Corbin Bleu has been tapped to host the glitzy gala.
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Glitter makes me feel really fun and glitzy and happy.
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This open chequebook has bought a lot of glitzy kit.
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Samsung's booth, usually pretty glitzy, was disappointingly tame in comparison.
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As always, this involved glitzy presentations and lots of booze.
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Vanessa got her own glitzy options with four different cuts.
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They're in town for the annual, glitzy international film festival.
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Too often, however, the capital's glitzy trappings prove too seductive.
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"I didn't want 'Aida,' something gold and glitzy," he said.
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"Iron Chef" Masaharu Morimoto opened the glitzy restaurant in 2015.
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Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom unveils IGTV at the glitzy June 20th launch event Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom unveils IGTV at the glitzy June 20th launch event Facebook had largely allowed Instagram to run independently.
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"These walls are actually glass," she says of the glitzy finish.
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Soon, that domino effect reaches our own, far less glitzy closets.
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PT. As you'd expect, it's going to be a glitzy affair.
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Kuwait's glitzy new culture complex staged "The Magic Flute" last year.
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They want you to cheer for trailers at their glitzy events.
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It's already a glitzy cocktail joint with velvet couches and pate.
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The reason Harvey and Jenner's glitzy arctic creatures look so similar?
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But, a less glitzy offering does the job just as well.
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Samsung's glitzy gala comes at a turbulent time for phone companies.
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He had little time and money for a glitzy advertising campaign.
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Wait, why are we telling you to watch some glitzy awards show?
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That's how I pose it—as this bold, glitzy jewelry box kit.
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Glitzy stores selling Gucci bags pushed out local schools and old shops.
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Even celebrities are ditching a glitzy Sundance weekend to join the cause.
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But in fact, Nilsen's career in media started for less glitzy reasons.
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Here's to many more glitzy, glamorous fashion moments from the Monaco royal!
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That casa is a cabaret specializing in glitzy, glamorous drag queen performances.
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On Saturday nights, they have semisecret nightclubs away from the glitzy areas.
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A glitzy 47-day extravaganza, the IPL is Indian cricket's marquee event.
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The best do not need glitzy ad campaigns or public speaking tours.
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Janelle Monae turned heads with her memorable fringe dress and glitzy shoes.
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Investors have questioned how much glitzy buildings can really help improve performance.
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Journalist Jep Gambardella has long-indulged in glitzy parties and empty relationships.
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Wilde also posted a glitzy photo of popular Manhattan bar Baby Grand.
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Dubai, the glitzy business hub, is unhappy with the steep financial cost.
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In glitzy Kensington, London, a similar property could cost 100 times more.
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And the glitzy new venue was completed in 2019, to much fanfare.
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Nearby, we found a glitzy selection of formal gowns and occasion wear.
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During the glitzy ceremony, the cloud of controversy surrounding Green Book briefly dissipated.
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The country boy went back to the farm — a rather glitzy farm, actually.
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"This is my gold disco ball," he says of the glitzy light fixture.
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We are gilding lilies to the point that they resemble bloated, glitzy hippopotami.
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"It's glitzy and dramatic and a once in a lifetime dress," Bryan said.
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The glitzy, new Lincoln Park store offers a good glimpse at Lululemon's future.
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Times Square in particular was not the glitzy, tourist area we know today.
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The Meatpacking District has the glitzy new RH store and massive Starbucks Roastery.
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It also provides North Koreans a rare glimpse of a glitzy, modern city.
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There's a heavy dose of glitzy Houston and a repressive hint of Pyongyang.
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Often, that has led to Trump courting controversial individuals at his glitzy resort.
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That&aposs evident in the reputations of glitzy Middle Eastern and Asian airlines.
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To Letford's surprise, Harry smiled and put the glitzy business card in his pocket.
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But in the new Macau, with its glitzy casinos, it had lost its lustre.
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She and her mom, Janet, both opted for glitzy looks on the red carpet.
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He attended Tesla's glitzy truck unveiling by Musk on Thursday evening as a VIP.
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Some glitzy inaugural events seem to have attracted an unusual number of Russian billionaires.
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But Apple TV can push its glitzy new shows to the world's 219bn iDevices.
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Viola Davis topped off her bright pink ensemble with matching blush and glitzy earrings.
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So this glitzy mega mall might need a little more time to prove itself.
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Like many celebrities, some are tastelessly glitzy, gleaming with gold and studded with jewels.
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The Hollywood Walk of Fame is not nearly as glitzy as tourists would hope.
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None are the kind of glitzy games traditionally trotted out to capture people's attention.
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Look past the glitzy headlines and it isn't all bright and sunny for solar.
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He owns a sprawling vacation villa in glitzy Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera ...
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It premiered a year later with a glitzy, celebrity-filled New York launch event.
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So, pick a performance or a glitzy destination and make a night of it.
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Some Protestants stress that neither the demonstrators nor the glitzy megachurches represent their faith.
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But just as often my glitzy passes veered into the hands of waiting defenders.
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The glitzy Arabian city will host the 303 World Expo for half the year.
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The conference features a glitzy slate of top names in business, politics and entertainment.
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Our shows are glitzy and our Amazon deliveries get to our houses on time.
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The glitzy "Make in India" campaign, designed to lure foreign manufacturers, is a good example.
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The fanciful feline struts her stuff in glitzy eyelashes, elaborate outfits and piles of jewels.
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A month or so before this event, I was at a high profile, glitzy conference.
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I don't like too fancy or over-the-top or glitzy for my personal style.
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THROW a glitzy party for all of Europe and controversy will arrive with bells on.
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Making Cuba glitzy again might appeal to the former casino mogul in the White House.
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In the glitzy sports complex just meters from his home, Angel is back at work.
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This is not the glitzy future of the city's dreams, but it pays the rent.
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Sanlitun, a glitzy shopping area usually jampacked with people at lunchtime, was a concrete wasteland.
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The star's fresh face was complemented by a black jumpsuit, silver headscarf, and glitzy accessories.
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BRAZILIAN election campaigns are costly affairs, featuring big rallies, glitzy television commercials and lavish leafleting.
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The glitzy event took place in the same hotel complex that is now a prison.
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The more you explore the station, the more its glitzy design feels like a facade.
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But Pitt and Dempsey aren't the only ones adding star power to the glitzy race.
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In Washington, journalists celebrated the First Amendment (and themselves) at a glitzy and ritzy dinner.
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The Monaco royal family hosted the Rose Ball on Saturday, a glitzy annual charity event.
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It seems baffling that glitzy establishments can so brazenly ignore the desires of its customers.
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But if you're a bridesmaid at Melissa Molinaro's wedding, glitzy bodysuits are in order, too.
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Yawn. Even those glitzy, glitter-festooned graduation caps are getting a little played out, right?
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It has ventured into New Jersey with a big new store in a glitzy mall.
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Some upstart with a glitzy umbrella sewn into his saddle has stolen this year's title.
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Gaga's glitzy Marc Jacobs dress is replete with pronounced shoulders and a crotch-high slit.
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Watch if you missed it in the spring, or if you love glitzy espionage stories.
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When he went up to the podium to address the glitzy audience, he was furious.
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British stars will contend for prizes in all four acting categories at the glitzy Feb.
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The superyacht got its glitzy exterior from a chrome wrap instead of a paint job.
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Schöffer's glitzy cabaret is particularly beneficial in scrutinizing all art that uses feedback (aka interactivity).
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This year's event, which began this week, hardly resembles the glitzy spectacles of the past.
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In South Korea's glitzy, highly manufactured music industry, these kinds of scenes are not uncommon.
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He had tapped into a form of promotion that was equal parts earnest, glitzy, and sly.
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The outlet reports that Olivia Jade was on the glitzy vessel with Rick's daughter, Gianna Caruso.
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Mostly Super Bowl entertainment is focused on big, spectacular performances, glitzy visuals and sublimated sexual desire.
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So major props to her for rocking that hip-hugging, glitzy bodysuit in the first place.
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DiCaprio, Pitt and Robbie also put in star turns on the Croisette at the glitzy premiere.
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Accordingly, the officiator in the video is dressed as Elvis, with sunglasses and a glitzy suit.
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Sofia Vergara also dared to bare a little shoulder this evening in her glitzy gold gown.
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As usual, TONS of celebs poured into the annual and glitzy fundraiser with some intense outfits.
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BlacKkKlansman director Spike Lee gave Jennifer Lopez a huge compliment about her glitzy Tom Ford dress.
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It's one of the few old school Cuban places left in glitzy, high-rent South Beach.
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The Moon is in glitzy Fire sign Leo, so do something glamorous or attention-getting today.
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Why would anyone decide to build a glitzy hotel on the grounds of a mental institution?
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Maria Butina had twice applied for visas to attend the National Rifle Association's glitzy annual meeting.
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Like Giridharadas, Walker has expressed skepticism about changing the world one glitzy gala at a time.
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The event later shifted to a public promenade overlooking the glitzy Marina Bay, the police said.
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It thrived on the kind of unearned, glitzy danger that comes with simply evoking '70s Manhattan.
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The Moon enters glitzy Leo this evening, encouraging you to reflect on cash and self-worth.
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Still, many female attendees stick to footwear with a little more boost for the glitzy affair.
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Beyond the glitzy developers' hoardings and £600,000 [$701,062] studio apartments, London is not a wealthy city.
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In most of the city-state, particularly the glitzy Monte Carlo district, the wealth was evident.
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Huawei unveiled its new glitzy 5G flagship phone, the Mate 30, in Munich, Germany, on Thursday.
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Even Condé Nast, the glitzy purveyor of luxury titles, has recognized the advantages of outside partnerships.
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Facebook threw a glitzy party for hundreds of employees at a luxury hotel on Tuesday night.
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EDMUND This was a more intimate, off-the-cuff affair than NBC's glitzy presentation earlier today.
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Once-glitzy startups that come crashing down amid revelations of mandatory, booze-and-drug-filled retreats.
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The glitzy party included White Walkers, a marching band, an archery course, and a feasting call.
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Donald Trump had a fabulous New Year's Eve party at his glitzy Mar-a-Lago Resort.
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From the Panama Canal, a string of heavily congested highways leads to Panama City's glitzy downtown core.
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Israel seeks tourism boost Eurovision is best known for its glitzy costumes, quirky performances, and national pride.
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Japanese nightlife, from flashy restaurants and hostess bars to glitzy bars and discotheques, was second to none.
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Glitter Eyeshadow: Yes, you can wear glitzy eyeshadow as a millennial — it's just all about the application.
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"It wasn't going to be some showy Hollywood, over-the-top glitzy thing," the source tells PEOPLE.
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AT A glitzy party in Toulouse on July 22th Airbus, Europe's aerospace giant, revealed its "newest" plane.
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But it has fallen behind the glitzy new stadiums of its nearest rivals in England's Premier League.
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Even before he was elected, the talk at glitzy dinner parties was of how to depose him.
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The startup held a glitzy party at MWC in Barcelona last February, trumpeting 100M monthly active users.
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Last November, Nio presented its first vehicle at a glitzy event at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
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After enjoying drinks during the ceremony, Lawrence decided to hit up the glitzy awards show after-parties.
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Longoria, supermodel Selita Ebanks, Colton Haynes and Cynthia Erivo were among the guests at the glitzy dinner.
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It's not a showy new property for the all-star athlete or even a glitzy vacation getaway.
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The glitzy theme in Andrews' look this week came out in her hair and makeup choices too.
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This is, admittedly, small compared with the Twitter frenzy caused by popular television programmes or glitzy events.
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Clearly, a glitzy rock on your left hand just doesn't hold the same cachet it used to.
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Facebook cut back on glitzy launch events following one it threw for Facebook Home, which immediately flopped.
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I understand why — RSS readers aren't exactly glitzy or profitable, they're more a public service than anything.
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The Moon is in glitzy and glamorous Leo today, lighting up the financial sector of your chart.
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Thursday's glitzy dinner is closed to press and no readout of the first lady's speech is expected.
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This time the stakes were higher, the money was not imaginary, and the choices were less glitzy.
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Shapiro himself siphoned off between $25 million and $95 million to fuel his glitzy lifestyle, prosecutors said.
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Take a look around the East Cut, with its glitzy, glass high-rises and big tech offices.
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Over the past decades, some developing countries, like Brazil, India and China, posted glitzy economic growth numbers.
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It would be her second glitzy screening—"Liberty" had premièred at Sundance —and her first trip overseas.
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It seemed odd ... in the middle of the glitzy Strip a guy would be brandishing a weapon.
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Zellweger also wears the hell out of Jany Temime's glitzy, vibrant costumes — the more rhinestones the better!
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We don't live these glamorous, glitzy lives — this is not what it seems to be perceived as.
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Cons: While new, the hotel isn't as glitzy as some of the huge Las Vegas Strip resorts.
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Thiel and Khosla would sign up to attend the glitzy conference in Riyadh — Davos in the Desert.
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Lemonade isn't a catchy sweet chewy glitzy fluffy gleeful glorious slice of erotic pop sparkly like Beyoncé.
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Imperatriz Leopoldinense, one of the samba schools that march in the glitzy Carnival processions that kick off Feb.
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After they said their "I do's," they partied the night away at the glitzy midtown restaurant, Grill Room.
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Sure, the nighttime-only dimensions of her clutch were par for the course for the glitzy gala circuit.
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She's mainly steered clear of glitzy industry parties, and she takes her time updating her social media accounts.
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"So pleased with how these turned out!" she says of her glitzy finished product from the card company.
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Its glitzy hotels and restaurants are where the money looted from the rest of the country is spent.
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According to Twitter users, there are a couple of cafés around the world that offer this glitzy drink.
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The glitzy thriller, based on Liane Moriarty's 2014 novel, has not yet been renewed for a third season.
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The glitzy excess of glam rock made Richie want to swap the back garden for the stage, though.
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Instead of being ashamed of that, the fest seems to openly, proudly embrace its glitzy, grand, poppy nature.
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Glitzy debuts for the Jaguar I-Pace, Mercedes-Benz EQC, and Audi E-tron have come and gone.
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Danielle Bregoli's shining bright like a giant freakin' diamond ... thanks to a glitzy birthday gift from Lil Yachty.
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What news story is being buried by distracting us with a glitzy royal wedding to look at instead?
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Then it put on a glitzy show aimed at getting them to give YouTube all of their money.
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On Monday, she released details of the glitzy affair being planned to dazzle Macron and his wife, Brigitte.
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Instead, Shapiro personally siphoned off between $21.8 million and $0003 million to fuel his "glitzy lifestyle," prosecutors said.
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Kate Hudson wore a bedazzled blazer and trousers with tons of glitzy jewelry to Michael Kors' runway show.
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O) has taken over two floors in a Martin Place building that also houses a glitzy Tesla (TSLA.
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Dolly Parton may be country music's glitzy, gutsy high priestess, but Loretta Lynn will always be the queen.
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Macau's economy is heavily skewed towards casinos with over 80 percent of taxes coming from glitzy gambling halls.
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It debuted in 2619 but has undergone a glitzy $4993 million expansion that was completed in fall 2499.
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In the after hours, however, the glitzy party revealed a celebratory atmosphere typical of Silicon Valley product launches.
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"Tell me what you don't like about yourself," the glitzy "Nip/Tuck" surgeons would say to potential patients.
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In the famous CPAC marketplace, the Trump campaign had set up a glitzy, looming booth selling official swag.
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The question for travelers: Is there still a ski-bum soul to be found beneath that glitzy surface?
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By selling the film as a glitzy, crowd-pleasing, family rom-com with high entertainment value, Warner Bros.
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In more important but less glitzy news, Alexa is getting some new privacy and ease-of-use options.
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" I could envision a gossip columnist writing, "The gala drew a glitzy, moneyed crowd from the inner city.
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The late circles feel nervously post-Pop, a bit glitzy and sparkly, but smart and up to date.
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This is a big deal event—a glitzy celebration of everything amazing about the medium of video games.
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She applies glitzy bronzer, lipstick, eyeshadow, and blush until she shines like a golden statue — even her eyebrows glisten.
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If you're after a glitzy finish, brush glue on the bottom and roll in the glitter of your choice.
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Image: SonyAt a glitzy event near Times Square on Tuesday, Sony unveiled its new lineup of Bravia flagship TVs.
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With a glitzy skirt and turn-up heels, suspenders can nod to black-tie dressing, without actually going there.
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But, too often, necessary repairs take a back seat to glitzy boondoggles that afford politicians ribbon-cutting photo ops.
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And while Deneve keeps a low profile, he was recently photographed at the glitzy San Francisco Mid-Winter Gala.
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Edward's ministers set out to destroy idolatry in church, including saints' paintings, church silver, inappropriate altars and glitzy vestments.
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Beijing has been pushing operators to broaden Macau's economic base to lessen the territory's reliance on the glitzy casinos.
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This year's Met Gala hosted legions of A-listers who electrified the red carpet in glitzy, camp-friendly ensembles.
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The brand presented its Spring 2018 Alta Sartoria collection at the storied and glitzy Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center.
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Like a glitzy game of musical chairs, one or two contestants won't receive a rose, just by the numbers.
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The group has deployed a glitzy marketing campaign, including an emotive video starring local celebrity Andy Lau this month.
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Cuomo's $30 million in campaign cash and his glitzy endorsements — Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden — Nixon faced an uphill battle.
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So we have the glitzy details, the crown, the flowing hair, the gold and the shiny and the skirt.
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"Stan & Ollie", a new film, chooses not to revisit their early work or their heyday in glitzy Los Angeles.
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Not exactly what you're used to hearing during a glitzy faux-lashes launch, but just what we all needed.
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However, if you thought no beauty look could top the glitzy gowns and drop-dead accessories, you'd be wrong.
