He did not impress me but apparently he did impress Trump administration recruiters.
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He also tells the Pearson brothers that he wants to impress them, because they impress him.
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IMPRESS ME might be the answer, but truly, the only one you really need to impress is yourself.
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While W. strives to impress his father, Cheney strives to impress his wife, Lynne, commandingly portrayed by Amy Adams.
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These get-it-done tips will help you slay your to-do list, impress your manager, and even impress yourself.
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Young kids first trying to impress their friends next to them, and then impress the neighborhood and the city at large.
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At these conferences, not only does a studio have to impress publishers and investors, but they have to impress the public, too.
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Instead of trying to impress one dude in a fleece vest and chinos on Sand Hill Road a founder must impress the world.
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Should you bring extra clothing, especially when you are dressing to impress potential clients (and perhaps impress attendants so you can get upgraded during your travels)?
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You have to impress them with your presentation, you have to impress them with what you're building, and then you end up raising money out of Demo Day.
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Instead of trying to impress your interviewer by telling them how great you think their company is, impress them by telling them exactly what you think they can do to improve.
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If he does not entirely impress us, though, he continued to impress Leonardo, whose most touching portrait shows the maturing man sketched lightly, almost absentmindedly, around a drawing of the human heart.
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Or maybe when he tried to impress his new chief of staff, it was reminiscent of when Homer wore a tie to impress Frank Grimes (or "Grimey" as he liked to be called).
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The desire to impress people causes all kinds of inefficiency.
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Sometimes I even impress myself with the turn of phrase.
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This is about taking amazing photos that will impress everybody.
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She doesn't impress the adults around her with her maturity.
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I argue I was just trying to impress his friends.
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Don't miss out on your last chance to impress dad.
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Men, step it up if you want to impress us.
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Don't spend too much trying to impress someone this morning!
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Impress literally everyone by getting one for yourself for $129.99.
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A celebrity rower, James Cracknell, failed to impress at all.
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Does an underling impress when standing in for their boss?
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They're dressed to impress — or in Beyoncé's case, to slay.
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Impress your friends and bring them to the next gathering.
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Plus, you'll impress your guests with all your homemade appetizers.
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The living arrangement also managed to impress new housewife Wainstein.
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Are there any groups or individuals that especially impress you?
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We were both trying too hard to impress the other.
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It's a great opportunity to rub — and impress — influential elbows.
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But China needs to do more to impress the IMF.
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It is built to impress, for it has large ambitions.
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Henry even remarks that he thought she'd impress his mother.
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We're all, in some way, forever trying to impress Cher.
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Alphabet could still impress investors outside its advertising revenue, though.
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There was nothing to Instragram and no one to impress.
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But that failed to impress many in the local community.
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It's always when I like someone or want to impress.
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The attention to beauty routines is to impress younger colleagues.
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Amazon's dominance continues to impress and Wall Street is cheering.
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Other candidates would try to impress you with their insights.
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Two of them try to learn Swedish to impress her.
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The women pulled out all the stops to impress Colton.
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"Everything I do is just to impress them," he said.
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We want to impress upon them the theme of freedom.
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"Chambers" failed to impress critics even though audiences enjoyed it.
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Rachel Weisz arrived at the 2019 Oscars dressed to impress.
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"All of these statements do not impress us," he said.
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Have a boss that you just can't seem to impress?
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The meal to make if you're looking to impress someone?
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Fastenal also delivered quarterly results that failed to impress investors.
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Some companies' quarterly snapshots and outlooks failed to impress traders.
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People aren't feeling the need necessarily to impress each other.
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My lawyer Who's the last person you tried to impress?
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The US scene steadily continues to grow and impress me.
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They continue to impress me with their resiliency and articulateness.
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There are long posts I wrote to impress my friends.
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Though the statistics impress, Manny Machado has outpaced his numbers.
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Several other companies posted results that failed to impress investors.
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"I kind of wanted to impress her," she said later.
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This may impress upon him the gravity of his error.
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But most of all, Andy Byford, had to impress Gov.
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John Hinckley famously shot Ronald Reagan to impress Jodie Foster.
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Kikis, wanting to impress, wore his best Thom Browne suit.
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Here, a selection of items that are sure to impress.
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She's definitely dressed to impress, just check out those boots!!!
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He has a work ethic that would impress Thomas Edison.
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The challenge of trying to impress thrilled and unnerved me.
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But the big windows overlooking Times Square did impress me.
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But it was nothing to impress with at the time.
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These events are cattle calls, with everyone trying to impress.
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Yet the moves have so far failed to impress investors.
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A company's moniker is their first opportunity to impress customers.
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No Mondrians on the wall to impress the elites here.
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Places that are trying to impress me always scare me.
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I would say it would impress any foreign intelligence service.
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I'm sorry that the artists here don't greatly impress me.
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If you're looking to impress Herjavec, walk quickly and assuredly.
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Humanity has reached the point when nothing new can impress.
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With each and every date, Bekah M. continued to impress me.
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Gallery Project continues to impress with its breadth, depth, and focus.
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Still, with her excellent hand-eye coordination, she managed to impress.
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Lansbury or no Lansbury, the film looks like it will impress.
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But if you're trying to impress, portion the raw crab first.
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Yes, for sexting, but also for its inability to impress investors.
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And favorite folders could give it the fodder to impress investors.
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I've featured Paul before and he always manages to impress me.
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Who am I trying to impress in front of my computer?
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As the youngest player in the AFL, he continues to impress.
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I'm sorry, I'm much ... You're not going to impress with 2010.
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It just didn't impress me as much as some other drones.
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It takes a lot for a face mist to impress me.
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Then the country's top companies failed to impress during earnings season.
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There's only one man you need to impress, and it's Tom.
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The defendant said his remark had been intended to impress women.
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Can companies mine users' behavioral patterns to surprise and impress consumers?
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What things would a student have to do to impress you?
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" "Do not impress your insecurities on me, whether physical or sexual.
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Do not impress your insecurities on me, whether physical or sexual.
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I'm not doing it to impress somebody, if that's the thought.
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"This is my moment to impress Harvey Weinstein," she recalled thinking.
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And just like the Met Gala, stars were dressed to impress.
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There was no one to impress, no arbitrary standards to meet.
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After all these years, Rodgers is still finding ways to impress.
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The action movie failed to impress and earned six Razzie nominations.
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What did impress me, though, was Kopatchinskaja's commitment to her role.
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Season 44 of "Saturday Night Live" did not impress some critics.
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He's not trying to impress anyone or be like everyone else.
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HK/SIN after earnings reported on Wednesday failed to impress investors.
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Several companies that reported results on Friday failed to impress investors.
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A weak schedule with underwhelming wins does not impress computer rankers.
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Didn't he even tote a Huxley paperback around to impress girls?
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If you're (literally) Brad Pitt, you won't impress Shania Twain much.
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I thought this would be my chance, finally, to impress him.
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But the drones have so far failed to impress the rangers.
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The guy's a ghost, so I'm trying to impress a ghost.
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You wanna impress me, blast some PCP and fight a cop.
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When new CEOs come in they work hard to impress shareholders.
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But even big wins in these two states may not impress.
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I Feel Like A Woman" and "That Don't Impress Me Much.
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But their failures to impress now shouldn't cloud their potential later.
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And impress upon voters just how extreme the incumbents had become.
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"I was always trying to impress that family," Mr. Baker said.
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"In junior high, I drew to impress my friends," says another.
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Revenue of 88.8 billion yuan ($12.6 billion) failed to impress, however.
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TMZ Sports Presents: "How To Impress Your Boss" ... starring Joel Embiid!
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There's nothing like clear market momentum to impress a venture capitalist.
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"Your list does not impress me at all," Hajzer wrote back.
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Numbers such as these impress investors, donors and other African leaders.
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Its top draft pick, quarterback Jared Goff, has failed to impress.
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In Latin America, they prefer formality and suits to impress people.
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There was a girl, of course, I was desperate to impress.
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"I'm tryin' to impress this guy, but no fish," Coleman said.
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So if anyone knows how to impress an interviewer, it's him.
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That said, these headphones, soundbars, and speakers still managed to impress.
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You'll likely take more than a few photos that'll impress viewers.
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The Ricoh Theta Z1 just frankly doesn't impress in this regard.
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Will Ms. Ferris impress someone looking for that kind of performance?
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If they fail to impress, their dreams could fly the coop.
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The show opened on April 23 but failed to impress critics.
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What is the NBA trying to impress on these young minds?
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He was a young adviser eager to impress campaign higher-ups.
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His pedigree aside, he did not impress his last time out.
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Step 2 : Pick one out that'll impress your celeb-loving sweetie.
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"Competition will be fierce as the queens shift their strategies and work extra hard to not only impress RuPaul and the judges, but to also impress each other," VH1 said in its press release announcing the news.
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"They'll caption a post '#sponsored,' even though they're not sponsored, to either impress their followers or to impress companies that they want to get paid by," said Brian Braiker, the editor in chief of the magazine AdAge.
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You don't have to wear business attire, but dress appropriately to impress.
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WHO SHE'S TRYING TO IMPRESS: Women in tech and the business establishment.
