Saturn wants to take practical action, not indulge in fantasy.
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They indulge in manicures, ladies' nights and sexy weekends away.
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Power gives people confidence to indulge in their base urges.
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Ahead, indulge in the most extreme extractions worth your while.
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The first is a willingness to indulge in spending promises.
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To praise the Academy was to indulge in personal vanity.
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I indulge in more than a few glasses of wine.
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But that doesn't mean she won't indulge in her favorites.
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Even royals must indulge in the cheesiest of wedding traditions.
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The rest of us promise to indulge in your honor.
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The film does not indulge in such an easy pleasure.
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" Only an anti-Semite would indulge in gas chamber "humor.
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If Nobel laureates indulge in them, others will follow suit.
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Do you indulge in meals when you're on the road?
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Put down the kombucha and indulge in some chocolate therapy.
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How do you indulge in the transgressive glee of destruction?
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She provides food and we indulge in cake and shakes.
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But some millennial millionaires indulge in collectible and classic cars.
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We no longer indulge in setting and not meeting expectations.
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To battle the dark and cold, we indulge in coziness.
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Or have some tea and indulge in some fantastic journalism.
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Indulge in your guilty pleasures to help balance the mood.
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"You couldn't indulge in feeling sorry for yourself," she later recalled.
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This year, Mashable invites you to indulge in the nostalgia. Why?
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Don't be afraid to indulge in a little Italian dolce vita….
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Other kids have affairs, get in fights, indulge in supervised hedonism.
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In the meantime, we can indulge in some oat milk jealousy.
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However, there is a Starbucks — I indulge in a caramel frappuccino.
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Check out these sites, and indulge in some major retail therapy.
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But she also finds ways to indulge in her favorite foods.
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Indulge in these zodiac beauty products to take the edge off.
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Or to indulge in a raging, snowbound firefight outside Penn Station.
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Then I indulge in my nightly celebrity gossip before falling asleep.
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That does not mean she cannot indulge in the occasional joke.
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Every now and then it's alright to indulge in guilty pleasures.
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Healthscope had then agreed to indulge in due diligence with Brookfield.
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It was weird to see her indulge in such regular behavior.
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Power can give us confidence to indulge in our base urges.
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Catch up on extra rest and don't indulge in paranoid thoughts.
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Adults are free to indulge in whatever consensual activities they wish.
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Elizabeth Hurley wants you to indulge in a little me-time.
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Kudos to internet for letting us indulge in one of them.
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Chytilova doesn't indulge in free-form quirkiness for its own sake.
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What types of special snacks or foods do you indulge in?
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I wish I could indulge in buying new books more often.
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The novel may indulge in a few purple paragraphs too many.
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An Italian restaurant is the ideal place to indulge in lasagna.
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If none of that sounds appetizing, than indulge in classic movies.
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He still sees no need to indulge in ornament or ostentation.
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While there, I indulge in the free bar and appetizers laid out.
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He wants to indulge in his language, to enjoy the power of
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What right do I have to indulge in my own gender trouble?
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We were so stoked to indulge in a seriously delicious baked confection.
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So, seize your opportunity to indulge in some escapist fare on Halloween.
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Find the show that echoes your mental headspace and indulge in it.
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That doesn't mean we can't indulge in the human condition of blame.
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He says he does not indulge in fancy cars and extravagant houses.
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Don't stick around library events just to indulge in the free food.
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Indulge in a wide, delicious selection of holiday foods in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Once they leave I indulge in my current comfort-Netflix show: Friends.
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He does not care to elaborate, or to indulge in dream analysis.
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During his Europe trip, we should expect him to indulge in all three.
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Planters Cheez Balls are coming back so you can indulge in your nostalgia.
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With all these diet fails, what foods are people choosing to indulge in?
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The food is yummy and I indulge in a crepe and cheese cubes.
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The film gives audiences permission to indulge in its obscene amount of sparkle.
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Nevertheless, they're starting to use Instagram to indulge in some animal meme content.
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The characters elope, break off engagements and indulge in all manner of transgressions.
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We're still eager to indulge in them any time, especially when they're free.
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One can only indulge in deluded villains portrayed as heroes for so long.
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But I'll indulge in ice cream — I rest the bowl on my belly!
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Given the competition, Mr Sun may have good reason to indulge in it.
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"You are unconsciously sabotaging your progress when you indulge in negativity," she writes.
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They both indulge in a fantastical world where the limit does not exist.
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Instead, you can indulge in the candy-flavored fog from a JUUL pod.
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There are also specific instructions provided in order to indulge in the treat.
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She is not willing to indulge in any kink that I want to.
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It's important to indulge in ancient pleasures of blanket massages from your servant.
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He did not indulge in his usual diatribes against Mexicans or Chinese people.
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However, these wipes are a rare luxury I indulge in whenever I travel.
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I now let myself indulge in all things Bieber I had previously shunned.
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The filmmaker is notoriously opaque about his films, refusing to indulge in analysis.
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Don't forget to indulge in a little self-care with your day off!
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For that reason, it's a great opportunity to indulge in a winter rosé.
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The Snack-Table Sleuth Who doesn't love to indulge in a few party treats?
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As you found success as a musician, were you tempted to indulge in those?
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It was a great way for me to indulge in all those guilty pleasures.
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Feel-good ice cream brand Enlightened wants nurses to indulge in free ice cream!
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If you're going to indulge in smoking legal marijuana, we'd suggest using a lighter.
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Instead, she loves to indulge in rare hamburgers, chocolate, cocktails and enjoying the nightlife.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Amazon can afford to indulge in some Southeast Asian shopping.
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They provide Oreos, cupcakes, chips, and salsa, and I indulge in all of them.
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Even the most loyal among us sometimes like to indulge in films about affairs.
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So I didn't really like to indulge in that because my heart would die.
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We debrief on the meeting and indulge in a little bit of work gossip.
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Please do indulge in doing something nearly as stupid as writing this song. 193.
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People who boast about openness can often indulge in all sorts of closed practices.
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The crowd gave me license to indulge in the geekdom I would otherwise suppress.
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Or maybe there's a hobby you haven't had the chance to indulge in lately.
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The pair continued to indulge in some PDA as they waited for the elevator.
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Sure, it's probably safe to indulge in a bit of that at this stage.
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Spend time with the people you love, and indulge in your favorite comfort foods.
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You can spin to Tony-winning musical scores and indulge in "Wicked"-themed yoga.
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Its body lotion is a small luxury he'll want to indulge in every day.
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To indulge in femme culture is actually to be brave, and to have strength.
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Check out the gallery to indulge in the beachin' photos of the Bondi babes.
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That mix of ventures has allowed Mr. Vale to indulge in some other pursuits.
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No matter what you're up to, don't forget to indulge in some fantastic journalism.
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Chop through the kitchen candids and indulge in what these amateur chefs are serving.
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Indulge in his back catalogue here and listen to the premiere of "Drivers" below.
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I could indulge in the activities that most other pubescent teenagers took for granted.
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Whether you indulge in them or not, illegal drugs have always been big business.
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My boyfriend regularly comes over to indulge in breakfast sandwich brunch, complete with mimosas.
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China was too poor, too recently, to indulge in that sort of virtue-signalling.
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"You not only yourself indulge in stone pelting but instigate others," one document said.
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And unlike most other crime series, they indulge in occasional commentary on Italian politics.
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You want to indulge in a shake on Sunday, we'll sell it to you.
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That way, you can indulge in being nosy while also looking compassionate. Win-win!
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Did they discuss, with an enthusiastic partner, which erotic acts to indulge in together?
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For now, at least, we have a beautiful spectacle to indulge in this summer.
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It's a little luxury that you can indulge in Tokyo from time to time.
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If you must indulge in folkloric whims, just throw some salt over your shoulder.
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But disgust pushes the viewer away, and neither Broughton nor Sudhoff indulge in this.
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To date, Mr McQueen hasn't been the sort of director to indulge in endless sequels.
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Later, when your practice becomes stronger, you can indulge in one or two additional hours.
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Puffco's no stranger to making gadgets that let cannabis concentrate users indulge in the hobby.
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There's plenty of opportunities to indulge in forest bathing—both at home and on vacation.
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Sniff the flowers, indulge in decadent food, and enjoy music (especially of the nostalgic variety).
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"And so I didn't really like to indulge in that, because my heart would die."
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Finally, with all the horrible things happening in the world, here's something to indulge in.
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Bonobos famously indulge in copious copulatory play, often settling disputes with various nonreproductive sexual configurations.
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The Sims has long allowed its fans to indulge in the most mundane of fantasies.
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The whiskey makes it an experience … you get to indulge in all three of them.
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"Traveling is so annoying, why not indulge in some comfort?" she writes on her website.
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It is here that he feels most at liberty to indulge in his worst behaviour.
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" "I don't want to indulge in too much hyperbole, but the world is falling apart.
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It's hard not to indulge in a little bit of consumerism every now and again.
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Some five-year-olds aren't even allowed to indulge in carbonated beverages, let alone caffeine.
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No, not by a nostalgic urge to indulge in the Sutter Home of my youth.
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This St. Patrick's Day, give corned beef a rest and indulge in another savory pleasure.
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I set out on a tasting tour to indulge in and rank the best preparations.
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Although she mostly sticks to clean eating, Mowry will still indulge in the occasional treat.
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Then there's a difference between what I watch officially and what I actually indulge in.
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Yes, we at TechCrunch were also tempted to indulge in this requisite millennial nostalgia exercise!
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" I was told visitors do not pay to "exchange news and indulge in small talk.
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But travellers who indulge in tobacco should recognise the way that the winds are blowing.
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This is the reason why, in the villages, people continue to indulge in discriminatory practices.
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Indulge in a classic diner breakfast, or at least enjoy a real New York bagel.
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They both like to indulge in awkward social media tributes to their exes, it seems.
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Only a very select few ladies can indulge in the 80% male legislative sausage fest.
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Gin is a quintessentially British tipple and you can indulge in small or large quantities.
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Given that crocodilians indulge in elaborate mating displays, tyrannosaur love may have involved similar rituals.
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Network news relies on these speculations most frequently, but newspapers certainly indulge in the practice.
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Get out the cast iron skillets, your best-looking livestock and indulge in fried Snickers.
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Ugliness isn't a one-way street at Trump rallies — Trump's fans indulge in it too.
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The cynicism implicit in conspiratorial thinking frees you up to indulge in anything you want.
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And in the West, indulge in a chiffon pie, huckleberry pie, or a marionberry pie.
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People who indulge in this kind of rhetorical inflation are like rats spreading bubonic plague.
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Further, he gets to indulge in his favorite dream sequence: Pretending to be a president.
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Self-care takeaway: It's acceptable to indulge in your wildest whims from time to time.
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Indulge in some of Colombia's best beaches, diving spots, and seafood in Capurganá and Sapzurro.
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It's mostly an excuse for characters to indulge in campy performances and expose their sick abs.
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In many states, we can't (legally) indulge in The Devil's Lettuce or even get health care.
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The floor has a powder room with free skin-care products, so I indulge in that.
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Francis has condemned organized crime groups, saying their members indulge in the "the adoration of evil".
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Yup, you can indulge in ice cream and still feel good about yourself in the process.
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For now, we'll indulge in the tabloids "we'd never read," and turn on our Google alerts.
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Some right-of-centre politicians, playing on fears that one will happen, indulge in Trumpian rhetoric.
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I played the crappy Acclaim games because it was an excuse to indulge in South Park.
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The culprit: Kyle, for refusing to indulge in the pleasures of the flesh outside of marriage.
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We've rounded up all the movie and TV show marathons to indulge in this holiday weekend.
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But one day a week, she allows her kids to indulge in order to find balance.
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With the rise of legal weed, it's no surprise that many indulge in masturbating while stoned.
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Ms Perel is not suggesting that couples in a rut indulge in a bit of infidelity.
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On days off, however, he can explore the cities he's in and indulge in local cuisine.
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I also indulge in a brownie I made over the weekend because life is short, man.
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With warm weather finally here, you may be excited to indulge in foods that scream summer.
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Put your phone on silent, cancel all plans, and prepare to indulge in the sweetest slumber.
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Go on, let yourself indulge in a little retail therapy to cope with this latest loss.
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The aim has always been to indulge in an extreme but harmless form of romantic fantasy.
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This salad makes the magic of elotes even easier to indulge in by making it spoonable.
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I'm guessing all of us have something we indulge in that'd make others raise an eyebrow.
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Indulge in comfort food, don your favorite loungewear, and curl up with your loved ones, Taurus!
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Following the death of his father, Seaman could indulge in his passion with less parental opposition.
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So Booker can't indulge in smoked salt caramels, as Obama did, because they contain milk chocolate.
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Twilley doesn't indulge in bitterness, but it is hard not to sense that it is there.
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Strowman looked like a vicious madman using his size to indulge in his most violent whims.
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Back at the hotel, Robby and Jordan indulge in a spa day with facials and pedicures.