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Lady Gaga is known for her avant-garde choices (the legendary meat dress, anyone?), glitzy makeup and extravagant wigs.
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The glare undulates for miles across the hillsides, touching cozy homes and glitzy high-rises and bullet-perforated storefronts.
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Tourists spent $350 million in Routt last year, attracted by Steamboat's glitzy ski resort and the area's natural splendor.
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It is imperative that behind all the glitzy offline technology and supply chain algorithms there are extremely efficient logistics.
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Skipping the glitzy initial public offering is not the standard route to going public, but it's been done before.
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The Moon enters glitzy, glamorous Leo today, and you're thinking about ways you can make your life more luxurious.
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For over 40 years, their home was an aging arena across San Francisco Bay in far less glitzy Oakland.
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Star Taron Egerton of Kingmans: The Secret Service and Robin Hood portrays the glitzy, glamorous, and unspeakably talented John.
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Also, they're NOT only targeting celeb homes ... they just so happen to stumble upon them in certain glitzy neighborhoods.
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All in all, it's a vibrant, action-packed film with glitzy fight sequences and even more dazzling CGI animation.
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The event was underway at the glitzy Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, in the Rajasthan state of northwestern India.
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THE busiest pharmacy in Nevada sits in an unremarkable strip mall in the shadows of Las Vegas's glitzy casinos.
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The UEFA Men's Player of the Year winner will be announced at a glitzy ceremony in Monaco on Thursday.
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Arnaldo Ho on Thursday said it would have a more nostalgic feel in contrast to Macau's mainly glitzy resorts.
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House of Larréon — glitzy, gleeful, sexy and sleazy — is not so relatable, which is how Ms. Everett likes it.
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Based on this flight, I'd say the airline has earned its glitzy, luxurious reputation — at least, in premium cabins.
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She found it nearly impossible to book guests because everyone she wanted was appearing on her manager's glitzy debut.
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It was clear where I had to begin my eat-through of the glitzy main streets of Los Angeles.
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On the completely opposite end of the spectrum is Starbucks' Roastery, its massive and glitzy destination for coffee afficionados.
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After his first hit he got cocky, and opened a super glitzy Meatpacking spot called Gin Lane in 215.
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Now, obviously getting people to eat less meat will take more than the Terminator on a few glitzy billboards.
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While Fyre Festival's glitzy website promised luxury accommodations, Twitter users at the event say their tents weren't ready upon arrival.
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At glitzy, near-simultaneous ceremonies in Tokyo and Las Vegas, Nissan just dramatically pulled the wraps off its 2018 Leaf.
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For the glitzy gold gown she modeled, she said she had "a fairy princess moment" and felt like "adult" Cinderella.
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It's nice enough to look at, thanks to all its glamorous stars and their glitzy costumes, but not especially stylish.
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Passing by a glitzy Italian retailer, my mom and I saw our chance for brag-worthy swag and went in.
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First, we boot out all the foreign landlords, all the attendees at our glitzy arms fairs, all the visiting generals.
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They built me a glitzy round concert stage, and I performed as a drone camera shot the scene from above.
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Bob, a recently disgraced pageant coach and former overweight teen, sees an opportunity to return to his former glitzy glory.
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The official video for "High Horse," released late on Wednesday, is as playful, glitzy, and biting as the song itself.
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GAMBLING DEPENDENT Macau's economy is heavily skewed towards casinos with over 80 percent of taxes coming from glitzy gambling halls.
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Also, we don't know where they got that pink, glitzy ring, but it definitely passes for real and looks stunning.
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Bloomberg, Vanity Fair, People and The New Yorker are just some of the outlets that canned their usual glitzy galas.
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Taijun Yajima, the head Buddhist priest at Koukokuji temple to which Ruriden belongs, constructed the glitzy burial ground in 2006.
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The song and its video ushered in a new era after two subsequent decades of glitzy disco and dance-pop.
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That quality has been pushing them away from Tiffany & Co, which teens see as too "glitzy," Business Insider previously reported.
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She later re-appeared with tight black biker shorts matched with a glitzy jacket decorated with metallic bronze colored sequins.
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In calmer times, Arabs from across the region would flock to indulge in Lebanon's glitzy rooftop bars and mega-clubs.
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My first night in Lexington, I attended a glitzy party hosted by Keeneland to kick off their September yearling sale.
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Young people encountering Mr. Rousteing's designs, Mr. Tonchi said, are giddily discovering glitzy club wear for the very first time.
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For the two women, that meant clandestine discussions in the glitzy Dubai Mall, one of the world's largest shopping centers.
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The initiative, for now, boasts a lot of glitzy names without many details on how it will achieve its goal.
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Singapore Airlines has been known for decades for offering both Dom Perignon and Krug champagne in its glitzy first class.
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It was at that moment, during U2's frenzied, glitzy, and overamped tour for Achtung Baby, that Zooropa was born.
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He is more energetic than his predecessor, the stately Manmohan Singh, launching glitzy initiatives on everything from manufacturing to toilet-construction.
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Citi has been consolidating its New York area staff anyway, moving workers to its headquarters in glitzy Tribeca and other locations.
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The two got cozy during her glitzy 33rd birthday over the weekend — sharing adorable photos of their time together on Instagram.
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Back in the Big Apple, producer Garrett (Ashton Holmes) has news for MJ. She's covering the glitzy New Hope charity event.
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His company donated $900,000 to the inaugural fund, according to Federal Election Commission records, giving him access to two glitzy dinners.
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What emerged is a tantalizing thriller about a friendship poised between New York's glitzy upper echelons and its most desperate corners.
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Glitzy presentation aside, Wojcicki did utilize the presentation to make one news announcement: YouTube will expand its Google Preferred advertising offering.
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He repeated the glitzy, passionate number for his 2010 exhibition go-around at the 2010 Nationals – placing third in the competition.
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Aptly titled 'Models and Mortals', the script carried punchline after punchline about the glitzy trend that existed long before the episode.
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Surrender to the music and the glitzy madness and enjoy this euphoric fantasia for what it is, giant elephant and all.
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The emphasis on culture distinguishes it from the shopping malls and glitzy commercial tourism of Dubai, an hour down the road.
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King Vajiralongkorn's glitzy coronation ceremony will probably occur in the midst of it all, distracting the public from unseemly goings-on.
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At first glance Roust appears to be sort of a poor man's Brigade…a little less fancy, a little less glitzy.
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Kevin Hart tied the knot over the weekend to his longtime girlfriend Eniko Parrish in a gorgeous — and glitzy — California ceremony.
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Getting a glitzy new building with an indoor prairie, open space and bright yellow staircases is a fine way to celebrate.
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Television just can't engage the nation's challenges in hyped and glitzy debate productions that look more like Super Bowl halftime shows.
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Trump gets his headline that Apple is building stuff in the U.S. He gets a glitzy tour of the Austin factory.
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Ahead, check out the amazingly glitzy ways each of the CFDA Fashion Awards Swarovski nominees is feting (and repping) their brand.
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Instead, Trump has counter-programmed the glitzy event with political rallies in swing states that he won in the 2016 election.
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It could still be a glamorous, glitzy fund-raiser, and it wouldn't feel so much like a high school popularity contest.
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The five-day event is a predictably glitzy affair, showcasing talent from the 22 countries that make up the Arab League.
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The awards show has turned into a mutual back-scratching publicity opportunity thanks to a glitzy red carpet and presenter gigs.
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The iconic drag queen stars in AJ and the Queen, a glitzy-but-heartfelt dramedy packed with Drag Race fan-favorites.
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"Viñoly's 432 Park, on the outside, is as sophisticated as One57 is glitzy," Mr. Goldberger wrote in Vanity Fair in 2014.
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Seungri's indictment is the latest development in the so-called "Burning Sun scandal" over a nightclub in Seoul's glitzy Gangnam neighborhood.
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Following her own Los Angeles presentation, Rachel Zoe has a sequin minidress ($295) and other glitzy frocks available on her website.
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They've feted Silicon Valley celebrities at glitzy conferences in Riyadh and unveiled plans to open investing offices in downtown San Francisco.
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Trump was traveling to the glitzy city for a private fundraiser, as well as a keynote address to the Nevada GOP convention.
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Big biennales like Manifesta, in contrast, remain up there with building glitzy contemporary art museums on many modern cities' lists of priorities.
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Contestants on "The Bachelor" are known for the glitzy evening gowns worn at every Rose Ceremony, which they have to buy themselves.
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Although the first mock-up was revealed at a glitzy party in Shanghai last November, only a scale model appeared at Zhuhai.
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Ahead is an inside look at Perry's glitzy L.A. digs, which can be yours if you happen to have $13.5M to spend.
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But the relationship is toxic — couples who debut their relationships at the Met Gala often don't make it beyond its glitzy barricades.
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Meanwhile, an entertainment reporter for Sina praised Damon's Chinese calligraphy skills — demonstrated on the red carpet in a glitzy event on Tuesday.
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Many of the arrested royals were reportedly being housed at the glitzy Ritz-Carlton Hotel, where guests were quickly ordered to leave.
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Jimmy Fallon has been tapped as host of next year's glitzy awards show, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and NBC announced Tuesday.
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Current owners Millennium Hotels and Resorts are now undertaking renovations on the hotel, and that glitzy interior is under threat of demolition.
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Each product is so diverse, so wearable, so glitzy-meets-chill that we're going to want the whole lot — and then some.
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Almost more enviable than her collection of glamorous evening gowns and glitzy party dresses — almost — is Chrissy Teigen's effortlessly chic everyday style.
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Rather, the faux glitzy draw of Time Square porn theaters, offering titles like Trader Hornee and Hammerhead, light their walks through life.
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Bharara was not without critics, though, who said that for all the glitzy cases, none involved C-suite bankers on Wall Street.
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This'll mark the 12th year the competition has come to the glitzy city, and it's poised to be its biggest year yet.
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It's a weeklong showcase of every gadget you could ever dream of, spread out across a sprawling convention center and glitzy casinos.
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And, at the end of the day, these types of activities --not the glitzy rallies and concerts -- are what drive up turnout.
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The Armani Prive collection also featured splashes of turquoise pink and fuschia, with some entirely pink, glitzy looks rounding off the presentation.
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Food, in relation to historic sites, glitzy markets, architectural wonders, or cultural performances, always makes for the best guiding light in travel.
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After opening the show with a very glitzy "Out of the Woods" performance, she took a breather in Selena Gomez's loving arms.
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Her glitzy look was topped off with gold hoop earrings and her long blond hair in a half-up, half-down 'do.
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You're thinking about money today, thanks to the Moon in glitzy, glamorous Leo, but don't let financial matters swallow your whole day.
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Between the clinking glasses and glitzy costumes, Bonnie notices Perry manhandling Celeste and decides to follow Celeste to make sure she's okay.
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At Magasin du Nord, a glitzy Copenhagen department store, there are dozens of Swedish staff members who make the trip every day.
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For all things embellished, printed, painted, glitzy, and textured, click on for the site's best maximalist pieces, according to its head merchandiser.
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Drink a Diamond Glass Set; $29 + 20% off Shine bright like a diamond as you sip from one of these glitzy glasses.
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The show opened to the press on Thursday under gray skies and heavy security, though there was still plenty of glitzy kitsch.
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And maybe the subject of "So Shy" is a drag queen — her protruding breasts and glitzy glam belie any notion of shyness.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's glitzy West Palm Beach estate Mar-a-Lago is shutting its doors in preparation of Hurricane Irma.
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To prove its case, prosecutors have introduced stacks of emails, flight records, customs forms, credit card receipts, invoices and glitzy hotel brochures.
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He also invented or perfected club seating, luxury boxes and the glitzy showmanship that now seems an integral part of sporting events.
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Late French Socialist President Francois Mitterrand had also championed fashion at glitzy Elysee dinners in the 1980s, though they later petered out.
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Read more: Meghan Markle stepped out in a glitzy green Erdem coatdress on Commonwealth Day in a nod to her Canadian roots
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As Asian cities expand quickly, governments have struggled to provide sufficient affordable housing as construction of luxury apartments and glitzy malls booms.
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Infrastructure, however, has mostly failed to keep pace with its development despite the rise of a wave of glitzy new casino resorts.
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San Francisco's glitzy new Chase Center is about to open, and the Golden State Warriors basketball team will have a new home.
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Samir, who has been romantically linked to British reality TV stars in the past, lives a similarly glitzy life to his siblings.
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Apple and Samsung typically show off glitzy hardware innovations — dual-lens cameras; bigger screens — to mesmerize millions into buying their new smartphones.
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Celebs used to those Hollywood nights of glitzy parties ... are quickly becoming Hollywood homebodies -- and they're making self-quarantine look super-comfy.
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It takes place in South LA — in other words, not the glitzy entertainment industry halls of Beverly Hills or determinedly cool Eastside.
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Despite being born into a life of luxury, Bettencourt Meyers preferred playing the piano and writing to glitzy parties, Vanity Fair reported.
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Just up the street was the expansive San Francisco Giants baseball stadium where the company held its glitzy holiday party in 22.
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Son was the star guest at the conference last year, sitting alongside the prince at the glitzy Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh.
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Last week during a glitzy launch event, Musk unveiled a warning alongside the first 30 production cars of the new Model 3.
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Gaultier has collaborated with the music superstar for decades, from her iconic conical bras to the glitzy Met Gala in New York.
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A course like this might not get you a glitzy new career in showbiz, but it could help you impress your boss.
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And it's not taking place in glitzy cities like Los Angeles or New York City, it's set in Nashville, home of country music.
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Ronaldo collected the trophy in a glitzy ceremony at the Eiffel Tower in the French capital, presented by former France player David Ginola.
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Her "golden girl, glitzy" design also took some time to make, especially because it required 510,000 sequins and 1,344 gold crystals to assemble!
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On Thursday, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi became the latest big name in business to pull out of a glitzy tech event in Riyadh.
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Yet here they are presented alongside distractingly glitzy videos by Marilyn Minter ("Smash," 2014) and Dara Birnbaum ("Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman," 1978-9).
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The conventions, no longer a substantive deliberation by party delegates to pick a nominee, have largely become scripted coronations in glitzy sports arenas.
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Cynthia Germanotta, known to most of the world as Lady Gaga's mom, is sitting in the lobby of a glitzy Sacramento Sheraton hotel.
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Enter the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), a glitzy version of the village sport played indoors under disco lights, loud music and cheering fans.
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In the early hours of Easter Monday at a glitzy club night in an east London bar, 221 people were sprayed with acid.
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I'm talking about the Beverly Hills, glitzy, consumerist parts of LA, whereas Venice Beach, to me, feels like the complete opposite of that.
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The collection is priced from $6 to $65 and includes accessories, glitzy dresses, tanks, brightly colored faux fur coats, as well as shoes.
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A decade ago, Arabic media was returning home from exile, lured by the opening of glitzy "media cities" and promises of Arab glasnost.
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Clearly the glitzy Bond movie franchise continues to be a cornerstone of the UK spy agencies' win-the-public's-hearts-and-minds strategy.
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The glitzy eye shadow look, which was perfected by makeup artist, Erin Ayanian Monroe, complemented the star's dazzling sequin embellished Dolce & Gabbana dress.
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On Wednesday, Jenner posted a full video of the glitzy photoshoot they put together for the collection's new campaign to her YouTube page.
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Though, hours after making an appearance at the glitzy shop opening, she turned up at a Free Palestine march wearing the same number.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai's Emaar Malls, operator of glitzy Middle East shopping centers, has made an $800 million offer for regional online retailer Souq.
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But while their relationship started in a glitzy way, they're quick to admit that not all of their dates are so high glam.
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The wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald and original flapper, played by Christina Ricci, is alluring and glitzy — a force in her own right.
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But as she has held low-dollar fundraisers, she has not engaged in glitzy events with high-profile Democratic donors and Hollywood celebrities.
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Though the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards are officially going host-free, the awards ceremony is still set to be a glitzy blast.
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It's time to replace all those glitzy red carpets and frothy acceptance speeches with dark, gritty, sometimes terrifying, frequently stimulating pop culture badassery.
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Despite reaping billions in casino revenues, Macau's glitzy exterior was ripped apart by the typhoon, exposing critical infrastructure flaws and overwhelming emergency services.
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Ksenia Sobchak's Instagram account, often featuring photographs of her dressed in designer outfits and appearing at glitzy society events, has 5.2 million followers.
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North Korean leader Kim attended the glitzy event himself, where footage purportedly showing the explosion was played, accompanied by a full string orchestra.
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There, in the shadow of an enormous steel works, are dozens of stores selling wedding dresses and glitzy tuxedos; jewellery and home furnishings.
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"The Irishman" opens with one of Mr Scorsese's signature tracking shots, but on this occasion the camera isn't prowling around a glitzy nightclub.
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For Neymar, switching from glitzy Barcelona to the less prestigious PSG yielded one immediate benefit: a salary more than double his previous wage.
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A sweeping facade and glitzy entrance gives way to a hip, retro lobby decked in mint green and white hues with soaring ceilings.
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Each product in the ReCrafted line gives between three and six tattered Patagonia garments a glitzy afterlife as a renewed one-off item.
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Tasked with bringing in VIPs to play in the glitzy casinos, these middlemen provide credit for high rollers and collect on their debts.
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I got a few other glitzy pieces, and luckily I had grabbed a few clip on earrings because her ears were not pierced.
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"We like the look of it: It's modern, but not too shiny or glitzy," Ms. Akuginow said, adding that it's also comfortable underfoot.
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I&aposve toured multimillion-dollar penthouses and mansions, visited the richest zip code in the US, and attended the glitzy Monaco Yacht Show.
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Poptimism says that the glitzy spectacle of pop is no less deep and no less true than the so-called authenticity of rock.
