So while this all looks intriguing and cool, they're just renderings, which by their very nature are intriguing and cool.
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That's why it was so intriguing for a lot of people and that's why it was so intriguing for me.
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That last element is especially intriguing, since it offers a platform for work being done at the intriguing periphery of games development.
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INTRIGUING TIMING Previous policy announcements usually fell on non-trading times after the market closed, analysts from Citic Securities noted, making the timing of this announcement intriguing.
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It was intriguing while it lasted -- all 10 days.
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The novel's intriguing premise — what if Melody is alive?
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But this latest effort is intriguing — and even laudable.
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The deal is certainly an intriguing piece of political gamesmanship.
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It's completely useless information but the conundrum was still intriguing.
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"He was an especially intriguing defendant," she says of Simpson.
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The scientist who refereed the paper found the results intriguing.
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In this sense, Williams's "Life, Animated" is an intriguing outlier.
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Linett covers intriguing people and products on her website, IWantToBeHer.com.
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No. 21 was Nike, the most intriguing stock to Cramer.
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Details of this distant object just keep getting more intriguing.
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Walter's return certainly isn't guaranteed, but it's an intriguing possibility.
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All three possible appointments are intriguing, perhaps Mrs Haley's especially.
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One of the most intriguing is the New Worlds Mission.
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"They're really intriguing characters," Schmidt said of Yennefer and Ciri.
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Most intriguing, Microsoft wants the computing clouds to be inclusive.
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"He's the most intriguing and hardest to place," Mayock said.
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Now Liam McGeary is intriguing for a couple of reasons.
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One thing's for sure: Target's big grocery news is intriguing.
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All of whom are intriguing for one reason or another.
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There are, however, a number of intriguing parallels with Deng.
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Last July, Sony announced an intriguing new smartphone camera sensor.
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The intriguing question is why those returns have been falling.
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Doing that in that environment is a really intriguing idea.
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And inside it are references to two very intriguing features.
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An intriguing idea is born as the moon meets Pluto.
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But that's maybe why they're a little bit more intriguing.
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It's an intriguing idea, but also raises some complicated questions.
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I tried the service for myself, and found it intriguing.
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I've been seeing more original and intriguing content than ever.
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Instead it floats on the breezy surface of its intriguing
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A friend recently told me something intriguing over a beer.
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The two push each other to newer, more intriguing places.
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Here are five of the most intriguing examples we found.
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Intriguing triggers are a way to rise above the noise.
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But differences in the types of mental issues were intriguing.
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These weird, pointless, funny, boring, intriguing, puerile pieces of content.
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If this is true, then the note becomes very intriguing.
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But the most intriguing -- and dangerous among them -- remains Iran.
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Mr Guenther and his colleagues suggest two more intriguing explanations.
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It's the backup, Chase Daniel, who's the intriguing piece here.
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That's why Musk's latest acquisition is so very intriguing: X.com.
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On the contrary, it might be more intriguing to people.
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That's why the custom clothing industry is an intriguing idea.
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But it was intriguing to see where their approaches differed.
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It may not be Camp Rock, but it sounds intriguing.
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You'll be able to make some intriguing connections this morning.
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Spying had the added perk of offering Greene intriguing material.
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It's survival, however tenuous — especially when tenuous — that proves intriguing.
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Just as intriguing are the recurrences of decline and repair.
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Is this anything more than an intriguing detail of history?
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Today, the dynamic between Gorsuch and Roberts is especially intriguing.
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An ouster this year would perhaps be the most intriguing.
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As attendees began trickling out, some saw an intriguing sight.
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Which is why her decision is all the more intriguing.
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Here are some new intriguing clues about Spotify's hardware plans.
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My essay interpreted an intriguing but comparatively minor photographic phenomenon.
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Mr. Sutton has created an intriguing scenario, with proficient dialogue.
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That's frustrating for a critic but intriguing for a viewer.
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More curious is why such news would seem so intriguing.
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So is the ability to spot intriguing patterns in data.
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That last detail added an intriguing element to the liaison.
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One intriguing issue is the gender difference in noncognitive skills.
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One intriguing application of robotics and automation is government services.
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Very precise, with intriguing way of mixing moods and harmonies.
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Krylov is easily the most intriguing fighter on this card.
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I found them intriguing and wanted to be around them.
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Funeral Doom Spiritual began at a slow but intriguing pace.
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Also intriguing is the lack of craters around Wright Mons.
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Intriguing developments around money take place as Venus meets Pluto.
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There is, however, an intriguing exception to nuclear's current woes.
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It was definitely not athleisure, and that was intriguing, too.
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"Volkswagen is definitely intriguing," said Brian Johnson of Barclays Capital.
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An intriguing name was tucked into the Al Jazeera documentary.
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Intriguing information arrives as Mercury connects with power planet Pluto.
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O.J. Perhaps most intriguing are the season's early casting choices.
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That alone would be an intriguing spark for a career.
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So far their searches have turned up only intriguing clues.
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Venus and Uranus meet, bringing an intriguing conversation your way.
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Here are 15 of the most intriguing performers and performances.
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Yazbek's score was intriguing, with its own neurotic, twitching meter.
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One day, Sebastian heard something intriguing from his younger brother.
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"It's always been intriguing for us," Hoffman's wife, Stacy, said.
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But what makes him so intriguing is his uncanny athleticism.
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"Corpus Christi" is enjoyable if only for its intriguing plot.
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One of the more intriguing options is Roku's upcoming soundbar.
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This intriguing story was broken Wednesday by the Washington Post.
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But for me, the most intriguing issue concerns Draymond Green.
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I followed him back because he seemed intriguing to me.
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Verily is one of the most intriguing names in health.
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The intriguing fact is that they used it against themselves.
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The parallels are startling, and Saturday's match so very intriguing.
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Here's a look at some of his most intriguing findings.
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"There is something that I thought was intriguing," Trump said.
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It's Diane who has the most intriguing growth this week.
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Nielsen has an intriguing background when it comes to cybersecurity.
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She had some intriguing results on Dognition, Dr. Hare said.
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But there was an intriguing nugget in Judge Thrash's opinion.
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Far from it, especially in the highly intriguing creature store.
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Each page is as beautiful and intriguing as the next.
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Put them together with Porzingis, and something intriguing might emerge.
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The pair's various series converge and cross at intriguing junctures.
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Which of these is most intriguing to you and why?
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That's an intriguing idea to build a character arc around.
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But those proclamations come with a side of intriguing nuance.
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Even so, Etihad Airways has come up with an intriguing idea.
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Once they find something intriguing, they hyper-focus in on it.
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A year or so ago, he found one especially intriguing paper.
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But Frimer says there are a few intriguing areas of research.
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And just an answer is intriguing, it makes people feel powerful.
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Here are the 10 most intriguing ones from this year's list.
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There's something about his dark, brooding persona that's sexy and intriguing.
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Unfortunately, you will have to wait for this intriguing, cheaper iPhone.
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The 4X genre also has some intriguing games in Early Access.
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In particular, Martindale pointed out Emma's eyebrows and hair as intriguing.
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Here are the 220 most intriguing products from this year's show.
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Rhino, Scorpion, Vulture, Electro... an intriguing lineup, to say the least.
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That's why everything else happening on the show is so intriguing.
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That's a full roster of empowering, complex, and intriguing female characters.
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DON HILLEBRAND, AN American motor-industry veteran, has an intriguing job.
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There's even some intriguing queer subtext in Wednesday and Parker's relationship.
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He's been intriguing the internet lately with his meme-influenced kit.
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This trend is intriguing, but has not yet had major consequences.
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We haven't played with FidgetlyCTRL yet, but it certainly sounds intriguing.
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Lighthouse is definitely intriguing, at least from the demo I saw.
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What have been the most intriguing responses you've heard from audiences?
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Characters' crumbling senses of reality make for topsy-turvy, intriguing worlds.
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At a time of political disillusion, it is an intriguing ambition.
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What is intriguing is the possibility that Brendan will get out.
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These intriguing advances in Atlanta reflect broader progress in robotic technology.