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And he wears a dress shirt when he wants to impress Aurora.
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Writer, Calc, and Impress are equivalent to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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They try to date the people they think would impress their friends.
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Also, presumably, this will impress ZOE's latest crush, who loves Beat literature.
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Twitter has been struggling to impress investors with its lackluster user growth.
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He didn't really impress her as picking up the standard for Bobby.
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The prestige of a college's brand on a résumé doesn't impress him.
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If you manage to impress these people, you'll get a boost afterward.
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Its jumps are terrifying, although I can't deny its hops impress me.
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But, taken as a whole, Samsung's new Notebook 9 fails to impress.
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"If not impress this organization, maybe someone else is looking," Brown said.
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And it wasn't just the audience that they were trying to impress.
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Very few actually impress us, but …Read more ReadGalaxy Note 25Image: reddit.
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None of that has done much to impress the playoff selection committee.
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Oh, and you can maybe impress the geekiest of your friends, too.
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If you love a classic mint flavor, then this will definitely impress.
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What he did is not free soloing, and it doesn't impress me.
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I'm eager to impress — the ad said compensation was $50,000 a year.
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To impress fans, "we wanted to create something deeply immersive," he added.
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For $60, it's a bargain—just don't expect it to overly impress.
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For $33, it's a bargain—just don't expect it to overly impress.
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So far, third-party Apple Watch apps have largely failed to impress.
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It's not terribly shocking that Blue Ivy Carter is hard to impress.
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So much that it can be a little hard to impress now.
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It's a work that somehow manages to impress exponentially with every listen.
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The thing is, we like to impress each other without realizing it.
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The first set of Indian corporate results also failed to impress investors.
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Each year, celebrities go all out to impress with their Halloween costumes.
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Whatever the inspiration, these illustrations are sure to impress any pizza party.
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All she really wants to do is please and impress her human.
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Go on: Impress your pals, family members and neighbors with this one.
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It didn't impress pickup people, and it didn't sell all that well.
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Flinty Emily rejected his impress, but emollient Charlotte fell under his spell.
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Apple's first attempts at the Apple Watch failed to impress industry analysts.
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It's food meant not to impress you, only to bring you joy.
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Immigrants who look good to government officials often fail to impress employers.
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Nishi serves the kind of food chefs cook to impress one another.
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Is it to impress an emperor, or a boss, or a date?
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I must admit, I couldn't wait to impress Raven with my skills.
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We've loved Bouqs for years, and its bouquets continue to impress us.
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If it stays good, it will not impress anybody, let alone surprise.
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A Sandberg or Weiner would probably most impress Wall Street at first.
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But the updates failed to impress investors, who pushed BlackBerry shares BBRY.
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Quarterly results from several big-name companies failed to impress traders, however.
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Lost a leg trying to impress people by standing in a fire?
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Zuckerberg hacks the Oscars in The Social Network's favour to impress Saverin.
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Because, as we learned from Snow Day, snow art doesn't always impress.
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Go To Industry Parties, Find A Hard-Drinking Agent, & Impress Her 8.
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Sometimes people are only convinced by things if you can impress them.
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Trump's impulsive recklessness, his pathological need to impress, is his defining characteristic.
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French trading momentum inflected (turned up) sharply ... and Brazil continues to impress.
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But who cares if your polygonal pork sword won't impress the ladies?
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You probably won't impress anyone when you show up in a Buick.
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In this compelling film, it's not the medical miracles that most impress.
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"Harold and Maude" was a dark comedy that failed to impress critics.
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They may be a signal to impress mates or defend against competition.
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Jamie needs a steady girlfriend to impress the partners at his firm.
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So, what's his advice if you want to impress this holiday season?
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The answer is influenced greatly by the entities they seek to impress.
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You should never feel the need to spend money to impress anyone.
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Think, instead, about how you can impress them with your online presence.
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This isn't the first international Trump visit designed to impress the President.
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Buc-ee&aposs ability to enrich continues to impress to this day.
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They are worn to job interviews or to impress old-fashioned clients.
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"Bombshell" (2019) earned three nominations but didn't impress a number of critics.
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His task was to impress upon Trump the gravity of the office.
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That was my summer shoe when I wanted to impress the ladies.
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And colleagues that you're trying to impress too, especially when you're new.
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Nishi serves the kind of food chefs cook to impress each other.
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Fortunately, a magical thing called Amazon gives you the chance to impress.
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But the pay increase did not impress Canadian union leader Jerry Dias.
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We're all learning under this professor, and we want to impress him.
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Jesus himself refused to perform miracles on demand, to impress the doubters.
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She drops out of art school after her artwork fails to impress.
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They fall, suck at having legs, and generally don't impress me much.
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Brad Pitt and Elvis may not have impressed Shania Twain in her classic country-pop tune, "That Don't Impress Me Much," but it looks like the catchy song and its memorable video managed to impress supermodel Ashley Graham.
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Michael knows exactly how to impress families visiting the shelter: his charming smile.
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Tony Blair forced his troops to dress in suits to impress middle England.
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With the Beijing Olympics over, China no longer needed to impress visiting foreigners.
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And many bragged about their "sexual conquests" in an effort to impress us.
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While Ward wasn't troubled in the following four rounds, Kovalev continued to impress.
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INF Miguel Gomez continues to impress manager Bruce Bochy with his clutch hitting.
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"Donald Trump needed an early win" isn't going to impress voters in 2018.
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Even the basic blue of his jeans is enough to impress the man.
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Polish off your resume and get ready to impress the Fixer Upper stars.
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Dressing to impress has an environmental cost as well as a financial one.
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Membership gave him an identity, food, clothes—and a way to impress girls.
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The idea is that they serve as cool decor that'll impress your friends.
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It was assured it was "real footage" but suitably, the ploy didn't impress.
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The compromise of a government-created competitor in Dish Network didn't impress James.
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But these can impress one woman as easily as another, or several simultaneously.
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And those chatbots that do impress will not really be doing much chatting.
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You'll learn the skills to impress (or annoy) your friends and tinder dates.
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I wanted to impress them and began to pursue hanging out with them.
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That's not to say the First Lady didn't impress at past state dinners.
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Their elaborate, over-the-top costumes always impress, and this year didn't disappoint.
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So if you want to impress an engineer, how do you do it?
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It's not meant to impress your friends or help you get work done.
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I've heard doctors "drop" the names of their celebrity patients to impress colleagues.
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He is not being ironic, or charming, or trying to impress the viewer.
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This will surely impress any of your clients in town from the Midwest.
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We're not surprised a man was done in trying to impress a woman.
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There's no need for me to impress them on students and their families.''.
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From the Stark sisters to Tyrion Lannister, the GoT gang dressed to impress.
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It tries to hide its technological capabilities rather than impress people with them.
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Think of a phone or video interview as an extra opportunity to impress.
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I should also note that the Chromebook 14's battery life doesn't impress.
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They always impress, whether that's with their music or with their progressive politics.
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The phone's aesthetics didn't impress me, but its under-the-hood performance did.
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Aren't you giving in if you get plastic surgery to impress other people?
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Actually setting a strategy might impress investors more than keeping all options open.
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If France fails to impress, jeers and boos ring out from the stands.
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Young men joined uniformed political clubs, eager to impress adults and young women.
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To impress the Germans, he pursued fiscal austerity and harsh labor market reforms.
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Still, it's definitely harder to impress investors: The bar is much higher now.
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Officials said that act was inspired by a desire to impress Slender Man.
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Mr. Cruz's nerve had surprised him, he allowed, but failed to impress him.
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That way, whoever brings the bottle to a dinner can impress their friends.
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Mr. Glover's laid-back performance leaves room for his co-stars to impress.
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They will certainly get some playing time and have the chance to impress.
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One of her Asian friends said, He probably just wants to impress you.
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I must impress upon you how profane, vile and hilarious this book is.
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I wanted to impress Martin Margiela, wherever he is and whatever he's doing.
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We've been overthinking it, trying too hard to impress David Remnick or whoever.
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What will impress everyone is the rose that rises from that bloody mess.
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I'm not trying to do to it to impress Joe Blow on Facebook.
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This was one feature of the Brilliant that didn't much impress me.26.
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Here are five ways to impress the hiring manager on your first interview.
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Calling all NYC execs — what are your go-to spots to impress clients?
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Outside of major holidays, I never had to dress to impress anyone there.
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If you really want to impress visitors, spring for the extra-long versions.
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To this I must confess, cheating repeatedly without getting caught does impress me.
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He's not straining to impress, and that, in and of itself, is impressive.
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Is he losing respect among the hard-to-impress children of today's America?
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One is dressed to impress in some sort of high-ranking officer's attire.
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And then there's the Chinese business owner who wanted to impress her staff.
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The second step: Please do not try to impress him on social media.
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Wright's demeanor did not impress me as someone who was telling the truth.
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The problem was that Steyer generally failed to impress on the debate stage.
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Be extra kind to yourself, and hold off on trying to impress others.
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He says that this is a great way to impress a potential employer.
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Instead, they all invoked grand boilerplate statements meant to impress the hiring gods.