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The chef life allowed me to indulge in after-hours intimacy that sated my physical needs.
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A similar rise was also recorded among the "Selbstverwalter" - "self-administrators" - who indulge in similar activities.
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If you're looking to indulge in some new literature, check out this month's book selection below.
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However, to indulge in hand-wringing over human rights is not just defeatist -- it is misdirected.
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It is one thing to indulge in competitiveness talk in a world fundamentally headed toward integration.
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You shall never indulge in the conceit of imagining that you are better than we are.
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With spirits so high, some Democrats will be tempted to indulge in best-case-scenario thinking.
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As for cabin comfort, Mr. Gao said Chinese leaders do not indulge in overly fancy interiors.
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Indulge in platitudes like "lyrical melody" and "haunting chords" and you're a pathetic lightweight, a philistine.
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Make room for self-care: spend time with a best friend, indulge in some flirtatious banter.
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Its members indulge in a wide variety of activities, including with creatures of the same sex.
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The holidays are yet another excuse for us to indulge in binge cooking and binge eating.
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A person approaching 50 often finds it a time to indulge in self-reflection and assessment.
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In what-if mode, you can indulge in historical counterfactuals: what if the Ottoman empire had survived?
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That doesn't mean Merritt doesn't have his cheat days – though he makes sure to indulge in moderation.
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I slowly get up and indulge in some chi chi dango that B. brought back for me.
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Feel free to indulge in some coy canine flirtation, to perk you up when you're feeling down.
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At Dō's actual store, however, you'll be able to indulge in much more than just cookie dough.
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Just because it's officially fall doesn't mean we can't still indulge in a frozen treat or two.
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Halloween is the perfect excuse to dress up, eat sweets, and generally indulge in all things spooky.
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That oncoming trend will simultaneously slow down passing games and indulge in our collective bloodlust. Win-win.
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For years, Laura Rosenthal's metabolism allowed her to indulge in her fast food habit without gaining weight.
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But one thing neither she nor Ice T do is indulge in "baby talk" with their daughter.
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People who do not need to engage in wage-labour can indulge in other, more fulfilling activities.
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We couldn't indulge in some good old-fashioned nationwide panic about, say, zombies or sexy teenage vampires.
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You can still indulge in robotics with this kit that you can tote around anywhere and everywhere.
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But if you don't have cable anymore, it's kind of fun to indulge in idle channel surfing.
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It is a very sleepy day for you, Pisces; indulge in as much rest as you can.
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Don't miss a single chance to indulge in the best summer treat there is, free ice cream!
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That's not to say I do not indulge in my dad's cooking every once in a while!
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I needed vitamins, but I also needed fat, so I let myself indulge in anything I wanted.
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Sometimes they're disfigured, and sometimes they indulge in things that comfort them, and sometimes they're outright disgusting.
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Sometimes it's appropriate to indulge in your feelings and other times it's appropriate to shut them off.
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Being at a diner, I had to indulge in a shake; I opted for the strawberry one.
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But feel free to indulge in ricotta, swiss, and mascarpone cheeses, which are surprisingly low in sodium.
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It's the perfect day of the week to indulge in something a little bit different and fun.
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Wear plenty of pearls and moonstones in honor of glamorous Venus, and indulge in some beauty treatments.
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Ever noticed that when you're stressed, you indulge in food that you know is bad for you?
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The message is that the threat posed by Trump is too great to indulge in family squabbling.
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There is this armchair activism that we indulge in – we raise our voice and then settle down.
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As leaves turn red, orange, and yellow, many people indulge in fall drinks from Starbucks and Dunkin'.
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But Hayes isn't describing canonical melancholy, the pined-for vision of mortality that poets sometimes indulge in.
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I'll indulge in one look backwards to 2017, which may foretell a future of sorts for some.
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You don't have to head on a tropical vacation to indulge in a slice of island life.
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In the early hours of March 10, we all certainly felt compelled to indulge in those emotions.
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The president, of course, still found time to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes: attacking people.
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Mr. Mueller is a by-the-book sort of prosecutor, not one to indulge in such ploys.
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He didn't indulge in those types of things because he didn't need to—he was so evolved.
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They build over time and a million tiny slights that each person can't help but indulge in.
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I've been married for 98 years and my wife and I still indulge in all those habits.
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Since childhood, he has idealized American sports leagues for their willingness to indulge in flashiness and fun.
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Whatever you're doing and wherever you're going, take a minute to indulge in some very fine journalism.
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While many massages on offer, this is especially the place to indulge in facials and beauty treatments.
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So, while the spell of Halloween is at full potency, indulge in the spirit at the cinema.
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Still, there's always one student who thinks he can indulge in something illicit and still appear normal.
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Paris has time to indulge in such rites because she cannot be bothered with mundane kitchen tasks.
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Gout is also back, as more Americans indulge in purine-rich foods like beer, bacon, and beef.
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"To indulge in sexual immorality is to make oneself and one's desires an idol," the column said.
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These options are a surefire way to help your loved ones indulge in a little me-time.
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Indulge in fresh gaufres chaudes (hot waffles) topped with strawberries, whipped cream, Nutella, and more in Belgium.
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You could also indulge in some authentic Mexican cuisine (and apparently killer margaritas) at the Red Iguana.
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It's fine to indulge in self-improvement material as long as you understand your relationship to it.
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Most people fly to Rome to see the sights, indulge in the food, and experience the culture.
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Drugs carry too high of a penalty and are too expensive for most youths to indulge in.
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At the height of my rage, I decided it was time to indulge in my own pleasure.
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Today is Popcorn Lovers Day and these stars can't help but indulge in America's favorite salty snack.
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You don't have to make a stop at your local liquor store to indulge in this nightcap, though.
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What's more, "Chuck Pierce Is Blind" is willing to indulge in a bunch of different kinds of jokes.
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Swipe right to see the 10 cold-weather basics we're gifting ourselves that you should indulge in, too.
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I have a bowl of Cheerios and indulge in a piece of sourdough bread with some scrambled eggs.
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I get a pomodoro spaghetti for the main course and indulge in a mule for my second cocktail.
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Enlightened's Frozen Hot Cocoa Ice Cream Bar is a low-calorie way to indulge in this chocolate trend.
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Give him a reason to indulge in some nice wine by giving him a gift card to Winc.
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My coworkers indulge in beer and apple cider while I attempt to fit in with my sparkling water.
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Indulge in your favorite comfort foods (Taurus would—why shouldn't you?) and relax as much as possible today.
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I don't like making big purchases, but I generally let myself indulge in smaller treats throughout the month.
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That might cause the ECB and Bank of Japan to indulge in a further round of monetary easing.
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Tweetsie, however, asks that you indulge in simpler pleasures—and that you check political correctness at the door.
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Give her a reason to indulge in some nice wine by giving her a gift card to Winc.
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People pay upward of $83 each to indulge in a 12- to 15-course dinner infused with cannabis.
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But for the most part, it's okay to indulge in a little stress-venting every now and then.
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Travelers can indulge in heart-shaped pizzas, gnocchi in pink sauce, red velvet desserts and strawberry ice cream.
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As long as there's been an internet, there have been people using it to indulge in emotional oversharing.
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There was also an icy river nearby in case I wanted to indulge in some calorie-burning thermogenics.
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Proponents of the "Come for the tool, stay for the network" theory sometimes indulge in revisionist product history.
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So go ahead and indulge in your fantasies — and maybe even pledge to pleasure yourself for charity's sake.
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I've recently had the opportunity to indulge in a few lengthy conversations with some very popular conservative figures.
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Some indulge in brief cross table talk, but most settle for a handshake and some post-match chatting.
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One of the best things about watching a show is being able to indulge in the fan theories.
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They'll occasionally indulge in a few apple slices but probably wouldn't eat a whole apple in one sitting.
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Because I've had to cut down on my social networking, I've found time to indulge in other pursuits.
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Writing a book encourages tangents and twists and turns that you can't indulge in a half-hour script.
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To get away with his crimes, Harris needs the police around him to also indulge in illegal activity.
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Instead, stay in bed and sleep, or indulge in a binge-watching session while relaxing on the couch.
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Now, nowhere in the note does he say that employees can't indulge in some marijuana outside of work.
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Do I want to live like a local in a hip apartment, or indulge in a swanky hotel?
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Though shoes aren't involved, children celebrating the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah also tend to indulge in sweet treats.
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We should be outraged at what ISIS does, but we should not indulge in self-righteousness or superiority.
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Like our youngest Spice Girl, they're happy to stop and smell the roses or indulge in sweet treats.
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The clique indulge in a game of basketball, football, and even some wrestling before playing cops and robbers.
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The ability to more freely indulge in libations, in fact, ushered in a new era of bar products.
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Alone time is something you rarely get—indulge in it tonight and see what magic comes of it.
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After Blitz came out as a coulrophiliac, his wife was more than happy to indulge in his fetish.
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I imagined on the 20th anniversary that we would come together and indulge in our grief as always.
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All these youths would need to indulge in such "social pathological phenomena" is $10,000 to buy the currency.
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I'm sensitive about my overactive tear ducts so I like to indulge in a nice under eye cream.
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"Citizens must not abuse social media and indulge in spreading misinformation that causes fear and panic," it said.
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In the fragile era after Mao's death, the freedom to indulge in such texts was a heady experience.
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I also have a creative or artistic side that I indulge in after work in my studio practice.
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So, you could indulge in recent nostalgia or dip back to revisit your favorite tracks from other years.
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Edward is very rich in ways that allow the book to indulge in both shelter and merchandise porn.
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Besides, we would be wise not to over-indulge in a fuel with a history of price volatility.
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Do you devour bad movies, indulge in junk food or partake in board games or "Truth or Dare"?
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Its strength was in how it let its audience indulge in judgment while the show itself suspended it.
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I also indulge in impatient snaps at her, relying on the high probability that she won't remember them.
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For the last decade, there were moments when I allowed myself to indulge in the inverted pleasures of oblivion.
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Celebs not currently camped out in sunny L.A. are taking the opportunity to indulge in their favorite wintry activities.
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The temporary spaces allowed people to network, attend panels and indulge in other complimentary offerings like makeup touch-ups.
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"They indulge in negative social rituals, and that's how their ties are bound tighter and tighter together," she said.
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There aren't any time constraints on your adventure, so just indulge in the moment and absorb what he's saying.
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I think Blue accomplished that goal, and I occasionally even indulge in the bass-boosted On+ amp setting, too.
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And if the mood is right they may indulge in a polite — though, by chimpanzee standards, wildly promiscuous — orgy.
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Ahead we've rounded up the best and most badass in gourmet goodies and gifts to buy and indulge in.
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But men are also vulnerable to injury because they're more likely to indulge in high-risk behaviors than women.
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It does not prop Gloria up with a stirring musical score, or allow her to indulge in much fantasy.
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If only we all had such a great excuse to indulge in the filthy seductress that is the Quesarito.
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When it comes to making edgy content, not every streaming service wants to indulge in a "no rules" rule.
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And if you're looking to indulge in some temperature play, warming lubricants can be a great place to start.
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Part of the excitement comes from seeing a partner indulge in a guilty pleasure without regard for social rules.
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The rewards allow him to indulge in the one thing he loves but would never otherwise splurge on: travel.
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With the last of winter behind them, locals can indulge in numerous entertainments that herald the arrival of spring.
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While it's okay to indulge in a pastry or tea in the bath, Jones warns away from yesterday's leftovers.
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But what she doesn't typically get to indulge in while the sun is shining is a bit of pampering.
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And depending on your spending guilt levels, you can indulge in one for a few bucks or a hundred.
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This is why it even makes sense to self indulge in gloomy tunes from an evolutionary point of view.
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Faction charges $50 an hour for teaching services, where he teaches couples how to safely indulge in BDSM sex.
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The traditional King's Day flea market gives the Dutch a chance to indulge in their favourite pastime: bargain-hunting.
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Some of us seem to crave these foods, and often consequently over-indulge in them, more than others. Why?
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ITC's recommendation gave Trump reason to indulge in two of his favorite activities: appeasing American manufacturers and knocking China.
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However, Dos Santos does indulge in a deep lean down to his left side whenever he throws that overhand.
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After indicating he wasn't going to indulge in the bread, Freeman reached over and treated himself from Markey's plate.
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While Hathaway selects reclaimed ensembles, she also found a way to indulge in other areas of style and beauty.
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"Hellman would hardly be the first American literary figure to indulge in touching up an unsatisfactory reality," he wrote.
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Above all, indulge in your personal freedom, because you will never have such a radical expanse of it again.
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All this got me thinking, did the Pilgrims and Indians indulge in oyster ice cream back in Plymouth Colony?
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She also provides options should you not want to indulge in pricey saffron, a typical component in risotto Milanese.
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Foodies will also love the farm-to-table rooftop kitchen to indulge in a craft cocktail and fresh fare.
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Buchholz later became a tennis entrepreneur and is now retired in Florida; he does not indulge in easy nostalgia.