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There's no denying that this year's final presents an intriguing matchup.
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The new study is certainly intriguing, but there's room for improvement.
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It's an intriguing conclusion, but one heavily reliant upon computer models.
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I found a few objects that were intriguing and even captivating.
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Intriguing thrillers, important documentaries, satire, and historical drama dot the schedule.
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What is intriguing here is why the recounts are being demanded.
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NBC used to broadcast the most intriguing competitions during U.S. primetime.
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What's intriguing about his songs is that musically, they're so familiar.
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So to be pioneering in that era was intriguing to me.
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They still have intriguing trade assets and room for internal growth.
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More intriguing, however, is the bike's anti-theft and security system.
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And yet the mission culminates with an intriguing and loaded cutscene.
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Whatever the answers, it shows what intriguing patterns data-crunching reveals.
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But Stargazy Pie is more than just an intriguing food item.
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She is surrounded by a gallery of amusing and intriguing types.
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If they're on an Android phone, something new and intriguing happens.
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Kvass, a nonalcoholic tonic fermented from rye, is tart and intriguing.
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Yet the idea is perhaps most intriguing as a way of
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But the memo makes an intriguing concession about the memo's veracity.
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There were much more intriguing results, however, from Zilberstein's metal analysis.
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But the series is intriguing and thrilling in its own right.
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The variety of goods stocked in this store was also intriguing.
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One of the most intriguing is the location of Peacock Alley.
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The movie's backstory is almost as intriguing as the film itself.
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Even the more intriguing characterizations suffer under this tendency toward obviousness.
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Yet Trubek's intriguing history is something of a bait and switch.
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Even the slice of the basement that's visible reveals intriguing details.
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Bethesda showed off this intriguing teaser trailer at E3 on Sunday.
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Most intriguing will probably be Team Europe and Team North America.
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More intriguing are the arms that support the gateau in question.
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The artists in Piecework embed intriguing, coded messages into their quilts.
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" He thought the "whole premise of personalized learning was very intriguing.
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In addition, there are intriguing match-ups like Jake Ellenberger vs.
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I think that those are some themes that are really intriguing.
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Intriguing connections are formed today—it's a powerful time to bond.
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The show hadn't come out yet, but it looked really intriguing.
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This mystery is far less intriguing than Catherine's deteriorating mental state.
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The festival's second week is strewn with the usual, intriguing oddities.
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A look ahead to this week's games shows several intriguing matchups.
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CreditCreditGustavo Hormiga Spider webs present an intriguing challenge to evolutionary biologists.
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It's an intriguing fact, and it adds character to the house.
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Alexander Wilson lived an improbable, deceitful, destructive but undeniably intriguing life.
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The wall of guns felt odd to her, yet weirdly intriguing.
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Allen is the unlikeliest and most intriguing Duke Senior so far.
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Even for a naysayer, the results are amusing and occasionally intriguing.
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It's like being in the homes of people with intriguing taste.
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Sandra Brewster's work gets at intriguing questions about memory and representation.
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This is one of the most intriguing questions on the list.
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Each group hoped its patch would deliver the most intriguing interviews.
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Warner has laid out some intriguing ideas in a white paper.
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I'd hate for any of those intriguing possibilities to be eliminated.
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The icy ocean worlds contain intriguing chemistry and water plume activity.
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The historical parallels to F.D.R. and 1938, while inexact, are intriguing.
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Perhaps the most intriguing feature, though, is the 150° angle kickstand.
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The music has an intriguing blend of Portuguese and African rhythms.
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Recounting his own experiences for the documentary is an intriguing plan.
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Perhaps the most intriguing item: a dance letter to President Trump.
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But by wandering farther afield, I found intriguing and affordable food.
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Action shots were some of the most intriguing pictures of 2019.
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And the evolutionary path to their size and color was intriguing.
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But the author's projection of such a progressive alliance is intriguing.
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Which is a shame, because Zaitchik is attempting some intriguing storytelling.
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Dr. Eisner would typically note some intriguing behavior, usually involving insects.
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Intriguing social connections are made as the moon connects with Pluto.
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And Mike discovers an ally, who makes him an intriguing offer.
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What, in the article, did you find most surprising or intriguing?
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And the historical backdrop is given intriguing tweaks in this libretto.
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But one analyst I spoke to recently highlighted an intriguing possibility.
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But a family of deposed aristocrats living in isolation proved intriguing.
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In truth, Mr. Brown is more intriguing than energy-drink country.
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All this renders Jordan's testimony that much more useful and intriguing.
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Here are some of the most intriguing Watchmen season finale theories.
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But in the past year, Undem has witnessed an intriguing phenomenon.
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The chain's sprawling menu, although intriguing, is probably its biggest weakness.
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The story behind "Frankenstein" is as intriguing as the novel itself.
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It was floral, tense and juicy, with intriguing notes of iron.
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His case may be intriguing, but he is just one patient.
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Sometimes the situation develops into something intriguing, more often it doesn't.
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The more intriguing case of persuasion working occurred in North Carolina.
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This device is part of what makes the show so intriguing.
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The most intriguing new face in politics in quite some time.
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In support of his view, Barber cited an intriguing research paper.
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Long-lost messages will likely resurface, so that will be intriguing!
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But then there is that intriguing aspect of fighting legacy preferences.
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For MacLaughlin, real space is much more intriguing than cyber space.
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Which aspects of gameplay are most interesting or intriguing to you?
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What was the most fascinating, intriguing or surprising thing you read?
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Let's break down the most intriguing new lines from the book.
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That made his performance at the Owl all the more intriguing.
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They are, to be sure, strange, intriguing, compelling and truly visionary.
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The intriguing question is whether this will stop with the Sacklers.
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Lonzo Ball currently exists as the most intriguing Eye Test vs.
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We expect the titles of children's classics to be deliberately intriguing, marked by an unexpected metaphysical juxtaposition — a witch meets a wardrobe — or at least to suggest an intriguing concept, time wrinkling or a philosopher's stone sought.
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The most intriguing series for April, though, has to be You vs.
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Whatever food it brings to mind, the trending hue is certainly intriguing.
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What the AI produced instead was unfamiliar and unsettling, but still intriguing.
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There aren't any intriguing young players or draft picks in the pipeline.
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One of feminist history's most intriguing mysteries might have just been solved.
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The most intriguing leak came in the form of an Argos catalog.
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Berdych has an intriguing contest against Austria's impressive eighth seed Dominic Thiem.
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But there's intriguing evidence it works in the other direction as well.
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But isn't it an intriguing thought to have him watch you shower?
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Icy moons orbiting Saturn and Jupiter are intriguing candidates for alien life.
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At least initially, though, "Legion" is intriguing but well short of extraordinary.
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He puts forward an intriguing thesis about the sputtering engines of history.
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One of the most intriguing first-round matchups, period, is Yale vs.
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A very inventive fantasy world with an unpredictable plot and intriguing characters.
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Why is a week of shark programming so darn intriguing, you ask?
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Conan O'Brien also asked Paul about the Breaking Bad film's intriguing subtitle.
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So, you think, Wow I also find this man interesting and intriguing.
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SW Johnny Spero's Georgetown restaurant features a spare setting and intriguing food.
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However, some of the stuff people have glossed over is very intriguing.
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Syracuse is certainly the Final Four's most intriguing team in several ways.
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It makes a morally gray, intriguing book series into a Hollywood blockbuster.
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The results feature an intriguing mix of contemporary and classic American labels.
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Keep a dream journal by your bed; you'll make some intriguing discoveries.
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While a smart pill cap is an intriguing idea, it isn't foolproof.
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And that's exactly what's so intriguing about the possibility of McGregor-Mayweather.
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There are some intriguing nuggets in this forensic and impeccably sourced account.
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Etymology and the history of language are intriguing in their own right.
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Stewart's Vonnie isn't as outwardly charming Lively's Veronica, but she's equally intriguing.
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"I think blonde is intriguing because every strand is different," she says.
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But again, what makes the Stream series so intriguing is its price.
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I think the people that rate it highly just find it intriguing.