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"A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding" (2018) didn't impress critics like its predecessor.
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Jake tries to impress Amy's father (Jimmy Smits), a former cop, at Thanksgiving.
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Will Catherine and Sean be able to impress him and meet his needs?
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The listing affords Alibaba the ability to impress Beijing in a big way.
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I also pick up a pack of ImPress press-on nails and OMG.
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I liked that it's not exactly shabby but nothing trying to impress you.
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If you want to impress your friends, just keep them outside the car.
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It's just this really fucked up thing though about the need to impress.
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It's always the ballsy — and often uncomfortable — ones that impress me the most.
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It's a feat deserving of the ultimate bragging rights — to impress Elon Musk.
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She's the one whose gaze truly matters, the one everyone has to impress.
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Warren seemed to impress by describing multiple policy proposals in race-specific ways.
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But some products — like tampons, deodorant and breakfast cereal — have failed to impress.
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Looking for a way to impress your boss without seeming like an ass kisser?
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Here are seven of the most creative resumes professionals have made to impress employers.
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Then, in an effort to impress his colleagues, he would try to resuscitate them.
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The Bolt is GM's fine china, brought out to impress the increasingly important millenials.
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If you're trying to impress that special someone, tech gifts are where it's at.
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Kimmel pulls pranks and highlights other people's pranks when they manage to impress him.
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Both look like new iPhones and might impress your friends at upcoming holiday parties.
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When it comes to red carpet beauty, Kate Winslet never fails to impress us.
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All they can do is roar, blow fire, and fail to impress Cersei Lannister.
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"That takes courage in a job interview, so that would impress me," Jarrett explains.
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Kabaddi's rise in India is in part because other sports have failed to impress.
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Never hurts to impress Queen Bey ... we know she could always use more dancers.
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This is a Chromebook, it does not aspire to impress you with its looks.
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Some patent examiners, for example, are known to be harder to impress than others.
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Healthcare sector was the only laggard with some drugmaker's results failing to impress investors.
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I have no one to share this goofy trick with, no audience to impress.
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When I met Mike, he was that older guy I was trying to impress.
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The academics doubt that the bullshitters were simply trying to impress the questionnaire's markers.
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Those who work long hours to impress their bosses might also rethink that strategy.
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He advises him on what records to listen to (and how to impress Raphina).
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton dressed to impress for their first-ever solo outing!
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When I wasn't trying to annoy my coworkers, I was trying to impress them.
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Musk&aposs blog , posted before the markets opened Monday, didn&apost impress investors much.
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Blair tells Clinton that Putin had been anxious to impress him when they met.
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Still, Anton hopes people will do more than impress their friends with fancy spines.
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Maybe her KKW Beauty powder contour kits launching next week will impress me more.
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Plus, it's an interesting conversation starter that's sure to impress your fellow beach buddies.
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When you party with George and Amal Clooney, you better be dressed to impress.
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Experts say the European upstarts will need to improve their game to impress Americans.
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Two further action RPGs stand out as being likely to impress when they're released.
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It isn't overpowered, and it isn't looking to kill you or impress your date.
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Gwyneth testified she was scared for her life, but it didn't impress the jury.
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But Kaluuya has yet to impress the toughest critic of them all: his mom.
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Slow motion pro Mark Rober went the extra mile to impress his young nephews.
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Of course, that's not all that will impress you about Kára — not even close.
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However, the ladies of the family weren't the only ones who dressed to impress.
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I gave the game about four days to impress me before calling it quits.
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And if you really want to impress, vehicle reconditioning services can fix significant dents.
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Who hasn't taken a dramatic plunge in front of someone they're trying to impress?
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Naturally, the beauty looks never cease to impress — and this year is no exception.
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A number of companies fell after earnings and forecasts that did not impress investors.
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Such an ambition is likely to impress Trump when he visits Warsaw next month.
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It would help his TV show, and impress those business associates tickled by fame.
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They'll impress themselves and their guests alike with how delicious their dishes turn out.
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We've put together a list of 51 gifts to impress all moms — even yours.
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That 2016 movie, starring Matt Damon, also failed to impress at the box office.
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People would suddenly try and knock each other out to try and impress him.
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But, really, I want to impress upon you this this album is very good.
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Hemingway also liked to impress women by bringing them to meet the former boxer.
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And such a topsy-turvy trust trajectory may be unlikely to impress patients either.
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Or did you just say you gave to charity to impress Joanne in accounts?
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I wanted the chance to impress Coach Belichick more than I wanted the money.
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I really want to impress my girlfriend but I know I would personally fail.
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As always, Amazon, Dell, and Walmart never cease to impress us with TV deals.
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Greg Abbott of Texas, would impress upon him the importance of remaining in Nafta.
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If they can impress Tilman, he could take their businesses to the new heights.
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Naked beer pong photos may not impress, but witty posts and original ideas do.
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"This woman wanted to impress upon me that she was superior," Baxley told Yahoo.
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The aluminum maker Arconic fell 8.9 percent after its earnings failed to impress investors.
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Dr. Cirbus has also witnessed the pressure to impress translate to dissatisfaction with partners.
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Many showcase their historic, old-world beauty, while others impress with more modern traditions.
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Maybe you don't perform perfectly, sound smart, or impress others in every social situation.
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The comedian DeRay Davis arrived with some Chicago-style pizza that failed to impress.
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And the smartphone maker Xiaomi failed to impress in its share offering this summer.
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It's Mr. Eno's love for and grasp of rhythmic language that most impress here.
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Of the photo-card services Wirecutter tested, Simply to Impress came out on top.
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Bring your whole team or gift passes to valued clients — that'll impress for sure.
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Please stop trying to impress people with big words and communicate in plain English.
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Or they want to impress a romantic partner, not lead a National Geographic expedition.
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American carmakers have been trying to impress the market with radical short-term surgeries.
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Mr Morrison retorted that he was "not here to try and impress people overseas".
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This season, two New York roasters are unveiling shops that are designed to impress.
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Sure, you're eager to impress the hiring manager, but make sure you're not lying.
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If you really want to go all out and impress, make these incredible falafel.
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Yet Cheer taps into the often-unexplored desire to impress and please your supervisor.
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Their recordings, completed during the poet's lifetime, perhaps felt the impress of Eliot's neutrality.
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"Honestly, I think Signal was trying to impress them," Rubino said in an interview.
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Maisel is full of marvelous 1950s fashions that are sure to impress on Halloween.
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Something you should share with party donors because you think it will impress them?
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Impress your friends when you show up to the theater wearing this DIY awesomeness!
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Do you have specific jobs to do, money to burn, and people to impress?
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Now, even a quarterly earnings record isn't enough for Amazon to impress Wall Street.
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Do your very best to impress, and you could take home thousands of dollars.
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They're a perfect opportunity to impress recruiters from the top companies across the world.
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And I wanted to impress her with something cultural, so I suggested a play.
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I ran in and told Charles about my progress, beyond excited to impress him.
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The best food at Hwa Yuan tries to impress through charm, not arm-twisting.
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The Albanian government hyped his capture as a major coup to impress international observers.
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Shania Twain revealed why after so nearly two decades Brad Pitt doesn't impress her much.
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There are no rhetorical flourishes, no attempts to impress us with his knowledge or experience.
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Otherwise it's there to support the content, not to impress you with our CSS skillz.
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Catch the Khalife sisters impress the Sharks on "Shark Tank" Sunday 7P ET on CNBC.
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Show your dedication to making this a meal to impress with this four-layer lasagna.
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If you want to impress dad this year, look no further than this responsive shaver.
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I also pierced my lip—professionally—to impress a different crush when I was 17.
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"He continues to impress by the way he goes about doing his business," Renteria said.
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"My grandpa was the only one that I knew would dress to impress," Bell shared.
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You may be more likely to push past searing pain to keep up, or impress.
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But you'd impress the hell out of the rest of hockey fans if you did.
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You can probably use it to impress the next Star Wars nerd you meet. Ready?
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Mr Hernández, whose Machiavellian talents would impress even the Florentine philosopher, did nothing so clumsy.
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It's still confusing why he thinks this story will impress Brienne or anyone else present.
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Some Republicans believe the notion that candidates use the network to impress Trump is overblown.
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It's what you make of it — everybody's going to get the same opportunity to impress.
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A piece of jewellery probably is not, and jewellery is almost guaranteed to impress, too.
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And evidently, her moves brought enough heat to impress even the president of HBO himself.
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Or rather, that Tormund was trying to impress Brienne by talking about sexy wildling things.
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Very few actually impress us, but 2016 did deliver some great gear we actually liked.
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Then I'm just like 'shit, I'm not that person, I'm just trying to impress you.
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He admitted to not being a doctor, but, again, he only wanted to impress her.
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Video looking like some shit that would impress Kristen Bell and Jonah Hill in Hawaii.
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I spent so much time trying to be blah blah blah whatever to impress people.
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A clumsy attempt to impress foreigners, it seems, might be worse than none at all.
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His shocking indiscretion seems to have sprung largely from a desire to impress his visitors.
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Oh, and don't forget to read our tips and tricks to impress all your friends.