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It's a simulacrum of comfort of my own making, and I indulge in it as much as I can.
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Those interested in the infamous Gambino crime family will have at least two chances to indulge in coming weeks.
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Along the way, though, he has various other owners, allowing the movie to indulge in assorted hero-dog fantasies.
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With or without its scarecrows, Kettlewell is a particularly fine place to indulge in a celebration of rural Englishness.
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Keeping a private plane on hand is a costly business that even the mega wealthy may not indulge in.
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For 4,000 shillings, sit in their garden and indulge in fresh cheeses, organic salads, the ice cream and wine.
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It is normal, even routine, for presidents to indulge in weekend recreation out of sight of the news media.
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Being able to indulge in delicious homemade meals is one of the main reasons we love the holiday season.
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The country was founded in 1947 by Mohammed Ali Jinnah, who was known to indulge in the occasional drink.
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It's important not to indulge in an easy cynicism, to say that politicians have always lied and always will.
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"I had met her several months before but didn't have the time to indulge in meaningless conversation," he said.
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It seemed odd to indulge in cultural nostalgia for a city whose main asset is undeniably its imperial past.
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And if you hang around criminals and indulge in their slippery lifestyle, it'll eventually catch up and topple you.
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And the only cherry pie she seems to indulge in has a crust and is baked in the oven.
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King has the opportunity here to indulge in the reversal of a patriarchal society's status quo in her reimagined China.
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Before you indulge in usual Black Friday antics like screaming and panicking and buying everything in sight, take a breath.
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In case you needed another excuse to indulge in a scoop of ice cream, these restaurants are giving you one.
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It was a good way, she said, to stay in shape and still indulge in her favorite Japanese rice crackers.
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However, the perfume boom clearly shows her fans are still willing to indulge in the sweet scent of brand loyalty.
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Not paying attention to Donald Trump's tweets is a luxury all of us wish we could indulge in more often!
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Allows us to watch millions of cooking shows, Live Rugby League, and for me to indulge in countless reality shows.
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College is one of the very few opportunities you have in life to indulge in not looking your best everyday.
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Everywhere we turn we're getting more encouragement to indulge in the sometimes pricey green fruit from restaurants, cafes, and more.
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The company is all about helping people indulge in their sweet tooth without compromising dietary restrictions or a healthy lifestyle.
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Staying on top of your budget can mean peace of mind when/if you finally DO indulge in that latte.
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They knew exactly how to satisfy a late night sweet-tooth and that was to indulge in some fine cheesecake.
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It would combine present-day social concerns with strange new technology, while still letting Altered Carbon indulge in retro-futurism.
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My coworkers continue to indulge in drinks but I told myself I was going to work out after this dinner.
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Now you can indulge in all (or none) of the upcoming pumpkin-flavored fervor, inside a subtly pumpkin-spiced apartment.
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Wait to indulge in Halloween candy until November 1st, and you'll be enjoying the sweet, sweet taste of a discount.
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Or you're just in the mood to indulge in some light online shopping to distract from the upcoming months' madness.
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This in turn gives consumers the freedom to indulge in their sweet tooth and develop a distinctly customized vape style.
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Of course, you don't have to smear your partner's head with your foot sweat to indulge in a foot fetish.
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And when you indulge in your favorite dish, one could say It was like an angel peeing on your tongue.
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Unlike recent serialized series that indulge in hard-to-decipher storytelling, "Twin Peaks" has earned the right to be weird.
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There is no better time to indulge in football shaped carbohydrates, sweets decorated like tiny pigskins and entire edible stadiums.
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With this kit, she'll be able to make the delectable goodies herself and indulge in her impressive work immediately after.
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" Guilt-ridden whites are too eager to self-flagellate and indulge in the patronizing exercise of accepting their "white privilege.
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I think they do mean something—even if I also think you should allow yourself to indulge in them anyway.
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Appreciate the color of your surroundings, watch a few cat videos, order PostMates, or otherwise indulge in your 2019 luxuries.
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Four hours of intense relaxation also costs a whopping $495, so it's not something you're going to indulge in monthly.
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Hwang senses a cathartic experience from reading all of these books that identify, and then indulge in, your particular fears.
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Relax. We've narrowed down a fun list of bake-friendly games to indulge in on this, the stoniest of holidays.
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Bao believes portion control and reducing how often we indulge in fried food can be steps toward protecting our health.
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BAG OF BAGELS After spin class I indulge in fresh bagels, smoked salmon, cream cheese and pastries from Tal Bagels.
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But with more than one-third of Americans obese, is there a healthy way to indulge in the sweet treat?
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In calmer times, Arabs from across the region would flock to indulge in Lebanon's glitzy rooftop bars and mega-clubs.
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Plus, we tend to hibernate, indulge in richer foods, and spend more time indoors eating Talenti out of the container.
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I eat clean for the most part, but am human and love to indulge in dessert every now and then.
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When tomatoes are in season, we'd basically consider it a crime to not indulge in a BLT at least once.
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If you're thirsty, you can choose from a selection of 25 soda flavors or indulge in an ice-cream float.
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At the end, the leader delivered a stern message: do not indulge in a public spat with the central bank.
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It's a minimal setting and truthfully, you're better off booking an appointment elsewhere to indulge in the full spa experience.
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America needs good luck now more than ever, so why not indulge in foods that might bring it to us?
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Jacques doesn't put much stock in imagination, regularly choosing instead to indulge in whatever he likes without disguising his desire.
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I did, however, indulge in a tankful of Sea Monkeys, which were marketed by the same man, Harold von Braunhut.
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"We don't want people to misuse the internet services and indulge in propaganda, which is not called for," he said.
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It is something that I get to indulge in and be playful with [...] It has made me feel pretty invincible.
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I indulge in my nighttime routine because no kids means I can take my sweet time from start to finish.
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You must not succumb to the comic-book temptation to glorify gore or indulge in the macabre bloodsloshing of murder.
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Everyone has those days where all you want to do is indulge in junk food and drink a cold one.
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Life is hard and the world is on fire; maybe we deserve to indulge in some good old simple pleasures.
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Traditionally, before Lent begins, observers indulge in things they'll give up for the next six weeks, Dr. Brown told us.
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When workers indulge in unhealthy habits and get chronically sick, lost productivity and expensive medical bills can quickly add up.
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More concerning are the essays that indulge in lax thinking, which is hard to hide in a 750-word piece.
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You don't have to be celebrating Passover to indulge in the pleasures of deep, savory chicken broth and unleavened bread.
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It allows you to indulge in both sides of things more, if you are able to counteract it with another thing.
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And aside from domestic and world politics, there is a third activity that the alt-right likes to indulge in: revenge.
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"French fries and vino are my vices," she explains, saying she'd rather enjoy a glass of wine than indulge in dessert.
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Rather than continuing to hone your craft, you indulge in the benefits of your prior success, which inevitably damages future performance.
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After the referendum, households continued to indulge in unsecured borrowing, thanks in part to the Bank of England's looser monetary policy.
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Indulge in the sustainable-chic picks ahead so you can look good and feel good (in more ways than just one...).
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However, a couple times a year, I indulge in some live television and it's almost always for a major awards show.
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Should anyone be offended, you can laugh at their foolishness: You got to indulge in garlicky heaven, and they have not!
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However, just because something is made to underscore a point or indulge in some gallows humor doesn't mean it can't hurt.
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Now is the time to watch Netflix movies, and indulge in a hopeless romantic's favorite hobby: living out sweeping love stories.
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Grab this set to indulge in a variety of scents including Mango, British Rose, Shea, Almond Milk and Honey, and Strawberry.
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Here are some of our best bets for the next time you want to indulge in the City on a Hill.
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Give the donuts a hard pass but indulge in some oatmeal and egg white omelet with toasted multigrain flatbread at Dunkin'.
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If you're going to indulge in a mini-hibernation, why not settle into your kitchen and tackle cooking projects head-on.
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The backdrop for all of this is a sci-fi thriller that isn't afraid to indulge in its clear Hollywood inspirations.
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Pampering Dragonfly Foot MassageThere are plenty of places to indulge in Beijing, but this spot is truly unique, quiet, and serene.
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Most highly selective American universities indulge in "legacy preferences"—positive discrimination for relatives of alumni—that disproportionately benefit the already rich.
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Sanchez told ABC he hopes to buy a house for him and his wife, and may indulge in some hearing aids.
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More women, though, about 60 percent, plan to indulge in some self-love this Valentine's Day by purchasing chocolates for themselves.
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Swing by any of the restaurants below to indulge in a plate of free or discounted French fries on July 13.
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All the while, nobles went on to indulge in newer trends like drinking tea, using forks to eat, and smoking opium.
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She would sell candy, make arts and crafts, scope out potential members, and indulge in Big Mac picnics (Moon's favourite food).
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" Indulge In Little Luxuries "My time is really limited, so everything that I do is truly a luxury and self-care.
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In this '80s power anthem homage, the girls indulge in "some kind of primal ritual we need now and then," i.e.
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And given how well Ctrl stands up in this busy year, there's every reason to indulge in some best case scenarios.
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But he admitted that he does make an effort to sometimes indulge in the perks of mirror touch, without the pain.
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This sort of complacency sends a not so subtle signal, a green light, to those who indulge in white supremacist rhetoric.
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It doesn't mean they don't love nice things or indulge in them; it means they approach success from a different mindset.
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CIDERFEAST (Saturday) Cider aficionados won't have to wait until Cider Week rolls around this fall to indulge in their favorite beverage.
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It's also a great lighter option for guests who don't want to indulge in too many fried dishes before a meal.
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I also love Tex-Mex and Mexican food and have been known to indulge in a taco or two a week.
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One tried-and-true way to cure a debilitating case of the Mondays is to indulge in a little retail therapy.
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After a practice or before a game, many indulge in video games, a movie, a book or the ever-popular nap.
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That's right: most of us would probably prefer to indulge in Swansea against Aston Villa than move things into the bedroom.
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Still, they don't indulge in the open racism of other sectors of the alt-right—until you hit the comments section.
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Taurus signs love to indulge in hedonism with their partner and will cherish amazing meals and exciting nights out with you.
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Finally, here was a place where I could indulge in all the gratuitous wedding talk I wanted, anonymously and guilt-free.
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If you're looking to get into an emerging genre of music, take a moment to indulge in some amino acid jazz.
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Atlantic Avenue Pub Care to indulge in a nice pint of Guinness at one of New York's finest dumpster-adjacent tables?
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I made sure to indulge in a few of these cups, just to make absolutely sure they were still a thing.
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Sexy Venus in sensual Capricorn brings a wonderful opportunity to indulge in massage, good food, music, dance, and just enjoying yourself!
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The narrative of Hill House gives him a chance to indulge in both to his heart's content, and indulge he does.
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Though guilt can enhance pleasure in some cases, it can also push us to indulge in behaviors we feel guilty about.
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The Occidental Grand Papagayo is an all-inclusive resort, but the women did not feel they could indulge in the buffets.
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Like most superstars, a successful career has allowed Serena Williams to indulge in a guilty pleasure, although hers is particularly pricey.
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I indulge in a few treats, and we all have fun cooing at the cute baby clothes and toys she receives.
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INDULGE IN LOCAL SPECIALTIES What fun is it to see a big game or race without some good eating thrown in?
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So if you're planning to indulge in a few candy cane cocktails, make sure you're replacing your electrolytes and staying hydrated.
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If you have been longing to indulge in more refined luggage, now may be the time to spring for something new.
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It's alcohol- and paraben-free, so you won't have to mess around with irritating chemicals to fully indulge in rosé season.
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And, hey, by saving on airfare, you&aposll have extra cash to indulge in more food and activities during your vacation.
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When older children indulge in the mythology of Santa, they are playing the game with adults, who themselves enjoy the fantasy.
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However, business travelers on an extended visit or those looking to indulge in a special stay will enjoy the upgraded accommodation.
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Yet here it was made quite clear that vaping is a big fucking deal, especially to those who indulge in it.
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Beach Chalet: Why live in the City by the Bay if you're not going to occasionally indulge in all things beachy?
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He doesn't have Iman Shumpert-esque emotional meltdowns, and he is sufficiently over himself not to indulge in a heat-check.
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This means you can don flannel, sip pumpkin spice lattes, and, most importantly, indulge in the return of really good fall television.
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Babies (who, may we remind you, already have it great) get to indulge in hydrotherapy and massage sessions from AUD$85 ($65).
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Even Glenn and Maggie, who are married and apparently very much in love, rarely indulge in anything other than a chaste kiss.
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Plus, there is arguably ascientific reason to indulge in chocolate and other sweets if you have symptoms of premenstrual syndrome or PMS.
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"It says that people love extravagance and are willing to pay the price to indulge in such extravagant menu items," he added.
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Ruth's Chris Steakhouse For $49, they're throwing in a $25 gift card for mom to return and indulge in it all again.
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Indulge in this visual artistry ... and remember, the full video is coming soon ... so now you have a reason to keep living.