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To a certain degree, that's intriguing and interesting, but it's also difficult.
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Read on for intriguing facts about Jackson's former partner in love. 1.
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CNN saved the most intriguing of the candidates for the last hour.
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The subsequent farce plays out as an intriguing and precarious comedic experiment.
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Of all of those, there's none more intriguing to investors than Canada.
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Why anyone would go to all this trouble is an intriguing question.
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Physicists are now thinking about different ways to scrutinize this intriguing finding.
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"Your theory of a donut-shaped universe is intriguing, Homer," Hawking quips.
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Regardless of all this, high-altitude wind generation is an intriguing idea.
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Do you see anything from the other candidates that is intriguing you?
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Mercury connects with Pluto on October 22, bringing intriguing information your way.
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"It's kind of intriguing for me to physically see it," Kwon adds.
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There is definitely some intriguing stuff resting just below Gosling's chin, right?
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Headquarters is one of the most intriguing ideas in the new multiplayer.
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"It was intriguing, I'm really not a stock guy," Dungo told CNBC.
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Perhaps the most intriguing and evolutionary feature is the mother's parental care.
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IN 2009 Richard Wrangham, an anthropologist at Harvard, published an intriguing thesis.
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Here, Dr Naviaux has already made an intriguing and slightly disturbing discovery.
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There is also a more intriguing explanation: the revenge of the nerds.
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Excitement is in the air today as intriguing opportunities come your way.
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This is peculiar, intriguing because of the completely cluttered workspace around us.
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Give three details or facts that were interesting, intriguing and provocative. 5.
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When analyzing the new radio maps, the team made an intriguing observation.
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Toronto This is the most intriguing candidate for a mid-season trade.
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GoPro Plus is now the most intriguing part of that new ecosystem.
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But it's the app's use in pro sports that is most intriguing.
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Republicans described Freitas as a long-shot candidate with an intriguing profile.
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More intriguing was the insertion of Kevin Plawecki as the starting catcher.
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Kirkus Reviews calls the book an "intriguing peek inside a fertile mind."
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"The large regional variations are intriguing," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Never less than intelligent, the work is, however, more intriguing than engrossing.
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The logistics of "Bandersnatch" thus become the most intriguing aspect of it.
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"If you say, 'Look, I'm finding something that's intriguing here,' that's legit."
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Ms. Weisz, though an intriguing chameleon, lacks a femme fatale's merciless hauteur.
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It's an intriguing inside look at tough science of the oldest kind.
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The most intriguing part about AnyWare isn't what it can do today.
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The matchup of Sanders and Warren on night one is also intriguing.
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Looking 20 years into the future is indeed an intriguing intellectual exercise.
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Bloodline never finds a way to make the delay even slightly intriguing.
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Either man would provide an intriguing welcome back to middleweight for Lombard.
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The game at the Riverside is by far the most intriguing proposition.
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Intriguing conversations and plans are set, and a productive vibe is flowing.
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If that sounds at all intriguing to you, check it out immediately.
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Ask your friends for help— they'll come through with some intriguing solutions.
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Of course, that doesn't mean intriguing proposals from rival teams won't flow.
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Still, the possibility that Gilmore Girls will get political again is intriguing.
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Mr. Shen's corporeal contribution will add to it an intriguing new dimension.
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If these ideas are intriguing to you, please subscribe to my newsletter.
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What other intriguing natural discoveries have you made in the "great indoors"?
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Of all the people mooted as winner, Joe is the most intriguing.
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The "adults only" warning plastered over the show's press releases is intriguing.
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"Relevance" feels like an intriguing rough draft prematurely thrown into public view.
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Before the draft, she was considered one of the most intriguing prospects.
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That was when they learned more details about L. abatanica's intriguing lifestyle.
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Sections on how the singer's management raised his profile are especially intriguing.
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The documents contained a few intriguing bits like that, but no bombshells.
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In its final days, the spacecraft has been churning out intriguing discoveries.
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That test was successful enough, or at least intriguing enough, to continue.
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This is too bad, because the movie's early going is frequently intriguing.
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Its first act poses an intriguing mystery: What is this strange scene?
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Kristen McMenamy and Lily McMenamy have piercing gazes and an intriguing edginess.
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Most intriguing are the clips the documentary gathers from Guy Blaché's films.
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It's a masterly party scene, full of intriguing whispers and telling interactions.
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Throughout the years, he spoke candidly in interviews about his intriguing life.
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These titles bear unfamiliar faces and intriguing concepts from lesser-known companies.
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In November 2016, the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite spotted something intriguing.
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What he finds most intriguing is how the events transform their surroundings.
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Hollywood's superhero history offers an intriguing picture of America's changing cultural values.
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One couple even fell in love, an intriguing, though probably insignificant, result.
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These are distinguished, intriguing pieces, and that&aposs what catches the eye.
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So let's go through some of the most intriguing references and reveals.
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O'Sullivan calls back to flickering life an intriguing figure in feminist history.
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But what's most intriguing is the festival's embrace of the zoo's residents.
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It was intriguing, eerie, exciting and beautiful all at the same time.
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It was intriguing, eerie, exciting and beautiful all at the same time.
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" At the same time, he called the findings "very intriguing" and "bold.
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I admire the way he goes all out with his intriguing take.
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CIMON-2 also features another intriguing upgrade: a kind of emotional intelligence.
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Which technological development do you find to be most interesting or intriguing?
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The 36 Questions, on the other hand, are as intriguing as ever.
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There are a few bits about tech, many of which are intriguing.
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Intriguing, fluid and frequently funny interior monologues are what Thomas does best.
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It's so much more tempting, intriguing, and intelligent than straight-up porn.
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They also created many illustrations for other intriguing exoplanets found by Spitzer.
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Where are some of the most intriguing places that you have visited?
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The story of how it got that way is an intriguing one.
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Like much of her work, that repetition reveals intriguing layers (0:55).
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WHY THE TRAILER IS INTRIGUING Well, it's at least one shade darker.
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WHY THE TRAILER IS INTRIGUING Comedy trailers can be a tough sell.
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But the lack of a major event doesn't make it less intriguing.
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Which makes what happens on Thursday night all the more intriguing. 4.
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"I find the prospect of a mayor intriguing," one Democratic strategist emailed.
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It was fascinating and intriguing as a time capsule and a product.
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The Pod 39 Hotel offers an intriguing mix of old and new.
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That is part of what makes Ohtani intriguing to so many clubs.
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There are many such possibly unfamiliar, certainly intriguing characters in Cuba Then.
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It's fitfully intriguing, but mostly seems like a distraction from everything else.
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The casting call also mentioned a third character, Roman, who's really intriguing.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Nintendo is hitting 22 with a double shot in its drink: a new and conceptually intriguing Nintendo console, the Switch, mixed with a new and conceptually intriguing Legend of Zelda.
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This could be an intriguing direction to explore with a hero, but 1960.
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But what might be most intriguing to potential buyers is the outdoor space.
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Despite the very small sample size, the data yielded an intriguing enough start.
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I saw this dude in the hood that was very intriguing to me.
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What set off the alarms was some intriguing Instagram follows on Murray's part.
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He describes the tale as an intriguing predecessor to the 2016 film Arrival.
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That sets up an intriguing new battleground for China's two top tech firms.
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James Maurelle's intriguing sculpture, "Nile" (2014), constructs copper pipes into a stately form.
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This fuzzy collection of stars forms an intriguing dwarf galaxy named LEDA 677373.
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But the most intriguing part of its booth might not be the gadgets.
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That's what makes looking at the fathers of daughters such an intriguing possibility.
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Banksy's latest intriguing artwork appears to have landed in time for Valentine's Day.
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AlphaGo's capabilities will further be tested in two exhibition matches with intriguing stipulations.
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But where Prometheus' mysteries were mostly frustrating and annoying, Covenant's are more intriguing.
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Intriguing conversations take place as the moon connects with your ruling planet Pluto.
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Focals by North is an intriguing look at what’s to come.
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The meeting is particularly intriguing given Pompeo's very public stonewalling the day before.