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Though the Max can impress on its own, it doesn't fare well in direct comparisons.
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But you should demonstrate that you're aware that someone you want to impress is viewing.
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The governor bought the team a decade ago as a way to impress his daughter.
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Plus, there was a girl right next to me that I really wanted to impress.
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Then, it must impress upon this wave a digital signal that a receiver can interpret.
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This eight piece home cocktail making set is sure to impress his friends and family.
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A batch of "really, really light and fluffy" eggs that will impress your whole family.
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Actually visiting the mountaintop can impress your friends, mattering beyond the sensation of being there.
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There are also certification training courses you can take to ace tests and impress recruiters.
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For example, you might want to deliver an amazing presentation that will impress your boss.
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Even Jane's recent commission to photograph the Waitrose Christmas brochure had failed to impress her.
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These 274K TVs are made to impress with true-to-life visuals and thrilling audio.
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It would, however, be an easy way to impress a group of friends for brunch.
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Steal a few of these moves and impress the hell out of your own boss.
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"I want to impress the importance of our citizens to take action now," he said.
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Briton Adam Yates failed to impress but his Mitchelton-Scott team also claimed four stages.
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Either he needs to announce a source of financing, or impress one with the presentation.
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Same-store sales just beat estimates but did not grow fast enough to impress investors.
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He was very clever, and she found that she had to work to impress him.
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The move did not, however, impress Pennsylvania delegates, or many other delegates for that matter.
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It's also a great way to network, impress potential employers or meet your next collaborator.
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Especially for conductors, it's very easy to impress people with incredible confidence and big gestures.
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The ambitious teenager had to wait for his chance to impress in black and yellow.
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Or pull out the extra dough during the holiday season when you're looking to impress.
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Snap shares plunged last week after the company's earnings report failed to impress Wall Street.
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When the wealthy avoid paying taxes, it does not impress average people, it offends them.
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When that happens, use your project management skills to deliver results and impress your supervisors.
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To impress a mate, the snowy egret grows long, flowing, virginal white feathers each spring.
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One thing that didn't particularly impress was its similar weight to the Surface Pro 7.
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At one point, Holt and Kulaga asked candidates to impress them with a personal story.
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In the article, 11 young bosses provide insight on how to impress your millennial manager.
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I have to drop the facade …' There's quite a feeling of wanting to impress her.
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Markets have continued to impress throughout November as the so-called Trump rally rages on.
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Fortunately, you're not feeling caught up in wanting to impress other people or fitting in.
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It's hard to imagine what it takes to impress someone with this kind of resume.
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Khoshroo also plays with different hairstyles to impress gender and personality traits upon his figures.
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I see myself building my identity based on what I thought would impress other people.
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But, try to impress on a younger generation, you don't have to live this way.
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Meanwhile, Andrew is trying to impress a long-distance boyfriend, his future victim David Madson.
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I wanted to do good and be good and impress my parents and be responsible.
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Invited to the Nationals' spring training camp in 20153, Smoker tried too hard to impress.
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In my opinion, the outer packaging of these palettes is enough to impress most shoppers.
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That means it's meat eaters, not vegetarians or vegans, that Impossible is trying to impress.
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In person, you are reminded that they laugh, flirt, worry, love and yearn to impress.
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You don't need to impress them, and you can be open and honest with them.
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Still, it did not impress the judges too much and he stood in ninth place.
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Impress a detail-oriented Virgo rising by noticing these little things and saying thank you.
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The first experience with "On the Dnieper" [2009] we were trying to impress each other.
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But some Western products — like tampons, deodorant and breakfast cereal — have failed to impress them.
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"I'm not here to impress the media, I'm here to win basketball games," Drummond said.
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Although the industry is prospering, third-quarter results did not uniformly impress analysts and investors.
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Hotels are considered four- or five-stars, for an elevated experience that guarantees to impress.
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On PBS, 10 British bakers concoct ornate tarts to impress Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
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Just naming trees might sound a bit like a parlor trick to impress your friends.
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I personally thought that Klobuchar did well at the debate, but Buttigieg didn't impress me.
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It is a child who blurts out classified information in order to impress distinguished visitors.
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Yes, solar growth continues to impress, but it's not time to rest on our laurels.
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"Some said they did it to impress their boss with their work ethic," he quipped.
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They show up prepared and get to the point, instead of trying to impress you.
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Serena is 37-years-old and continuing to impress in all facets of her life.
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He'd rather write his poems, and find other ways to impress the sometimes skeptical Maria.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palates are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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But if you really want to impress everyone, you need to go high, really high.
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The one thing others don't much need, they know, is the loud impress of personality.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palettes are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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But there are only some bars you&aposd take someone you want to truly impress.
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Paul is a dutiful student, bringing pastries to his lessons, taking pains to impress Giovanni.
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Start reviewing your options and planning your design strategy now — and get ready to impress.
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Senior White House aides have tried to impress upon him how serious the matter is.
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Federal agencies will likely design crackdowns on firearms violators to maximize publicity and impress Congress.
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However, it didn't impress me as much as some of the other items I tried.
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You may be tempted to overthink your response in an effort to impress the interviewer.
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Each year, contestants wear glamorous gowns, shimmering swimsuits, and other looks to impress the judges.
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Impress your guests and make yourself some killer post-work cocktails with an actual shaker.
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He's a businessman, so maybe trade is the time when he's going to impress us.
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In other words, Pasta Flyer is not where you take somebody you need to impress.
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He was a sophomore in high school trying to impress a girl in his debate class.
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Mommy had a habit of parading "his" waiters by tables of people he wished to impress.
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Youn never comes across as trying to impress the reader with her knowledge, which is considerable.
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If you're looking for local, neighborhood joints, these the following spots will be sure to impress.
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But even if you can ignore those problems, the Hydrogen's One's standard image quality doesn't impress.
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Some easy advice for any social media user hoping to impress their friends: keep it simple.
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And the ladies of "Little Women" all wore their best, but the looks didn't impress everyone.
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If you thought the original Nike Cortez was good, the latest iteration is sure to impress.
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The market already punished AMD for that error when those processors failed to impress at launch.
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The uneven political thriller failed to impress most reviewers in spite of its decorated Hollywood leads.
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One thing for sure is it will continue to impress and surprise as the market evolves.
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Beach/Destination Formal "Beach formal is an elegant beach wedding, so dress to impress," says Fenoli.
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Instead, he saw an actress who dressed casually, was ready to work and eager to impress.
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From innovative gadgets to underdog masks, the results impress us every single time we use them.
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This toddler has his New Year's resolution on lock: he's getting stronger to impress a girl.
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To be sure, AT&T isn't the first company to recycle old news to impress Trump.
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But that wasn't enough to impress Wall Street, which was expecting more than 175 million users.
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Bryan: It didn't impress me, actually, and it's undoubtedly why I found the movie so tedious.
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Although I appreciate the thinner bezels and taller screen, the actual display didn't impress me immediately.
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Which is why we set out to find gifts that impress regardless of their small size.
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To that, we're checking the convenience box right here with 21 A+ jumpsuits sure to impress.
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"Just to be myself and not try to impress the boy," says the Maddie Diaries author.
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But official statements aimed at addressing climate change quickly have so far failed to impress activists.
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Impress your three friends who kinda sorta use Twitter with your version of this famous meme.
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And, it's safe to say it will always take a unique icebreaker to impress an Aquarius.
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The Wongs, she said, were not a vain people, unless there were family connections to impress.
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Or, even some soignée herbs and flowers on top to impress the apple of your eye.
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But how do you choose an air mattress that will impress sleepover friends and vacationing family?
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Now, people are losing their jobs because they just had to impress their friends on Snapchat.
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It also allows second- and third-tier investors to nab companies that couldn't impress top investors.
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Her father works diligently to impress her: he makes the requisite silly noises and ridiculous faces.
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"I think humor is the best thing to impress a girl," Rohrbach, 27, tells PEOPLE Now.
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All he's done since entering the system is impress, but things escalated quickly when he hit .
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But I've also lived in Japan for nearly 215 years, and these qualities still impress me.
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The company's shares fell 1.2 percent on Monday as its new services failed to impress investors.
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And after some serious testing, we narrowed down the top five formulas guaranteed to impress you.
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It was North's first official concert and Kim made sure her kid was dressed to impress.
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Wanting to impress her, I put loads of weed in the spliff, and we started smoking.
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"Because it wasn't even me trying to impress him; I genuinely got into it," Dani says.
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Employees competing to impress their boss by staying longest in the office will encourage workforce exhaustion.
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Reagan, a former governor of California and Hollywood actor, tried to impress with his star power.
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"I'm always trying to impress Cristen, because she knows so much about everything," Mr. Ahnberg said.
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Fox said Trump's tweet is just a maneuver to try to "impress his base" of supporters.
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He is notoriously difficult to impress, but I had high hopes for the Catit Flower Fountain.
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Now he wants to impress on Finland that the security of its borders depends on Russia.
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" Richards, 143, captioned the beachside snapshot, shouting out Simply to Impress and complimenting their "amazing designs.
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Yet the bar has been set so high that it will be a challenge to impress.