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I'm not going to indulge in specifics, but there's any number of new age concepts and therapies that fit in that category.
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But for the four remaining episodes of Game of Thrones, we're going to indulge in theories — and study up on scar aesthetics.
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"This package is designed for fans to escape daily life and indulge in some of the treats served at Hogwarts," they said.
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Nothing appears to have been signed yet, however, allowing rivals to indulge in what may be little more than flights of fantasy.
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Crop Over always ends with Kadooment Day, where masquerade bands play and revelers indulge in the sickest street party you can imagine.
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Indulge in a Pineapple Rickey These fresh, tropical cocktails—served in a cheerful pineapple "cup"—will bring a smile to any face.
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It's Monday, which means we have to wait a whole week until we have time to indulge in a long, leisurely brunch.
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But lately, my schedule (and basically, my life) has become too hectic for me to even indulge in sucking my pores dry.
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Of course, it's a chance to show the practices of 1800s French royal custom and to indulge in the frilly blancmange costumes.
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Earlier this month, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star tried to get Saint to indulge in her love for Snapchat filters.
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Instead, you can use it as an opportunity to practice self-reflection, self-care, and indulge in time alone or with friends.
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Then, with glasses in hand, you close out your tab, retreat to your friends, and indulge in your hard-earned summer Friday.
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But there are 2 million AdSense publishers and many indulge in click-bait headlines, simply because users are, well, clicking on them.
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Sorry, but I just love this movie far too much to indulge in some lesser facsimile trying to ride on its coattails.
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Bengaluru FC fans indulge in a lot of chanting and singing throughout the game and the atmosphere on match days is terrific.
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If that gigantic turkey dinner wasn't enough for you, perhaps you'd like to indulge in this giant meal of a sex toy.
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Lip service Indulge in a luxurious experience with Christian Louboutin lipstick ($90), which will make your lips radiant and perfectly kissable. 753.
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During the aughts, book clubs became framed as leisurely meetings where women could indulge in wine, cheese, sweets, and even the spa.
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His role, as he described it, was to set the stage for Mr. Lewis to ad-lib and indulge in physical comedy.
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Guests can indulge in the restaurant Aqua, designed by the chef behind the three Michelin-starred Aqua in the Wolfsburg Ritz-Carlton.
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There is no better time than now to indulge in the thrill of flying, and we don't mean getting on a plane.
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As fun as it is to indulge in theories about robots taking over, it would be unwise for us to fear technology.
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And at the same time, you could let her online shop in peace and indulge in meals out together here and there.
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Cook said joining Apple — under Steve Jobs' strong vision — lifted a "psychological burden," freeing him to indulge in work that served humanity.
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Literature commonly recommends time, community, spiritual connection, and a little extra effort to indulge in the things that feel goo to you.
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Equally consistent is Apple's teasing or trolling with the invite, which I'm now going to indulge in deciphering for the 2016 edition.
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It's common, even understandable, that fans would indulge in a kind of hero worship regarding stars from fields like entertainment and sports.
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That said, sampling local specialties is a pleasurable part of any trip, so feel free to indulge in them but in moderation.
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It is not simply about adolescence; it is itself adolescent in its willingness to indulge in sheer rage unalloyed with nuanced thought.
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Like the sentiments that drove the zoot suit riots of 1943, black and brown women are not allowed to indulge in overabundance.
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"Fab offers people the opportunity to indulge in certain desires—however, it also highlights questionable personal values and cultural views," he says.
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His tendency to indulge in truther-ish speculation about the September 11 attacks has spurred internet flame wars in more recent years.
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You're also free to send the micro books to your Kindle account so you can indulge in them even without internet access.
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I also indulge in some of the ice cream that I bought earlier with a stroopwafel my parents brought back from Amsterdam.
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Indulge in small pleasuresHappiness researcher Elizabeth Dunn recommends that people spend smaller amounts of money more frequently instead of buying larger items.
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Pullman is too savvy to indulge in the kind of simplistic polemic that propels the celebrity of New Atheists like Richard Dawkins.
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I drive to the nearest McDonald's drive-thru window, grab a snack-size Oreo McFlurry, and happily indulge in the parking lot.
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And if you'll allow us to indulge in a little gloomy homerism, it has been a dreadful decade for New York sports.
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That's why, each time we hit the hair aisle, we can't help but want to indulge in trying the latest and greatest.
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Fortunately, I got old and don't have to work anymore, so I can indulge in my hygge needs most of the time.
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No doubt Hauser & Wirth came here for a similar reason: to indulge in the verdant scenery just beyond London's drab, gray grasp.
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With 24-hour access to a media lab, fabrication shops and foundry, students can indulge in the widest possible range of making.
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Indulge in some guilty pleasure reading — or better yet, don't feel guilty at all, because these books are worth every page-turning minute.
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But as for whipping up a less healthful snack, like a chocolate milkshake, study participants preferred to indulge in a ready-made version.
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It's a shame Swift didn't take to the red carpet, however, because those are some labels we indulge in seeing throughout awards season.
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If you're anything like us, then you, too, indulge in finding how anything can somehow, in any way, relate to the Spice Girls.
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So take our advice and — after you've checked everyone off your holiday gift list — sit back, relax, and indulge in some self-care.
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But there's also something fascinating about the fact that Robinson lets viewers indulge in this violent fantasy for as long as she does.
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Only in those dark moments at night, when she was alone at home, would she allow herself to indulge in her feminine beauty.
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With the sun chilling in your domestic zone until the 22nd, indulge in nights in, home-cooked meals, and laughing at online videos.
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We go to one of the oldest steakhouses near Wall Street, where we indulge in Kobe beef filet mignon and whole steamed lobster.
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Are you familiar with the sense of relief that sometimes comes when we stop listening to music and indulge in peace and silence?
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Although I do indulge in a nice pair of shoes from time to time, the bulk of what we make is being stockpiled.
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So if you're looking to indulge in a more earthy fall flavor this season, check out some classic recipes from Pinterest below. 1.
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I love horror movies and influencers, and I absolutely love an opportunity to indulge in almond-sized entertainment products while on the job.
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There you can finally indulge in all your Nutella fantasies, with cooking demonstrations, bakery stalls, chocolate stalls, food trucks, art installations, and more.
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Fair food You don't need to go to the county or state fair to indulge in the awesomeness found in deep-fried Twinkies.
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And if there were ever a day to indulge in some (fully-cooked) hot doggery, it would be today: National Hot Dog Day.
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The show's two signature nerds, Bran and Samwell Tarly condescend to each other, decide to compare mythologies, and indulge in a flashback together.
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Ben & Jerry's has plenty of exciting new stuff out in grocery stores to indulge in, as well (though not free, but still cool).
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The wealthy can afford state-of-the-art security and Purge insurance to protect themselves, and weapons to indulge in the evening's violence.
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I'm not going to indulge in that kind of thing until there's someone in my life who I am introducing to my kids.
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"I try to indulge in moderation, but let's be honest I'm human and I love food and that doesn't always happen," she writes.
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This will find your intuition particularly activated—make an effort to record your dreams in a journal or indulge in some fantasy novels.
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In Westworld, guests are invited to indulge in violent and sexual fantasies, using the regressive frontier backdrop to explore their wildest, darkest desires.
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I spent a night in a Deluxe King Room and would recommend it those looking to indulge in an upscale, five-star hotel.
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When I choose to indulge in a local hotel stay, I prefer properties that feel like a respite from the city's frenetic pace.
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But look beyond the sensationalized, Trump-style rhetoric that everyone seems to indulge in nowadays to the quiet, sober, behind-the-scenes truth.
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Before I look into this further, though, I will take a break from working and instead indulge in my own favorite 2016 habit.
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Oh, we see Chekhov and Ibsen and indulge in the occasional French comedy, but those works tend to be decades or centuries old.
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Indulge in Nest Fragrance's pumpkin chai candle, Anthropologie's maple leaves with actual leaves in it, or a pumpkin patch-inspired candle from Homesick.
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For many, Lunar New Year festivities signify a chance to spend time with family, indulge in decadent feasts, and exchange some heartfelt gifts.
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I would forego them, and instead, go a few doors down to Mara's Homemade and indulge in the best chocolate cream pie around.
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Rather than indulge in a bender, I decided to follow whatever routine I wanted, so long as it gave me time to write.
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"It taught me to see the difference between when to turn to self-preserving behaviors and when to indulge in risk," she said.
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You might think you eat a lot because you pig out every once in awhile, or indulge in the occasional junk food binge.
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You can even indulge in a stash of chocolate, though the healthiest kind is dark chocolate, which is rich in anti-aging flavanols.
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If great tunes and a bonfire weren't enough, there were s'mores and cozy lounge spots for the crowd to indulge in—for free!
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When with fellow Aussies in New York, I tend to drop my glue-factory cool and indulge in the wonder of modern Americana.
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For his part, Mr. Henderson declined in a recent interview to indulge in the put-downs that come so easily to his antagonist.
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The sixth-generation winemaker says he doesn't "indulge" in marijuana, but is curious about the financial opportunities that go along with the crop.
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But if you do want to indulge in some self-promotion, Sezer says that there are two ways you can go about it.
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He didn't let the usual barrage of petty insults fly or indulge in his loony lovey-dovey talk about the lethal Vladimir Putin.
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Wright's injuries have limited him to 75 games during the past two seasons — and counting — but he refused to indulge in self-pity.
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"As President, I will not indulge in anything," Johnson vowed, as if he were J.F.K. promising not to take directions from the Pope.
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With 24-hour access to a media lab, fabrication shops and a foundry, students can indulge in the widest possible range of making.
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I would no longer indulge in societal clichés and I would let the people I love know how much I love them every day.
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With Trump making unfounded accusations against Obama this weekend, it makes sense that Google's smart speaker would indulge in a right-wing conspiracy theory.
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Finally, in late May yet more accounts of a company culture that continues to indulge in some of the worst tech-bro stereotypes emerged.
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He wanted to indulge in some nostalgia and poke fun at the music from the time that people claim to hate, but secretly love.
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Those who had a Magnises black card had access to a West Village townhouse where members could indulge in some causal cocktails and oysters.
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Sex is important to a Virgo and provides a rare occasion for them to turn off their analytical mind and indulge in earthly pleasure.
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Story at a glance Across households in America, the Super Bowl can be a time to loosen the belt and indulge in good food.
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If you've ever wanted to indulge in a life of luxury, with the weirdly specific desire to shower like a billionaire, you're in luck.
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So I went on a mission to replicate the same meals that famous tots have been known to indulge in — and here's what happened.
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But now that the Final Five have their prize, they can finally push aside their training and indulge in some of their favorite foods!
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In large underground clubs, groups of people dance late into the evening, and visit shadowy basements to indulge in all manner of sexual curiosities.
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What does "Make America Great Again" mean if not to go back to a time when Americans could guiltlessly indulge in the western fantasy?
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You can indulge in items like crispy shrimp jicama tacos, portobello and zucchini fries, cauliflower wings and an assortment of meat and cheese boards.
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Opening the doors to cross-network play risks ruining that by giving people a way to indulge in the PlayStation experience on another platform.
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And if I may indulge in a bit of audio jargon, these headphones are about as transparent as you can wish them to be.
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In this digital age, we have thousands of flicks at our fingertips, so it's helpful to have some guidance on which to indulge in.
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Or maybe you're totally spent and craving sleep, but your significant other is offended that you don't want to indulge in intimate, meaningful conversation.
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A few indulge in "bluetoothing", where they share the hit by withdrawing, then injecting, the blood of a fellow user into their own veins.
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" There was plenty to indulge in, but Conrad says she loves to see what people gravitate towards — which tends to be "the layering pieces.
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This Christmas season, indulge in some flavored vodka, because at this rate, who knows how much longer we'll have the opportunity to do so.
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Whether you like naps, can't commit to a 2-hour daily workout, or occasionally indulge in fatty foods, there are studies to support you.
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Neither of them has the freedom to indulge in a youthful indiscretion or a momentary lapse of judgment without dragging the other one along.
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His plan for his first 100 days would take us back 100 years, and America cannot afford to indulge in his climate conspiracy theories.
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Kev and his girlfriend would often invite their friends for dinner to indulge in a few grams of K and a spot of Xbox.
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After this brutal string of betrayals, Red's been pushed to abandon any pretense of self improvement and indulge in revenge, even when it's detrimental.
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HBO's gritty teen drama pushes boundaries in its attempts to realistically display the how and why of high schoolers indulge in drugs and sex.
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They fry food with 75 percent less fat than traditional methods allowing you to indulge in your guilty pleasure foods without feeling too guilty.
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It's tempting to unwind with a glass of wine and indulge in some virtual window shopping, even though we all know alcohol impairs judgment.
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Bardem reveals he got to indulge in "a lot of chocolate, pasta, and beer, non-alcoholic beer" in putting on weight for the role.
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"You're not very well placed to indulge in populist attacks on 'the system' when you are yourself an embodiment of the elite," Valls said.