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Upgrading from the Pixel 3A and 153A XL is a more intriguing proposition.
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As intriguing as it is, the Surface Dial isn't a new category either.
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But of all the season three teases, this was the least immediately intriguing.
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Here's the good, bad, and weird of this muddled but ultimately intriguing series.
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The most intriguing addition to Battlefront II is its new single-player campaign.
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Saving broadcasts for 24 hours represents an intriguing middle path for live streaming.
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That's intriguing, because Musk said in sworn testimony recently that he's financially illiquid.
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Most intriguing is the discovery of a watch-style battery inside each earbud.
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This is the background to some intriguing briefing by the government this week.
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The results are generic but introduce a new, intriguing side of her sensibility.
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Along with devices and apps, "their cloud platforms are pretty intriguing," he said.
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Ahead, some of the more intriguing Alexa-enabled products spotted at CES 2019.
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While bookmarking outside, I was always on the lookout for intriguing New Yorkers.
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Looking through the 10 recipients of ARPA-E's grants offers an intriguing glimpse.
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While the announcement is intriguing, we've been down this road with SpaceX before.
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Now for sparkling water, which is the part that I found most intriguing.
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But Enceladus is not the only Saturnian moon with intriguing similarities to Earth.
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Still, the movie does ask intriguing questions about how we fall in love.
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Mercury meets Venus retrograde at 4:20 PM, bringing intriguing conversations our way.
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"We are getting some intriguing early data returns as we speak," he added.
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I wasn't sure if they made sense, but I thought it was intriguing.
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"It just raises a number of disturbing and intriguing conflict-of-interest issues."
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This raises an intriguing question: are young white evangelicals about to turn left?
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Gizmodo recently caught up with Carroll to learn more about this intriguing idea.
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Or am I the only person that finds strawberry-banana-beets somewhat...intriguing?
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On April 27th some intriguing details emerged of what had prompted the arrest.
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The film Yesterday has an intriguing premise: What if the Beatles never existed?
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Is Glass the least satisfying chapter of an often enjoyable, conceptually intriguing trilogy?
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The idea of this type of technology is intriguing, and the implications vast.
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Sherrod Brown The Ohio senator is said to be "incredibly intriguing" to Clinton.
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The more intriguing possibilities lie in a convergence of technologies and social change.
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And another intriguing story is Hope Hicks, coming back to the White House.
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All-in-all, the updates were partly incremental, somewhat overdue, but also intriguing.
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But, the more we learn about Mars, the more intriguing the planet becomes.
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This only serves to make the story of the feud even more intriguing.
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Instead, it introduces this intriguing kernel, and drops it like a hot potato.
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Qualcomm's design, on the other hand, offers some really intriguing baked-in functionality.
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To many, these test cards are merely intriguing relics of a bygone past.
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There are a lot of questions here, but the idea is nonetheless intriguing.
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Instead, they got a few intriguing pieces that won't cripple their cap flexibility.
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The results are minimal and digital, but conceptually intriguing pieces of symbolic geometry.
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Every so often, cheesemongers encounter some really intriguing questions from our lovely patrons.
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The service was so intriguing that Google came knocking and snatched it up.
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Which is why CheapCaribbean is offering an intriguing deal that's worth checking out.
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There' are plenty of other intriguing people, places and things happening in politics.
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In many ways, the concept is certainly an intriguing and vaguely appealing one.
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Even the Byrde kids -- frequently a weakness in such fare -- generate intriguing threads.
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But the more intriguing opportunities might be at lightweight or even super lightweight.
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Sweden's Princess Madeleine has posted an intriguing new picture on her Facebook page.
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They're not just giant, intriguing curiosities in a remote part of the world.
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But while these results are intriguing, we can't get too excited quite yet.
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Then there's perhaps the most intriguing name of them all: Boston's Claude Julien.
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The forecast is not so much foreboding as much as it is intriguing.
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From the obvious (eat dinner in!) to the intriguing (go to the doctor
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We're big fans of Netflix's intriguing and highly entertaining animated comedy Bojack Horseman.
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There are some great action scenes and a couple of intriguing set pieces.
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As intriguing as the recent announcement is, experience suggests keeping it in perspective.
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By the end of September, who knows what intriguing acquaintances you may meet!
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That's certainly a more intriguing theory than "Crichton just really hated theme parks."
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Still, though, Detective Pikachu is somehow so deeply cursed that it's actually intriguing.
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" ... "I do think it's a very intriguing thing that she had never considered.
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It will be intriguing, then, to see how her replacement, Vlatko Andonovski, does.
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Both are intriguing encounters that will keep this group on a knife's edge.
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But it was where the fossils were found that was more intriguing still.
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But in spite of all the princess-y hoopla, Moana looks pretty intriguing.
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Intriguing and insightful information comes as Mercury connects with Pluto on October 22.
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A pair of architecturally minded enterprises offer intriguing yet wildly divergent holiday rentals.
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But even if not, intriguing hints were at the margins of the scene.
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Those anecdotal stories are intriguing, heart breaking, up-lifting, depressing, and oftentimes, singular.
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"It's a different type of model and it's intriguing to people," Macker said.
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Just as intriguing was the RT host and former MSNBC personality Ed Schultz.
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The results of both of these studies are intriguing, the Alzheimer's Association said.
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Weiner's recent statements about the movie only make it a more intriguing watch.
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One of the most intriguing aspects of Francis's papacy, from the Latin American
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His most intriguing allegations involved Trump showing interest in buying the Buffalo Bills.
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If they are intriguing to you, even more distinctive, complex expressions await exploration.
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I'm not usually one to add anything to wine, but this seemed intriguing.
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In a country officially committed to public secularism, this is an intriguing notion.
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"It's an intriguing hypothesis," Adam Boyko, a canine geneticist at Cornell University, said.
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The asteroid fits a number of criteria that make it intriguing and convenient.
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The Tracker is intriguing for obvious reasons, but it raises a safety concern.
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As of yet, there's no pricing for this thing, but it is intriguing.
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Optimistically, "The Last Jedi" leaves plenty of intriguing possibilities for the climactic installment.
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Antoni's installation is particularly intriguing due to its context at Green-Wood Cemetery.
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It's an intriguing idea — but a half-billion years later, hard to test.
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It will be intriguing to see Schnabel's approach to such an overrepresented master.
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Now to the more intriguing theory that is more consistent with known facts.
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If nothing else, the mix of ingredients could make for an intriguing cocktail.
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It's an intriguing concept that seems particularly well-suited for the surrealist artist.
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So, what important (or at least, intriguing) details are revealed in the trailer?
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" But then we started having conversations like: "Well, do you find this intriguing?
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That means that Holm has some seriously intriguing options beyond Tate and Rousey.
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It's a powerful day for communication, and some intriguing negotiations will take place.
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He presents a really intriguing argument, stating that aliens once inhabited the galaxy.
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Meanwhile, the story of Captain Marvel and her friends offers intriguing future possibilities.
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Vonleh has intriguing physical talent, but only played 259 minutes for the Hornets.
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What most excites me and what's most intriguing to me is the recognition.
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For women voters across the spectrum, the rhetoric is both intriguing and insulting.
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The appeal is obvious: The giant sphere in your glass in downright intriguing.
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Feeling fatiguedThe hospital study was intriguing, but it had a couple of shortcomings.
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Even when it stares hardest at its navel, it's never less than intriguing.
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Creating specialized demand is an intriguing way of locking customers into a product.
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Still, "Witchmark" sticks its landing while opening up intriguing possibilities for a sequel.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but even a playoff berth is far from certain.
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It will be intriguing to see where the next generation goes from here.
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There's a playful, volleying spirit to the whole endeavor — intriguing, endearing and odd.
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The book, "Lenin the Dictator: An Intimate Portrait," by Victor Sebestyen, was intriguing.
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Here's a look at the problem, and some of the most intriguing solutions.
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The potential for cross-disciplinary conversation and discovery here is rich and intriguing.
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Our annual list combines destinations that are aspirational, newly intriguing and perhaps threatened.
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It's a classic match-up between a seasoned veteran and an intriguing prospect.