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The elite Ethiopian and Kenyan entrants were hoping to impress their national selectors for the Olympics.
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He tried to impress her by jumping from one rooftop to another, when he got stuck.
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All the things you acquire in the quest to impress people won't make you happy either.
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Despite their big win over Rutgers last weekend, Michigan has yet to impress me this season.
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But with both players nursing injuries, the courts are wide open for the underdogs to impress.
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In an effort to impress friends and potential employers, some people disguise bragging as self-criticism.
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But, right now, Krazy-8 is just a low-level drug dealer hoping to impress Tuco.
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The MINI Cooper SE could impress LA audiences with its claimed 6.9-second 0-60mph time.
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Raytheon gave up $5, or 3.5 percent, to $136.28 as its outlook failed to impress investors.
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One man wore an Axl Rose wig to impress at his job interview — and it worked
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Apple will need to impress with the iPhone 8 if it wants to climb the ladder.
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College is where you go to make friends and impress people — easier said than done, right?
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Is this how teenage Jess Mariano would Instagram if he made an account to impress Rory?
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If you want to impress someone, make a batch ASAP—even if that someone is you!
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TV's "Rising" that the male-majority Congress did not impress her after growing up around brothers.
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" Then, in a perfect encore, Kutcher called on another 1997 single, "That Don't Impress Me Much.
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Thankfully, through its first 30 hours at least, it does more than just "impress" with size.
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And whatever he does next will confuse/impress/amuse us in ways we probably never expected.
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His goal was to impress his father, a man who was gradually overtaken by his alcoholism.
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"I have to realize that that was me just trying to impress other people," he said.
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I love to use it to impress my friends when I'm hosting dinner at my house.
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Monday was the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund 2019 Awards, and stars came out dressed to impress.
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Transit advocates and board members — a notoriously difficult group to impress — quickly praised the bus plan.
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Other watchmakers also hope to impress buyers and collectors with their creations using the translucent material.
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Women don't want to be viewed as stereotypical sexy supermodels buying lingerie just to impress men.
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Do a few flyovers to impress or intimidate — but not incinerate — the rest of the nobility.
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"There's always a boy or someone I want to impress sitting across from me," she says.
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I used the information I gathered in my DePauw interview to impress the New York representative!
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The monumental buildings seem designed to impress, but mostly they accentuate an overwhelming lack of people.
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But despite the presidential endorsement on Tuesday night, Le Cirque has struggled to impress food critics.
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What else has happened since Trump's election that you think is so going to impress voters?
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I'll buy a book of Anne Carson poetry and hopefully impress her on the way out.
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I'd never had to get through a date sober with a guy I wanted to impress.
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Chris Cuomo said she "acted like a punk" because "she wants to impress" President Donald Trump.
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This is your opportunity to impress potential employers and clients, so don't waste this valuable space.
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Maybe the North Korean craziness is his attempt to impress Putin with his own manly manhood.
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Impress Anna Wintour, the Vogue editor who now does double duty as Condé Nast's artistic director.
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Our bank accounts were thin and our combined income wasn't going to impress a mortgage lender.
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I pursued perfect balance in yoga and tried to impress my friends by learning to bake.
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Looking for a new big-screen TV to impress guests at your upcoming Super Bowl party?
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What better place for a student to impress — and possibly score a great internship or job?
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Along with her core issue, McGrath has a soaring and patriotic biography to impress the electorate.
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This was fake policy — a show intended to impress the rubes, not to achieve real results.
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Suarez wanted to impress them but they laughed instead, joking in Arabic that he seemed suicidal.
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DuBois realizes immediately upon entering the apartment that Cookie redecorated the place just to impress her.
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If you're a fan of New Vegas, this run will either impress you or horrify you.
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The real story on Petraeus is that he handed out classified documents to impress a girl.
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It would signal a political cunning that may impress even your harshest critics on the left.
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BMW's ability to pair butter-smooth engines with industry-leading transmission tuning continues to impress us.
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If you really want to impress your pals make sure they sit in the driver's seat.
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But the kids ... the hundreds of children I was trying to impress ... couldn't have cared less.
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The idea is to get straight to the point and impress the employer with your background.
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Whether the film will impress fans who were slighted by Frey's fabrications remains to be seen.
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That Trump has toned down his rhetoric is recent weeks failed to impress the editorial's authors.
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Here are some staff-tested favorites guaranteed to impress the most discerning kids on your list.
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Why not impress your office crush with a daikon chain of admiration in your spare time?
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Those whippings may not particularly impress poll voters, but they can earn bonus points with a computer.
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CNBC takes you through some of the aircraft on display as companies look to impress prospective buyers.
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Sure, yeah, that seems more ... KS: But it is ... You have to impress them with your presentation.
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Adding irrelevant, outdated or highly general skills, such as filing or Microsoft Office, won't impress, adds Salemi.
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The men (try to) dance, take their shirts off, and do whatever they can to impress her.
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There was a time when HD graphics were enough of a novelty to impress on their own.
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When putting together your date-night outfit, don't expect to impress an Aquarius with the latest trends.
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And both the bride and groom's sides dressed to impress for all the matrimonial ceremonies and receptions.
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They'll need to impress in order to buck the dismal narrative set by rivals earlier this week.
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Hoel's ideas do not impress Scott Aaronson, a theoretical computer scientist at the University of Texas, Austin.
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Numerous efforts over the years have failed to impress them and some are in fact still ridiculed.
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WATCH: How To Impress the Survivor Jury Fishy The Fishy this week goes to Chrissy and Devon.
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For those who fail to impress, there is unlikely to even be the consolation of useful feedback.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, did not impress on his visit to the EU institutions this week.
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If the girl can impress a whole team of professionals, audience members are in for a ride.
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Ahead, see what we discovered — and which fancy combos you, too, can use to impress your friends.
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"It is difficult to impress any kid that you see on a daily basis," Mr. Yang said.
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To impress their own investors, they need to be seen to influence the running of big firms.
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The supermodel, 37, walked the carpet with husband Tom Brady, 40, and both were dressed to impress.
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While Facebook's initiative was ambitious, there was no clear public roadmap and efforts failed to impress publishers.
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The important art critic that she failed to impress at her show gave her a bad review.
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You want to impress them with something different, something meaningful, and something you know they'll actually use.
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"I think that will impress the field and people who have to make (reimbursement) decisions," added Steg.
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The first quarterly earnings report from Snap since it became a publicly listed company failed to impress.
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You'll even go through interview training, so you can impress data science interviewers with your newfound knowledge.
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That really depends on how rich you are and how much you want to impress your friends.
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Xinhua, a state-owned news agency, boasted that it will "impress a global audience" and "rival Hollywood".
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Click here to view original GIFWhy will it constantly impress me to watch metal become metal shavings?
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Hey, all you college-bound kids: What's the easiest thing you can do to impress prospective schools?
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Cocktail Shaker ($6.36) Impress your dinner guests with masterful bar tending skills and enjoy cocktails at home.
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Intimidate (we mean, impress) future colleagues or clients with the Han Solo in Carbonite Business Card Holder.
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Avoid the karaoke rooms, however, where you just awkwardly watch your friends try to impress each other.
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For the past month, the stock market has been hard to impress, but also tough to rattle.
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But who cares when you're having fun with a Frankenstein gadget that will impress all your friends?
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What seems to most impress experts about the Marin Carbon Project is the quality of Silver's research.
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I'm not really sure, but I hope to become someone who can impress people with my singing.
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Target's annual designer collaborations never fail to impress — and 2017's pair-up will be no exception.
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And of course she dressed to impress in a pink-and-yellow sequin micro-mini cocktail dress.
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This isn't the first time a stroller has tried to impress the world with its folding technique.
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Shares of TripAdvisor and Cognizant slipped 12.7 percent and 5.9 percent after earnings failed to impress investors.
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Ryman Healthcare shed 0.2 percent after the retirement village operator's full-year results failed to impress investors.
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We learn that she and Lucious organized a live event to impress the gaming commissioner, Charlotte Frost.
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I was used to Wu-Tang Clan and Common; Lil Wayne's mic skills didn't impress me much.
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Impress all your friends with your confidence as you show off your faux dad bod this summer.
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According to the report, women working in field offices felt pressure to wear dresses to impress Trump.
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Some states conducted door-to-door registration surveys so the militia could "impress" those weapons if necessary.
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Still, it's hard to know how much that growth should really impress us compared with historical trends.
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This week, we accused Vladimir Putin's Russia of being a hollow superpower ("That don't impress me much").
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Had Millian made something up or repeated rumors he had heard from others to impress Steele's collector?
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Magnitude of devastation Local officials had hoped to impress upon the President the magnitude of the devastation.
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Microsoft's Windows Hello, a facial recognition system that lets you unlock the computer, continues to impress me.
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When she lands her dream assignment on the fashion desk, she is desperate to impress her boss.
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He first said he went there to impress a woman, because the hotel has a great view.
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Bower birds collect brightly-colored objects in Townsville, Australia, for their homes in order to impress females.
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Ben Simmons chipped in 22 points and 12 rebounds as the youngsters continued to impress for Philadelphia.