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AT GLITZY GATHERINGS across the world, former heads of state, corporate bosses and celebrities champion the power of philanthropy to change the world.
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In Ashgabat, he went on a building spree, transforming the sleepy capital into a glitzy showpiece that belies the country's dire economic situation.
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If Trump's grandiosity requires glitzy, Taj-like projects—a gilded W.P.A.—he could modernize the electrical grid, a colossal and long-overdue project.
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In Paris, where the MEK&aposs official headquarters is located, the group holds glitzy functions as it seeks to cultivate influential western officials.
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Knocking the Appalachian Machiavelli off his perch might do even more to resuscitate progressive government than sending Trump back to his glitzy resorts.
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LOS ANGELES — For celebrities and the rich of Los Angeles, the helicopters that constantly whir above the city are a glitzy status symbol.
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You'll likely walk along the seaside boardwalk, saunter through the glitzy downtown area, and barhop on Gemmayze street, or its nearby nightlife hotspots.
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Craig Hall told the New York Times that he and his wife were frustrated to hear their glitzy wine cave enter the debate.
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His series and photo book The Dubai captures the city's gleaming ultramodern architecture and glitzy attractions to the remnants of grand plans never realized.
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That's right — her coup beat out the likes of Gigi Hadid's sparkling Versace number, and even sister Bella's glitzy Julien MacDonald get-up. Why?
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Newton took the field at Levi's Stadium for warmups rocking a pair of glitzy gold cleats accurately proclaiming himself MVP just above the ankles.
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Lots of people nowadays are familiar with Marvel's glitzy, galactic version of it, with lots of quips and the occasional alien made of rocks.
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The Clean Power Plan is the glitzy centerpiece of Obama's climate agenda, most of which has been carried out through the EPA, circumventing Congress.
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And it called to mind that other infamous slinky, glitzy sheer long-sleeve gold gown: The one Stone wore in the 1995 film, Casino.
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Over the last decade, the 36-year-old has gone from reality show punchline to glitzy debutante to fixture of an elite social scene.
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The two couldn't keep their eyes off each other as they posed for photos together on the red carpet at the film's glitzy premiere.
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The Mama June: From Not to Hot star is coming close to her pageant date, but she's far from ready for the glitzy competition.
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The undeveloped plot is located at a prime spot in northern Riyadh, opposite the capital's glitzy financial centre the King Abdullah Financial District (KFAD).
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Members of the Cali drug "cartel", which flourished in the 1980s and 1990s, brought in salseros from other countries to perform at glitzy parties.
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Maybe she had too much going on between filming the show, all those glitzy competitions, and shouting at children to get her finances straight.
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As reported, Kushner's property portfolio did not rival the collection of glitzy hotels, casinos and golf courses owned, controlled or licensed by the president.
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Glitzy and oversexualized Britney Spears rip-offs would often be the go-to for WWE when it assigned theme songs to its female fighters.
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The newly engaged actress gave her space a makeover ahead of the holidays, and took to Instagram to show off her glitzy gathering hub.
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In a glitzy event in Moscow attended by young people, a host asked Putin if he would be running for re-election in March.
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As a businessman, President Donald Trump made his name by hawking products and services that sounded glitzy and fabulous but were actually very bad.
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Pushkar, a businesswoman from Dubai married Tharoor in 2010, and the couple led a glitzy life in the social sphere of the Delhi elite.
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The annual prize, the sole award voted for by the public at the glitzy BAFTAs ceremony in London, recognizes "outstanding achievement by upcoming actors".
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Williams took part in a glitzy 15-minute show at Moscow's Luzhniki stadium on Thursday before the first match between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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The Lemonade singer graces the massive stage, complete with a gigantic 360-degree monitor, in glitzy gear from many designers, including Dsquared2 and Gucci.
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Scratch below the surface, however, and you can see the beginnings of real movement for the technology — albeit from a decidedly un-glitzy place.
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And at the glitzy Monaco Yacht Show, golf carts shuttle the yachting industry elite around the port full of $4.3 billion worth of yachts.
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And it's a nostalgic love letter to the New York City of the 1940s, which in Vivian's narration is equal parts glitzy and grimy.
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Hopes that shoppers and tourists would soon return to Hong Kong's glitzy malls lifted shares of global retailers, including Gucci parent Kering and LVMH.
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The film itself, like this shiny well-intentioned gemstone, is a glitzy offering that asks for a redemption that perhaps will never be reconciled.
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The group show, curated by Vogue Italia, is scheduled at Christie's auction house in New York rather than a downtown gallery or glitzy boutique.
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Mr. Deripaska was now a global figure, and London was becoming the money-soaked fulcrum for a glitzy, international business and the social elite.
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Formula One is very glitzy and glamorous, but if you're not in a Ferrari or a Mercedes you might as well not show up.
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There, customers looking to spend will find a range of brands from Hermes to Gucci, along with a glitzy Saks Fifth Avenue department store.
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While some cities build glitzy, revamped main streets and get same-day shipping, others have few options beyond Walmart super-centers and dollar stores.
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It was the week known as the T.C.A.s, when networks present the Television Critics Association with upcoming-programming announcements and a glitzy good time.
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From her black gown and elbow-long gloves to her sleek updo and glitzy diamond jewelry, Gaga looked like a 21st-century Holly Golightly.
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The dresses, which included designs from Dolce & Gabbana, ripple in the air as onlookers in the glitzy hotel lobby peruse the items on offer.
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Roy Halston Frowick rose to prominence over the course of the glitzy '70s (at the end of which he was a regular at Studio 54).
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They did take a break from the onslaught of brassieres later that night, however, changing into a couple of glitzy ensembles to go out clubbing.
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So the company's executives talked at a glitzy event in Washington, D.C. on Thursday about why they see their potential product as revolutionary for transportation.
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Balenciaga debuted a platform clog on its spring/summer 2018 runway, while British designer Christopher Kane collaborated with Crocs to create glitzy, stone-embellished styles.
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While we're accustomed to seeing celebrities walk the red carpet and attend glitzy events, when it comes to motherhood, things are a lot less glamorous.
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Anyone not feeling this city can head to Dubai anytime, since it's a quick one-and-a-half-hour bus ride to the glitzy boomtown.
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Second, with the way they are announced and awarded—at a glitzy, Oscar-like ceremony held at NASA's Ames Research Centre, near Mountain View, California.
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Growing universities erect glitzy libraries, housing blocks and research facilities to accommodate new students; shrinking ones do so in an effort to turn the tide.
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Dubai's Emaar Malls, operator of some of the region's most glitzy shopping malls, said on Monday it had made an $800 million offer for Souq.com.
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Neve Campbell and her boyfriend JJ Feild enjoyed a glitzy date night in New York City just weeks after announcing they adopted a baby boy.
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The impeachment process has dragged on for months, predating the Olympic torch lighting ceremony -- a glitzy showpiece that, despite orchestrating, Rousseff was barred from attending.
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Cannes is glitzy and glamorous (and a little sexist), Venice is the matriarch (and even more sexist), Telluride is cozy, and TIFF is jovial, eh.
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Authorities have asked operators to diversify from solely gambling and broaden Macau's economic base in order to lessen the territory's dependence on the glitzy casinos.
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At some point in the glitzy, colorful extravaganza that is Crazy Rich Asians, protagonist Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) goes through a classic romantic comedy makeover.
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And to celebrate, the stars are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the glitzy photoshoot they put together for the collection's new campaign.
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The Taj Mahal, the most expensive casino ever built in Atlantic City filed for bankruptcy in 1991, just two years after its glitzy grand opening.
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The cast of "Game of Thrones" -- even the dead ones -- returned for the glitzy, final-season premiere screening at New York's Radio City Music Hall.
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And when you're done with that, come back and check out some of our favorite photo from in and around the glitzy, glamorous NAIAS floor.
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See how it is trying to pass as quite glitzy but you can still see the bits of thread poking out all over the place?
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Whether they live on Rio's glitzy seafront, in one of the city's 1,000-odd favelas (shantytowns) or in dowdy dormitory districts, the mood is grim.
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VW will dispense with a glitzy gala in Paris and instead present stationary cars with a focus of executive speeches on design, a spokesman said.
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And she wrote not in the caldron of New York or glitzy Hollywood, but in her suburban home in Rosemont, on the Philadelphia Main Line.
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Hostilities spilled over into the glitzy Eurovision show after Ukrainian contestant Jamala unexpectedly won the contest last year with an entry that Russia called politicized.
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The line recently was added to its boutique at the glitzy Venetian Macau hotel and casino, bringing the total number of sales sites to 20.
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A handful of activists showed up to Fiola, a glitzy DC Italian joint, partway through Cruz's meal and crowded around his table, NBC Washington reports.
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Markle wore an elegant black dress with her hair slicked back into an updo, while Kate wore a navy dress with a glitzy black headband.
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But in 1996, Chicago came back to Broadway, in a new production that only further played up the idea of criminal defendants becoming glitzy superstars.
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IN A QUIET street in a glitzy part of Seoul's Gangnam district sits a sleek building covered in a shimmering grid of gold-effect metal.
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This glitzy affair for "major donors" is a glaring reminder of the unprecedented conflicts-of-interests and ethical problems that have defined the Trump presidency.
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Las Vegas is the NHL's newest glitzy addition, a first year expansion franchise that has set up shop in the world's most famous gambling destination.
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President Franklin Roosevelt mounted his own transition from his East 65th Street double townhouse that was elegant and stately, in no way gilded or glitzy.
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There was a $2200,22 charge at a glitzy nightclub in West Hollywood and more than $2500,2100 at two Japanese restaurants — all on the same day.
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Now is the time to stock up on gifts for loved ones or to pick up a glitzy little number for your upcoming holiday parties.
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A 44-year-old former senator, Sonko is a flamboyant figure, known for his glitzy lifestyle, flashy clothes, chunky gold jewelry and eye-catching hairstyles.
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Marketing has also gone digital, and video game publishers have ventured into influencer deals and hosting splashy esports tournaments and glitzy annual video game conferences.
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Set in the 1980s, it's now 70 or so years since Wonder Woman's adventures in her first film, and everything is glitzy, golden, and perfect.
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In Rome, a glitzy ceremony celebrated the stars of an industry, which may be the best in the world but is often dismissed and overstretched.
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It also represents a rebellion against minimalism, with its links to the glitzy interior decor of the Hollywood Regency era and the '70s and '80s.
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A&E Networks said last month that it will abandon the glitzy presentations altogether this year, and NBC condensed broadcast and cable into one event.
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Yes, mere minutes after Apple confirmed Apple TV+ was nigh — and arriving in Fall 2019 — the tech company also announced its massive stable of glitzy talent.
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A lifelong New Yorker until he became president, Mr. Trump was shaped by the city where he grew up and built glitzy towers bearing his name.
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After a busy morning making the publicity rounds, she arrived at Chelsea Piers Fitness Center in glitzy makeup, glossy ponytail and black boots with lollipop heels.
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Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, the country's president, first announced his investment reforms at a glitzy conference on economic development at Sharm el-Sheikh in March 2015.
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PEOPLE previously reported that the duo got cozy during her glitzy 33rd birthday over the weekend — both sharing adorable photos of their time together on Instagram.
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The yearly event rakes in a record-number of viewers every year thanks to its glitzy ambience, slew of musical performance and, of course, standout lingerie.
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Beginning as a modest event, these days the ceremony is conducted over a glitzy candlelit dinner at the Charterhouse, a medieval former monastery in central London.
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When his son, Donald, took over the real estate business, he planted his flag right in the middle of Manhattan -- on glitzy 5th Avenue no less.
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Authorities have hardened calls for operators to diversify away from solely gambling and broaden Macau's economic base to lessen the territory's reliance on the glitzy casinos.
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Afternoon after afternoon, I found myself in a glitzy sixth-floor ballroom in Seoul's new Four Seasons hotel that had been repurposed as a press room.
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Aniston, meanwhile, made an appearance at Gwyneth Paltrow's glitzy engagement party on Sunday wearing a stunning black gown and sporting a brace on her left wrist.
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Whittle down the submissions and come up with a list of finalists that get to pitch at a glitzy event with a lot of media attention.
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" O'Rourke said the show was "produced and directed in such a showy, glitzy, and ultimately, tacky manner, that one cannot help feeling disgusted throughout the show.
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While the upper-crust stayed at luxury hotels in Monaco's glitzy Monte Carlo district, I had to commute into Monaco from a more affordable neighboring city.
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The soccer rivals have never eaten together before, the Juventus FC striker said at a glitzy soccer ceremony at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco on Thursday.
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While the Americans were playing with their trucks, most automotive bigwigs were were in Switzerland for the Geneva Motor Show, the industry's most reliably glitzy gathering.
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In late May, as most of the world geared up for a week of glitzy E3 announcements about the future of games, history slotted into place.
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SmAsH's open letter is worth reading in full because it's a revealing look into playing conditions for Dota 2 players outside the game's glitzy upper crust.
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She was the showgirl of my childhood dreams: hair short and sassy like a red-headed Pat Benatar, and decked out like a glitzy Dynasty character.
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Their marriage was on its last legs, and one of them thought it would be a good idea to book us at a glitzy Club Med.
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But, as in politics, the substance of the films themselves can get lost among the oversimplifications and glitzy events required to position those films to win.
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A new checker would probably start by checking the price of headphones, not a glitzy big-name exposé on Las Vegas and the nature of mortality.
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His creditors, who needed the Trump brand to survive in order to get paid back, put him on an allowance to keep up a glitzy front.
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As an expressive, social, and vivacious creature, you'll be soaring on cloud nine this month—parties, boats, and glitzy museums (you don't even like art) galore.
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The Paris haute couture shows, which run twice a year, draw visitors from around the world and generate a host of side events including glitzy parties.
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Granted, these days the balance of attention has shifted toward the glitzy and the glammy in a distorted way, but the basic rationale remains the same.
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The menu for the Governors Ball, a glitzy event held immediately after the Oscar ceremony, will be 70% plant-based and 30% vegetarian, fish and meat.
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A glitzy act with a rotating cast, the company has managed one lovely show, 2016's "The Illusionists: Turn of the Century," and several silly ones.
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The billionaire owner of the glitzy wine cave that Pete Buttigieg fundraised at says 'it's just not fair' to be seen as a symbol of excess
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Obama poked fun at Trump for fomenting the birther movement during the glitzy 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner as Trump sat stone-faced in the audience.
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People posted to Instagram videos and photos showcasing glitzy, song and dance performances aboard Carnival, as well as photos partying at the vessel's nightclub and bars.
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The time saved by skipping glitzy fundraisers and call times with deep-pocketed donors is being invested in more organizing events and town halls, they say.
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Forum is located on Melrose Avenue in glitzy West Hollywood, Los Angeles, near the brick-and-mortar locations of online brands like Mejuri, Casper, and Away.
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Not surprisingly, the glitzy event possesses an "Eyes Wide Shut" vibe, reminding us that the filthy rich are just like us, only more ruthless and horrible.
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The company unveiled its vision for electric cars — the FF 91 — at a glitzy launch event in CES last year, but 2017 was a year to forget.
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The glamorous pig just rolled out a new fashion collab with Kate Spade New York that's in keeping with her unapologetically glitzy, pearls-bedecked, pink-packed aesthetic.
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In good times it ploughed spare cash from its carmaking arm on speculative property investments in Seoul's glitzy Gangnam district and bought back a struggling construction company.
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She Regrets NothingBy Andrea DunlopOut February 233At her mother's funeral, Laila discovers the existence of a glitzy, breezy world of wealth – and that she's related to it.
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It is possible that having grown up in this kind of glitzy, aristocratic bubble, Nick takes it, and the conventions that go along with it, for granted.
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Alongside the silly caption, Lively shared a carousel of images from the night out, highlighting her sunny yellow dress, as well as all of her glitzy accessories.
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The Thursday evening affair, hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping at Beijing's Great Hall of the People, was a glitzy event, attended by the country's business leaders.
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Sooner or later a new technology will make its way to the market, and the kind of glitzy, glossy selfies Kim snaps will go out of style.
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Under the name Clinton Global Initiative, the foundation throws regular glitzy multi-day gatherings where people from politics, corporations and non-profit organizations to discuss philanthropy projects.
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She accessorized with sporty matching yellow sneakers from Virgil Abloh, a glitzy diamond watch, Judith Leiber pink clutch, emerald green rings and drop earrings by de Grisogono.
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At a typically glitzy launch event in Cupertino on Monday, Apple debuted the Apple Card, a new credit card offered in collaboration with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard.
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The UPMC health system in Pittsburgh said this week it will spend $2 billion to build three new, glitzy specialty hospitals that focus on treating specific diseases.
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That way you can have a digital, information-rich dial during the day, then have the watch automatically transform into a glitzy-yet-austere watchface after 6.
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There's a glitzy attempt at profundity in the opening title which tells us that the story took place on a galaxy far away 'a long time ago.
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This young challenger's treacherous decision to oppose the mayor's legacy project, a regeneration scheme to build a glitzy casino in the city's marina, sets up their rivalry.
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"These stocks are all trading at historically low multiples," Robbins said during a rapid-fire presentation at the glitzy annual gathering of hedge-fund and investing heavyweights.
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NEVER shy about hype, on September 12th Apple's boss, Tim Cook, presented the firm's latest iPhones to a packed auditorium in its glitzy new headquarters in Cupertino.
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Bezos' trunks grabbed the internet's attention over the summer when was photographed wearing them on several occasions during his glitzy vacation to Europe with girlfriend Lauren Sanchez.
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The first goes back to the 1980s, when Trump was in his first bloom of glitzy celebrity and acquired a promising 2-year-old racehorse named Alibi.