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The findings, while intriguing, raise a difficult question for people with Pten mutations.
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All in all, a great experience in a place with an intriguing history.
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Collins is an intriguing draft pick and should get plenty of playing time.
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With a mystery as intriguing as that, it's impossible not to read on.
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The seal stone's possible relevance to the Homeric epics is intriguing but elusive.
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It was soothing, endlessly fascinating, more intriguing than any destination it might reach.
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Intriguing information is shared as the sun mingles with your ruling planet Pluto.
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It now even has a podcast called Voice From DARPA, which sounds...intriguing.
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Unifying the Touch ID and Face ID security systems is an intriguing idea.
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Yet this intriguing notion forces you into an uncomfortable reconsideration of Knausgaard himself.
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Perhaps most intriguing, though, were the differences within the various groups of people.
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There are intriguing overlaps between their influence on intelligence and on other traits.
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The enormous spectacle at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on race day was especially intriguing.
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But by 2015, the researchers had isolated an intriguing new species of archaea.
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JEB HENSARLING: Well, that one would be intriguing to me-- I must admit.
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The other intriguing factor is that the cave opens out over the rainforest.
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You can see their noteworthy designs and read about their intriguing back stories.
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It's an intriguing concept, and one very much in sync with the times.
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But when it's delivered by James Corden and Seth Rogen, it's instantly intriguing.
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But in intriguing, sometimes unsatisfying ways, it leaves the synthesis to the viewer.
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We based this focus on several intriguing studies conducted with aging Asian populations.
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I just want to lose myself in something either intriguing or ludicrously romantic.
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Stengel presents his biographer with an intriguing paradox, one Appel fails to decode.
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Things get even more intriguing when Wokuni's seafood comes into contact with heat.
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The possibilities are intriguing, but the characters are underdrawn, and the pacing lags.
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Give three details, quotations or facts that were interesting, intriguing and provocative. 2.
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" A Harvard researcher with tens of thousands of followers called it "very intriguing.
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Yet one message of this imperfect and intriguing book registers with terrible clarity.
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" She went on: "And very intriguing and, at the same time, very frustrating.
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Intriguing new findings from data collected by NASA's Cassini spacecraft suggest the possibility.
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And finally, there is "What If..." This may be Feige's most intriguing reveal.
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Here's a look at the hiring process, and some of the intriguing candidates.
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Together, they have brainstormed some intriguing approaches to football players' performance and wellness.
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But she brought fervor and tension galore to this scheming yet intriguing character.
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Which makes the little we know about Z Flip all the more intriguing.
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John Davi, founder and CIO of Astoria Portfolio Advisors, has an intriguing idea.
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Ditto Rhode Island's Gina Raimondo, who, nonetheless, would have been an intriguing pick.
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The last player whose number was retired, Jim Fregosi, is an intriguing candidate.
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But the Cardinal would be an intriguing opponent, with history on their side.
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An intriguing concordance has emerged on the urgency of stopping hyper-partisan politics.
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With ten episodes, the series promises intriguing twists and turns at every corner.
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Sometimes, the company is intriguing to you — but the timing isn't exactly right.
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On March 1, an intriguing new children's center opened its doors in Manhattan.
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There have also been a number of other intriguing, if more marginal, developments.
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Those are among several intriguing questions going into the midseason finale next week.
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POLITICO went through his testimony to uncover some of its most intriguing nuggets.
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It's an intriguing, romantic bit of poetry, more literary conceit than literal fact.
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"La Salamandre" (1971) is a spectacularly intriguing showcase for the actress Bulle Ogier.
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Yet the phrases take unexpected turns and the rhythmic flow has intriguing hiccups.
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Three of today's most talented architects have chosen nontraditional residences with intriguing features.
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Though it's unimaginable now, three months ago these Diamondbacks were an intriguing lot.
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Life and art, not for the first time, have made for intriguing bedfellows.
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Then, to hook readers, you need to come up with an intriguing angle.
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What was most intriguing or surprising about the political views of your generation?
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Mercury and Pluto connect, and very intriguing conversations come up in you relationships.
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As usual, though, it's the Iuzzolino side of the continuum that's more intriguing.
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The exotic truffle collection uses intriguing flavors that will make any foodie swoon.
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"This is a new kind of thing, which makes it intriguing," Gaynor said.
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They ultimately relented, falling deep down the Norwegian scene's ever-intriguing rabbit hole.
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Giersch, another weed that grows in abundance, makes for an intriguing parsley substitute.
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Breaking these foods out by nutrients, though, tells an even more intriguing story.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Virtual reality offers intriguing possibilities for documentaries.
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"The theory of the purple planet is really intriguing, and it's intriguing because it's important for us to think about the fact that we might not be looking for life that looks like life on the modern Earth," Hartnett said.
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They were hunting for subjects that, on some level, they recognized or found intriguing.
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Still, the co-op idea is, at the very least, intriguing to think about.
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The simply beautiful game looks like a delightful play with intriguing characters and storylines.
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On paper, though, Huawei's latest are intriguing devices that carry a lot of potential.
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No element of NBA free agency was more intriguing than the Durant mystery tour.
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This clearly defined visual narrative painted an intriguing, and accurate, portrait of the future.
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Image: Manchester UniversityArchaeopteryx is one of the most intriguing dinosaurs in the paleontological record.
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Obviously, a lot happened in between, but those are some pretty intriguing bookends. Yeah.
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But why Mueller referred these matters to prosecutors in Manhattan remains an intriguing question.
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We're about to get up close and personal with this intriguing celestial object. [JAXA]
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Keep reading to get to the very heart of Netflix's most intriguing new drama.
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A menu for chicken wings has turned out be quite an intriguing math problem.
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The summer movie season is upon us, flooding our theaters with intriguing new releases.
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"Trading oil is not as intriguing to me as it once was," he wrote.
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And it boasts some intriguing benefits, like no fees and a daily rewards program.
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Beyond the multiscreen dashboard, the Kia Imagine has a few other intriguing design ideas.
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Not all the questions were bad, though, and the debate featured many intriguing exchanges.
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Despite these intriguing passages from Arthur's life, the book, in all, was a disappointment.
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Or — and this is the more intriguing option — is her uncle inside her head?
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The 4G inclusion on the MP02, courtesy of a Snapdragon 210 chip, is intriguing.
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We found the first version to be a bit limited, but an intriguing idea.
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There was one regular client of Mami's who was the most intriguing to me.
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The image was strong, powerful, intriguing, and also somewhat disturbing — the portrait fascinated me.
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It's an intriguing juxtaposition of technology, history, and mapping the past over the present.
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All of these hints and possible references are intriguing but, in the end, inconclusive.
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Luckily the entire endeavor is intriguing enough to earn it a few more episodes.
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One of the most intriguing things about X-Men: Dark Phoenix isn't necessarily good.
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The two provide an intriguing look at what appears to be a compelling series.
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It was intriguing to see into the mind of the surgeon, Dr. Henry Marsh.
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The home's most intriguing pieces are enviable bits of movie history — Dern's and Hollywood's.
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But it's been particularly intriguing to gauge global attitudes in the time of Trump.
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It's more the idea of what it could theoretically be used for that's intriguing.
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When I reviewed the Fold back in April, that awkwardness was kind of intriguing.
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The researchers believe this idea could prove intriguing for further study in the future.
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But hey, this is Kickstarter and maybe the mystery only makes it more intriguing.
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The most intriguing projected matchups after this week: The entire Playoff, Ohio State vs.
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This chameleonic performer's efforts over the past decade have been intriguing if somewhat scattershot.
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Table for Three The most intriguing stars seem to appear from out of nowhere.
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Very slick, very intriguing, very confident, very vain, very hungry, very dangerous, very lucky.
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The most intriguing, wild ideas are coming from the startups and underdog camera companies.
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"The possibilities are intriguing and suggest a whole new world for racers," he said.
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Perhaps the most intriguing diplomatic signals have been directed at the old enemy, Israel.
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The most intriguing insights regard the nature of power itself in South-East Asia.
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That leaves the MCU much emptier, but it also opens up some intriguing possibilities.