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Best Buy shares were sinking Thursday following a first-quarter beat that failed to impress Wall Street.
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OnePlus' earlier models didn't impress too much on the camera front, but the recent few models have.
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Where it wasn't gristly, it tasted pretty good, but the uneven texture and heavy seasoning didn't impress.
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While most of the food at Outback didn't impress me, my server, Michael, left an amazing impression.
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In 1851, the diamond was taken England and showcased to the public, but failed to impress visitors.
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Image: GoogleWith its Quantum upgrade for Gecko, Firefox continues to impress and is making serious speed improvements.
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To impress 'Walking Dead' makeup artist and executive producer Greg Nicotero it takes more than zombie makeup.
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For non-photographers hoping to use their phone for mainly music, the new speakers will certainly impress.
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You will be able to infuse your business meetings with historical lessons that might impress your colleagues.
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When we first started dating, I told him about the house as a way to impress him.
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"As guys we're just poorly calibrated to understand what does impress women," he says with a laugh.
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And while you're at it, impress your buds with our favorite way to break up the bud.
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All you want to do is just like, impress them and show them that you can hang.
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Speaking of judges here's who you'll need to impress: Sabela Garcia Cuesta, Program Manager, Next Media Accelerator
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That's a lot of scoring in a hurry, and he hasn't exactly been shy trying to impress.
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With every annual trip, the National Trust has continued to impress me with their family-friendly programs.
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But Brazil underachieved in the World Cup, and Neymar's two goals and one assist did not impress.
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An elegant display of crêpes Suzette seemed like the best way to impress dinner guests in 1967.
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"Sometimes I see Amy Sedaris when I'm walking around the Village," I said to impress my mother.
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And so it's little surprise that Goldman Sachs is seeking an opportunity to impress the Japanese conglomerate.
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But even sans block party, there was no doubt that the occasion had been orchestrated to impress.
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They become accountable not to those who love them but to a brotherhood they seek to impress.
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"She was of the stature and the sort of person I wanted to impress," Ms. MacDowell said.
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He wanted to impress on the new generation that independence was a joint international and internal effort.
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Hamilton, on the other hand, has been almost faultless, displaying a maturity that continues to impress Wolff.
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Officials have been known to try to impress high-level guests with a pangolin meat stir-fry.
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Letters of recommendation are typically superfluous, written by people who the applicant thinks will impress a school.
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One pot, one pan, one sheet: The wonders of the single-vessel meal never cease to impress.
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" Wolff said Bannon told him that Trump's eldest son went into the meeting to "impress his father.
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So to become friends with Jake you'd probably have to impress him a little bit, I guess.
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CLG mid laner Eugene "Pobelter" Park didn't impress in a 0/5/4 KDA showing as Azir.
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The desire to impress others can be the very thing that interferes with having productive moral conversations.
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This is where you should direct anyone who you want to impress with how sophisticated you are.
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That's what happens when you rush policy through secret negotiations to impress Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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The speakers boast a simple look coupled with great sound quality that's sure to impress most listeners.
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Hoffman also said the Pentagon would continue to impress upon Turkey that an offensive would be destabilizing.
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You could play it safe and get something generic, or you could impress and get something personal.
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"The point is not to impress people, as much as to make people feel included," he said.
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Now, you can fold one of your own Collins-designed airplanes and impress your friends and family.
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Not very many aspire to be the place where you try to impress your friends, or yourself.
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Snopes, the fact-checking website, does not have an office designed to impress, or even be noticed.
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Which New York City bar would you take a client to if you wanted to impress them?
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As with Hublot, another brand overseen by Mr. Biver, the new Zenith is about dressing to impress.
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That means you'll have to be a good secret-keeper if you want to impress the bosses!
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So you can impress your friends while also pinching pennies as you await the glorious iPhone 12.
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But as much as I like a good fry, burgers need to work harder to impress me.
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Applause lines at campaign rallies would not have swayed Justice Scalia and will not impress current judges.
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He thought about the most vile, hate-filled response he could give to impress a Klan member.
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They bear the impress of a collective setting out to solve fundamentally social, rather than formal, problems.
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Despite high hopes, Peloton (PTON) failed to impress as its shares began trading Thursday on the Nasdaq.
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"It is a child who blurts out classified information in order to impress distinguished visitors," Douthat writes.
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What I have noticed covering Kaine, though, is that he really seems to impress his fellow politicians.
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For the glam mom: Trendy skincare Impress a beauty-minded mom by flexing your knowledge of skincare trends.
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Will drones like the Mavic Pro kill the Hover Camera Passport before it even gets to impress people?
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Howard University Homecoming is a really fun event where people show up dressed to impress with street style.
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Everyone at that bar now has a great story to impress their friends next time they go out.
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Science fiction editor John Joseph Adams says the show's world-building will impress even hardcore science fiction readers.
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While he's never been a manny, Elba is confident that he'd impress both the parents and the kids.
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Rookie Bradley Zimmer also continued to impress with his fourth home run, a two-run opposite-field shot.
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Ocasio-Cortez used an under-$10 set from imPRESS that comes with extra nails and six sparkly accents.
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What you get is an authentic arcade gaming experience that will impress even the most devoted Tempest fans.
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Its new features really only come into play — and have the chance to impress — in the right context.
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Cervenka, though, did not impress in his first opportunities with Miami, posting a 27.00 ERA in two games.
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The idea that Eric grew out his beard to impress Rachel probably doesn't hold much weight, of course.
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The PUB was a success in where it counts: the drinks will impress alcohol snobs, like the Lannisters.
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Effective leaders are able to say to the person they want to impress the most: 'I don't know.
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" To impress upon him how bad it would be, Yeltsin told Clinton, "They want to take back Crimea.
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If you want to impress your guests (or coworkers or family members), make a batch of these meatballs!
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Sony continues to impress with the PS4 after the games console passed 40 million sales worldwide to date.
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However, those credentials didn't impress everyone at the National Assembly or Cifog, the foie gras producer's professional organization.
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I never got why going fast was supposed to impress me; what impresses me is a quick wit.
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I was a total badass that night and slid across the hood of a car to impress him.
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Chromebooks continue to impress in the price-for-quality department, and the HP Chromebook 15 is no exception.
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Researchers have found evidence that dinosaurs danced, both to terrify their enemies and impress their would-be lovers.
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Want to impress your Thanksgiving guests with some supercool facts about the parade, now in its 92nd year?
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Now that he's back in town, she wants to impress him by showing him she's just like him.
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"Some guys I have hung out with tend to think I'm doing it to impress them," Meghan says.
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"I want to impress Sarah with my progress, and just show her how active I am," he says.
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You desperately want to impress and you've thought it through carefully, but what if they don't like it?
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CB2 makes gorgeous, simply designed napkins for a reasonable price, sure to impress all of your house guests.
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But in Oslo, at the official Dødsing competition, competitors attempt to bellyflop on purpose to impress the judges.
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The Slo Mo guys never fail to impress with their high-quality performances improved with extreme slow motion.
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That's the type of word someone who really wants to impress others with their GRE score might use.
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It's not cheap at $115, but makes one hell of a present if you're looking to truly impress.
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Most people were understanding, but it was embarrassing to explain, especially to employers I was trying to impress.
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I am completely baffled as to why he didn't try to impress me with this at the beginning!
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It certainly didn't impress comedian Hari Kondabolu, who made a thoughtful documentary addressing the longstanding issue in 2017.
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We'll talk about the actual bass soon, but it's a bit of flash that doesn't impress me much.
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Aquarius is the Zodiac's rebel persona, the sign that reminds you that the person to impress is yourself.
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Hoping to impress him, Mo auditions for the boys' wrestling team and helps carry the team to finals.
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To do that, they first had to impress investor Alan Glazen, a former ad executive turned neighborhood developer.
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I only started the song to impress her, to be like, 'Hey, I'm writing a song about you.
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A few years ago, however, I was surprised to find a resume that actually managed to impress me.
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The company seeks to make a comeback from stumbles like a mobile app redesign that failed to impress.
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We've never really been followers of the "dress to impress" rule — or any fashion rules, for that matter.
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So, if you're trying to impress a future employer or investor, it's important to consider dressing the part.
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Never fear: we have eight recipes that will be sure to impress even the most opinionated of relatives.
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Click through to see how they're made, and get ready to impress everyone with your sudden cocktail mastery.
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Members posted YouTube videos, blog posts, and what have you all to, seemingly, impress their fellow conspiracy theorists.
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If we are to impress ourselves onto this universe, we must solemnly inquire about our impact on it.
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LONDON — If there's one thing the animal kingdom has taught us, it's that orangutans never fail to impress.
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But being more than 100 miles from Oklahoma City, Drummond definitely felt the pressure to impress her visitors.
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Which is to say, very dorky, and unclear as to who exactly the wearer is trying to impress.
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But Arya herself, Maisie Williams thinks it was her big sister Sansa that would impress her dad most.
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While Larson says your centerpiece doesn't have to be flowers, going with fresh buds never fails to impress.
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A man, even a murderous drug kingpin, is liable to make a mistake trying to impress a woman.