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Certainly the abject grossness of much of what he says and does are the sorts of things more typical Republican politicians wouldn't indulge in.
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When you're perennially single like me, you get to indulge in certain pleasures that'd otherwise be a little more difficult if you had company.
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At this luxurious, 218-room resort and spa, indulge in a body scrub that takes a love for fermentation to a whole new level.
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In January he said that he would "respect the rights of any adult to indulge in any practice which is not harmful to others".
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Online the two were able to meet through Columbine jokes, indulge in their darkest fantasies, and plan a mass shooting on a messaging app.
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Even Rhys's direction was beautifully understated, and that opening prologue allowed the show to indulge in the sorts of wide shots it rarely uses.
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Sometimes, though, allowing yourself the time to explore can help build momentum and lead you to indulge in a whole different range of sensations.
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American tourists indulge in cheap cocaine while revelling in the discovery that Tinder works just as well in Colombia as in the United States.
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So, even though these stories are brief and emotionally self-contained, it is as if Eugenides cannot help but indulge in a little weaving.
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Though it is more difficult to keep in touch with the culture, I continue to speak Mandarin at home and indulge in the cuisine.
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Queen Bey, as fans love to call her, is known to indulge in multimillion dollar mansions, luxurious vacations and yachting adventures, and beauty treatments.
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Attendees gather in Dallas to celebrate the spirit of Texas and indulge in unique local foods — from fried taco cones to bayou fruit bites.
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Because most of these programs reach relatively small audiences, they can indulge in a more immersive dive for those who are drawn to them.
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Always interested in technology, Ingram came from a working class family that didn't have enough money for him to indulge in his favorite pastime.
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I'm really nervous about being a dad but I also can't wait to indulge in my children's lives and see what they're interested in.
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Perhaps a way of understanding this is that Dragons Conquer America wants players to indulge in power fantasies of being both Cowboy and Indian.
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If we all make it through this, and I know we will, I almost hope people don't over indulge in the return to life.
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Zhang said he spent two-thirds of his time outside China last year and likes to indulge in Londons West End musicals and museums.
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For breakfast, indulge in the Gâteau Basque (a fluffy cake topped with a cherry, $26) and the jamón serrano and manchego breakfast sandwich ($26).
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Keep calm and digital window shop on, because this is the best excuse you're gonna get to indulge in some much-needed retail therapy.
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So while you adorn Gnomen with ribbon, take a selfie, or indulge in a hug, you might just end up confronting your childhood self.
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Indulge in a Thai massage on the beach, or hop a quick 10-minute taxi or tuk-tuk to the vibrant town of Patong.
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But when Anne finally peels off her pantyhose, it isn't to indulge in a roadside quickie; it's to repair the Peugeot's broken fan belt.
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There's "Holiday Affair" (1949), which posits a romance between Robert Mitchum and Janet Leigh after they indulge in some holiday-shopping department store intrigue.
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They invite us to indulge in the fantasy that a newfound father figure will fix it all, though it never works out that way.
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Rarely did he indulge in grand gestures (apart from a couple of deep bows as he took in some extended adulation from the audience).
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Sure air fryers let you enjoy fried food without the guilt, but what if you want to indulge in a deep fried guilty pleasure?
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Where was Gates' respect, in deciding to indulge in those meetings, for the equality and value of the lives of the girls Epstein victimized?
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For those who prefer cotton fabric (and plenty of it), this year is your year to indulge in underwear that makes you feel good.
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This year, guests will be welcomed into Zoe's Moroccan oasis to indulge in cocktails provided by the new Belvedere Ginger Zest and Smoke Tree Wines.
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Taking a day off from showcasing your life might make you less likely to indulge in those expensive activities that are so tempting to post.
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We head to a cute coffee shop I spotted the other day and share some banana bread while I indulge in a proper iced latte.
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But it's the first time that Asian and Asian-American people have been allowed to indulge in this type of fantasy in a Hollywood movie.
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Keep the Obama photos coming, and even indulge in the the occasional bit of Trump shade — just try being a little more judicious with it.
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She even suggests you take the opportunity to indulge in the humor in the situation you created for yourself and find a reason to smile.
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Again, I'm worried about too much fiber, so I indulge in a few pieces of bread and go in on the cheese plate we order.
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The club maintained its winning streak, so it wasn't necessary for me to play, and I let myself indulge in sensual pleasures for a while.
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Rose also had a lingerie shower before the wedding, where friends and fans got to shop for underpinnings and indulge in bridal-themed pastries. 11.
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The promotion starts on Monday but is only available for a limited time, which means you must hurry to indulge in a treat this good.
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I often say, that we indulge in a type of privilege, that we're just so unconscious to the struggles of other people that are different.
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With discounts of up to 65 percent off, now is the time to indulge in those dream-worthy items you've been eyeing all season long.
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It's a chance to wear pajama bottoms past noon and indulge in some serious self-reflection — the type that makes you a stronger, better person.
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I indulge in everything from Love & Hip-Hop (all three cities) to Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Basketball Wives, and multiple The Real Housewives franchises.
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These quasi-parodies have become a way to indulge in all the violence and cynicism of a zombie story without completely bumming out the audience.
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You may be watching the wedding in the wee hours of the morning, but it's the perfect excuse to indulge in a traditional afternoon tea.
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Margaery had no idea this Lannister-Tyrell agreement was in the works, and rather indulge in whatever battle would erupt, she stands alongside her husband.
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So it comes as no surprise that people celebrating the unofficial stoner holiday 420 would indulge in a little bit of snacking throughout the day.
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It's a date where I get to indulge in my love of the sun, which I miss so dearly, art, good food, and yes, wine.
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After Friday's prep, Clinton took her team to Brooklyn-based creamery Ample Hills to indulge in the Hillary Clinton-inspired ice cream flavor, Madam President.
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The real reasons behind our love for some of the big-ticket, luxury, or even everyday foods we indulge in today can be seriously surprising.
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If we must indulge in the overarching theme of immigration, then how we've referred to undocumented immigrants shows how seriously we've tackled comprehensive immigration reform.
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Since now is the time to put unwinding at the top of your mind, we're giving you full permission to indulge in our favorite pastime.
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Make time for plenty of self love: indulge in a hobby, spend time with a bestie, take a walk and get some fresh air—breathe!
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Check it out -- Tony says the NFL isn't quite as smoky as the NBA but still estimates that about half indulge in the wacky tobacky.
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But that's hardly Hendrix's only big anal achievement, and she's not the only porn star to indulge in serious rectal athleticism on the reg, either.
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Trump went on to indulge in some unfortunate moral equivalence by stating that both countries bore the blame for the poor state of their relationship.
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The point of reviewing all of this, in all of its gory detail, is not to titillate or indulge in a kind of sick voyeurism.
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So to add even a little more relaxation to his day, the bear knocked over the cup and decided to indulge in a cool beverage.
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Every once in a while, the show's calmness is punctured by a panel of Japanese celebrities whose members provide commentary and indulge in the voyeurism.
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I decided to indulge in a glass of Prosecco and $1 oysters from the happy hour menu before ordering a burger on a pretzel bun.
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The miasma of misinformation prompted Varley to indulge in what he calls "a social experiment," though others might identify it more accurately as a hoax.
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Moore spends his life talking about churches, and now that he was actually in one he seemed happy to indulge in some extended Biblical exegesis.
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After a brief reception where I indulge in a glass of wine, I share an Uber with some current students who are also headed downtown.
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I hope the House can move forward on important issues facing the country instead of continuing to indulge in partisan hysteria about impeaching President Trump.
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In addition to the great barbecue, beer and music in the city, I took the opportunity to indulge in a pastime I rarely enjoy: shopping.
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The portions are enormous, and the price just right, inspiring diners with even the most abstemious of intentions to indulge in an artery-corking feast.
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The news was welcomed by the many Americans who occasionally indulge in an illegal flutter—including friendly office pools, dodgy local bookies or offshore websites.
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Check out the full video below to indulge in some of film's most gorgeous rainbow scenes: Check out more videos by The Solomon Society here.
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An addicting reward cycle ensues: We get stressed, and comfort food quite literally, physiologically, comforts us, and then we indulge in it to alleviate our stress.
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If all goes well, you might go off and indulge in foreplay and three-play and get to first base eventually and fuck each other senseless.
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Diversity on screen Born in England but partly raised in Nigeria, Abudu would indulge in black and white musical classics starring Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.
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Sam discovered that Tinder is actually crawling with Game of Thrones fans who are just dying to indulge in an in-depth analysis of the show.
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This is how Netflix, by automatically starting to play the next episode, nudges us to indulge in binge-watching, even when we should prioritize other tasks.
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In fact, I disagree so steadfastly that I indulge in shelling a few extra coins to spoil my feet with the finest cashmere socks in town.
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Why settle for free Wi-Fi and a king-size bed when you can indulge in private gyms, outdoor dining rooms, orchards, and Egyptian cotton linens?
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When I did occasionally indulge in a nice cup of coffee, I was able to appreciate it so much more than when I consumed it daily.
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Luckily, he had a plan B. Squirrels, and other rodents, often indulge in a little self-love, and they really want you to know about it.
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Diners can indulge in varied menu of breakfast and lunch dishes, including coddled eggs and Maine lobster, as well as afternoon tea sets starting from $52.
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Some things, however, aren't really about the experience, and for some of the junk we indulge in now, it's probably best to have it over faster.
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When the folks at Entertainment Weekly asked the Game of Thrones cast to indulge in this thought exercise, the most charming answer came from Kit Harington.
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The brand is known for its travel-sized products and sample sets that let you indulge in its best-selling formulas without spending too much money.
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There's even one brand "new" game in the mix, Snake, to let you indulge in Nokia nostalgia and keep you distracted all day long at work.
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So it was one of those things where it was like, OK, you don't want me to indulge in this, but this is what everyone's doing.
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Turns out, a lot of people indulge in the occasional spot of internet-searching for former friends — and many have very interesting reasons for doing so.
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Yes, but I wanted the people I loved to be free, to experience and indulge in the small amount of time we have on this planet.
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Everyone deserves the occasional moment to turn off their minds, indulge in some guilty-pleasure entertainment and enjoy the new opiate of the masses: our phones.
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Whether you're looking to nod at pop culture or indulge in some #TBT, we've got a getup (and the steps to pull it off) for you.
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Sex and the City celebrated its 20th anniversary on Wednesday, prompting fans and the cast and crew of the show to indulge in some hardcore reminiscing.
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Scroll down to indulge in the most beautiful styles from designers such as Givenchy, Marni, Rosie Assoulin and more before the offer ends on August 5th!
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The brand is offering 25 percent off all products (we repeat, all products!), which means it's the perfect time to indulge in its luxe denim selection.
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Obama and Biden's choice for their lunch date may have arisen from more than their desire to support veterans or indulge in ham and cheese sandwiches.
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If you're in a relationship, ask your partner to indulge in some quiet time and watch the ball drop together from the comfort of your home.
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Thanksgiving weekend is the perfect occasion to spend time with your loved ones, gorge yourself on leftovers and indulge in countless hours of uninterrupted television watching.
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The Times obtained text messages between Adams and Ava in which he appears to simultaneously fret over her age and indulge in sexual fantasies about her.
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He has swindled a new liver after a life of drugs and alcohol, and to show his appreciation, he has continued to indulge in those substances.
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And for many swappers, trading seeds is a way to indulge in their gardening hobbies without shelling out a ton of cash to major seed wholesalers.
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The animals show up to indulge in this free food and often use the lobby as a short cut from one mango buffet to the next.
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Like watching a bad reality show, we can all admit it's been a guilty pleasure to indulge in all the drama of this election so far.
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It's also boring, and at least with millionaire recording artists singing about flaunting their money, it's a fantasy we can all indulge in aspiring to achieve.
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Burn it whenever you want to indulge in a little relaxing me time, this beauty will instantly make you feel at ease with its calming scent.
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Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.: Take a seat in the bar or lounge area for the chance to indulge in $1 tacos and $4 Corona Extra bottles.
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So pack your bags, grab your partner, and get your out of office message ready, because it's time to indulge in some next-level R&R.
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But when the wall is on track to be constructed, there's only one way out, and that's for Loki to indulge in sex with a horse.
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" You could also indulge in a "Root," which is "a sentient, tree-like dildo," whose "woody texture will grow your orgasms to new and exciting level.
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But if we want to indulge in a litmus test over corporate crime, we don't have to wait for the next wave of abuse to occur.
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The trend of trying hot, new restaurants as quickly as possible is one that she does indulge in, often with her TV co-star Snoop Dogg.
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To identify historical turning points is also to indulge in counterfactuals, to consider how mistakes could have avoided, how events could have taken a different shape.
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The finance minister promises not to indulge in tax cuts or spending increases, but his minority government may ditch that pledge to win friends in parliament.
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The Trump era has excited a new wave of people indulging (or pretending to indulge) in the age-old fantasy of retreating from the modern world.
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The grief and the magnitude of loss I heard in that boy's crying reminds me that we cannot indulge in the luxuries of apathy and resignation.