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It is expected to be an opulent affair, with a feast inside the members-only club in glitzy Palm Beach, surrounded by gold embellishments and crystal chandeliers.
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He attended Tesla's glitzy truck unveiling by Musk on Thursday That afternoon, he appeared as scheduled at a speaking engagement hosted by Draper, his longtime business partner.
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This would be a good first step toward a global solution to a global problem and a more the rational approach, albeit not a glitzy political move.
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"It all adds up to a much bigger desire to actually interact with the ocean rather than sitting in a glitzy apartment that happens to be floating."
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Doha may like spending on glitzy London real estate, but that may simply be because it holds its value better and is less correlated to energy prices.
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The honorees smiled, held hands and exchanged hugs as they filled the stage at the glitzy event attended by top athletes and celebrities in downtown Los Angeles.
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LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas, a town known for its glitzy casinos and 24-hour parties, is becoming a top destination for a deluge of Democratic presidential candidates.
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"There's nothing glitzy or showy about this," says the government's infrastructure chief, Pablo Bereciartua, as he guides your correspondent through purification tunnels newly built beneath the river bed.
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After their 16-day glitzy event-filled tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand, you bet your bottom dollar Meghan Markle knows how to make an entrance.
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At a glitzy fashion show in the capital featuring Hungarian designers over the weekend, held by Marie Claire magazine, models strolled the catwalk in Varga's vibrant Romani designs.
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Because no vehicle could be better for wandering between parties than a glitzy-glamor seven-seat SUV that can handle the highways of Los Angeles all by itself.
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The Garden Bridge, drawn up by a famous designer and supported by a cast of glitzy socialites, as well as Mr Johnson, has had a bad few months.
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While Hillary Clinton's inability to relate with average Americans hurt her during the campaign, Trump's gold-laden, glitzy lifestyle only added to the persona of a successful businessman.
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And yet financial performance has been decidedly less glitzy, which the $870 million company partly attributes to the cost of implementing a five-year strategic plan in 2016.
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In May, actress Selma Hayek attended the glitzy event, though only days ago did Hayek bless us with footage of Wintour busting a move during Katy Perry's performance.
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Ms Baumgarten sees three broad categories of customer: aspirational types who want to pose on a luxury yacht; fishing enthusiasts who opt for less glitzy craft; and families.
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And though they may be less glitzy, a third option is an unembellished baby pink, sans sparkles and shimmer, but no less collectible than its more showy counterparts.
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And from glitzy red gowns to belly-baring Santa outfits and sexy blinged-out lingerie, the one item you'll never see Carey donning is an "ugly" Christmas sweater.
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So, given how dramatically technology has changed the way we shop, are people still hitting up physical stores in droves hearty enough to justify these glitzy window displays?
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Tourism is a key industry for the glitzy Middle East emirate which has spent billions of dollars trying to attract visitors with sites including the world's tallest tower.
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Myanmar's emergence from nearly half a century of iron-fisted military rule less than a decade ago brought glitzy malls, smart phones, fast food and Western hotel chains.
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And from glitzy red gowns to belly baring Santa outfits and sexy blinged-out lingerie, the one item you'll never see Carey donning is an "ugly" Christmas sweater.
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He soon became as popular as his in-demand designs, thanks to public appearances and his glitzy arrivals to Studio 54 alongside friends Bianca Jagger and Andy Warhol.
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The couple hosted a glitzy star-studded black tie engagement party in April, and Paltrow's been having bachelorette luncheons and parties throughout the year with her famous friends.
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Try "It," which crafts from blocky drum machine and glitzy keyboard a hook that repeats throughout the whole song, jumping an octave during the chorus but otherwise unaltered.
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In all, some 7,700 people are to attend AI's version of high tech's glitzy South by Southwest conference, and the electronic device industry's even bigger annual CES conference.
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Dion, 51, arrived to the 2019 Met Gala on Monday in a stage-ready glitzy fringe dress that could have been straight from her Las Vegas residency wardrobe.
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If this year's Golden Globes represent a unique challenge (how does a glitzy awards show deal with a horrifying sexual harassment crisis?), it also offers a rare opportunity.
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And since day one of the glitzy festival, attendees had our eyes glued to dispatches from La Croisette, as they came and conquered the scene in impeccable fashion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has long been a favoured playground for sovereign wealth funds from around the world to snap up glitzy skyscrapers, banking stakes and posh department stores.
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It was relatively sleepy, populated by artists and homespun cultural fixtures amid the vacancies—a far cry from today's strip of glitzy joints and an incoming Uber headquarters.
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Nevada's fourth district stretches over hundreds of square miles, from the glitzy lights of off-Strip resorts to the sparsely populated rural outposts of Ely, Hawthorne and Mesquite.
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Celine Dion, Cirque du Soleil and the world curling championships will all feature on the glitzy Strip marquees, the "Roaring Game" making a most curious Las Vegas headliner.
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Authorities have hardened calls for operators to diversify away from solely gambling and broaden Macau's economic base in order to lessen the territory's reliance on the glitzy casinos.
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Here's why he's looking at smaller companies in an age of glitzy IPOsSlimmon's view may sound strange, since value stocks have long underperformed relative to their growth counterparts.
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But the Trump celebration is expected to be an opulent affair, held inside the member's only club in glitzy Palm Beach, surrounded by gold embellishments and crystal chandeliers.
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Tourism is a key sector for the glitzy Middle East citystate which has spent billions of dollars trying to attract visitors with sites like the world's tallest tower.
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I made my way to a phone in a cheap billiard bar and finally spoke to my Western colleagues at the AP's office on West Berlin's glitzy Kurfüerstendamm.
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Macau has seen wealthier tourists and more overnight visitors over the past few months as the tiny enclave pushes to diversify its offerings away from glitzy casino halls.
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If the best-seller lists from summers past were in a constant state of flux, with glitzy, beachy new books appearing weekly, these days they're much more static.
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These glitzy prestidigitators — not to be confused with the "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" crowd — have returned to Broadway with more patter, more magic, more questionable outfits.
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That's not the only way the first modern Olympics, which revived a 1,583-year-old ancient Greek tradition, differed from today's glitzy, highly produced, occasionally corruption-soaked spectacle.
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Atlanta's most popular restaurants were local chains dipped in the glitzy, corporate sheen of the Buckhead neighborhood, and high-end steakhouses like Ruth's Chris and Morton's were abundant.
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In 2018, he held an equally glitzy affair at the Pavilion Cambon, Paris, and was subsequently rested for the French Cup game against Sochaux just two days later.
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And, if you get tired of the gold on gold look, you can swap out the watch band for something more subtle or glitzy, depending on your mood.
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The show was shot mostly in Los Angeles and looks like it, and its glitzy boomtown of 10-gallon Stetsons and freewheeling oil barons was a fairy tale.
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Offices of the future: inside fund managers' glitzy new HQs UK house price growth in May cools to lowest rate since 2013 Mortgage deal boost for young professionals
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Before we started, Josh, my tour guide and driver, gave me fake pearl necklaces to wear to further add to the 1920's jazzy, glitzy, Gatsby-esque theme.
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The glitzy chin might make you think it's only fit for suburban duty, but the LX 570 is every bit the real deal when the going gets rough.
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While it's common for presidents to attend glitzy events to raise money for their political campaigns, their party, or for charity, the Mar-a-Lago event is different.
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From small neighborhood markets, shops, and bars, to glitzy restaurants, theaters, and clubs, eye-catching signage is essential for businesses to stand out in this visually cacophonous metropolis.
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Historic buildings came crashing down, glitzy shopping malls popped up and traffic ground to a halt; in the meantime, his wife, a construction magnate, became the country's richest woman.
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Jenna donned a glitzy low-cut Zuhair Murad gown, while her hubby, who will be presenting tonight, suited up in a tuxedo with a longer Justin Bieber-esque 'do.
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Bolsonaro had been due to accept a Person of the Year award from the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, but his selection threw the glitzy gala into a crisis.
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Authorities rounded up dozens of princes, top officials and businessmen in November on Prince Mohammed bin Salman's orders, with many confined and interrogated at Riyadh's glitzy Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, is famed for its glitzy shopping malls, hawker food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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Paulson teamed the glitzy dress with a headful of silver bobby pins pinned visibly throughout her swept-back style for a high-fashion take on the classic hair accessory.
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Cities also have little chance of attracting a new professional team to an old stadium; building a glitzy new one is often what it takes to win league approval.
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Abe&aposs wife, Akie, greeted the first lady with a bow as she arrived at the Mikimoto Pearl flagship store in Tokyo&aposs glitzy Ginza shopping district on Sunday.
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Five finalists, who were selected by a public vote, then pitched their businesses in front of an audience of 2,000 investors, entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts at the glitzy event.
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Maryse, 35, and The Miz, 37, celebrated their daughter on the way in February with a pink-themed baby shower, sharing photos from the glitzy event on social media.
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The early '00s was filled with glitzy Hip Hop videos and creative Pop videos and for me and my goal at the time, I had to be in one.
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YANGON, Myanmar — In 1997 some of the most powerful men in Myanmar's dictatorship gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at a glitzy new theme park by Yangon's city zoo.
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Instead of wearing them with an equally glitzy cable-knit fisherman's sweater like the model did on the runway, RiRi paired the boots with decidedly more low-key pieces.
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Most of the time, the stars of Keeping Up With the Kardashians exist in a glitzy, isolated realm that's a joy to look at, but difficult to relate to.
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Cristiano Ronaldo said he hoped Lionel Messi would join him for dinner one day while the rivals were at a glitzy soccer ceremony at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco.
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And while the red-and-silver pattern of her gown might have looked glitzy on its own, it was contrasted greatly by Stewart's edgy hairstyle and sharp eye makeup.
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Or maybe there could be a much deeper reason that she ditched glitzy jewels in lieu of a long black line (we just have yet to think of it).
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Overreliance on the traditional fundraising model of "hold glitzy events at which you get rich people to max out their contributions" could be politically risky in today's Democratic Party.
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It's interesting ... we took a look at the video and the only time you see anything even resembling the logo is a quick shot of Jay Z's glitzy pendant.
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I am not a glitzy-footwear kind of woman, and to me, 'dressing up' your boyfriend jeans negates the best thing about them: their utter devotion to being relaxed.
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In between PLL filming and movie shoots, the 26-year-old's latest project is "Waiting On Roxie," a glitzy four-minute short film the actress produced and stars in.
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Allegations subsequently surfaced of a network of pop stars, businessmen and cops having colluded and enabled tax evasion, bribery and prostitution, exposing the dark side of the glitzy industry.
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Suzana Herculano-HouzelAssociate Professor, Psychology, Vanderbilt University, and the author of The Human Advantage: A New Understanding of How Our Brain Became RemarkableThere's no glitzy answer to this one.
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Though a number of casinos started to close their doors this week, the governor's sweeping order shutters Nevada's main industry, anchored by glitzy casinos lining the Las Vegas Strip.
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Housing oversupply has forced prices down at least a quarter since 2014, and a surplus of vacant apartments sit in darkness among the bright lights of its glitzy skyline.
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Suddenly, it was as if the Manhattan hotel ballroom, transformed into a glitzy television studio on Tuesday night, were hosting a time-travel drama starring three historically intertwined teams.
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The owner of the glitzy "wine cave" that Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Mayor Pete Buttigieg for fundraising in has spoken out since the debate over billionaire donors re-erupted.
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Starbucks (SBUX) CEO Kevin Johnson previously told CNN Business that he's thinking about the full "portfolio" of stores, which include remodels and new concepts, such as glitzy Roastery locations.
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Rachel was raised by a single mother who emigrated from mainland China to New York City, a far cry from the gilded, glitzy world Nick that brings her into.
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"Our goal now is to get 5G to the streets, to our customers, as quickly as possible," Deutsche Telekom's Germany head, Dirk Woessner, told a glitzy presentation in Berlin.
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While his Shape of Water colleagues were celebrating Guillermo del Toro's Golden Globes win at a glitzy awards ceremony, Michael Shannon spent his weekend on a different kind of stage.
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Microsoft announced refreshes to three different computers today and its proof the company is committed to manufacturing computers, and not just to periodically releasing glitzy overpriced products to showcase Windows.
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And its glitzy ad campaigns and catchy theme songs allow it to cut through the clutter and reach its core user base (which includes, apparently, Abe Vigoda and Clara Peller).
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See stars Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Dick Van Dyke arrive to the glitzy screening and catch our hosts as they interview many more stars from the red carpet.
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To the artist, the parlors' investment in production and glitzy effects is illogical: why cover in glitter what is, in essence, a straightforward business transaction (the trade of sexual favors)?
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With sweeping views over Hyde Park and a glitzy history of hosting footballers and pop stars, the posh central London hotel has ticked along nicely since it opened in 23.
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Though little known, the angular Mr Günther has run a glitzy campaign—all well-lit, American-style town hall events and slick backdrops—and outperformed Mr Albig in television debates.
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These dumplings are thriving in New York City: Two longtime specialists, Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao in Flushing and Joe's Shanghai in Manhattan, recently reopened with glitzy, expanded dining rooms.
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The necklace was also visible in a sartorial snap Lively shared on Sunday, as she opted to wear a grey Ralph Lauren suit with a pair of glitzy Louboutin mules.
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The Independent Spirit Awards, held on California's Santa Monica Beach on the day before Hollywood's glitzy Oscars ceremony, honor the year's best achievements in independent film made on small budgets.
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On one side of its room, though, are a bunch of smaller-profile titles to tickle the fancy of those already familiar with glitzy shooters and jet-powered football thrills.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, has built a reputation for glitzy shopping malls, street food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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So on Halloween, when we're refreshing Instagram constantly to see who dressed up as what, it's only appropriate that these pros took centerstage and even outdid their glitzy clientele lists.
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Wynn said the local government had encouraged him to file plans for the company's second phase on Macau's fast-growing Cotai strip, modeled after Las Vegas with large, glitzy properties.
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BOEING WAS hoping for good headlines on March 13th, the day on which it planned the glitzy unveiling of its new long-haul 777X jetliner at its factory outside Seattle.
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Co-investor Lamda Development will obtain a 22020-year lease to turn the wasteland of crumbling terminals and rusting airplanes into a glitzy seaside town of hotels, residences and shops.
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Although the glitzy, glam final touches were put on Moore Manor last year, Chateau Sheree is finally ready to make its small screen debut — and it was worth the wait.
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With WWDC a couple of days out, we're coming up on one year since Apple first showed off its glitzy answer to the Amazon Echo and Google Home smart speakers.
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We certainly never thought we'd see a grommet belt on the red carpet or at any glitzy occasion — but leave it to Kidman to make the accessory look totally chic.
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DISCRETION is not a trait often associated with the glitzy shopfronts of Hong Kong's Causeway Bay, but the low-key entrance to a small bookshop belies the store's recent notoriety.
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It was as far away from the air tight, glitzy HBO productions Mayorga had become a household name on as recently as nine years ago as one could possibly get.
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The 1990s ushered an era of glitzy bank deals that came with hefty prices, a trademark of Sandy Weill, the swashbuckling executive who helped build Citi into a global giant.
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Canadian-born Michael J. Fox, Mike Myers, Ryan Reynolds (appearing with wife Blake Lively), "Grey's Anatomy" star Sandra Oh and SNL's Lorne Michaels are all expected at the glitzy event.
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The Bund restaurant has moved to a less glitzy spot, but not a single seat was empty as diners tucked into chicken burgers, wraps and wings on a recent afternoon.
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Before that, I attended a glitzy kickoff party for the world's biggest horse sale, where 300 of the industry's elite sipped on rare bourbons ahead of dropping millions on horses.
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But for every glitzy new hotel and fancy restaurant in Lisbon there is a creaking bit of infrastructure or aging locomotive, including the one that fell apart in late February.
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In other words, she has refused to join the club that celebrates the excesses of the 1% by making glitzy baubles and ponderous, oversized paintings to hang on their walls.
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San Francisco's glitzy new $1.4 billion Chase Center arena, which will serve as the home of the Golden State Warriors basketball team, is scheduled to officially open on September 6.
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Mr. D'Souza recently held a glitzy reception for the movie in Washington, complete with celebrity red carpet appearances from Donald Trump Jr., the president's son, and Housing Secretary Ben Carson.
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Still, given the size of that ring, and Lopez's taste for all things glitzy on stage, it's hard to picture them doing a very low-key affair for this wedding.
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Here is a work that combines in one glitzy package the two most flagrant formulas of Xerox creativity on Broadway: theater inspired by films and musicals with back-catalog scores.
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" Calling Dubai a "tourism hub," Al Gergawi said the emirate wanted to attract more visitors, not only the "glitzy and glamorous but also families… who will tend to stay longer.
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They'll guide you through the glitzy extravaganza, from folding laptops to high-tech sex toys, and highlight the trends that may soon find their way inside a gadget near you.
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In a glitzy new shopping centre just five minutes' drive from the old market, however, the only hint of foreign influence is a branch of Starbucks, a global coffee chain.
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When the night finally arrives, every performer and filmmaker hits the red carpet in their glitzy ensembles and gives the same canned line about the awards not being that important.
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Khaled&aposs house now joins the likes of a $68 million penthouse, which could shatter the state&aposs record, as some of the Miami area&aposs glitzy real estate offerings.
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Trump had been hoping to be the star of the show at a glitzy fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida Saturday celebrating the anniversary of his inauguration.
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No shade to winter and the glitzy holiday season, but that part of spring when summer is just on the horizon feels like a much more appropriate time to wear sequins.
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NICE/MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Firefighters battled wind-whipped infernos along the French Riviera coast on Tuesday as the flames torched vegetation on hills overlooking glitzy Mediterranean resorts thronged by summer holidaymakers.