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A pretty unimpressive screen The Rs. 7,990 ($121) device isn't going to impress anyone with its specs, honestly.
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Hundreds of people have lost their lives in pursuit of daring selfies to impress their social media followers.
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Frankly, though, its Jaguar-rivaling exhaust notes, BMW-besting handling and Audi levels of technology don't impress me.
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That means that you need to use the time wisely and impress a recruiter right off the bat.
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This provides targeted heat to your hair where it's needed most and the results will impress all day.
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He argued that the social media giant will impress investors when it reports first-quarter earnings next month.
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Bell, who was 2-for-3 with two walks and four RBIs, continued to impress manager Clint Hurdle.
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Stoneware Round Casserole Dish Impress your guests with a dish that looks stylish while sitting out for serving.
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Their steamy chemistry propels Rainer to make one final grand gesture to impress Paige once and for all.
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The mesh-covered speakers on the bottom aren't likely to impress anyone, though they do get fairly loud.
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And I wanted nothing more to impress him, to bask in his approval, and not to anger him.
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I was a master of empty phrases that kind of sounded nice and might impress the wrong people.
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Make it at home, and you, too, can impress your cooking sensei, whoever he or she may be.
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Both two-game series drew tens of thousands of paying fans, enough to impress MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.
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Bottom line: always listen to your gut — no matter how much you're trying to impress your new girlfriend.
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So, next time you're in the kitchen, impress your friends with matchstick carrots; it's easier than it sounds!
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It has a great flavor and texture, and it can even impress some of the most stubborn skeptics.
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A nice person is, comparatively, less likely to impress us, because we already expect them to be nice.
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Impress anyone by choosing to meet at this upscale cocktail bar; it's an indulgence you won't soon forget.
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This is a fantastic evening to wow your colleagues or impress someone you want to work with, Pisces!
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As a result, hearings now tend to be settings for members to impress with polemics and sound bites.
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I'm coming to understand that there is part of me that wants to impress people and be important.
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Simply to Impress has card options galore with high-quality printing on sturdy paper for a decent price.
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Shania Twain managed to pull off head-to-toe leopard print in "That Don't Impress Me Much" (1998).
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The Spicy Devil's Margarita, from Panama Jack Resorts Cancun in Mexico, would certainly impress at any festive party.
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So don't squander your opportunity to ask questions by posing queries that you think will impress the interviewers.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) have failed to adequately impress upon Republican primary voters, senators rarely win presidential elections.
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We found a massive wall of scented candles, but the price — two for over $30 — didn't impress us.
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On the Northern side, a fake village was erected to impress the South, and massive speakers blare propaganda.
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OPEC and 11 non-OPEC members, including Russia, signed the deal, but their efforts failed to impress markets.
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For a smartphone that cost $800 for most of its lifetime, the Pixel 3's specs don't impress.
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At a $999 starting price, the flagship device has to impress, and prove that Apple can still innovate.
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It's choppy and full of special effects that seem deliberately designed not to impress — except when they do.
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You don't need to be Julia Child to sustain yourself or to impress fellow guests at a potluck.
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Christie was always saying he had known Trump for years, as if this was supposed to impress people.
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So what's a tech CEO trying to impress a Hollywood starlet with ostentatious displays of wealth to do?
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They did it to improve the cities themselves and to impress the world — but also because they could.
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It's for special occasions with $18-dollar drink situations (think first dates, trying to impress your boss, etc.).
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And if you want to impress all your friends, learn some neat little hidden features in iOS 12.
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Finally, each team gets a mere 60 seconds on the Disrupt stage to impress a panel of judges.
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I'm always trying to come up with riffs and ideas and songs to impress Troy, Brent, or Brann.
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I believe I could be in the international circuit if I could impress with charm, youth, and beauty.
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This fact also didn't impress me, since I already had Marriott Gold status through my Amex Platinum.5.
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The fact that British manufacturers saw a pick-up in orders in November failed to impress pound traders.
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It reminded me that my life was not out there speaking to crowds and trying to impress strangers.
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That will impress the unacceptability of his behavior upon the exact soul who needs to see it: you.
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A drawing by Bloemaert or Martin might not impress a hedge fund manager who comes around for dinner.
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Beyond being a historical myth, is the rallying cry of the "liberal international order" likely to impress voters?
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We weren't used to having to impress a crowd, let alone a seated crowd of 50-year olds.
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Okay, so, describe the kind of date you'd take someone on if you were trying to impress them.
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While the proposals may have failed to impress many, the news for the government was not all bad.
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And think of all the knowledge you'll have to impress your friends when you finally go out again!
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Some say it's not the best way to impress upon the American public the plight of undocumented immigrants.
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He's trying to impress the beautiful woman having dinner at the next table at Craig's, the Hollywood clubhouse.
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As a keyboard player Bach never failed to impress his contemporaries with his ability to create singing lines.
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He asked if he could represent our department at a conference there, hoping to impress this prospective employer.
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Perhaps in 2018 we have less patience for a lead character who fails math to impress a boy.
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We also needed to appease the most demanding of customers, our three active and difficult-to-impress children.
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The Pierces position themselves as the honest ones, but they're also trying too hard to impress the Roys.
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Mr. Greene is a friend of Mr. Bell (and to impress her, he later introduced her to him).
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And 27, years later ... The now 54-year-old has been dressing to impress along with his costar.
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Trump needs to impress upon them the importance of following the trade guidelines of the World Trade Organization.
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You're just trying to impress me and it's so obvious," explains Drexler, adding that HR managers aren't "stupid.
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Burke — outraged and hoping to impress folks back home — used the theater of Congress to have his say.
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DNC chair Tom Perez suggested in December that candidates should simply work harder to impress voters, for instance.
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Do you have any special dishes you like to whip up to curry favor or impress your friends?
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You can impress people in high places and attract opportunities that are high up on your aspirational list.
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Why spend yet another dinner eating the same takeout when you can impress yourself with your culinary abilities?
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Zyabkin told BuzzFeed News that he was just trying to impress someone he wanted to do business with.
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Additionally, a spate of earnings reports, while beating Street estimates in many cases, have failed to impress investors.
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The ostensible nonofficial purpose of the dinner is to impress the bosses by sponsoring the biggest big shot.
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"In business, writing long-winded things will impress no one, and irritate a lot of people," she says.
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Additionally, a spate of earnings reports, while beating Street estimates in many cases, have failed to impress investors.
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Ever wish you had a little trick up your sleeve so you could impress people wherever you are?
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I think Jimmy assumed that his confession would impress me and earn him credibility with the Aryan Brotherhood.
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His hometown team, the Red Sox, had shown interest, and perhaps Hill could impress them in Long Island.
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For example, let's assume you'd like to impress a boss or a senior executive at the next party.
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Once she started the job, Alden worked hard to impress her interviewer, who ended up becoming her boss.
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Our expo floor will be home to hundreds of pre-Series A startups eager to connect and impress.
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If you want to impress your friends, just crank up the music so they don't notice the clashing.
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"I just pulled it out of my behind," he said, describing it as an act to impress Kessler.
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He wanted to impress his peers with new clothes and the latest shoes, so he started to hustle.
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Another unique option to impress employers is to demonstrate your knowledge of current events in your opening lines.
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Matt Haag wasn't exactly dressing to impress during his teenage years on the competitive Call of Duty circuit.
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Pittsburgh authorities report that the man was trying to impress his date by jumping from one rooftop to another.
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WHO SHE'S TRYING TO IMPRESS: #WomenWhoWork and every person who has described themselves as socially liberal but fiscally conservative.
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Why not memorize this classic bar for bar, and impress your friends and family at that next karaoke session?
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Elsewhere, Euron is continuing his quest to impress Cersei — but she's pretty busy making out with Jaime... for now.
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We got some more nuggets about the ThinkPad that you can use to impress a ThinkPad fan you know.
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Home grown everything Ghana's two architectural colleges are keen to impress upon its students the country's rich building heritage.
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That will impress the interviewer and make for a solid reference from your current employer for years to come.
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U.S. rivals General Motors and Fiat-Chrysler have managed emerge from bankruptcy to impress the industry and investors alike.
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Valentine's Day comes with all sorts of pressures to impress your date in really outlandish, public scene-creating ways.
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After wasn't made to impress critics (and it didn't; the movie clocks in at a 13% Rotten Tomatoes score).
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Ingray undertakes her quest in order to impress her mother, to win her love—and possibly, to become her.
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As long as you manage your expectations and acknowledge the tradeoffs, the $50 Soul Electronic Emotions will still impress.
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He said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation " that brick-and-mortar stores face a high bar to impress consumers.
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As Apple has proven with the iPhone, you don't need a complete redesign every year in order to impress.
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It makes a really terrific ending to a summer dinner — the presentation will totally impress your friends and family.
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The 12-megapixel rear camera probably won't be producing photos that impress, but may get the job done anyways.
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When we first started writing for our [debut] that we put out last year we wanted to impress ourselves.
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I mention that not to try and impress you with my intellectual prowess, but for the exact opposite reason.
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And what I thought was a holier-than-thou pretension was the self-possession that continues to impress Tess.