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Where other conductors emphasize voluptuous, post-Wagnerian sonorities, Rattle prefers a leaner, tighter sound; where others indulge in flamboyant ritardandos, he keeps to a steadier tempo.
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He is overly concerned with trade deficits, which leads him to indulge in selective forms of protectionism that are both politically unwise and economically self-defeating.
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A Gladden representative told Insider that guests can indulge in complimentary spa treatments on the roof or by the pool, including facials, manicures, pedicures, and massages.
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Two hours is more than enough time for characters to indulge in roadside antics and meet bizarre people during their journey, without overstaying their welcome onscreen.
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The Moon is in royal Leo today: Treat yourself like royalty and indulge in a massage, some reiki, or a healing bath to help you recharge.
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Throughout the month of March, folks from all over the world descend upon NRG Park, home of the Houston Texans, to indulge in all things country.
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Many tearful fans rushed the stage to indulge in the Morrissey concert tradition of throwing gifts towards him—flowers, cigarettes, or, very often, their own bodies.
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It's cultural analysis that you might indulge in your free time, perhaps, but, in the end, a distraction from the hard-headed work of combating terrorism.
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South Korea is warning its citizen that if they indulge in some legal smoking while in Canada, they could face punishment when they get back home.
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The problem of course with any practice of self-harm is that once you choose to indulge in it, you get better, more efficient, at it.
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Mante said the Twitter-owned Vine's six-second video loops attract a surprising amount of viewing — including those who indulge in two-hour-long binge sessions.
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There are multiple fine dining options to indulge in, as well as adventurous boat and sea excursions, a luxurious spa, and traditional Maldivian vow renewal ceremonies.
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Fair Programs (reservations required!) Join the conversation and indulge in New York Print Week's multiple fairs, events and exhibitions dedicated to the art of the print.
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Indulge in a housemade doughnut ($4) frittata ($14) and crispy pork succotash ($16), then walk it off on the nearby Magnificent Mile stretch of Michigan Avenue.
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He is too smart to indulge in the blunt copying of Alternative for Germany slogans that others in his party have taken to after the election.
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Many used the opportunity to indulge in their favorite subjects or causes — environmental sustainability, linguistics and food were popular topics — while others just chronicled their lives.
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"Rough Night" wants its female characters to get down, dirty and dumb, too, and indulge in their ostensible vices as unapologetically as any Zach Galifianakis boob.
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And best of all, a headband is one of the more affordable ways to accessorize, making it one of the most accessible trends to indulge in.
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She also spends $22019 for a subscription to The Red Door, a salon and spa, which allows her to indulge in a monthly massage or facial.
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I stay in bed and indulge in my morning routine, which is reading The New York Times cover to cover and giving the crossword a stab.
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Those searching for a pick-me-up can indulge in plain or sparkling water, diet soda, nuts, dried fruit, protein bars and whole-grain baked chips.
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It is a passion that Mr. Walowitz can now indulge in his retirement, after packing it away for decades to support his family as a teacher.
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A religious-persecution subplot finds Shakespeare having to hide his connections to Roman Catholicism and also gives the show an excuse to indulge in bloody tortures.
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On weekends, however, the population would swell as high as 2,000 as visitors came to indulge in the town's gambling halls, brothels, speakeasies and opium dens.
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"I am at a time when I can indulge in my career," she says, but she adds that for others, work is not their only priority.
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Indulge in ribs, brisket and the like from more than two dozen legendary barbecue restaurants in the United States, such as Peg Leg Porker of Nashville.
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Whip up a batch of cookies, indulge in some chocolatey brownies, or get to work on a cake — nothing is impossible with this kind of machinery.
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Or indulge in the meal that four out of five dentists were asking me about over the Thanksgiving weekend: fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy.
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For her followers and a widening circle of contemporaries, the bath is a place to unplug, to indulge in the ultimate luxury: taking time for oneself.
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Matt Walsh, who writes from the perspective of the religious right, garnered widespread attention after sharing his dismay that Christians indulge in "Hindu worship" like yoga.
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They indulge in the petty comforts of gossip, their judgments disguised as concern, their desperation to reassure themselves of their luck — and virtue — disguised as pity.
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In fact, several said they deliberately slow down their Starbucks visits to indulge in mini catch-up sessions with the "baristas" who take orders and make lattes.
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That gives you the right to position yourself firmly in front on the screen, snacks to hand, and indulge in a marathon session of your favourite games.
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The best The Good Cop can do in terms of existing in the current cultural moment is indulge in occasional subversion by way of its guest stars.
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And it makes the movie feel a little like one of those primetime TV soap operas that indulge in wild fancies in the name of entertaining us.
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Though she tries to keep to a "low carb diet" during the work week, Parton isn't afraid to indulge in her favorite Southern dishes on the weekends.
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Indulge in fantasies of being lord or lady of the manor with 40 of your closest friends at this sprawling English mansion in the heart of Devon.
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Oysters are something you savour, something you indulge in, but they're also messy and sensual and feel weirdly intimate, especially the first time you slurp one down.
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We take a poll on Instagram to see if we should indulge in beers to give us liquid courage to get on the plane, back to reality.
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After I got over the anxiety of that new feeling, I began to appreciate how freeing it was and how rarely adults get to indulge in it.
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"While the human remains market existed before Instagram, it has enabled so many more people to connect with each other and indulge in this obsession," he said.
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"However, it would not be much of a whitewash by the statistics bureau to indulge in fabrication as such moves would inevitably draw widespread skepticism," wrote Zhang.
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But if you self-identify as a hedonist, you probably like to indulge in decadent, over-the-top food, regardless of the scientific literature on the topic.
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Join us for some quality time in the woods to reset, hug nature, hang with your fellow sistren, and indulge in the weekend of your campiest dreams.
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If you're a lip balm purist, the classic Dr. Pepper and watermelon flavors are still available and ready to help you indulge in some middle school nostalgia.
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From a foodie perspective, however, September through December offers us the chance to do one thing better than ever: indulge in all our favorite, limited-edition snacks.
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Even if the public urinator isn't homeless, it feels a bit nasty to indulge in the schadenfreude of knowing some drunk dude got piss all over him.
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Outback Steakhouse is getting whacky and celebrating National Caramel Month instead of National Dessert Day, so you can indulge in a salted caramel cookie skillet for $5.49.
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If she's into music but considers old school records the only way to properly indulge in her tunes, VNYL will have her covered for the foreseeable future.
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It lets fans indulge in the idea that they're noble partisans, which in turn gives them an excuse to say offensive things about their so-called opponents.
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I grew up in an American college town, firmly positioned in the middle class, with spare money, time, and the freedom to indulge in fandom that brought.
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" Still, Lakshmi admits she's still one to indulge in a guilty pleasure or two every so often — "I also ate a lot of crap in my 20s!
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So many books and movies with this self-sorting aspect (see: The Hunger Games, Divergent, and Harry Potter, for starters) indulge in this same type of fantasy.
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Coupled with the most recent FOMC 'dot plot' release, they are timely reminders of just what a cat and mouse game central bankers and investors indulge in.
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My first trip outside of the country was to Italy, primarily because I wanted to tour a few vineyards in Tuscany (and, of course, indulge in pasta).
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Parents of young children have even suggested that the association between chocolate and human waste might encourage unsupervised kids to indulge in a little bathroom snacktime. Shudder.
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As a child he, his parents and various aunts and uncles would descend upon their Berkshire vicarage to indulge in "a day-long feast of Edwardian gluttony".
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And if Google's Nexus phones are indeed consigned to the past, that gives us the opportunity to indulge in one of the web's favorite activities: ranking things!
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Suddenly, the options were seemingly endless — indulge in a coconut milk macchiato, add a splash into your daily latte, make it the base of your next mocha.
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Head to Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo to indulge in these smoked sticky pork ribs, with a blueberry corn muffin and cabbage slaw on the side.
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Individual retirement account holders want to retire with peace of mind, yet the managers who are tasked with that indulge in playing politics with other people's money.
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This is probably because they took the time to decide what they were going to indulge in rather than just loading up their plates as they went.
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They remind us that cocktails give us a place on which to project some of our more indecorous desires and, by liquid proxy, playfully indulge in taboos.
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Peppermint Bark Tartan Gift Crate, available at Williams Sonoma, $89.95There's no better time than the holidays to indulge in a steaming mug of rich peppermint hot chocolate.
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To indulge in speculation for a moment, there are several possible reasons behind its desirability, not least the factors of mystery, rarity, and quality associated with Wautier.
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Research has shown that children who see movie characters drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes or use guns are more likely to indulge in those behaviors themselves, he said.
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Your mind's been working on overdrive— give it a rest, take plenty of naps, and indulge in trashy TV. What's in the stars for you in January?
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POTENCY In 2014, the Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times journalist Maureen Dowd took a trip to Colorado to indulge in some recently legalized marijuana-infused confections.
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" On his plan for "making Duke perfect": "Create a smoking lounge where all members of the Duke community can come to indulge in their favorite tobacco product.
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But if you have, you may be wondering how you, too, can indulge in all the delectable dishes that Mr. Wonderful reveled in while on his travels.
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While there are a few other things the Momofuku owner doesn't care to indulge in, he admits he would give them a try in the right setting.
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The best way to let your person know just how much you care is with a present encouraging them to indulge in some well-deserved me time.
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Although now an adult, Orlando said they still indulge in fanfiction here and there, and they and their girlfriend will send stories they find to each other.
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Most GOP members did not indulge in the kind of unhinged circus acts that some had expected and that Trump might have tuned in hoping to see.
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More generally, there's a whole lot of typical '80s morality in play as teens who indulge in sexual experimentation are quickly and gorily dispatched for their sins.
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There is a time and a place to indulge in that kind of guided emotionalism, and The Mountain Between Us is a solid choice for those moments.
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Combine Trump's inexperience with a lifelong tendency to indulge in self-destructive behavior (see his many business bankruptcies) and you start to understand how the tweet storm began.
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Guests can also indulge in special villain-themed food and beverage offerings such as Hades Nachos and the Not-So-Poison Apple Cupcake, which are available for purchase.
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But just in case, I'll keep singing along to "Ultralight Beam" in his honor, with an open invitation for him to indulge in some non-alcoholic self-care.
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The show did indulge in one bit of guest casting, tossing in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer's" Sarah Michelle Gellar, and worked in a few of the supporting players.
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I realize that it's horrible I'm complaining about not being able to indulge in consumerism when there are way more concerning matters like poverty and famine out there.
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"I did allow myself to indulge in going down those rabbit holes of Instagram and to really look at other people's stuff way too long," says Plaza, 33.
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While we won't be able to indulge in a slice of royal wedding cake, there will be at least one royal-inspired dessert within reach for us commoners.
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Rather than a group plan allowing everyone in a massive company to indulge in binge watching Stranger Things, Progressly lets everyone in a company binge watch best practices.
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While you're known for being modest, the truth is that you do indulge in a splurge as long as you know that it won't throw things off balance.
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In the article, leadership and entrepreneurship consultant Lolly Daskal outlines nine bad habits that her best clients refuse to indulge in, like being distracted or succumbing to negativity.
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Whether it's just to circle the park on a walk, have a corn dog, or indulge in all the sweets we walk by, it's always a fun time.
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With marijuana legal in Colorado, Washington, Oregon, D.C. and Alaska, pot tourism has become a booming industry, attracting visitors from around the world to indulge in a weedcation.
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For whatever reason, we've taken to May 21 as a time to indulge in all things south-of-the-border, from tacos to tequila to crisp, yellow lagers.
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We've all been there: It's late at night, you're craving something sweet, so you make a run to your local convenience store to indulge in your favorite candy.
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Even if you're not much of a beer drinker, you can still indulge in something green this St. Patrick's Day (and have an excuse to eat something sweet).
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Before we head back to the office, we realize we're next to a brewery and decide to play hooky for 20 minutes to indulge in their happy hour.
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So there's a hyper-awareness about reality TV, and we can also indulge in it and make fun of it in ways that other shows simply can't do.
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Although I didn't indulge in this feature, you can also make the exhaust quiet, too, by closing the extra exhaust system baffles with the push of a button.
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If you want to see Stanley Hudson shine, look no further than "Initiation" (Season 3, episode 5,) where the man gets to indulge in his annual free pretzel.
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This is celebration food, and to make it is to indulge in some wastefulness, to end up with less than you started with, to choose pleasure over practicality.
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Possessing the commanding heights of Venezuela's economy solidifies Moscow's ability to indulge in these covert games and tighten ties among its Latin American allies, Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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Diets are changing, but people who grew up on the company's products like Ding Dongs, Zingers and Ho Hos still seem to occasionally indulge in a sentimental treat.
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Residents took to the streets as well, many of them venturing into the white expanses of Central Park to build snowmen or indulge in good-natured snowball fights.
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That seems wrong; the Little House books are obsessed with food and patriotism, and what is Thanksgiving but our national excuse to indulge in both in equal measure?