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Telepresence seemed like an intriguing addition, and has proven highly effective for our team.
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The 24-year-old Brazilian remains an incredibly intriguing prospect in his own right.
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That's why Android Police's look inside the new Android Messages app is so intriguing.
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What might be most intriguing about today's revelation is actually the wireless chip improvements.
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"The political side of it has always been very intriguing to me," she continued.
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What they found opened up some intriguing new ideas about prehistoric human migration patterns.
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But it's actually due to some intricate (and intriguing) physics, as Diana Cowern, a.k.a.
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A new paper published today in Nature, however, has introduced a mighty intriguing explanation.
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That's what makes the discovery of an atmosphere around exoplanet GJ 1132b so intriguing.
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Out of all of Overwatch's heroes, however, Zenyatta's skins are perhaps the most intriguing.
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The final image has to attract me, be intriguing for reasons I can't explain.
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A few weeks ago, we saw a very intriguing segment on CBS This Morning.
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In the video you will find: The film is intriguing to say the least.
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Yet the script's existence, intriguing though it was, seemed for a time merely coincidence.
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All of this makes his match with the returning Lyoto Machida much more intriguing.
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But perhaps the most intriguing combination remains the illusive collision between Symantec and RSA.
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In order to be effective, a trigger must be timely, intriguing and actionable. Timely.
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It encourages you to take an immediate action, serving as an excellent trigger. Intriguing.
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The mystery itself is not very intriguing and dealt with in an amateurish fashion.
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It turns out America's most coveted and intriguing fashion brand isn't a new one.
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All times ET. The sun connects with Neptune, bringing you inspiration and intriguing opportunities.
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Which makes what Schumer said about Clinton over the weekend all the more intriguing.
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Bobby: I think they post salacious excerpts from the book, and that was intriguing.
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The moon connects with your ruling planet Pluto this evening, delivering some intriguing insight.
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Whatever it is that Jedrzejczyk does, though, there is something undeniably intriguing about it.
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But perhaps the most intriguing statement on race comes from Mr Gooding's Simpson himself.
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Perhaps it's the sentence-long title which, while intriguing, is not very search friendly.
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The site measured attractiveness as having nice looks, engaging photos and an intriguing profile.
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But it was just intriguing to see that that's what came of our collaboration.
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A combination of these two formats is what makes Discovery's Manhunt: Unabomber so intriguing.
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If anything, though, these unknowns just make the prospect of Project CSX more intriguing.
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The most intriguing explanation for relatively strong pay growth outside the capital concerns technology.
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It comes from an original point of view, and it is heading somewhere intriguing.
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Most intriguing, he can heal serious ailments and even bring people back to life.
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Even with Saturday's defeat, Reddam remains an intriguing figure in a tough, fragmented industry.
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In German, typed and inked on flaking sheets, they looked intriguing if not ominous.
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However, much of Jupiter remains a mystery because of those same intriguing cloud layers.
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Ahead, the ins and outs of one of 2016's most intriguing new apps.
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Stonehenge is an intriguing monument, made famous for its mysterious configuration and prehistoric age.
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Her eyes landed on something intriguing: a pizza box fashioned out of pizza crust.
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The fact that he has not done so remains strangely intriguing and even encouraging.
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If the former, outsider candidates like Mark Cuban or Howard Schultz are more intriguing.
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So it was this antithetical rationale and business concept that was intriguing for them.
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ESPN's Zach Lowe named Robinson of his six most intriguing players of the year.
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"It really will be an intriguing contest," Australian Open Tournament Director Craig Tiley said.
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"The Mountain" has an intriguing history, having passed through many famous and wealthy hands.
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That Lerner would choose to publish such an essay is both intriguing and ironic.
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There's an intriguing phenomenon in publishing you could call the One Great Idea book.
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But the fact that this one scraps the last three from existence is intriguing.
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Farhad: It's intriguing to me that many of the people who work at Gawker.
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The explosions look expensive, the emotions seem acute, the characters (especially Chastain's) seem intriguing.
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The moon in dreamy Pisces connects with Uranus, too, inspiring surprising but intriguing conversations.
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In one intriguing solo, she juxtaposes motion and motionlessness in a marvelously experimental manner.
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There is intriguing science on this theory, but it's still in a nascent phase.
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When I dug into the research, I found intriguing advantages to buying in France.
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This question will be explored in this intriguing program, presented by Music Before 19793.
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That makes this op-ed an enigma, if an intriguing or even tantalizing one.
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The most intriguing aspect of matching Mickey Mouse with Fox relates to succession planning.
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But Houghtaling brings up an alternative option—Death itself—as a more intriguing one.
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That's particularly intriguing, as Sky News reports that rapper, producer and tech entrepreneur Will.
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The most intriguing projected matchups after this week: the entire Playoff, Ohio State vs.
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For now, it remains an intriguing and plausible suggestion that we should explore further.
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U. is the group's most conspicuous member and likely its most intriguing as well.
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For me, the concept was intriguing, and not just because of the mass nudity.
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It was an intriguing demonstration of what can occur when our senses are impaired.
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What we have instead is Kidder's readable account of an intriguing man's zigzagging life.
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Mr. Trump, now the Republican nominee for president, had an intriguing relationship with Marble.
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The beautiful and unusual alien-invasion film "Arrival" (2016) demanded an equally intriguing soundtrack.
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Her rise is all the more intriguing when you factor in her love life.
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President Donald Trump's seeming magnanimity in a spontaneous moment was full of intriguing layers.
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She raises intriguing questions, both as a legal scholar and as a concerned citizen.
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The researchers scanned the DNA surrounding these influential variants and found an intriguing pattern.
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Major League Soccer's newest team — Los Angeles F.C. — also might be its most intriguing.
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Chokodok (Malay for banana fritter) has accommodations above its intriguing, tumbledown, reggae-themed restaurant.
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Sounds intriguing, but the actual movie is strangely plain, eyesore-overlit and uselessly frantic.
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A 2017 report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) contains some intriguing projections.
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As intriguing as this sort of research can be, it has a major limitation.
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Clay's ideas are intriguing to Amber, who finds herself drawn to the throwback gentleman.
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Dogs offer some intriguing clues to how a mammal's body can so rapidly evolve.
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The gallery pushed good taste to an intriguing decadence definitely outside the Bauhaus canon.
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Among the broken-window photographs of the Mandalay Bay resort, there are intriguing variants.
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For these desperate patients, mitochondrial transplants "are a really intriguing option," Dr. Smith said.
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If you prefer a smaller phone and want a stylus, it's an intriguing option.
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Delightfully, she has emerged as one of the most intriguing characters in the show.
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SAPNA — it was intriguing that ABC touted all the product placement in its shows.
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That has put him at the center of intriguing debates among the sport's devotees.
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Among the most intriguing participants in these coalitions are evangelical leaders like the Rev.
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But I chose to concentrate on gender because I sensed an intriguing journalistic opportunity.
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And even though the mood is insular and fatigued, the back story is intriguing.
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The Swiss painter and printmaker Félix Vallotton was an intriguing, talented but slippery artist.
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Intriguing ideas often remain the province of program essays rather than imbuing the dance.
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The notion of "green hydrogen" is an intriguing one, but what exactly is it?
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The findings have intriguing political implications for the federal classification of the cannabis plant.
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But when it most needs to be intriguing — at the start — it's just ordinary.
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However, there could be another and more intriguing reason for wanting Gates to cooperate.
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It will be intriguing to see if Alex Morgan (on 107) can catch her.
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As David Roth has noted many times, there's nothing intriguing lurking beneath his surface.
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Titan also has Earth-like liquid bodies on its surface and intriguing organic material.
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The three were together at Madonna's Oscars party, and the photos are intriguing fans.
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Vieira, 40, had been a bold/curious/intriguing pick to coach N.Y.C.F.C. last winter.
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I secretly, ridiculously, bizarrely thought my anti-vegetable stance made me intriguing. Unique. Idiosyncratic.
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It's still as intriguing and limiting an idea as it originally was in 2013.