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Six months before the first iPhone was released into the eager hands of the buying public, all Apple had was a glitzy demo of a product that, in reality, barely existed.
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Every year in December, a makeshift hangar at the NASA Ames Research Center pops up for one night, transforming the austere airfield into a glitzy, paparazzi'd, black velvet-roped Nerd Prom.
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While glitzy pieces abound in Tenemental, an affecting underside of the show is concerned with documenting a life so intimate that it would be lost if not framed in a gallery.
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To the east, Moscow was the glitzy center of a rough but — we were assured by the conventional American wisdom of the "end of history" — inevitable march toward democracy and capitalism.
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Non-Tesla carmakers seem to be marketing the newer breed of vehicles more seriously, with GM, Porsche, and Audi all running glitzy (and expensive) ads for electrics during the Super Bowl.
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The choice of a limited, post-Paramount decision Hollywood star and the narrator's occasional bitchy asides speak to a smirking appreciation of glitzy surfaces and an undercurrent of sophisticated urban loneliness.
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The CDC's new warning for Miami Beach applies to a 1.5-square-mile zone encompassing much of South Beach, a glitzy tourist draw and a major economic hub for the region.
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The 44-year-old star gave the military print a glitzy twist with these high-waisted, sparkle detailed camo trousers with that cinched at the waist to show off her shape.
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But Liziane says she'll be welcomed with open arms at the parade next month, when she's decked out in a super glitzy costume ... samba-ing within an inch of her life.
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"We are trying to change and disrupt things," DAZN Chief Executive James Rushton told Reuters after launching the new 10 euros-a-month streaming service at a glitzy event in Milan.
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This morning we get the first official single from the album, "Till The World Falls," a taut and glitzy disco track with a Vic Mensa verse added in for good measure.
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I walked down Moscow's glitzy, mile-long shopping street that travel guides compare to the Champs-Élysées in Paris and NYC's Fifth Ave — and it fell totally short of the hype
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He worked with Merchant Ivory Productions and later produced films of his own that were dedicated to social realism -- a far cry from the glitzy song and dance numbers of Bollywood.
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship has made a name for itself by promoting fast-paced, hard-hitting mixed martial arts action in glitzy venues, a sport where extreme machismo meets Las Vegas.
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The five-star property, managed by Kempinski but owned by the Cuban government, occupies the top floors of a renovated Belle Epoque shopping mall filled with glitzy Gucci and Montblanc stores.
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"The biggest damage was to the social ties," said Hizam al-Qahtani, a Qatari law student sitting down to a steak in the glitzy district of Pearl Qatar with three friends.
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The glamour of the movies — not to mention the big money behind them — has turned the industry into a big, glitzy, sought-after prize for economic development officials across the country.
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Weinstein was once a fixture at the industry's glitzy ceremonies, with numerous critically acclaimed small-budget films such as "Shakespeare in Love," which won the Oscar for best picture in 1999.
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The couple presided over a glamorous White House, where bold-faced names from the Reagans' years before the cameras as actors injected a glitzy element into Washington's traditionally staid social scene.
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As he approached the podium from his glitzy ride down an escalator in the building that proudly boasts his name, he started off by attacking any and all of Hispanic heritage.
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In Macau's glitzy Grand Lisboa casino, it was largely business as usual on Friday as gamblers and business owners shrugged off the prospect of the cash withdrawal limits that had spooked investors.
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And while the fake teeth and over-the-top glitzy wardrobe had Malek looking the part, actually tapping into Mercury's larger-than-life persona and energetic performances required months of physical preparation.
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Add to that the glitzy video demos and comments from insiders who have tried it, and it seemed that Magic Leap was on the cusp on changing the very entertainment industry itself.
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The trailer to Crazy Rich Asians starts innocently enough: After flashes of glitzy urban landscapes, the film's star, Constance Wu, appears on the screen with her love interest played by Henry Golding.
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Whether in glitzy Bentleys beloved of the South African elite or the beaten-up Toyotas swerving to avoid Harare's potholes, the devices made by employees of Chloride Exide keep the region moving.
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It has successfully carved a niche for itself as the Middle East's accessible hub both for vacationers looking to indulge in glitzy leisure activities and for businesses seeking a regional entry point.
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The glitzy talent show that launched the careers of Kelly Clarkson, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Hudson and others - spiced with celebrity judges who alternately feuded and fawned - eventually fell victim to declining ratings.
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Footage of the late Saturday protests shared on social media showed hundreds of demonstrators holding placards and shouting slogans while marching along Nanjing Road, a glitzy shopping strip in the city center.
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Instead of thinking to spend five minutes engaging it, a glitzy ad agency convinced an international publisher and bookseller to take a buzzy shortcut in service of a shallow conception of diversity.
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Dan Bilzerian, the social media celebrity best known for his lavish lifestyle and glitzy Instagram photos, is diversifying his brand — and is conducting a search for spokesmodels for his new business ventures.
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The reality star and Southern socialite recently launched Patricia Couture, headlined by a glitzy caftan showing off her adorable pug Chauncey, and she already has a few well-known clients in mind.
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The Venice Film Festival has canceled its glitzy opening-night gala in the wake of Wednesday's cataclysmic earthquake that has left hundreds dead and razed buildings to the ground in central Italy.
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And while Seattle doesn't look as glitzy as LA, it seems to still have its share of dangerously seductive and charismatic characters — apparently including the ones that aren't traditional sex symbol material.
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It transports the series to glitzy 1980s Tokyo, and splits the story into two halves, letting you play as the grim series icon Kiryu, as well as the wild former yakuza Majima.
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The two recounted that for the majority of their marriage Smith was obsessively bending the family toward his ambitious vision of success, often ignoring Jada's interest in a less glitzy, calmer lifestyle.
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The glitzy, star-studded bash took place at the City Center Rosario complex and was attended by a host of football royalty, including Luis Suarez, Cesc Fabregas, Javier Mascherano, and Carles Puyol.
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Venture capitalist Peter Thiel, a Donald Trump backer and top Silicon Valley confidante, spent about 45 minutes chatting onstage with energy analyst Dan Yergin at a glitzy dinner last night in Houston.
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One year ago, at Samsung's CES TV event, the company gathered reporters to a glitzy Las Vegas hotel's rooftop swimming pool to look at women floating and dancing in weird, glowing donuts.
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The glitzy and pristine white space was filled to the brim with tech-inflected artworks, many of which were disguised as objects you would typically find in a high-end tech store.
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Mr Ding spent millions on an advertising blitz, ordered employees to sport luxury brands or glitzy jewellery and was interviewed on the government's web portal about his company's contribution to Chinese growth.
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The producer is all about a shiny, glitzy, and spon-con filled videos often set in glamorous locations and filled with the best of the best in hip-hop and pop music.
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The emirate of Dubai, with its glitzy lifestyle and cosmopolitan culture, is one of the world's most popular financial hubs for regional and international companies for its safety and pro-investments approach.
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They may not be on Broadway yet, but they often toil in tantalizing proximity, either at restaurants in or near the theater district or as servers at glitzy parties with boldface guests.
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Unfortunately, her happiness comes to an abrupt end when she learns from Frank (Charlie Weber) that yet another person has been killed during Connor (Jack Falahee) and Oliver's (Conrad Ricamora) glitzy wedding.
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Nasdaq-listed cloud computing firm LogMeIn has taken over two floors in a Martin Place building that also houses a glitzy Tesla showroom, in what it calls its new Asia-Pacific headquarters.
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Second, he said that the glitzy show, which costs millions of dollars to put on each year, doesn&apost actually translate into as many sales as you might expect for the brand.
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They wine and dine students at glitzy Palo Alto restaurants like Reposado or Il Fornaio and put them up in five-star hotels on visits to offices in places like New York.
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The reality star had an especially busy Wednesday: Between hanging out with her boyfriend and attending a glitzy Hollywood party, Jenner made time for three (okay, two and a half) outfit changes.
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The gourmet restaurant, founded in 1899, is famous in France as the venue for a glitzy dinner celebrating former President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election victory - an event widely criticized at the time.
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According to an interview with Pitchfork, there's rich vinyl aficionado Jack White, whose label Third Man Records has plans to open a 10,000-square-foot plant of glitzy new machines in Detroit.
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It is just the kind of glitzy privatization of public space that gets both celebrated and lampooned with the #LiveLoveLebanon hashtag, and an emblem of angst over the elder Hariri's redevelopment strategy.
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She said she preferred less-glitzy places like Bally's, where she said she could stay two nights for as little as $50 after riding a bus from the Port Authority in Manhattan.
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She also sported a glitzy manicure, and while it was a subtle detail onstage, it matched perfectly with her finale outfit: a bodysuit covered in mirrored metallic pieces arranged like a mosaic.
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The city's piped cooking gas, its glitzy metro sprinkled with avant-garde art, its elevated motorways and its skyscrapers of public housing were examples of modernity in the neglected and volatile continent.
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Constance: I loved the smart, glitzy spectacle Lorene Scafaria created with Hustlers — which, it's worth noting, was an uncontested box office success, even if it got locked out from most awards consideration.
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Trump had initially planned to celebrate the one-year anniversary of his inauguration by hosting a glitzy campaign fundraiser last weekend at Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Palm Beach, Florida.
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President Donald Trump had been hoping to be the star of the show at a glitzy fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida Saturday celebrating the anniversary of his inauguration.
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In the glitzy snapshot, housewife-turned-comedian Miriam "Midge" Maisel (Brosnahan, 29) and her manager Susie Myerson (Borstein, 48) are crouching down on the floor inside what appears to be a casino.
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Las Vegas (CNN)A stroll through the show floor this week at Sin City's convention center felt like your garden-variety glitzy business expo, except for the plentiful portrayals of cannabis leaves.
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Scarlett Johansson actually said "Yes" to Colin Jost last week, and the couple had a private celebration at a glitzy restaurant in upstate NY ... where they could not hide their happy news.
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Far from offended by Mr. Trump's glitzy style, Mr. Levasseur eagerly offered his restaurant to serve as the backdrop for a televised town-hall-style meeting with Mr. Trump, broadcast Thursday on CNN.
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BANGKOK, Dec 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Like many other contestants at the Miss Universe beauty pageant, Angela Ponce grew up watching the glitzy spectacle on television, dreaming of representing her country one day.
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Join Couch Surfing host Lola Ogunnaike and Entertainment Weekly senior writer Piya Sinha-Roy at Entertainment Weekly's glitzy pre-SAG Awards party at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles on Saturday, Jan. 26.
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" But as women horror directors rack up glitzy magazine interviews, fawning reviews, and 90th percentile Rotten Tomatoes ratings, it's become clear that those who still believe that stereotype are, as West says, "dinosaurs.
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Many hawkers in Phra Khanong are carrying on with business as usual, while the sidewalks of Thonglor, now an endless sea of glitzy Japanese restaurants, cocktail bars, and community malls, are essentially vacant.
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However, Imperial Pacific posted a record loss in 2018 due in part to massive uncollected debts, and is far from finishing its glitzy resort that was initially due to open two years ago.
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The shrine by the Pont de l'Alma, next to the River Seine and the glitzy Avenue George V, is near the spot where Diana was fatally injured in a car crash in 1997.
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Conscience Point delves into the underrepresented history of the Native American community on Long Island's East End, often overshadowed by the glitzy veneer of wealth cast on the townships by summer tourist crowds.
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They make a perfect addition to any ring stack, tend to be more affordable than diamonds, and are the ideal ring stone for someone who wants a piece that doesn't feel overly glitzy.
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She lives her insanely cool life — gallivanting from her dream 9-to-5 gig to panel guest spots, art openings, and glitzy galas — in technicolor patterns, cheeky conversation-starter tees, and bold footwear.
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In the year since Tesla officially launched the Model 3 at a glitzy event in Los Angeles, one question has reigned supreme among those following the upstart automaker: How many can it build?
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For 15 years, the stage and hallways at Code and its predecessor have been a glitzy science fair of innovators promising to change the world, to disrupt, to move fast and break things.
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The rise of glitzy tech structures marks a radical departure for an industry that has favored nondescript, low-slung office buildings and left corporate palaces to the likes of banks and oil giants.
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" Lukas said: "I do find it interesting in an era when the design direction is always toward something that is flashing, glitzy, shinier, more superhero-like, this is going in the opposite direction.
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I got into the glitzy kickoff party for this year's September sale, which took place at an opulent venue in Lexington and included electric violin and cello performers and a rare bourbon tasting.
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What it's like living in Monaco, the glamorous city-state on the French Riviera that's home to a glitzy annual yacht show and where an estimated 1 in 3 people is a millionaire
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So a slew of new, shiny, glitzy glass skyscrapers housing pricey luxury condos has been permitted to shoot up in recent years, turning the neighborhood into a hot destination for the city's wealthy.
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What it's like living in Monaco, the glamorous city-state on the French Riviera that's home to a glitzy annual yacht show and where an estimated 1 in 3 people is a millionaire
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It's a glitzy, lucrative line of work, and a growing number of people have been drawn to it—but the folks renting Ferraris, Rolls Royces, and Lamborghinis aren't always staying above the law.
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In stark contrast to the glitzy megamalls and luxury condos strangling the downtown, these streets still sport century-old shophouses, many with businesses that have been run by the same families for generations.
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The Raiders will soon be playing in Las Vegas, and the Warriors will abandon their arena next door when the N.B.A. playoffs are over, heading off to glitzy new digs in San Francisco.
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After all the fanfare and glitzy production value that has become the norm for an opening night in Flushing Meadows, Serena Williams returned to the United States Open with a fairly routine win.
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Shops shuttered for years have reopened their doors, glitzy new restaurants spill onto sidewalks and the traffic jams that were once a main feature of the Syrian capital have returned with a vengeance.
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The heart of the action takes place at the Opéra Garnier Monte-Carlo, an ornate 3753th-century building, but the shows spill over into the Casino de Monte-Carlo and glitzy oceanfront bars.
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Flamenco's music and dance were later also shaped by ballet and the commercial culture of glitzy urban night clubs and music halls, and by foreigners who saw in flamenco something exotic, erotic, oriental.
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Lady Gaga made one hell of an entrance at the Met Gala ... parachuting into the glitzy event in one super-sized outfit, and then rocking several more -- including one that was almost nothing!
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Davos watchers said the absence of so many top leaders this year did not mean the glitzy forum had lost its status as a global stage for top politicians to present their agendas.
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So for Nintendo, promoting Super Mario Run with glitzy TV spots and heavy promotion with Apple is a test of the idea that companies can sell a premium video game on mobile platforms.
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In addition to the Netflix deal, Samsung announced a glut of glitzy new products at Unpacked, including its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S20, and a new foldable phone called the Galaxy Z Flip.
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The nation's domestic Twenty20 cricket competition, the 'Big Bash', has proved an outrageous success since its inaugural tournament in 2011-12, its glitzy mix of sport and entertainment drawing huge attendances and television audiences.
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But every so often, a celebrity will arrive at one of these big-ticket Hollywood events looking incredibly glamorous, polished, and glitzy — and wearing something from a brand we already have in our closets.
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As he spoke, workmen in the upper-crust district of central Paris set about cleaning the defaced Arc, removing charred hulks of cars and replacing the shattered windows of banks, restaurants and glitzy boutiques.
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SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - On a cloudy March morning in Shanghai's glitzy financial district of Lujiazui, Ye Lixia was knocking on the doors of potential clients, offering loans to bet on a surging stock market.
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The sprawling concrete complex—which spans 4.5 kilometers along the coast—was public property until 2004, when one of its five blocks was sold off for luxury apartments, hotels, and glitzy expensive private residences.
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Savile Row tailor Anthony Sinclair's beautifully structured suits, which Sean Connery's Bond wore, are placed in a hilarious room of mirrors reflecting a plethora of glitzy chandeliers suited for Trump Tower-type baleful haughtiness.
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From glitzy locales like the abandoned City Hall subway station to grimier facilities like the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and the East Harlem Trash Museum, there's something for every taste in every borough.
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"Despite his prior glitzy image, Trump started becoming a demagogue when he started trying to lead a 'silent majority' of furious, mostly white, lower- and middle-class voters," Signer told CNN in December 2015.
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Selena's brother, A.B. Quintanilla, tells TMZ he was moved when he saw Royalty's Halloween getup -- a glitzy purple jumpsuit like the one Selena made famous in a 1995 Houston performance ... just a lot smaller.
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Donning a glitzy jacket (likely Balmain, a regular West choice) and acid wash jeans, 'Ye performed the track in front of a glitchy, colorful background that kind of looks like his new video game.
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Just a few hundred meters from the glitzy offices of embassies and aid agencies, flies swarm over mountains of plastic bags, rotten food and other waste, which locals have named after Africa's highest peak.
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Yet, the first few minutes of the glitzy drama's sophomore episode gives us a glimmer of feminist hope as Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) strikes up an alliance with mortal enemy Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon).
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It all feels like a coming of age moment for Snapchat, punctuated by the glitzy press event where media bigwigs noshed on Chinese steak buns and played with AR art installations in West Hollywood.
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Casino operators have been boosting their profile in Japan throughout the year, beefing up staffing and hosting glitzy promotional events in behind-the-scenes efforts to woo local governments and firms as potential partners.
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The popularity of the label's glitzy, colorful aesthetic in the Middle East, he added, especially with wealthy Iranians already shopping regularly in nearby Istanbul and Dubai, underscored the importance of capitalizing promptly on demand.
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But even at dealing, Leah has the upper hand: Her glitzy magazine internship gives her access to similarly hedonistic hipsters (the kind who buy cheap, tacky clothes to wear ironically, you know the sort).
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Two weeks ago the glitzy Ritz Carlton hotel in Riyadh was the site of an international conference promoting Saudi Arabia as an investment destination, with over 3,000 officials and business leaders attending.