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It is our duty not to indulge in these institutions at the expense of our families and communities, but to dismantle and disrupt them, to share the wealth.
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American leaders can indulge in such self-exculpating flights of fancy via a stolid ideological refusal to deny the true implications of a state built on racial power.
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It might be wise to indulge in a Presidential Suite with a resort view, which includes a full-service kitchen and dining room, for less than $100 more.
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To indulge in decadent cuisine for a bargain, head to a food hall in a luxury department store like Harrods or Selfridges, Ms. Fitzherbert said (she does, too).
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So it was possible to indulge in some magical thinking and imagine that maybe, against all odds, Mike might be able to emerge from the cockpit reasonably unscathed.
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Blue Diamond's Fiery Ghost Pepper Almonds & Tart Cherry Price: $3.66 This is a great gift for that friend who loves to indulge in a mid-afternoon snack session.
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We'd do this differently next time: Book a suite or pool villa to truly indulge in luxury, and spend more time on-property at the spa and pool.
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And if you want to indulge in the fantasy of imagining Trump actually being convicted in the Senate and removed from office, ask yourself the question, what then?
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But after she won her historic match, her celebration was a bit more low key than the over-the-top fist-pumping jubilation many of them indulge in.
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An array of outcasts—faded movie stars, ghosts, a sinister nun—indulge in sudden blitzes of drugs, kidnapping, and terrorism when they're not pondering the meaning of life.
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With their reduced presence, the teens actually get to indulge in some teen drama and weird comic-book-y shenanigans involving alternate dimensions, teen covens, and double-crossing.
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You don't take a trip to Italy and not indulge in the pasta or fly to Fiji and not get your feet sandy, the same goes for rehab.
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What to do, though, when the target—too busy openly reveling in his own corruption to indulge in much old-school hypocrisy—is beyond, or immune to, satire?
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If, after a long day of riding the interstate, you want to indulge in the hot tub of your mid-range motor inn, it probably won't hurt you.
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Benjamin and his then-girlfriend used to indulge in fast food frequently, so when one of them suggested making reservations at White Castle, they both were all-in.
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Like the old English bard, he is an expert dramatist whose subjects can suffer in the deepest wells of tragedy or indulge in the capricious follies of comedy.
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A refugee, a descendant of war, a fatherless man living between two nations, surely his poems should indulge in the "rougher memories" that must comprise his actual life.
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The last shot is nonsensical, and the tale itself seems to indulge in the sort of grim nihilism that Black Mirror is often accused of but rarely guilty of.
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It seems we will all fight over just about anything this election season, including the right to indulge in a glass of sangria while championing your candidate of choice.
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The video also delves into a number of other conspiracy theories, including claims Freemasons indulge in human sacrifice and President John F. Kennedy was assassinated by his own government.
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If you want to indulge in some summer self-care, I recommend going back through KG's retirement relaxation techniques of documenting sweeping, vertical vistas and almost upside-down oceans.
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They over-indulge in conspiracy theories about everything from aliens to the illuminati and tend to lean towards faux-African motifs and accoutrements in their day-to-day lives.
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You're in France, so remember the French paradox (eat foie, drink wine, stay thin) and indulge in the salty butter, which is as dense, rich, and textured as cheese.
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Generations of children eagerly anticipated the annual arrival of the dolls at marketplaces throughout the country, enthusiastically breaking them into pieces in order to indulge in the sweet taste.
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Today waging ideological war through the airwaves sounds more the kind of thing that the Russian or Chinese governments indulge in, and that the West should seek to avoid.
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The French are England's oldest nemeses, our most prized foes, and a clash against them would have been an excellent excuse to indulge in some good, old-fashioned jingoism.
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The "that"can be anything — it can be the fact that you don't want children, that you have an STI, or that you indulge in certain kinks during sex.
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If you're genuinely interested in Mexico, head to San Diego, San Antonio or even Mexico City on September 16 and indulge in an authentic experience in all things Mexican.
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Some of those shoppers log on for Prime Day with the intent of saving money on that TV they've been eyeing all year but haven't let themselves indulge in.
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Of course, while it's fun to indulge in a glass of wine in the company of your feline, it is dangerous to serve your cat wine crafted for humans.
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I know I shouldn't have had this much to drink before the LSAT next week, but I'm stressed and kind of just need to indulge in some physical stuff.
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It was helpful to be heading towards New York's Hamptons, which are still sleepy in April, and to indulge in places that are known for their emphasis on relaxation.
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The $10 entry fee also gives you access to her private Snapchat, where you can watch the Baker indulge in Naked Gardening, Naked Cleaning, Naked Mixology, and Naked Yoga.
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Did the video game save Danny and Theo's marriage by allowing them to both indulge in fantasies they may have otherwise wanted to pursue, but were too afraid to?
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Chris-mas is of course inspired by Christmas in July, so feel free to indulge in some Christmas movies or television episodes (anything from Parks and Recreation is appropriate).
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Police were appealing to parents to ensure children "do not indulge" in violence, Kashmir inspector general of police S.J.M. Gillani said, adding that most areas were back under control.
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While she may be college-bound, the young actress has also decided to take a gap year, to focus on her present career and to indulge in other interests.
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Trump's lifelong practice of exploiting others and shirking responsibility guaranteed that he would indulge in the reckless behavior that has brought him, and the world, to this crisis point.
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CENTRAL banks have taken the brunt of supporting the global economy, ever since 21870, the last time that governments made any concerted attempt to indulge in a fiscal status.
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And while most people out there will never indulge in the feeling of balmy dairy caressing their inner thighs, tasting a triple crème will get you just that close.
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My real job work is menial enough, sure, but not in a medieval way, so I headed up to the Spitalfields City Farm to indulge in some agricultural slogging.
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Considering they were about to indulge in some of the world's most potent beers, the 19853,500 people waiting in line at the Copenhagen Beer Celebration were a polite bunch.
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I don't believe the Clintons are fundamentally corrupt, but jeez — how could a master politician like Bill Clinton allow himself to indulge in such a flagrant appearance of impropriety?
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Cruz's new offensive was all the more telling given his hesitation over the past week to indulge in the same Trump bashing with voters as he does with reporters.
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In fact, he once wrote it was "very much last" as a goal of a political campaign — and that it was not important enough to indulge in negative campaigning.
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Sucre takes its chocolate reputation seriously, so it's easy (and encouraged) to indulge in bonbons, hot chocolate, and other treats in restaurants and coffee shops all over the city.
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Back in Stavanger, Halaigh gets to indulge in one of his food passions, sardines, when a local expert treats him to racks and racks of the little golden jewels.
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A few of the stealthier patrons appeared to indulge in exotic powders by the outdoor bar where Lemmy once held court in front of his favorite video poker machine.
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Indulge in Lunch Locals make lunch their biggest meal of the day, and visitors should too, because they can take advantage of well-priced set menus at top restaurants.
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She does not go out to eat or otherwise indulge; in fact, she has several health issues and finds herself choosing which provider she can do without each month.
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Put the kids to bed, then indulge in this adults-only burlesque fairy tale featuring a mix of song, dance and circus with visual decadence and a coquettish vibe.
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The holidays are a popular time to indulge in alcoholic beverages, but according to Hines, refraining from drinking them before the big meal may help in the long run.
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It is his public persona, both self-styled and externally imposed, both his catchphrase and his nickname, an accepted substitute for his name when newspapers indulge in elegant variation.
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While he warns his readers not to indulge in the "impeachment fantasy" too quickly; those who are inclined to do so have little to fear from a Pence administration.
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Though there is a suggestion in one episode that Pap feeds the flesh of his common-law wife to an unsuspecting bootlegger, he himself does not indulge in cannibalism.
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It's a staggering discount considering the iPhone XS Max was only released in late September in the UK. If you indulge in the latest iPhone you expect certain things.
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U.S. fans of Guinness won't have to travel to Dublin to indulge in a tour and tasting experience of one of the most recognizable brands in the beer industry.
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Both sexes indulge in inemuri, but women are more likely to be criticized for it, especially if they sleep in a position that is considered unbecoming, Dr. Steger said.
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That was just the right amount of time to indulge in a rom-com on Netflix, or text with my friends back home about that rom-com on Netflix.
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Marnie and Charlie go to dinner and indulge in whatever they want, whether it's several glasses of expensive wine or a spontaneous dance in the middle of the restaurant.
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Make time for self love—you can indulge in a guilty pleasure today, so long as it doesn't set you back on any personal progress you've worked hard for.
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For those of you who want to indulge in a little colorful creativity, we've gathered a few inspiring looks we think would be perfect to wear to your city's celebrations.
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As if this wasn't already enough of an excuse to indulge in some appropriately autumnal Moon-watching, Sunday's supermoon coincides with yet another special lunar event called the Hunter's Moon.
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Instead of reserving sequin heels and dresses for winter holiday parties, the Spring/Summer 2016 runways proved that it's time for the warmer seasons to indulge in a little sparkle.
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Opal is allowed treats sparingly, and has the ultimate splurge once every three weeks when Lindamood allows her to indulge in one bite of chicken or a rawhide chew stick.
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So, this rationale that you should indulge in order to fast-track the slimming effects of calorie cutting isn't just inaccurate, it can lead to a problematic relationship with food.
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Since dramas are always filled with juicy suspense and the most seductive plot lines, more than half of U.S. and Australian cheaters prefer to indulge in these shows over comedies.
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If you need a boost of energy throughout the day, you can put on the mask and indulge in 20 minutes of light-spectrum therapy to readjust your body's biorhythms.
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AfD cultivated an alliance of like-minded voters and created a safe, comfortable place to indulge in right-wing nationalism that had long been treated as taboo in the country.
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Relieved from concerns over the EU's imminent collapse, many will indulge in chick lit or crime novels, to be devoured and discarded as swiftly as the latest Greek economic forecast.
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However, it's not just because we're conscious of what we're putting on our skin; we're also more aware of exactly who is farming the wonder ingredients that we indulge in.
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And most MPs, like most businesses and voters, do not believe that an orderly and pragmatic person like Mrs May would willingly indulge in such an act of self-harm.
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The MoviePass promise is a great idea on the face of things: For a single monthly price, subscribers get to indulge in regular trips to the theaters without bankrupting themselves.
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The bar scene in the inner Sunset is lacking, so indulge in as many soju drinks as your heart desires—this place only gets more fun the later you're there.
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In a traditional garden plot colony, she'll taste raw minced pork meat, and at Marjellchen, indulge in her favorite German dish—Königsberger Klopse—before grabbing a currywurst on a stick.
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The problem is it's also one of the lowest-feeling behaviors one can indulge in and should only be administered if a promotion or close personal relationship are at stake.
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On March 6, they can indulge in one of their non-mandatory team dinners and take shots of Patron to honor their defeat of the surging Cavaliers one year ago.
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Several studies at the University of Southampton suggest that people who indulge in navel-gazing nostalgia end up feeling less depressed and lonely, and could be better at creative thinking.
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Trailers for Bethesda's Fallout series indulge in ironically juxtaposing retro kitsch with violence and destruction, but there's none of that here — actually, this trailer doesn't show any gameplay at all.
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But — unless you're a glorified foot model or have time to indulge in a daily pedi — you may not be ready to put your feet on full display just yet.
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The energy shifts this evening at midnight as the Moon enters solid earth sign Capricorn, encouraging us to stay focused on our goals—but indulge in some physical pleasure, too!
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Time and again, the folks in this very peculiar novel indulge in gestures that would be difficult—and physically unwise—to emulate, even in the safety of your own home.
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The vast majority of people told me I'd be fine with skipping everything post-Palmer, encouraging me to tune in when the finale comes around, then indulge in the movie.
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Managers will, for example, permit rivals to leave their technical areas without reproach, but not if they indulge in excitable gesticulation or overt displays of emotion at the same time.
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Indulge in treatments at the Heart of the Earth Spa, perched right over a lotus pond, that promises to wipe away any jet lag and replace it with pure bliss.
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You can also buy your own vihtu (birch switch) with which to whack yourself — it's supposed to improve circulation — or indulge in a washing experience with massage, reflexology and acupressure.
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Like many elementary schoolboys back then, baseball was his favorite sport and cards were the cheapest and easiest way to indulge in his love of the game and its players.
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The subtle Calvin Klein take on cowboy boots is a good way for those of us who fear appearing as if Halloween has come early to indulge in the trend.
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LOGY seems as if it would relate to "groggy," which refers to a particular sea captain who both watered down his crew's rum and encouraged them to indulge in such.
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And he had the money and access to indulge in huge amounts of drugs, to the point where he once spent two weeks in his bedroom coked up and drinking.
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I "make" my lunch, which simply requires me taking snacks out of their bags and putting them into smaller Ziploc bags and indulge in a few dark chocolate-covered almonds.
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But for me to indulge in this harmless hobby of studying Buddhist landscape architecture, about a quarter of a million mostly civilian inhabitants of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had to die.
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It also says that in certain countries where officials have been known to indulge in dangerous hate speech, it will be less forgiving that it is with, say, Donald Trump.