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Another intriguing episode title is the potential Season 2 finale episode, "The Lost Brother".
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The bride wore an intriguing ring that featured a setting resembling a jester's collar.
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Blinkist is an intriguing new app that encourages you to read more nonfiction books.
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Her emotions are muted in a way that is intriguing rather than off-putting.
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Also intriguing is the woman's phenotype, or physical characteristics, as suggested by her genome.
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But perhaps even more intriguing (and disturbing) is that we are changing life too.
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Drilling down in more detail, we can see a few intriguing differences by gender.
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The concept has proved intriguing — last week Cabin announced $3.3 million in seed financing.
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But the episode also teases even more intriguing stories we'll never get to see.
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It was very intriguing to me, and on top of that, children were dying.
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The walls are stacked with intriguing objects, including obscure nautical instruments and editioned artworks.
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But it is intriguing new evidence that we mistake ideological challenges as personal insults.
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I really liked the restaurant energy—everyone you worked with so different, interesting, intriguing.
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What makes Blueface's ascendance even more intriguing is that his flow is deeply unorthodox.
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Another intriguing airline exec mentioned is the CEO of discount flyer easyJet, Carolyn McCall.
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I thought it was a really intriguing book because it wasn't what I expected.
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The games were the main appeal, particularly Zelda, although the hybrid hardware was intriguing.
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Gloria is intriguing because she's so damaged and has so many hurdles in her way.
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In their 2013 work "Becoming-Corpus," the visual design scrambled the dancers in intriguing ways.
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This intriguing bit of innovation may be the most interesting A11 Bionic bit of all.
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All of these questions are intriguing enough that I'm looking forward to seeing them answered.
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Image: Gizmodo/ScreenshotLast weekend, a user calling themselves yellows8, posted an intriguing discovery to SwitchBrew.
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It's an intriguing conclusion, but one lacking in observational data that would lend it support.
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Kristina is easy to be around, she is funny and charming and more than intriguing.
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It's an intriguing combination for folks who just want to most device for their dollar.
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But one of the most intriguing options could be to take in big-name concerts.
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Still, the consciousness stuff is currently the most intriguing part of the series to me.
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He's also filling social media with splashy posts and intriguing videos to build his brand.
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G Perico continues to establish himself as one of the West Coast's most intriguing newcomers.
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Instead, it has become one of the most intriguing internet firms to emerge in years.
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Her hair is daring, eye-catching, intriguing, and subtly beautiful all at the same time.
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To make things even more intriguing, developer Epic Games hasn't said anything about the event.
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As you can see from even just the above, the job is pretty freaking intriguing.
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Although such ICOs need to be handled with care, they could also generate intriguing inventions.
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Regardless of this, though, the discovery that wax-moth larvae can eat plastic is intriguing.
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The family dynamics in this film are intriguing, especially given the history you're channeling here.
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But the star that Dittmann found is a bit more intriguing since it's fairly quiet.
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They're not super common just yet, but they're becoming more intriguing and useful every year.
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Erman offered up one more intriguing possibility: That a Supreme Court justice could come out.
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For example, columnist Ross Douthat of the New York Times found his scientific arguments intriguing.
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To explain these intriguing results, Dr. Manica and his colleagues tested out different historical scenarios.
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Her debut novel, Ancillary Justice, introduced us to an intriguing world and earned considerable acclaim.
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It points to an intriguing question: how will all of those purchases get to consumers?
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It's an intriguing theory, and one that makes a hell of a lot of sense.
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Bollinger B1 SUV Tucked away amongst the utilitarian vehicles is the intriguing Bollinger B1 SUV.
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That's why today's leak of what could be Canon's next G21080 X is so intriguing.
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An even more intriguing hypothesis is that large craters have been erased by ice volcanoes.
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Why, Netflix, the party with the swankiest-looking red carpet and the most intriguing stars.
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Is it artists, because they offer intriguing images of the landscapes and people of Sicily?
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ArtStation's new initiative looks to capture that appeal — fantastic artwork coupled with an intriguing story.
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But her more recent and perhaps more intriguing foray has been into television and movies.
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Your planetary ruler, Jupiter, connects with messenger planet Mercury, bringing some intriguing news to light.
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One thing those bands have in common is a tumultuous history that makes them intriguing.
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This sounds like another dead-end, but the episode concludes with some intriguing security footage.
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Those are among several intriguing Emmy-night storylines: Will "Game of Thrones" retain its crown?
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But he finds the idea intriguing, and is keen to see where the research goes.
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APPLE, THE giant electronics firm, activated an intriguing new feature on its watch last month.
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But as intriguing as the thought of bondage is, it can also be pretty scary.
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But I took a closer look at the UK market, because of an intriguing detail.
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We await with baited breath the answers as Sony continue to develop its intriguing projector.
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"It's intriguing and it's an interesting possibility," said Schiff, a neuroscientist at Weill Cornell Medicine.
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There's a lot going on—including some intriguing developments in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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FINALLY, and most importantly...what's the most intriguing shadowy cover-up you've ever read about?
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What's more intriguing is that exactly what her role is has yet to be revealed.
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His journals and notebooks were among the most intriguing items listed in the online guide.
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However, Cramer thinks it may have come down so much that it could be intriguing.
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A wilderness-taming electric powertrain isn't the only intriguing feature of the GTE Active, however.
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On the purely speculative end, Matthew Klein advanced an intriguing theory in the Financial Times.
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The illustrations are fantastic and exciting, and the story is always intriguing and always different.
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Fortunately for William, his wife, Elizabeth Holloway Marston (Rebecca Hall), also finds the student intriguing.
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In a sense, Michelle emerges at the end as the more intriguing of the two.
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And many of these characters and their storylines are more intriguing than Eddie's Lockheed predicament.
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"This is one of the most intriguing sub-sectors in the financials space," said Meda.
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The result, their documentary Tickled, is an intriguing story of internet aliases, money, and power.
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Secrecy might sound intriguing, but for a startup, it's absolutely the wrong way to go.
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Also, my personal experience proves for me that newcomer candidacies like his contain intriguing possibilities.
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They're such distinctive and intriguing characters, but their characters shift radically from scene to scene.
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Now they're back with "Dope Sick," an intriguing and essentially beatless track featuring $ha Hef.
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This is also a powerful time to network; you may meet some very intriguing people.
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It's a hive of activity, all of it intriguing, and it's definitely worth a visit.
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Lightless was a fantastic, thoughtful novel, and this sequel appears to be just as intriguing.
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Perhaps the most intriguing offering is faloodeh, frozen rice noodles with rose water and cardamom.
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That person, to me, is still intriguing just because people are still fascinated by him.
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Yet an intriguing idea came from a most unexpected quarter on Wednesday afternoon, when Gov.
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The working title for Smile was called Dumb Angel—which is a very intriguing title.
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As for the spices themselves, there are more intriguing combinations in a bucket of KFC.
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There are scenes like tonight's very intriguing exchange between Allison Crowe and the District Attorney.
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And elsewhere there are some intriguing initiatives, propositions and local elections to consider, Wilson writes.
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What I found most intriguing was to be human at the same time as technical.
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In the process, however, he created a series of intriguing paintings, which close the exhibition.
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His father left some intriguing correspondence on Fermi, which inspired Mr Schwartz to learn more.
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Justice Scalia's absence is already having an impact on the new term in intriguing ways.
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This wine is fresh and floral, light and sleek, yet structured with intriguing mineral flavors.
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The landing site is on the head portion of the comet, near some intriguing pits.
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In Los Angeles, Apolis, a socially conscious lifestyle brand, just bottled a similarly intriguing aroma.
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Israel's responses to the Wolf attack, which happened the very next day, were also intriguing.
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I think the stock can go a little lower, but boy, is it getting intriguing.
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"I don't know the first thing about old Turkish but it's very intriguing," she said.
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The 50,000-year-old needle found this summer was an intriguing example of human ingenuity.
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Apple TV Plus' "See" is an imperfect yet entertaining, intriguing, and overall strange fantasy series.
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Isabelle, meanwhile, is an intriguing ghost, animated by Ms. Huppert with her usual fierce precision.