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Todd Chrisley filed for bankruptcy protection for nearly $50 million in 2012According to People, the glitzy facade of the Chrisley's reality show masked outrageous spending habits and steady debt, something the bankruptcy documents corroborated.
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Filing from the glitzy new Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., I'm Cate Martel with a quick recap of what you missed this morning -- and what's on tap for the rest of the day.
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There was a glitzy trip to the top of One World Trade Center, the nation's tallest building, and a photo-op with fashion designer Michael Kors at Sardi's Restaurant in New York's Theater District.
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Laid on a low piece of cabinetry was a massive, glitzy championship belt given to the Players' Tribune president, Jaymee Messler, by her pal Stephanie McMahon, daughter of the W.W.E. chief executive Vince McMahon.
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These days in Moscow, though, with glitzy "0003" signs illuminating the city center, you would be forgiven for thinking that the soccer World Cup, hosted by Russia, is the event to watch this year.
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David Rockwell, whose firm has produced glitzy restaurants, Broadway stage sets and even the Academy Awards auditorium, got the design ball rolling with the Manhattan and Hollywood locations of NeueHouse (from $650 per month).
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One investor who has seized on the opportunity-zone-fund provision is Mr. Scaramucci, well known on Wall Street as a self-promoter who holds a glitzy annual hedge fund conference in Las Vegas.
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And this year, many of the nominated casts wore glitzy, color-coordinated looks that are so glamorous and so different from their on-screen costumes that we broke down each and every standout style, below.
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Presented by Pandora Premium, the second season is narrated by legendary Rancid and Transplants frontman Tim Armstrong, and it premieres today with an episode that dives into the glitzy, gender-bending world of glam rock.
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Mountain Pass, California (CNN Business)Less than an hour from the glitzy casinos and high-rise hotels of Las Vegas, the miners at Mountain Pass are reviving an industry that nearly disappeared from American soil.
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U.S. home furnishing chain Restoration Hardware has even jumped on the trend, with a glitzy eatery and rooftop sitting area at its recently opened New York store, headed up by Au Cheval restaurateur, Brendan Sodikoff.
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His mission to convert Germans to eating candied fruit and nougat squares stuffed with Syrian pistachios is succeeding: he already counts KaDeWe, a high-end department store, and the glitzy Hotel Adlon among his clients.
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Online reactions after the glitzy premiere screening struck some as muted — not negative (which would have been rare at a premiere) so much as absent, as if people were reluctant to share how they felt.
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Donning black tie attire and speaking just 16 blocks from his glitzy Trump Tower, Trump spent most of his speech -- nearly the first 20 minutes -- listing his achievements in the New York real estate business.
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The upfronts are a series of glitzy showcases put on by the networks, followed by weeks of negotiating where advertisers commit to the bulk of the TV spending they'll do for the next 12 months.
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Should she triumph on Centre Court on July 15, will she be eager to show off her quickstep moves on the dance floor at the glitzy Champions' Ball held at the end of the tournament?
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Last year, French filmmaker Luc Besson released Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, a glitzy, CGI-filled summer blockbuster which ended up being a disappointment at the box office for his studio EuropaCorp.
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She also supported longtime friend Jason Bateman at the Los Angeles premiere of his latest movie Game Night in March and was one of the stars that attended Gwyneth Paltrow's glitzy engagement party last month.
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Well, Wilson wants to give superfans a curated look behind the glitz and the glamor, to the somewhat less glitzy and glamorous view behind the scenes of the celebrity machine with his new app, TraceMe.
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It is not the first Rocket League tournament ever held, but as the game expands in popularity, developer Psyonix bet on its future in eSports with an ambitious tournament setup and a glitzy Hollywood finals.
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Elon Musk pulled off another in his streak of glitzy product debuts, producing an outpouring of exultant reviews from wowed journalists riding in his new mass-market electric, the Tesla Model 3, late Friday evening.
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The reason is simple: when politicians fund infrastructure out of user fees, they direct the money to glitzy new projects that will get their names in the media rather than to maintenance of existing projects.
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Alanis Morissette was fleeced to the tune of $4.7 million by her famous business manager ... so claims the company where the manager worked, claiming he used the money to fund a lavish and glitzy lifestyle.
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Of course, the visuals are the usual dazzling aesthetic mash-ups to be expected from a Grimes video: gothic medieval fonts, stone busts, and Boucher performing as a glitzy country superstar are all coexisting here.
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It also emerged as an unlikely refuge for the area's homeless population who might otherwise be stuck wandering up and down the glitzy streets of Miami Beach in search of a secluded place to rest.
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The Presidential Inaugural Committee — an independent fundraising organization that foots the bill for items from port-a-potties to glitzy inaugural balls — does not have to disclose its donors for 90 days after the event.
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Dubai is known for many things: glitzy hotels, the tallest building in the world, a penchant for the over-the-top spectacle, an airline that has stormed onto the scene, and the regular celebrity sightings.
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For several years, the glitzy parties associated with WHCD weekend became more of a draw than the dinner itself, with dozens of celebrities flying into the nation's capital for a chance to party with politicos.
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Filmed in the older, rundown suburbs of the glitzy Gulf Arab emirate of Dubai, the ad reflects the struggles faced not only by women across the region but also by some of its own stars.
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The covers are glitzy and celebrity-driven: Its July/August edition featured the Nigerian actress Adesua Etomi, who starred in the Nollywood hit "The Wedding Party," and the film veteran Joke Silva graced September's cover.
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The LVMH Prize cocktail party — the glitzy unveiling of the 20 semifinalists for the most lucrative award for young designers in the industry — was canceled, though none of the shows by LVMH fashion brands were.
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Crowe's decision to skip the glitzy ceremony in Beverly Hills, California, in favour of fire-ravaged Australia, along with his firm statement on climate change, quickly drew comparisons back home with Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
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Following a 220-year absence, the brand made a glitzy return to the Formula One racing circuit with Red Bull, in a partnership linked to a road car collaboration, the £21998 million AM-RB 21987.
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And while it's true that their return this year indicates the extent of Saudi Arabia's rapid rehabilitation, the kingdom will need more than a glitzy attendee list of business elites to mend its economic troubles.
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Ilhan Omar's punishment for her seemingly anti-Semitic comments was a watered-down anti-bigotry resolution and a glitzy photoshoot on the cover of Rolling Stone with none other than the speaker of the House.
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Anthemic arena-rock ballads with soaring, vaguely Springsteenesque melodies, their guitar slam intermittently beefed up with glitzy synthesizer polish and always arranged with a subtle, layered sense of pop dynamics, parade by in rousing succession.
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Contrary to what his "forged death certificates" would have them believe, he'd been living it up inside the glitzy château with three of his accomplices, who were also arrested during the raid earlier this month.
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Price jetted from San Diego to the Aspen Ideas Festival, an elite, glitzy get-together of "thought leaders" on June 286, arriving about a day before his scheduled panel, which Politico reports cost over $2000,226.
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Price jetted from San Diego to the Aspen Ideas Festival, an elite, glitzy get-together of "thought leaders" on June 24, arriving about a day before his scheduled panel, which Politico reports cost over $7,000.
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Rooted in the minimalist trap for which she first became known, it's also a glitzy synthpop move, and an emo-punk move — a street rap record suffused with gleaming keyboard hooks and whiny, balladic choruses.
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Under the "Evening" tab, you'll find seemingly endless options of throw-on-and-go masterpieces that include, but are not limited to, glitzy earring packs, sheer and sparkly staples, and yes, a shit ton of sequins.
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"On the bright side, handmaids, at least your healthcare's free," the late-night host sang before being joined by at least two men dancing to his song as glitzy-costumed handmaids and a number of women.
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Miami may be the art capital of Florida, but its less glitzy neighbor of Tampa was once set to be home to the world's tallest concrete sculpture, designed around 1971 by none other than Pablo Picasso.
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In New York, several thousand protesters marched peacefully up Fifth Avenue past its glitzy store fronts, some already bearing Christmas decorations, before filling the streets at the foot of Trump Tower, the president-elect's skyscraper home.
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The platform, which goes beyond criminal justice and rivals even political-party platforms in thoroughness—complete with issue briefs, a glitzy website, and a coordinated social-media strategy—reflects a good deal of organization and effort.
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In a region with a dearth of public space, they are a diversion for residents and a potential draw for tourists, an alternative to the sun-and-shopping model that long defined glitzy cities like Dubai.
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So instead of taking the traditional approach and gloating about a glitzy new deeper learning algorithm to pitch his new venture Eloquent Labs, Werling instead opted to differentiate by optimizing something far more low-tech, people.
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For whatever reason, ESPN thought it would be a good idea to get into the branded phone and carrier space, and it launched Mobile ESPN in early 250 with a big, glitzy Super Bowl ad (above).
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But if that's not glitzy enough for you, you can princess up your iPhone even more and pre-order your 24k-gold, rose gold, platinum, or 24k-gold and diamond-encrusted device now on Goldgenie's website.
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But earlier today, under a veil of marketing speak and glitzy videos, the company announced a new focus on commercial—not consumer—products, and in so doing, finally admitted what we've all known for a while.
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Developed as a reaction to the glitzy hair metal and messy death metal bands of the 1980s, early Scandinavian black metal strove for brutality in music, emphasizing an austere aesthetic of blood, violence, and sacrificial rituals.
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At Saturday's ceremony, held in Taipei, documentary film maker Fu Yue called for Taiwan to be recognized as "an independent entity", sparking off a live sparring match between mainland and Taiwanese stars at the glitzy show.
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SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI, March 22 (Reuters) - On a cloudy March morning in Shanghai's glitzy financial district of Lujiazui, Ye Lixia was knocking on the doors of potential clients, offering loans to bet on a surging stock market.
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A glitzy 1 million square feet of retail space opens at the Hudson Yards development in New York on Friday, promising to offer city dwellers and tourists alike a shopping experience unlike your traditional neighborhood mall.
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PARIS/ZURICH (Reuters) - Online platforms offering rentals or shares in everything from glitzy watches to sports cars are making inroads in the luxury goods market, as a shift in consumer habits begins to head up market.
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BC, who is 29, and Houston rapper YBN Almighty Jay hit up Saks Fifth Avenue Monday in Bev Hills ... and she beelined it for the women's shoe department to try on multiple pairs of glitzy kicks.
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The hotel sits in the city's glitzy Carré d'Or district that surrounds Monte Carlo's Casino Square, named after the famous Casino de Monte Carlo, where gamblers have won more than $317 million over the past year.
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These stereotypes are undeserved, and the city hosts galleries, restaurants, and a thriving cityscape alongside working-class neighborhoods that make the city feel much less pretentious than the glitzy polish present in San Francisco's city center.
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The renovated helicopter features graffiti-esque scrawlings of the nicknames of helicopter squadrons that served in Vietnam, as well as patriotic iconography like the American flag, a smoldering slice of apple pie, and glitzy muscle cars.
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On glitzy Billionaires' Row, a set of super-tall luxury towers on the southern edge of Central Park, the cheapest condo listed today costs $20198 million, and the most expensive units are upwards of $2220 million.
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Mr. Balich also has to convince Italy's traditionally skeptical art conservators that he's not out to circumvent visits to the real chapel with a glitzy concoction that includes theater, ballet and many, many bells and whistles.
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But Ms. Richards, who lives in New York City, also became a frequent presence in glitzy fund-raising circles, winning over billionaire donors who may have shied away from publicly supporting abortion rights in the past.
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The enticing Korean meals cooked by Marcus's mother (Susan Park) are especially consoling, so it's no surprise to find the adult Sasha (the dauntingly confident Ali Wong) swanning around Los Angeles as a glitzy celebrity chef.
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The glitzy project, which will rise high above Gurugram, a suburb of New Delhi, has become the latest matter to draw questions about the way the Trump family is handling its convergence of business and politics.
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Away from glitzy arenas and massive crowds, they duke it out in underground, cash-prize tournaments in Mexico City, where the rules get bent, the competition is fierce, and every player's livelihood is on the line.
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Books News At a moment when some glitzy magazines — including Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone and Elle — have announced big changes during nervous financial times for legacy media, the world of nonprofit magazines has gotten a boost.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - "Pure Island: a neighborhood born ready-made," reads the glitzy brochure for the 31 tower blocks built for $880 million to house athletes for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro next month.
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The lingering dispute over the Iran deal proved that neither dinners of Dover sole nor a glitzy military welcome could paper over the two leaders' differences during an elaborate state visit, the first of Trump's presidency.
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But her wavering views on how to solve the nation's healthcare problems and whether to embrace her past as a prosecutor were among the missteps that dragged down the campaign after its glitzy launch in January.
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"Lately, there has been an implicit and unofficial acceptance of gender mixing in the work environment here," says Bader Aljalajel, who opened his coffee shop, 12 Cups, in one of Riyadh's new glitzy boulevards in 2016.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Yuri Luzhkov, who as Moscow mayor transformed the drab former capital of the Soviet Union into a glitzy playground for Russia's super-rich with help from his construction magnate wife, has died aged 83.
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What kind of team will the Warriors have next season, when they move across the bay to the glitzy new Chase Center in San Francisco, even if they're able to re-sign Durant along with Thompson?
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Long popular with wealthy Russians for its combination of bank secrecy, political stability and glitzy ski resorts such as Zermatt and St. Moritz, Switzerland has become one of the most important destinations for money leaving Russia.
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As I know, since I hold the key to Belt's analytics, the stories we publish about unemployed steel workers are not read as much as the stories we publish on a fun new glitzy development in Detroit.
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Leah is a 20-something hedonist, using her fair skin and blonde hair to float above the realities of Blue's life as a Latino man living on the fringes of her glitzy life of parties and privilege.
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At a shop in a glitzy mall in Beijing, the manager showed off his prize exhibit: a carving the size of a football of 22 ivory spheres, one inside the other, each moving separately and intricately carved.
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There were signs that some of the hardcore troublemakers were part of the anarchist and anti-capitalist movement: banks, insurance companies, upmarket private homes and cafes and glitzy boutiques were among the properties smashed up and looted.
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It didn't feel like a cancer event — and as a cancer survivor, I know what these events are like — but rather a glitzy media affair complete with a red carpet, step and repeat and rooftop cocktail hour.
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While the glitzy, camera-facing Diana lives on in the images of her wearing her glamorous dresses, it's the laissez-faire way she dressed when she was "off-duty," that still inspires designers and editors decades later.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese astronauts took center stage on Friday at state television's annual glitzy, kitsch and often much derided marathon show welcoming in the lunar new year, but for many viewers a performing donkey was the star.
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A glitzy 1 million square feet of retail space opens at the Hudson Yards development in New York on Friday, promising to offer city dwellers and tourists alike a shopping experience unlike your traditional neighborhood mall. (CNBC)
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Now, with high-rises being built on both sides, G'Raj having been turned into a glitzy brick-and-mortar spot, and more and more people flooding in on the weekend, the area can feel a little claustrophobic.
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In its "home country," Friends initially presented a sanitized, glitzy, and strongly Caucasian reflection of New York City—a cuddlier alternative, perhaps, to fellow NBC juggernaut Seinfeld's acerbic (and similarly Caucasian) perspective on Manhattan's hustle-and-bustle.
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"You know what they say, that giving is better than receiving - but not tonight," said the 75-year-old performer, whose glitzy hits include "I Write the Songs", "Copacabana", "Mandy" and "Ready to Take a Chance Again".
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YouTuber Tana Mongeau was one of the nominees for "Social star of 2019," at the People's Choice Awards on Sunday, and she walked the red carpet in a unique, glitzy red gown that attached to her earring.
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The walkouts at Cannes weren't unusual unto themselves; the glitzy French festival is known for its boisterous audiences, which often signal their approval of a film — or their disgust in it — with whatever the situation calls for.
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Instead of the typically "boring" aesthetic of past conventions, Trump repeatedly promised that next week's gathering in Cleveland will be a glitzy, glamorous affair filled with A-listers — or in other words, it will be Great Again.
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Instead of waiting until six weeks before Election Day to blitz black voters with glitzy mailers or radio ads, we must invest time and resources early on and repeatedly engage black voters on issues they care about.
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The pilot opens with a foreboding look ahead: It's 1940, and a night of glitzy debauchery is in full swing at the five-star Halcyon Hotel when a bomb strike marks the beginning of the London Blitz.
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More important, they were paradigmatic: Glitzy Bernhardt perfected 19th-century theatrical style (melodrama, exaggerated poses, spectacle), and the spiritual Duse basically invented what would be 20th-century performance ("felt" truth onstage, naturalistic gesture and aversion to artifice).
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There's a grand marble staircase, a glitzy bar, a private movie theater ("He liked to watch 'Kojak' but she preferred John Wayne," our guide said), and a huge walk-in closet still displaying their dated designer clothing.
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"You thought it was going to be so glamorous and glitzy, like what the Cowboys' cheerleaders have, but then you realized that they wanted to put you in your place as an ambassador," said one former ambassador.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, has over the years built itself into a tourist destination famous for its glitzy malls, street food, casinos and the night Formula One race.
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Although it is unclear how many Starbucks there are in Trump-owned or managed properties, there is one in Trump Tower, the glitzy building that serves as the candidate's headquarters smack in the middle of midtown Manhattan.
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Most of the scene was typical: Bare-breasted dancers drew their hips in slow circles under colorful lights; strippers in glitzy string bikinis lowered their asses to the laps of men seated in dark velvet arm chairs.
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Fashion writers around the world are gearing up to find the best bon mots to describe the glitzy, glamorous gowns and suits of Hollywood's biggest stars, and among those writers are Jessica Morgan and Heather Cocks, a.k.a.