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From Strawberry Shortfuse, to a clam, the magic clown and Potato Man, Corden tried nearly everything to impress Reynolds.
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If Motorola wants to sell wireless earbuds that actually impress, perhaps the people there should make a pair themselves.
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Sure, the dog technically isn't a human and it doesn't have a social media audience it needs to impress.
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It is an almost overwhelming context for this exhibition, yet a number of artworks powerfully impress their environmental message.
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"I hope that their parents impress upon them the seriousness of what they did and that they demonstrate remorse."
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Yet Mr Trump will need allies in Congress, too, if he is to rack up achievements to impress supporters.
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I always wanted to impress queer women, and people tend to have naïve expectations of life in New York.
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But she does manage to impress us with the sheer number of murders committed in one "sleepy" Canadian town.
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While formulating a plot to impress his wealthy friend, Stewie rattles off a few people living the good life.
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I'm trying to be innovative and impress the people [who] are watching me on a day-to-day basis.
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It's a brilliant time to use your imagination and creative skills to impress the public or people at work.
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Here's my message to the Hope Hickses of the world: These guys you're simultaneously shielding and trying to impress?
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Both mean buying customers at any price and deferring profits in favour of user numbers that will impress investors.
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Mr Gandhi still faces an uphill battle to impress voters as a statesman of equal gravitas to Mr Modi.
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Should that not impress you, perhaps this video of Longoria opening a bottle of champagne with a sword will.
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But it's clear that her drive for perfection comes from a desire to both please and impress her fans.
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With that, we scoured the web and picked out 18 party dresses that are sure to impress this NYE.
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Artist Cat Jordan has a Coraline-inspired look that will impress — and unsettle — everyone at your next Halloween party.
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T-Mobile's stock climbed on Wednesday after the release of iPhone 7 data appeared to impress Wall Street analysts.
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Americans at the top have become the experts in countersignaling, because they don't feel they have to impress anyone.
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But the focus on expanding consumer lending, which offers a relatively low return on investment, did not impress shareholders.
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Tech firms want to provide great tools in order to attract clients to their platforms and impress AI experts.
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But if that film is to be believed, burlesque is a thing that people do exclusively to impress Cher.
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Movies, TV shows, video games — anything you can think of will impress you once its shown on this screen.
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What does it take to impress someone who's already a legend for being the fastest man in the world?
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Samsung has a chance to really impress with the Galaxy Note 9, which will be announced on Aug. 9.
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Both were dressed to impress in the photo, taken the same day Iman hit the WeWork Creator Global Finals.
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Sporting a Calvin Klein bralet, Balenciaga purse and Vera Wang over-the-knee boots, Luu was dressed to impress.
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And then she discovered running a second time because it was a way to beat and impress her brother.
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Thanks to U.K.'s Lakeland stores, domestic goddesses and amateur bakers alike can impress guests without logging into Pinterest.
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Like fancy humans, these dogs have expensive taste and are probably snooty, but you still want to impress them.
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I mean, I had to impress them somehow … I was surrounded by the biggest boy band of our lifetime!
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Before the woman arrived, I thought I'd put my track shoes on and see if I could impress him.
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However, when I encounter someone trying to impress me by pretending to care about my stupid interests, I'm flattered.
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It has a camera that probably won't impress most drone enthusiasts: a 5MP 1080p sensor that can shoot 23fps.
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She thinks there's an "aspect of snobbery" among parents who want to impress people with what they can afford.
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For one thing, why the hell is anyone wasting time trying to impress a jerk who cheated on them?
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What you will read will either impress you, or make you worry about the future of this media company.
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A kosher dessert (no need to garnish with those graham crackers) that will impress even the pickiest of bubbes.
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He reportedly tried to assassinate Reagan in an attempt to impress actress Jodie Foster, with whom he was obsessed.
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Related: You're making this island disappear But there are two things that amaze and impress me about Kipnis's decision.
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But there are some things that impress me that I can't copy or steal, due to lack of ability.
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Pair it with white wine and your favorite jazz to impress your guests at your next Homeland viewing party.
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Since then, the company has continued to impress, largely iterating on the original designed focused on an active audience.
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Talking with your kids about money also allows you to impress your financial values on your kids, said Pearl.
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VIEWS Artwork Weeknd: So you acted tough to impress the guy that gets into twitter arguments with Rae Sremmurd?
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And at the very least, the course will help you seriously upgrade your Insta feed and impress your friends.
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Ronald dela Rosa, a policeman turned senator and former drugs war commander, said Robredo had a chance to impress.
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It is going to become increasingly difficult to impress guests with perks they have come to take for granted.
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The Huskies' only remaining "signature" win, however, can come against USC, and even that won't impress a national audience.
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The motive, authorities said, was to impress actress Jodie Foster -- one of the people Hinckley is prohibited from contacting.
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Unfortunately, it only works on the iPhone's messaging app, but it's still a quirky way to impress your friends.
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When she was little, she asked Jonah to show her how to spell "Willy Wonka," to impress their mother.
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"In the current market environment investors felt there was a high bar to impress," said Jefferies analyst Michael Yee.
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Shares of TripAdvisor and Cognizant slipped 14.7 percent and 5 percent respectively, after their earnings failed to impress investors.
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Indeed, Udacity, an online education website, lists GitHub and LinkedIn profiles as two top ways to impress future employers.
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After the 1980 election, Mr. Hinckley stalked the newly elected President Reagan in an attempt to impress Ms. Foster.
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Max also hopes to impress Len with his new demos, but penetrating Len's wall of laconic indifference is daunting.
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And the next time someone tries to impress you with that fact, there will be only one response: Claro.
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The message she sends by slapping lipstick midsentence: Quinn doesn't have to impress Coleman, and they both know it.
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If Walmart fails to impress, however, the fallout will likely be felt by the rest of the consumer space.
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He often says that his professional instincts are guided by a desire to impress his seventeen-year-old self.
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Strap him with an AK-47, let him go fight his own war, let him impress daddy that way.
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I feel like other bands are just singing, and I feel like Empire really wants to impress their audience.
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In one scene, Nacita sobs in a bathroom stall after an injury threatens his chance to impress talent scouts.
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That didn't impress investors, however, and the company's share price dropped by 10 percent to close Thursday at $34.11.
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It was the kind of place I hated, an anonymous Eurozone of sleek global character too desperate to impress.
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I hoped that the reality of the rental market I'd attempted to impress upon her had finally sunk in.
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Smiling as big as they could, they stared straight ahead and waited for a turn to impress the judges.
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The app looks elegant, feels professional and could be a handy tool to impress guests at your next party.
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Even gynecologists and plastic surgeons often have limited ideas of "normal" vulvas, which they may impress upon their patients.
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Some impress with standout confidence and communication skills, while others sell themselves short by revealing a bit too much.
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By their nature, the miniature scale of these mock-ups fails to impress the way his larger sculptures do.
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That's what France got for trying to impress the Germans with excessive austerity and unnecessarily harsh labor market reforms.
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By showing progress through this settlement, PG&E can likely impress upon Judge Montali the benefits of extending exclusivity.
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That paradox — How can you impress someone when they find you disgusting intrinsically before you even open your mouth?
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Instead, striker Lautaro Martínez, 23, of Inter Milan, has been one of several in the younger generation to impress.
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But what Booker needed to do to get out of the doldrums was impress liberals and stop being ignored.
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Climbing walls and tanning beds are far less likely to impress them than, say, innovation labs and maker spaces.
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He didn't impress with his command of policy, nor did he leave anyone thinking he had commanded the stage.
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Many people answering surveys try to guess which answer will impress the surveyors, rather than stating their true preferences.
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After all, as Freeman's daughter, I was already able to impress even seasoned truthers with my half-baked knowledge.
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Fed watchers say the media blitzes are unusual, if not unprecedented, and are probably intended to impress Mr. Trump.
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He said the visit would impress upon the executives the devastation caused by the Camp Fire in November 2018.
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Ms. Kirby would loudly practice French to impress the driver, annoying the rest of the car, Mr. Quigley said.
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Choose at least three of the winning essays to read, and take note of what "writer's moves" impress you.
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But the iPhone 11, iPhone 220 Pro, and iPhone 211 Pro Max rose to the occasion to impress us.
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Many Austrian businesspeople invite international colleagues during ball season to impress them and ultimately seal deals, Ms. Kanokova said.
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The 24-year-old presented her pitch last November and managed to impress the judges, winning an $18,000 grant.
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"He's probably trying to impress her, for obvious reasons" -- Trump makes a crude reference to Lisa Page's looks pic.twitter.
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"He was doing the kind of stuff guys do to impress you, acting all full of himself," she said.
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In 2019, Zhang's shot to #1 on Forbes' list of Singapore's richest people, a feat that didn't impress everyone.
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I impress him with my knowledge of Ethiopian history, and he shows off his knowledge for his citizenship exam.
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And it's all about the camera, with features that will impress both content creators and regular phone users alike.
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Button knows that Vandoorne, potentially a far cheaper option, will be doing all he can to impress his paymasters.
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Katie Zechar was paid to pretend to work at a startup that wanted to impress a high-level executive.
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