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It called for civic engagement, disdained corruption and, with its leaders' willingness to indulge in invective and conspiracy theories, earned a profile as angry, webby and a little bit wacky.
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Styles' limber, seemingly indestructible body allows Ambrose to indulge in that high-spot he craves, where he can just do something stupid and not hurt the other guy too badly.
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When not working, they cook, bake, go running, practice yoga, shop for antique rugs and indulge in other pastimes to clear the head, fuel the soul and keep themselves healthy.
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To have so little regard for the damage done to so many children, for the heartache caused to so many parents, is to indulge in callousness, if not deliberate cruelty.
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"I had a nurse practitioner once when I was giving a workshop on BDSM and disability who said she'd never recommend any of her patients 'indulge' in BDSM," she said.
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It's Sunday morning, which means it's time to set aside all the woes in your world (work, acne, general meaninglessness of your existence) and indulge in some designated relaxation time.
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Sleep studies have since echoed that idea, showing that during REM, the brain is oblivious to the restraints of consciousness and can indulge in a kind of free-flow brainstorming.
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It's nearly 10 years since I graduated college, the last time I had extended periods of time to grossly indulge in a video game for hours on end without consequence.
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Since macaroni and cheese is one of those meals you can really indulge in by eating a whole pot-full, Kardashian says she prefers the cheesy carb in bite-size form.
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This will be the first time the two nations have faced each other and a robust game can be expected, with both sides prone to indulge in wrestling bouts in defense.
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But one easy way to take the edge off while scrolling through the bog of breaking and/or fake news is to indulge in an adult beverage or two or four.
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In fact, three in five would prefer to indulge in an "IRL" luxury experience (like a backstage pass to see their favorite artist) over a luxurious item (like a designer handbag).
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You can save on PaintShop Pro 2019 Ultimate, Magix Music Maker 2019 Edition, Magix Video easy 6, and many more programs, enabling you to indulge in whatever creative option you fancy.
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The marijuana aficionado may not find Augusta National, where smartphones are considered contraband, particularly laid back if he decides to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes while on the grounds.
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If you've been saving up for a new light fixture or outdoor dining set, or just want to indulge in a new colorful throw pillow, this is your time to strike.
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Yes, apparently they called it "the night of Ifada," where the candles would be blown out and fate would allow you to indulge in whatever act happened with those around you.
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Once the temperature drops below 60 degrees, it's pretty much expected that we'll indulge in some spiced something at one point or another, whether or not it's consumed while wearing Uggs.
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But if you're looking to invest in something classic – and possibly find yourself twinning with Meghan Markle – here are five of our favorite pieces to indulge in (on sale!) right now.
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The news cycle of the last year has been difficult to process, and sometimes we just need to indulge in some hygge entertainment and walk out of the theater feeling happy.
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As you get older, your wish list probably becomes shorter: It's less about quantity, and more about including the things you've wanted to indulge in, but haven't clicked to buy yet.
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That was very much a part of the film and to not indulge in the easy way out and hear a big Nazi speech so we can all root against them.
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Sprouse also fulfilled his promise to Palvin that he would bring her Shake Shack cheeseburgers to indulge in after she made her VS Fashion Show comeback after a six year hiatus.
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"I think it's so important to indulge in things… that's what's so great about the book," she shared, noting that the "Thai mom" chapter is her favorite for its diverse options.
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The only down side is that the writers also indulge in some of the excesses that have characterized the show -- in this case, making the main ICE officers too broadly drawn.
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The television series is based on the 1973 Michael Crichton film, which followed a rogue android in a futuristic, Western-themed amusement park where guests can indulge in their every whim.
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They indulge in a brand of improvisational image glut that clings to the spontaneous and often arbitrary devices of abstract painting, leaving thematic threads dangling in a fog of blurred ideas.
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For breakfast, get pastries from Dominique Ansel (skip the cronut and go for a kouign amann), sit down for bagels and smoked fish at Sadelle's, or indulge in pizza at Rubirosa.
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To imagine that the words I write, or those of countless others lamenting the world's lurch toward the politics of violence, may stem this "epidemic suggestion" is to indulge in fantasy.
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For decades Lebanon has been a favourite playground for wealthy Saudis and others who come here to indulge in the alcohol and carnal pleasures strictly forbidden in their arch-conservative lands.
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In Italy, for example, the artful cunning of viveza criolla simply goes by a different name – 'furbizia' – but, just as in Argentina, it encourages footballers to indulge in acts of deception.
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I still dress celebrities and indulge in styling beautiful editorials, but I now invest a good portion my time, money, and talents into fashion brands with moral missions that prioritize quality.
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People still indulge in sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll in the basements of Iranian homes, though once a person steps out the door, they are expected to adapt to the Islamic identity.
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And Mr. Krishna and many other diners, despite their oversize mounds of tamarind rice and dosas, still managed to find the room to indulge in a generous scoop of rava kesari.
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I've seen the hashtag #Noirvember turning up on social media, a casual push to make the chilly month of November into some kind of ideal time to indulge in film noir.
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While Amazon delivers on Disney magic all year round, as Halloween approaches, you'll find so many products that will help you decorate your home and indulge in a little dress up.
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Instead, we are invited to indulge in some self-congratulation for being clever enough to live in the enlightened present, at a time when we all know how important jobs are.
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Though I had no plans to indulge in the casinos, one lesson I've learned in my travels is that where there's gambling, cheap rooms follow — it's how they lure you in.
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If I might indulge in a personal anecdote: Hawking was one of many who inspired me to write my own books on science for the public (albeit with fewer copies sold).
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This means I'm often playing big, commercial games, because it's efficient use of time: I get to indulge in playing a video game, and it also might result in an article.
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When our children are grown, our hope is that they remember the significance of a brilliant shared meal — and that they continue to indulge in the tradition with their own families.
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America was a place, far away from the watchful eyes of aunts, uncles and neighbors, where it was possible to indulge in curious passions — bartending classes, poetry groups, quail hunting, sex.
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FX To understand any of these shows or films, the audience has to buy into an understanding of religion as more than a mere quirk or hobby some people indulge in.
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When asked about her "greatest luxury," the actress and humanitarian said that it is having her own airplane — which she convinced herself to indulge in after she met an unpleasant person.
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The world's poorest people — some seen in idyllic imagery here — have to devote long hours to basic subsistence, and the world's relatively well off have the luxury to indulge in artisanal cooking.
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For 30 bucks more, they can indulge in "The Makery Experience," where they can feast on a five-course tasting of small plates that includes rock-seared wagyu and goat cheese agnolotti.
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What does happen is complete freedom to see and explore every curiosity, to indulge in every idea and notion, and to never have to run any of those things by someone else.
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The streaming service just announced all of the movies and TV that you'll be able to indulge in this July, but also those that are leaving to make room for the new.
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The main terrace has been built at an angle which allows one to simultaneously indulge in the downtime activities of basking in the sun and staring at the stunning mountain peak view.
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My coach and mentor at the Studio, Brad Calcaterra, very often discusses cyber bullying and our personal responsibility as artists to come at situations positively and not indulge in the other stuff.
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Celeste and Her Best, With Celeste Barber Premiere Date: May 7What It's About: Celeste and Her Best allows us to indulge in one of the best of all guilty pleasures: celebrity gossip.
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A glam squad trails them daily, they have dermatologists and facialists on call, and they get to indulge in the most elaborate treatments around (like owning their own facial equipment, for example).
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It's certainly no surprise that, whether to indulge in wrongdoing or just to avoid unwanted scrutiny, Carlos Danger and John Barron -- and now, possibly, Wayne Tracker -- were deceivers, along with their inventors.
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Thankfully, the CIA's top brass seems to be sympathetic to these demands, and want the world to know that they encourage agency officers to indulge in a weekly dose of self-care.
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It has successfully carved a niche for itself as the Middle East's accessible hub both for vacationers looking to indulge in glitzy leisure activities and for businesses seeking a regional entry point.
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That's where I met a girl I'll call E. We indulged in every tired old cliche it's possible to indulge in when when you're young and in love and living in Paris.
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One thing I appreciated about going to a new place on my own is the unlimited time to indulge in whatever I loved — without taking someone else's schedules and interests into consideration.
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So for parents who like to indulge in their edibles, whether they be cookies or gummies, please be sure to store them in a place where your kids can't get to them.
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Welcome to the safest, most contoured space on the Internet: A space where we can openly discuss, dissect, and indulge in the greatest show of our time, Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Soon even the most responsible of adults will be able to indulge in a few of the most fun aspects of their youths with Tito's American Mule Bears and Tito's Vodka Cordials.
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Cole, the president of Focus Brands, which owns and Auntie Anne's, has devised a plan based on balance that adds nutrition and also lets her indulge in the goodies her companies make.
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So on one day every summer, Hollywood's A-listers flock to Jennifer Klein's Day of Indulgence to sip on margaritas, indulge in a foot massage and stock up on the latest fashions.
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By the end of cuffing season, you're ready to party and indulge in your artistic pursuits, and any partner who stands between you and a good time will need to step aside!
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Welcome to the safest, most contoured space on the Internet: A space where we can openly discuss, dissect, and indulge in the greatest show of our time, Keeping Up With The Kardashian.
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It's flexible enough to support a player like me, who wants to indulge in hyper-paranoid fan theories — or somebody who just wants to shoot monsters with a glue (sorry, "GLOO") gun.
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For a more affordable ($45 per person) adults-only dining experience, opt for Palo, where you can indulge in Italian pasta specialties or incredible seafood, as well as wine from different regions.
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The moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius and meets your ruling planet Venus today, making this a fantastic time to create art, party with your favorite people, and indulge in romance—enjoy!
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Coprophagy is a very difficult issue to study, and there are many plausible reasons why dogs indulge in this behavior—from wanting to grab a quick meal or out of sheer boredom.
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Gwake is one thing, but seeing Keys cozy up to Adam Levine and trade these comic barbs with Shelton makes us wonder why there isn't a Voice after-show to indulge in.
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The gauzy and shoegaze-inflected "Fear/+/Desire" highlight's Dabice's ability as a singer to indulge in delicate moments just as intensely as she would scream on one of the LP's many rippers.
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A lot of the energy that went into producing the "fanzines" of the late 20th century is now residing in the blogosphere, where fans can indulge in just about any obsession instantaneously.
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The episode ends with Anne discussing love with a grieving Aunt Josephine, who reminds her that it's more than okay to indulge in romance; the important thing is to not have regrets.
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When they do indulge in flower, Capricorns prefer bud that helps them focus over kinds that make them feel lethargic—unless they're using medicinal marijuana for insomnia after a hard day's work.
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I don't know if I will experience something like this again, nor do I know if my father will ever again indulge in the Christmas Eve ravioli feast with the same zeal.
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The three-time NBA champion has had a storied career in the league so far, and his success has allowed him to indulge in some of his favorite hobbies, like collecting cars.
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"Nth degree" is the ultimate degree, so if you indulge in some wordplay and make it about scholarly degrees, that would be a PH.D. – 83D: Remember we discussed this the other day?
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"There is no question that [late-night] consumers are a little less price sensitive and a little more willing to indulge in more of the premium items on our menu," Westrum said.
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"Our guests want to feel good about what they eat and they also want to indulge in new flavors," Len Van Popering, Subway's chief brand and innovation officer, said in a statement.
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On an all new episode of Fuck, That's Delicious, the whole crew heads to Chicago to indulge in all of the windy city's culinary offerings from Michelin-starred restaurants to Polish Festivals.
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"From the syariah perspective, Muslims cannot consume something that is harmful to their health or indulge in things that are wasteful," said Dr. Abdul Shukor Husin, chairman of Malaysia's National Fatwa Council.
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Aka, activities that the U.S. Government has been shown to indulge in via its mass surveillance program… "In many cases these violations are committed against foreign citizens in extraterritorial way," Golytyaev added.
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But he would rarely indulge in such sentiment, even long after a racing career in which he won three world championship titles, as many as Brazil's Ayrton Senna or Briton Jackie Stewart.
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But as someone who believes that securing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state requires two states for two peoples, I have to hold out hope (and maybe indulge in wishful thinking).
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Frustrated by the educational demands of both church and state, the boys indulge in minor acts of rebellion: toilet-papering a neighbor's house, swearing in gym class, playing war in the woods.
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Pay close attention to the message that arrive in your dreams, and don't be surprised if you find yourself craving more time alone—or even wanting to indulge in a secret affair!
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Then, take a restorative soak in Sweetwater Spa's communal — and clothing optional — eight-person redwood tub, sweat in the cedarwood sauna, or indulge in a massage (starting at $110 for 50 minutes).
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Put the kids to bed, and then indulge in this adults-only burlesque fairy tale featuring a saucy mix of song, dance and circus with visual decadence and a distinctly coquettish vibe.
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So, if you're in for the weekend or looking for a reason to cancel the plans you've already made, you now have hours of raw love and relationship content to indulge in.
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