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The play seemed dated in its cultural references: the gold-clad promoter of glitzy society parties, the consumption of crack cocaine, and the rapper as a curious social phenomenon, echoes of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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The chairman of HNA, a Chinese conglomerate that began as a small airline just over two decades ago, was in France for the firm's "international week", featuring glitzy events ranging from a golf tournament to a fashion show.
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And "Feud" succeeds too, representing the glitzy first edition in a new FX franchise (another about Charles and Diana has already been announced), albeit one whose sparks Murphy and the network, frankly, will be hard-pressed to top.
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Chinese actress Liang Jingke took a spill on the carpet at the Venice Film Festival Thursday, losing her footing as she stepped on her gorgeous, voluminous green gown while attending the glitzy premiere of The Light Between Oceans.
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The TV personality rang in her glitzy 33rd birthday last week with a private pool party surrounded by a close group of friends including Dancing with the Stars pros Maksim Chmerkovskiy, 36, and his baby brother Val, 30.
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Cruz said about 40,000 runners are expected for various races during the weekend marking the 51st running of a race that evolved from a flat, wind-swept desert event in 1967 to a glitzy and music-filled attraction.
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Beyond the department stores, Restoration Hardware has six U.S. restaurants, including a glitzy eatery and rooftop sitting area at its recently opened New York store, headed up by restaurateur Brendan Sodikoff, the man behind Chicago's popular Au Cheval.
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However Adele, who has several Grammy and BRIT awards as well as an Oscar to her name, did not make it to the glitzy luncheon ceremony in London, where Blur's Damon Albarn picked up a Lifetime Achievement award.
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Pat Mackie, wearing a Tottenham Hotspur F.C. cap, was particularly blunt in his criticism of the mayor and appeared to endorse Johnson's criticism that Khan is more interested in turning up to glitzy events than fixing London's problems.
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Fighting extinction is a daunting and demanding task, but it does come with some quirky perks for the scientists willing to tackle it — like the opportunity to sort through thousands of packages of glitzy, glittery polar bear poop.
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The '80s pop rock supergroup celebrated their the 35th anniversary of their smash hit "We Got the Beat," taking the stage from Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena in a glitzy glam-rock look for their high-spirited cover.
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Melbourne-based hearing aid designers Blamey Saunders won Australia's prestigious Good Design Award of the Year and the CSIRO Design Innovation Award for their groundbreaking device, dubbed Facett, at a glitzy ceremony at Sydney Opera House on Thursday.
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Defector Timothy Kang told CNN last year many North Koreans blame themselves for failing to succeed in the South and -- seeing the gaps between their own lives and those depicted in the country's glitzy media -- suffer from depression.
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Even with an endless slew of now-superstar bedroom producers, a lot of people still believe that to produce a hit, you need a really intricate motherboard of glitzy expensive equipment in a space that's not your home.
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More than 2100,1743 athletes and team officials from 2174 Commonwealth nations and territories will flock to the glitzy resort strip and other cities in sun-drenched Queensland to compete in 258 sports ranging from athletics to lawn bowls.
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Other winners at the glitzy ceremony at London's Royal Albert Hall included children playing instruments in "School of Rock", composer Andrew Lloyd Webber's adaptation of the 2003 comedy film, who won in the outstanding achievement in music category.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is revising plans for a glitzy financial district in Riyadh and the creation of six industrial cities, after the projects were plagued by delays and a lack of enthusiasm among potential tenants and investors.
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While the case was remarkable for its wanton brutality and glitzy setting, safety for sex workers is elusive at best in Hong Kong—especially when they work in their own (far less glamorous) homes, as per local custom.
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It's also fair to wonder: In the increasingly glitzy, superstar-driven N.B.A., could the Spurs have even been the Spurs in a market like New York, with its itinerant night life temptations and news-media-induced ego inflations?
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In December 2015, Trump's anti-Muslim comments cost him business in the Middle East when a major chain of department stores halted sales of his glitzy "Trump Home" line of lamps, mirrors and jewelry boxes in the region.
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All shows, from the furthest reaches of the East Village (John Kelly at the Pyramid Club, playing a ravaged Mona Lisa) to the glitzy musicals ("La Cage aux Folles," starring Gene Barry) had the slight whiff of death.
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When his Democratic rivals took aim at him in the last debate over his glitzy fund-raisers, he quickly fired back, "I am literally the only person on this stage who is not a millionaire or a billionaire."
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AMERICAN ROYALS By Katharine McGee McGee's glitzy romp takes place in an alternate America that has a monarch instead of a president — one where George Washington accepted a crown and never insisted on giving a democracy a try.
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At a glitzy launch in the German city of Munich, the Chinese firm said its new Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 devices were more compact, their cameras superior and wraparound screens brighter than the latest Apple iPhone.
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"High Horse," a glitzy, Stetson-topped disco song, is as fun as it is forthright ("Darlin', you take the high horse and I'll take the high road / If you're too good for us, you'll be good riding solo").
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In case you hadn't quite caught on to the fact that Margot Robbie's style was one-of-a-kind, you won't be able to miss the memo when it's this giant, glitzy and golden — and galloping across her gown.
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Though Kardashian West shuts down Cheban's suggestion that it should be her hubby Kanye West, the rapper ultimately did end up performing at the glitzy Great Gatsby-themed party in November, as well as El Debarge and David Foster.
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Lopez was decked out in the most over-the-top glitzy, bedazzled unitards throughout her photoshoot — one outfit was complete with crystal wings and headpiece — which isn't too far off from the show-stopping looks seen in her show.
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The most public display of his renewed stature comes each spring in Los Angeles when Mr. Milken presides over a glitzy gathering at the Beverly Hilton — the same venue where his famed Predators' Balls took place three decades ago.
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There were glitzy introductions, plenty of thumping music and thousands of media members with Japan, Britain, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Slovenia and other countries represented, all happily playing the part of extras, providing the necessary backdrop to the NFL showcase.
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The Kentucky native, 54, had a glimpse of the Hollywood good life long before he became a household name, thanks to aunt Rosemary Clooney – who generously brought him along to lively soirées featuring glitzy stars from Hollywood's Golden Age.
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The glitzy Riyadh gala marketed as "Davos in the Desert" is trying to recover from the Saudi government's brutal murder of dissident Jamal Khashoggi one year ago and the excruciating meltdown of the conference that unfolded in its aftermath.
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After planning weddings for LeBron James and Nate Berkus, and organizing birthday parties for the likes of Katie Lee and the Rockefellers, it's safe to say that celeb event planner Marcy Blum knows how to throw a glitzy gathering.
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A few weeks later MBS wooed investors at a glitzy conference in Riyadh, where he spoke of the need for "moderate Islam" and announced plans for a $500bn economic zone, called Neom, which would be staffed largely by robots.
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Ratings for the 90th Academy Awards fell to an all-time low of 63.93 million viewers, down 19 percent from the previous year and the first time the glitzy awards ceremony had fewer than 30 million viewers since 2008.
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Audi released its E-tron SUV, complete with a glitzy, 1,500-person party in the Bay Area, and in addition to checking out the new ride, we took stock of all the new battery-charged autos on the market.
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YSL wasn't the only fashion house to flaunt glitter feet on the catwalk: We saw calf-length, square-toed silver boots at Chanel's space odyssey of a fall '17 show, while Isabel Marant paired sparkly heels with glitzy socks.
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This glitzy big-budget period in Silicon Valley and further afield led influential tech investor Marc Andreessen to predict that unless young companies begin to curb their flamboyant spending, they risk being "vaporized" by a crash or market turn.
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Why it matters: The tale of fraud at a Silicon Valley startup got a lot of attention when it publicly unraveled in 2016, providing a stark contrast to the glitzy, millionaire-studded image of many high-flying tech startups.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood producers named "The Big Short" the best film of 2015 at a glitzy awards show on Saturday, which was dominated by talk of racial bias in voting for the Oscars to be awarded next month.
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Leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), China, Russia, Japan, Canada, South Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand arrived one by one for a glitzy gala dinner where they were entertained by singers and dancers.
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He was spotted taking a moonlit stroll around the high-end Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino, owned by GOP mega-donor Sheldon Adelson, the type of glitzy development few North Koreans could ever imagine coming to their country.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - A glitzy $10 billion financial district in Riyadh hopes to open its first phase for business this year but is struggling with red tape and uncertainty about its ownership, showing the challenges facing Saudi Arabia's economic reforms.
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It is not deep poverty, but ever-present unease in the small cities, towns and villages over what is becoming known as "the other France," away from the glitzy Parisian boulevards that were the scene of rioting this weekend.
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The details of Tuesday's party offer a window into how Facebook employees are letting off steam at a pivotal moment in the company's history — and how Facebook uses glitzy events to internally reinforce changes in direction for the company.
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Mr. Celdran had a charm that appealed as much to people in Manila's glitzy hotels as to people in the slums, where his friends included cigarette vendors and drivers of the horse-drawn carts that plied the tourist neighborhoods.
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Read more:Carlos Ghosn reportedly celebrated New Year&aposs Eve at a glitzy dinner with his wife in Lebanon after his mysterious escape from JapanCarlos Ghosn reportedly fled prosecution in Japan by hiding in a box on a private jet.
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READ: What the hell are Ukrainian fascists doing in the Hong Kong protests In the district's glitzy Harbour City shopping mall, plainclothes police stormed the mall and were filmed and beating black-clad protesters with batons, while shoppers screamed.
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The movie doesn't sacrifice glitzy action in the face of all the great character moments born from its wonderful cast, of course; it's still a fun time to see Thor, sans hammer, take on impossible enemies (and the Hulk!).
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In this plush, glitzy part of London's up-market West End, you never really know just how many professional artists, actors and sports personalities you're queuing up next to for coffee, or jostling with for space on a crowded tube train.
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He wears Julian Day's glitzy, campy costumes with gusto, refusing to be outshined by the fantastic array of oversized glasses he wears throughout the film, and his singing voice is lovely, echoing Elton John's without trying too hard to match it.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Two of China's most famous and well-loved pop stars stole the show at state television's annual glitzy, often much mocked marathon show welcoming in the lunar new year on Thursday, singing their first public duet in two decades.
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There was, of course, last night's glitzy Tesla Semi reveal—our own Alex Davies jetted down to the Tesla Design Studio in LA County to spend some time with the ultra-powerful, four-motor beast, which gets 500 miles per charge.
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Knowing that no moment is off-limits for this workhouse silhouette, we set about finding the best of the long, lengthy black dresses from our favorite shops, sampling every style echelon from beach-friendly boho to regal, formal and glitzy.
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In a glitzy ceremony in the German capital, hosted by U.S. actor Bill Murray, Serbia's Djokovic beat Barcelona footballer Lionel Messi, sprinter Usain Bolt and Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton among others for the top men's award at the annual ceremony.
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This year's iteration, however, which opened on Wednesday, was more muted and has a less glitzy global line-up, even as battle lines for control of the web have hardened amid a biting trade war between China and the United States.
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But in many ways the past ten years have seen little change at 745—though Masood points out that the strangely glitzy zipper of display screens that runs across the building's façade has gone from Lehman green to Barclays blue.
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Such figures are something of a staple in popular culture: think of the champagne-chicanery of F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby; Frank Abagnale, Leonardo DiCaprio's charismatic con-man in "Catch Me if You Can"; or the glitzy characters in "American Hustle".
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"He doesn't have to be better than Hillary, but he is going to have to show a command of the subject matter beyond just glitzy sound bites in order to pacify some segments of the electorate," Republican consultant Ford O'Connell said.
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Glitzy art-deco interiors were the order of the day—one of the most breath-taking things in the exhibition is an enormous gold-lacquer frieze of sportsmen from a dining room on the Normandie, a French liner built in 1936.
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An inexpensive lunchtime event, perhaps with a buffet, can be arranged for less than £10,000 ($13,500), but a glitzy evening affair can cost more than £300,000, says Angela Jones of Reed Business Information, a data firm which also puts on events.
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From $231/night What To Do: While the glitzy department stores on Fifth Avenue are just a few blocks north, we suggest you to head south instead to swing by Dover Street Market, the NYC outpost of London's coolest boutique.
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The mostly local crowd buzzed around and blocked most of the passageways spreading across two floors in a glitzy shopping mall, with one property agency fencing off the mall's food court with its blue banners to make room for their clients.
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Finally, President of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige — who, if you didn't know, is entirely responsible for the MCU even becoming a thing — received a standing ovation from the crowd before shepherding all of his guests towards a glitzy after party.
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Why it matters: It shows that the Trump administration is acutely aware of what's at stake should a government shutdown start tonight — as well as the optics of Trump at a glitzy 2020 fundraiser in the midst of it all.
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In a glitzy presentation in Orange County outside Los Angeles, the eighth generation of the 66-year-old "Vette," in red, white, and blue, roared down a runway stopping short before an audience of Corvette enthusiasts, GM executives, dealers and media.
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The glitzy designer has also styled West and Kardashian West for several red carpet events, including this year's Met Gala – and the couple is seen wearing the exact same flashy get-ups they wore to fashion's biggest night in the video.
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The media organization posted a behind-the-scenes look at its glitzy and over-the-top "Election Headquarters" AR-powered stage on its Sunday political affairs program "This Week," and today published a 23-degree video of the stage to Facebook.
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The 85,000 sq ft (7,900 sq m) plot - rare in land-starved Singapore - is near the glitzy Orchard Road shopping belt, the UNESCO-listed Botanic Gardens and where British inventor James Dyson is set to buy his second lavish Singapore property.
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When she died, she left her two diamond rings to my sister; all her other glitzy heirlooms — hand-knit sweaters, fur stoles, festooned hats in original boxes, vintage Schiaparelli cabochon necklaces, and lots of size 5 shoes — she left to me.
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The events were often a mashup of politics and pop culture, with the most coveted afterparty ticket arguably belonging to Vanity Fair, which for many consecutive years hosted with Bloomberg a glitzy affair at the sprawling mansion of the French Ambassador.
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Across Isaan women working at looms and men tapping rubber also speak of their appreciation for Mr Thaksin's brutal anti-drugs campaign (a model for the current one in the Philippines), his support for student loans and his glitzy international connections.
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He wagered up to a million dollars a night, but wandered around glitzy Las Vegas casinos in sweatpants and flip-flops, and carried his own drink into the high rollers' area because he didn't want to tip the waitresses too much.
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While not as glitzy as its predecessor, in a "They don't mint movie stars quite like they used to" way, "Murder on the Orient Express" is a polished enterprise with just enough star power to make it across the finish line.
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The Singapore race is one of the most popular, taking place at night on a street circuit with spectators entertained by music acts such as Beyonce and Justin Bieber, while TV watchers get a bird's-eye view of the glitzy skyline.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hot pink suits and leather galore marked Kris Van Assche's debut as Berluti's designer at Paris men's fashion week on Friday, as the brand known for its luxurious shoes paraded models through the glitzy corridors of the Opera Garnier.
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In her role as ambassador for the British Heart Foundation Middleton, 32 attended the glitzy "Roll Out the Red Ball" fundraiser at The Savoy on Thursday night, giving a heartfelt speech as to why she felt so passionate about the cause.
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Ostensibly a rock band, at least through the visual branding of the members' tattoos and guitars, Maroon 5 soon revealed themselves to be more of a glitzy corporate vehicle for selling clothes at K-Mart and advertisements on NBC's The Voice.
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Mostly, though, he refrained to go for the jugular, jabbing instead at issues that run far deeper and wider than a glitzy awards night, or even an industry that seeks to address its problems by pointing and then laughing at them.
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"For too long, we have seen so-called chick-lit, rom-coms, women's commercial fiction with women characters who are in their 20s or early 30s where things just happen to them, and it's glitzy and it's glammy, " Piazza says.
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And there was a real sense in the rest of the country that New York was now America, too — not a glitzy, skyscraping zoo but a land of patriotic grit, a zone suffering on behalf of the rest of the nation.
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BRUSSELS — Gathered at a glitzy Dubai resort this week for their annual conference, the leaders of Interpol hoped to emerge from the shadow of the controversy that erupted after Beijing snatched the agency's Chinese president and unilaterally announced his resignation.
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The postponed events in Chicago, scheduled for this Friday, included a glitzy brunch hosted by billionaire former Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, Chicago Cubs co-owner Laura Ricketts, and John Atkinson and Becky Carroll, former Pete Buttigieg bundlers who recently backed Biden.
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Buoyed by slick marketing, glitzy production, multimillion-dollar prizes and the outsize personalities of many celebrity gamers, the e-sports audience is predicted to reach 380 million worldwide by the end of 2018, with a yearly revenue of $900 million.
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In 22008, after Mr. Tsvangirai celebrated his second marriage with a glitzy party attended by guests arriving in Bentleys, Mercedes and BMWs, some of his followers were aghast at the ostentatiousness of the display and questioned who had paid for it.
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The hippest music in town has long since migrated east—to downtown warehouses, and Silver Lake venues—but many of the Strip's major landmarks from the glam heyday are still standing, peppered amongst glitzy office buildings and luxury brand shops.
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Fans who tuned in to CMT's Artists of the Year awards show Wednesday night expecting to get a glitzy night of songs and celebrities got something more: a glimpse of the heart that's at the center of Nashville's country community.
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The retailers advertised themselves as brands that had physical origins in glitzy Miami Beach or hip San Francisco but were, in fact, placeless nodes in a vast web of scammy global wholesalers, behind which a human presence could hardly be discerned.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Israel's Netta Barzilai won the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon on Saturday, bringing Israel its fourth victory in the glitzy pageant, watched by over 200 million people around the world, and the right to host the event next year.
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More than 70 protestors, many of whom were university students, gathered at the museum's first floor, next to Thomas Hirshhorn's massive, glitzy "Necklace CNN" (2002), to hear an address by Basma Eid, an organizer with the nonprofit Freedom to Thrive.
