy that you're there, and they make you feel that way.
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Keep an eye out for what your coworkers are accomplishing, and genuinely congratulate them.
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He seemed to genuinely discomfit Cruz, whose response drew some boos in the auditorium.
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This must change if Americans are genuinely concerned about veterans' well-being and dignity.
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"And I genuinely didn't feel like anyone would listen to me anyway," Wagner said.
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Then I was sad and worried — genuinely fearful for my own and others' lives.
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That a young woman would be remotely interested in this field genuinely baffles people.
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Hatch, a seven-term senator, told friends he was genuinely torn about the decision.
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"He genuinely seemed to not know the answer to that question," Mr. Douridas said.
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She genuinely likes Morris, which means that she likes to humiliate and torment him.
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Do they see you genuinely connecting to the reading experiences in your own life?
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"Yeah, it's—you know what it is?" one of Bubba's co-hosts responds, genuinely
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I genuinely want him to be successful, I want the state to be successful.
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Venmo Presents: "Austen's Juvenilia" Did you know that Austen wrote some genuinely hilarious juvenilia?
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He just cares for Xo so much that he was genuinely asking his thoughts.
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I am genuinely upset when I encounter the views of long-dead anti-Semites.
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And based on O'Green's description, Interplay had some genuinely ambitious plans for the game.
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Others wonder whether they were actually kind of okay, or even genuinely beautiful sometimes?
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That means making sure such programs genuinely benefit both low- and middle-income students.
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We all actually genuinely give a shit about music, and hopefully that comes through.
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Evan has no erectile dysfunction jokes this time; he just genuinely doesn't like it.
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It's a genuinely fascinating twist, one met with a mixed reaction, as news spread.
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The Pace is a clever, lighthearted bag and it genuinely feels fun to carry.
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This was genuinely one of the best things I've ever tasted in my life.
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This means embracing evidence-based harm reduction policies, including SISs, that genuinely promote health.
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Occasionally, some presidents genuinely fall into it kind of by accident, like Gerald Ford.
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Cheap and genuinely cheerful, this is a mainstay of many an unpretentious Portuguese restaurant.
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The game is simple enough to engage a child, but it's also genuinely challenging.
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"We genuinely hope that this occasion finally results in the Canadian government doing something."
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And it's nice to watch a version of reality where that's genuinely the case.
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Secondly, the more educated amongst us genuinely love the scientific nature of the results.
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We were genuinely thinking that, if we fucked it up, we were done. Toast.
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Breezing through genuinely seemed like cheating (not that I finished the sequel—again, time).
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If pushed you'd probably admit that only some of These People are genuinely evil.
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TechCrunch works hard to make our attendee and speaker mix genuinely diverse and interesting.
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Lamar Alexander — who heads the Senate committee overseeing Puzder's hearings — are genuinely behind him.
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But on "I'm Not Your Mother, I'm Not Your Bitch," Barnett sounds genuinely furious.
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They say he genuinely wants to understand people and improve the world around him.
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"Some of these people running against each other are genuinely close friends," Schatz said.
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Finally, many are unsure how to genuinely listen to and partner with young people.
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It's genuinely funny, sporting an impressive variety of voice acting, animation, lighting—the works.
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In other words, if we're in genuinely uncharted waters, we know a lot less.
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Both favor lush, chaotic, rough-around-the-edges rock grounded in genuinely catchy songwriting.
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But you don't know that, and you genuinely don't know which one is which.
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It's also one of the first genuinely earnest political songs the group has done.
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And I think his voice in the Senate is genuinely missed on antitrust policy.
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It was a genuinely hair-raising moment, but one quickly dismissed by the crew.
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She seems impossible to embarrass, and extremely likely to be a Genuinely Nice Person.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the report said.
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Today, intentions are more benevolent — talk-show hosts aren't genuinely trying to alienate guests.
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"It is likely that they genuinely believed in Peter Ball's innocence," the inquiry says.
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Sometimes a product gets attention because a celebrity uses it and genuinely loves it.
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I was so genuinely surprised by the book's conclusion that I won't spoil it.
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Is there a movie or game you genuinely like, but hate its main hero?
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It was actually a tape but definitely the first album I recall genuinely loving.
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I don't want to give up because I genuinely like being in the Army.
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But aside from that, there really is not a lot to genuinely recommend, here.
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Indeed, as Cruz's endorsement makes clear, he is genuinely closer to Trump on policy.
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I genuinely think film or video is the way to get to our generation.
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"These kids are almost all genuinely in it for each other," says Mr. Iverson.
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"Skate Kitchen" is unfailingly compassionate to, and genuinely appreciative of, the people it chronicles.
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The problem is not that makeup exists or that some people genuinely like it.
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We will get through this, but acting now and genuinely practicing social distancing matters.
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Unless, that is, he genuinely couldn't grasp that domestic violence is a big deal.
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He's that rare Hollywood animal, a starring actor who feels genuinely dangerous, onscreen anyway.
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It is genuinely difficult to think of any politician who aligns with that mix.
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The wait for some genuinely strong deals on TVs has been long and painful.
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I like people who genuinely are looking for a project and not a job.
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