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Even though its stones are synthetic, the necklace has glitzy appeal without being gaudy along with over 40 reviews and an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars — all things that had me adding it to my cart immediately.
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"As a brand we don't pick fights very often but when we do we pick them with the intention to win," John Allert, McLaren's Chief Marketing Officer, said at the glitzy launch of the Bahrain-McLaren UCI WorldTour team on Monday.
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This area was my favorite, its stunning vistas (including fashionable prosecco drinkers perched on sun decks) and old school vibe (enhanced by creaky 1960s-era chairlifts) resembled one of the Slim Aarons's glitzy photographs of beautiful people in beautiful settings.
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Gamblers playing in the former Portuguese colony, particularly in the lower-end mass segment, use both the legal and illegal money exchange counters at the border mall as a means to get cash to play in the territory's glitzy casinos.
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He scoffed at the idea that President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, or Donald Trump Jr. had made the difference — all three of whom descended up in the state in a glitzy trifecta to galvanize Republicans ahead of the election.
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Now, more than 20 years after Diana's death, it must take in to itself her "legacy" – the celebritization of the royal family – in a more radical form (through Meghan), but in the same spirit and in the same glitzy circles.
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And while the emergence of glitzy new private museums that are publicly accessible is certainly nothing new, particularly in the United States and Switzerland, the move towards privatizing culture is something that, I thought at least, warrants a closer look today.
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And she completely aced her red-carpet style for the big night, completing the "camp" look with sporty matching yellow sneakers from Virgil Abloh, a glitzy diamond watch, a Judith Leiber pink clutch, emerald-green rings and drop earrings by de Grisogono.
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China's Gen Z Skips the Stores and Shops on Social Media Daniela Wei and Shelly Banjo report that the smartphone really is the new mall for young people in China: China's Gen Z isn't impressed by glitzy brand names and traditional advertising campaigns.
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The Agalarovs spent about $20 million to host the pageant at Crocus City Hall, their glitzy mega-mall, and Emin Agalarov, a part-time pop singer, scored a coup when Trump agreed to film a cameo for one of his music videos.
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"Scammers show us the glitzy bullshit intrinsic to stratospheric wealth in America," Jia Tolentino wrote today, and while Anna Delvey may not be the person we want our children to become, at least she got a free ride on a private jet.
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Because of the massive amounts of prejudicial publicity, the trial had been moved from suburban Rowlett to Kerrville, a conservative Hill Country town where Routier's rather routine suburban life was more easily portrayed as an "outsider" tale of glitzy spending and suspicious superficiality.
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Before President Donald Trump entered the opulent ballroom at Mar-a-Lago on New Year's Eve last year, he stood on a red carpet leading to his glitzy party at the Florida club and predicted a "fantastic 2018" and a "tremendous year" ahead.
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Last Friday during the FIAC fair, Macron convened "everyone who matters" (according to him), to a glitzy gathering at the Élysée Palace, which is in the midst of a major redesign and awaits fresh additions from the Picasso Museum and the Centre Pompidou.
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Ivanka and Julie were raised in the quintessential upbringing of the 1%: they both attended Chapin, a prestigious all-girls school in Manhattan, and became central figures in New York City's gilded world of boarding schools, debutante balls, and glitzy fundraising parties.
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In 2016, while the glitzy industry celebration was enjoying its third show, viewers were preoccupied with the night's strangest guest: a marketing gimmick in the form of a shockingly buff blue-and-silver robot with a nightmarish razor blade for a head.
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Thumbing through the internet's how-tos, it may seem like not a lot of work — just whip up a few brightly colored mocktails, fill a patio with glitzy decor, put on a good playlist, and boom, you've got an ideal summer bash.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Victoria's Secret's glitzy annual fashion show hit the stage in China for the first time on Monday, though without several of its "Angels" and star names who had been expected to attend, including model Gigi Hadid and pop singer Katy Perry.
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Secondly, and certainly less significantly, since the Civic has long attracted aftermarket enthusiasts to the brand, those who like to make their Civics sportier and flashier ought to love the new Civic because it's already pretty damn athletic and glitzy to begin with.
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Average flight price: Currently $210, but look for prices as low as $156 through October If rooftop pools, glitzy nightlife and a round of poker are all part of your idea of summer fun, Vegas may become your new hot weather ritual.
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The festival imploded in a spectacular fashion at the end of April when thousands of ticket holders arrived in the Bahamas for the luxury vacation they had been promised by glitzy marketing materials and models who had been paid to promote the event.
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Back at Hudson Yards, Webber Hudson, an executive vice president with Related Urban, a division within Related, said he's been thinking about courting these online retailers to the glitzy new center on Manhattan's West Side for at least the past two years.
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A diplomatic source familiar with preparations said China was likely to hold it at the same glitzy convention center used to host the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in 2014, setting the stage for Xi's most high profile diplomatic event of the year.
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It is home to the glitzy emirate of Dubai, which transformed from a desert backwater to a global financial hub, where thousands of Arab expatriates flock to seek professional and entrepreneurial opportunities not available in as much supply in other unstable Arab countries.
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"I want them to have the best week of their lives," the 32-year-old Pique said in the build-up to the event which will start on Monday with a glitzy opening ceremony expected to feature his wife, Colombian singer Shakira.
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They had to acknowledge the systemic misogyny of the entertainment industry and at least pay lip service to making a difference going forward — and, with the Golden Globes being a Hollywood event, they had to do so while being self-congratulatory and glitzy.
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The folks over at Rising S -- their glitzy shelters range from 50k to a million bucks -- tell TMZ in just the last couple of weeks, they've had around 1,000 inquiries, with a bunch that resulted in sales for their super-custom underground shelters.
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Footage of unarmed protesters fleeing like ants from clouds of tear gas or facing off with riot police officers pointing batons at them was broadcast around the world, an unfamiliar sight in the wealthy Asian financial hub famed for its glitzy skyscrapers.
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The fair has become a multi-million-dollar boon for the area, driving the creation of glitzy global outposts, including the Design District (where stores like Loewe, Fendi and Christian Dior operate) and Brickell City Centre (Orlebar Brown, Giuseppe Zanotti and Kiton).
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This ensemble cast is where "Kitchen Confidential" really shines: John Cho, Nicholas Brendon, Jaime King, John Francis Daley and Bonnie Somerville have great chemistry and alternately squabble, flirt and get up to high jinks against the backdrop of the glitzy Manhattan restaurant scene.
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He has randomly adopted British accents during junkets, showed up to a radio interview wearing a massive grill that made him lisp, sported a green wig to a glitzy screening, and at last year's Emmys, sat down on the red carpet and glowered.
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" Mark Hudson, art critic for The Daily Telegraph, said that, unlike its predecessors, this year's show had "less emphasis on glitzy star-making, less intellectual navel-gazing and more of the themes and ideas that the non-art specialist might actually care about.
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At home, to keep Moscow pure from alien Western influences, he banned gay-pride marches and opposition rallies and set up, as a rival to Macdonald's, Russian Bistro, serving among the glitzy boutiques of Tverskaya Street kvas and stuffed pirozhki, cabbage and potatoes.
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Defeat would mean effectively admitting that Europe's biggest, richest teams are now too big to tame, and that the body theoretically in charge of corralling them is, in reality, nothing more than the organizer of the occasional glitzy draw event in Monte Carlo.
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Far from the glitzy glass and concrete machinations of what passes for modern civilization with its infinite distractions and cultural artefacts that I was told were mere decorations for the highest story of the Tower of Babel, I heard the Hopi elders speak.
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Michelle Phan, one of the earliest YouTubers who saw major mainstream fame from her makeup and makeover videos, told the Cut she felt she had "missed out on a lot," even as her life became a maelstrom of jetsetting and glitzy events.
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Let's all meet up at the Barneys pop-up inside Saks Fifth Avenue five years hence, likely to be a tiny but glitzy corner featuring cheap logo tees and mugs and a vintage installation of old Barneys house-line clothing curated by Procell.
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In 2001, she spoofed the museum world's fetish for glitzy new buildings by grinding sensuously against the curvaceous limestone walls of the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim Bilbao, her acid-green dress hiked up around her waist, driven to ecstasy by the audio guide.
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The time that Warren and her staff can save by skipping glitzy fundraisers and call times with deep-pocketed donors, they say, is time they are devoting to more organizing events, town halls, and calls to grassroots supporters and small-dollar donors.
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Despite boasting the blinking-lights spectacle of the Strip, a plethora of all-you-can-eat buffets (more on that later), endless glitzy entertainment ,and a well-earned reputation as Sin City, Las Vegas hasn't historically been very hospitable to pot smokers.
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But all that must and will eventually come to an end, and the many retail and less sophisticated investors who tend to get caught up in the glitzy hype of unicorn initial public offerings on the stockmarket should not be left holding the empty bag.
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According to police, Gigih and his group had been instructed by their mentor in Syria to fire a rocket at Singapore's Marina Bay, a glitzy downtown waterfront area that hosts a Formula One Grand Prix and is home to a casino resort and office blocks.
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Last year the six-strong shortlist for the Stirling Prize, the country's main architectural award, featured two Oxford buildings: WilkinsonEyre's thoughtful renovation of the New Bodleian Library, and the Blavatnik School of Government, a glitzy stack of jewellery boxes by Herzog and de Meuron.
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EMILY's List — the mammoth organization that supports pro-choice women and named Pressley as its Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star in 2015, using her poignant biography to move donors at a glitzy Washington fundraiser — stayed out of her contest with a 66-year-old man.
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The former executive with Audi's Lamborghini brand was speaking at the first, and so far only, standalone Genesis store, in a glitzy mall in Hanam on the outskirts of Seoul featuring cars like G80 sedans that can fetch up to 13 million won ($67,100).
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While the glitzy parties, twinkling lights and saccharine made-for-TV movies would have us believe that the holidays are all happy all the time, this time of year — especially after a year like this one — are the hardest for a lot of people.
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If you thought glitzy hair accessories (sparkly bobby pins, velvet scrunchies, and the like) held the same seasonality as twinkle lights — to be packed away after holidays and not seen again until next November — the Golden Globes best-dressed list will swiftly change your tune.
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Today, the increasingly integrated nature of the Eurasian supercontinent that has emerged from the cold war—all the glitzy cities springing up out of deserts, all those ports being built along Indo-Pacific coasts—should not be a surprise to students of capitalism and development.
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Nike made the announcement at a glitzy event in New York at which it also launched a series of new products including self-lacing shoes, transparent air-filled soles and soccer cleats made from a polymer that prevents mud from sticking to the sole.
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What with the album's chewy pop hooks, glitzy textural filters, and absurdly high-pitched vocals, I accused Claire Boucher of treating Femininity Itself like an ironic one-dimensional caricature when in fact she aims to create a new, sincere, futuristic, explicitly feminine-identified pop style.
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Controlled by the family of former kingpin Stanley Ho, SJM has grappled with a downturn in Macau that has hit it harder than rivals such as Sands China Ltd and Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd, both of which have properties on the glitzy Cotai strip.
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During the ceremony the bride wore a custom lace Vera Wang mermaid gown featuring a see-through lace bodice, with a full tulle skirt and cascading train and paired the gown with glitzy Sophia Webster ankle-strap sandals that feature a crystal-accented heel.
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Musk's presentation, punctuated by a glitzy entrance aboard a Tesla Model X that traveled through the company's accent-lit, 1.14-mile test tunnel, filled in a few details about his ambitious plans to take on LA's traffic with new and improved tunnel-boring processes.
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One could argue that the neighborhood became the model for a luxury-ghetto paradigm that has been replicated on the Bowery, and in the adjoining neighborhoods of Nolita, and Tribeca, transforming downtown New York into a glitzy outdoor shopping mall peppered with high-end eateries.
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At the end of September, I attended the Monaco Yacht Show, a glitzy four-day event that brings an estimated 30,000 yachting industry insiders, as well as yacht owners, buyers, and charter customers, to Monaco, a tiny sovereign city-state on the French Riviera.
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SEOUL/SINGAPORE, Oct 234 (Reuters) - As Samsung Electronics Co struggles to limit the damage from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, it is finding slivers of support from faithful users of the glitzy smartphone who are reluctant to give it up and switch to an alternative.
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Sampling some glitzy guitar riffing from Electric Light Orchestra's "Evil Woman" and featuring vocals from producer Todd Edwards, the song is a punchy closing act that prizes delicate economy in the midst of 70s-aping excess—and a reminder that ecstasy still works in moderation.
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The glitzy glad-handing and innate absurdity of the event, broadcasted to millions worldwide, was always going to make any sort of genuine impact unlikely, but the Academy proved beyond a doubt that it at least has a sense of humor about its glaring shortcomings.
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This idea, which in lesser hands could be gaudy or merely glitzy, is sewn into each of her garments; once, at a private showroom appointment in Milan, a designer at Versace described to me in utter seriousness the "important shoulder" that distinguished a jacket.
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We got hizzoner at USC's Galen Center in downtown L.A. and our camera guy just had to know -- was the reason for the change that untold numbers of folks ended up accidentally going to glitzy Beverly Hills instead of south L.A. or vice versa.
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The virus has already led to precipitous drops in the value of tech stocks; reduced revenue projections from giants like Apple; new travel restrictions on tech employees' travel to China, where the virus began; and cancellations of the glitzy conferences hosted by companies like Facebook.
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In June of 220, the campaign, called Vaporized, introduced the Juul with glitzy parties and events that stretched from San Francisco to Miami and New York, and ads and social media posts featuring young women in midriff-baring tops holding the sleek metal device.
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The Oscars, in particular, with their costly, glitzy, backbreaking campaign season and outsize influence on the way we talk about movies all year, feel at times diametrically opposed to the role art ought to play both in the lives of individuals and in broader society.
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When it comes to movies, the official kickoff for fall is the Toronto International Film Festival, a glitzy gala where Oscar hopefuls have their premieres and the industry flocks to find out what titles are going to be talked about in the coming season.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and the family members of fellow Silicon Valley billionaires Sergey Brin, Sheryl Sandberg, and Eric Schmidt hosted a glitzy fundraiser for South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg&aposs presidential campaign in Palo Alto on Monday, Recode&aposs Teddy Schleifer reported.
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After generally disappointing attendances so far at the glitzy new version of the 119-year-old competition, a sell-out crowd in the cavernous 12,500-seat stadium roared the world number one to a 6-3 103-6(7) win over Russia's Karen Khachanov.
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At the New York upfronts (here's a list of events and parties) the TV networks put on a week of glitzy showcases, followed by weeks of negotiating where advertisers commit to the bulk of the TV spending they'll do for the next 12 months.
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The Russian had to win to qualify for Singapore and her victory represents heartbreak for Briton Johanna Konta, who held the final spot for the Singapore event but will now drop down to first alternate after even taking part in a glitzy draw ceremony on Friday.
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The music backing his shtick varied over the years, as was appropriate: stark, barely accompanied acoustic with intermittent orchestration in the early years; glitzy synthesizer and soulfully girly backup singers since the mid-'80s; kitschy, maximal, wall-of-sound pseudosoul when Phil Spector produced him, etc.
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The recall comes as the company was due for a glitzy launch of the phone on Friday in countries including the UK. Users in India, who had pre-ordered the handset, received text messages earlier in the day, saying that their phone shipments would be delayed.
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From feeling underdressed at a glitzy kickoff gala where everyone was wearing designer gowns to staying in an Airbnb almost 15 miles away rather than at a luxury hotel, I felt keenly aware that I was neither a millionaire nor a VIP guest of the yacht show.
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Many of us grew up with Vanna White as a staple in our evening routine, tuning in at 7:30 to watch the all-American blonde bombshell turn the Wheel of Fortune puzzle board into her own personal runway in one fabulously glitzy gown after the next.
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But Hillary Clinton's surprise turn at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, narrating some of the dishy gossip about President Trump in the best seller "Fire and Fury," set off a roiling political debate about how far glitzy awards shows should go in needling Democrats' favorite target.
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Occupying the grounds of a former shipyard, the central business district of Minato Mirai 1003 is today a glitzy neighborhood of modern high-rises, sprawling shopping complexes and several museums, including the Yokohama Museum of Art, the Mitsubishi Minato Mirai Industrial Museum, and the Yokohama Port Museum.
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When Apple put on a glitzy launch event last spring to promote Apple TV+, the company left several crucial details open-ended: Like what was going to be in it, what it would cost, when it would launch, and why anyone might want to get it.
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Release date: February 6, 2020 on The CWWhat it's about: "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale plays the titular role in this glitzy "Riverdale" spin-off from CW, which centers on an aspiring fashion designer and her three friends chasing their dreams in New York City.
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A president who doesn't care about sharing Reagan-like optimism with Russians but who is so hungry for deals that would expand his business empire, exporting '80s-style American excess and glitzy hotels to Moscow, that he may be willing to commit crimes to do so.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A showdown between New York City and Donald Trump over one of the most potent symbols of Trump's candidacy, the glitzy atrium of Trump Tower, intensified on Wednesday as the mayor's office criticized his closing of the tower's public space for campaign events.
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At a glitzy party to conclude its Bridge Forum, in its third year, top-tier investors accepted GIC's invitation to munch on canapes of scallops and barbecue pork buns as they listened to a string quartet and posed in front of a mural featuring San Francisco landmarks.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Khloé paired her brand new Yeezys with a dazzling $997 Anouki sequin trench coat (worn as a dress) and jaw-dropping diamond drop earrings for a true glitzy look.
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"We can have a trillion humans in the solar system, which means we would have 1,000 Mozarts and 1,000 Einsteins," said Bezos at his presentation in Washington, DC. The glitzy event featured a rock music intro, purple lighting, and a swinging camera on a crane for audience close-ups.
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