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There were some intriguing details that went into forging this deal, sources tell Business Insider.
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There's one other, intriguing possible outcome of Bush's quasi-endorsement: a disproportionate response from Trump.
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All of this would start to feel a bit tiring if her music wasn't intriguing.
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Jingliang Snuffs Zafir in One The action began with an intriguing scrap between international welterweights.
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That's why the premise of a new study in Nature Human Behavior is so intriguing.
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However, there's some intriguing potential as the pricing and weight come down in future iterations.
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The NFL and college football dominate interest, and an intriguing NBA season is already underway.
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A bit of a shame really, because the rather intriguing city has gone largely undocumented.
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High-silica compositions are intriguing because they're thought to be created from considerable water activity.
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Here are 15 intriguing takeaways from our intimate encounters with the scary-brilliant retail juggernaut.
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You can see Sharma and Rozovsky's intriguing pairings at the Met until Sunday, December 17.
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And the resulting stories, considered together, suggest several intriguing possibilities for where Mueller is going.
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Intriguing ideas are brewed up, but it is not a great time for decision making.
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And, maybe, lending bar space to a rotation of mixologists and intriguing food pop-ups.
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What is particularly intriguing is that the culprit seems to be a single bacterial species.
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Over the years, researchers have investigated some intriguing questions that stemmed from these basic findings.
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Trevor Noah looked into an intriguing phenomenon: Trump's love for solving problems he created himself.
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Those whose interests skew toward alternative rock and pop may find Sunday's bill more intriguing.
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The series' most intriguing aspect is the way she takes control of her own destiny.
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An intriguing coincidence for me but worth the indulgence for any coffee and chocolate lover.
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As an actor, he became one of the most intriguing characters in Mr. Robot history.
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I mean, I think that's a really intriguing ... I think ... And it's a clunky work.
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The contrast between her love of bombs, and her beautiful poetry is intriguing and fascinating.
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It's not anywhere near the last word on the matter, obviously, but it is intriguing.
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The Eagles present an intriguing challenge to Brady's fondness for throwing deep and into traffic.
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Mercury connects with your ruling planet Pluto, and you make connections with intriguing, powerful people.
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That was an intriguing idea, but it died almost immediately upon contact with legislative reality.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)This is where the new TV starts to feel intriguing.
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Avery Singer, an intriguing New York-based painter, has taken a welcome risk here, too.
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And not related but still intriguing: Bonnie and Ed seem to be getting along famously.
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The most intriguing evening program, for my money, is the festival's final night on Friday.
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Westworld hopes you'll find that tease intriguing enough to follow it for years to come.
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In the world of film, there are still more creative things happening—it's more intriguing.
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Read more about the dust storm: Other weather on Mars yielded its own intriguing imagery.
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Hunter from hhhs Michigan began an intriguing story: Sometimes bad things happen to good people.
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But what may be most intriguing about Mr. Onwuachi's life is not in the book.
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I bought one for myself: Cameo is an intriguing new development in celebrity-fan relations.
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And yet, for some, its atmosphere and intriguing performances will prove worthy of the outing.
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Green is sympathetic, but does not seek to make them more intriguing than they are.
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Yet again, Rhea Seehorn, as Kim, delivers the most psychologically intriguing performance in the show.
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The polls contain intriguing hints of how the dynamics might shift in the coming weeks.
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But the monitor most intriguing local government environmental protection agencies and civilians alike is PurpleAir.
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"My perspective is that Cooper's Ferry is intriguing, but not paradigm-shifting," Potter told Gizmodo.
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But it's more intriguing to see what these screens reveal about labor in Carole & Tuesday.
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But some that have already been discovered present intriguing findings just begging for further observation.
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This fall's dance calendar will feature inventive takes on old favorites and intriguing new works.
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The fact that Bowen had yet to pick a college only made him more intriguing.
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Cut into intriguing silhouettes, some of these flaps expand into spreads almost three feet wide.
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Butler will team with Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins on an intriguing young team.
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Stacks of art books and intriguing objets d'art can also be found throughout the space.
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Players and coaches say the other polls are intriguing, but mostly potentially season-crippling distractions.
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Perhaps the most intriguing moment of Tuesday's Democratic debate came moments after it had concluded.
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The "why" of Trump's record-setting day on Twitter is more intriguing, and more telling.
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Same sex relationships were often seen as taboo, which made them more "intriguing," said Kwon.
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It will be intriguing to see if it causes other unicorns to follow its lead.
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But even a "meh" N.B.A. season has its share of showmanship and intriguing early trends.
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Three bone marrow transplant experts who were surveyed agreed that it was an intriguing question.
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For Children On March 1, an intriguing new children's center opened its doors in Manhattan.
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This intriguing movie has quite a few plot twists, and they're all admirably worked out.
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The map already had some intriguing new areas that seemed ripe for some exciting moments.
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But the cultural remnants of France's colonial empire still reveal themselves in many intriguing ways.
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A tough one (for me), but worth the work to uncover such an intriguing quote.
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All in all, an intriguing night filled with new plot twists for the 2020 Democrats.
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This election is intriguing for what it will say about the evolving notion of fame.
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Numerous House races in Florida will also be intriguing either on Tuesday or in November.
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The most intriguing idea is giving states more flexibility under the law's State Innovation Waivers.
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Benedict Cumberbatch could be floated by producers, and James McAvoy could be an intriguing choice.
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Intriguing titles have been released from many of the shared universes under the Disney umbrella.
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This may make him more appealing than Benedict, but it also makes him less intriguing.
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"This is why it's so intriguing why it has turned up in California," she said.
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But my hometown, Windsor, Ontario, and its American neighbor, Detroit, do provide an intriguing comparison.
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Google's phones are typically well made and showcase the most intriguing new Android software features.
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It's an intriguing concept, but could wearing pollution-sensing clothing really become a common practice?
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Or was it — and I find this the most intriguing possibility — an image of paradise?
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Nonetheless no "Tom" ballet ever materialized; it remains one of history's intriguing might-have-beens.
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Her disconcerting presence provides the first signal of the elusive and intriguing film to follow.
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Mercury is retrograde, which isn't making communication easy—however, some intriguing insights still arrive today.
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The Miami Heat might be the most intriguing irrelevant team in the NBA right now.
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When Workplace first debuted in early 2015, the idea of a subscription business was intriguing.
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A long, deliberate, slow-burning satire, Graduation is both infuriating and pessimistic, but always intriguing.
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Google began 2015 as a giant advertising company connected to a collection of intriguing science projects.
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The oppositions were intriguing, but neither brand dominates the aesthetic conversation the way it once did.
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Alternate theories like Ned (or Brandon) + Ashara = Jon are just as intriguing, but not as popular.
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I got my hands on the transcript and pulled out the most important/memorable/intriguing lines.
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But by far the most intriguing donor is Facebook, the elephant lurking in every American newsroom.
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"Overall, the study has some important findings and an intriguing set of possible explanations," Johnson concluded.
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I think this new paper in the BMJ is of very high quality, and very intriguing.
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Goode's new role promises a very intriguing season 2 — one that can't get here fast enough.
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It's intriguing that we might soon have speakers that move and adjust according to the input.
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VR used in journalism is proving to be an intriguing front for building empathy in audiences.
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Season six is so intriguing because its central political metaphor works in a variety of ways.
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The intriguing part of this role is that Sheela isn't necessarily a cut-and-dry villain.
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Some of the fan theories are good, other too unbelievable, and one is especially quite intriguing.
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But it also raises an intriguing, if not worrisome, question: what do we do after contact?
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Having been part of two love triangles and two divorces, Hawking led an intriguing love life.
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But the most intriguing moment for both characters so far happens in this episode's classroom scene.
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It's yet another sign that this intriguing Saturnian moon has what it takes to sustain life.
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Even more intriguing though, is the possibility of using ultrasound to remotely control genetically-engineered cells.
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While an intriguing plotpoint, let's hope that Season 3 includes 50 percent less edible dimensional flowers.
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The most intriguing though, is what I've learned about farmers, transporters, and slaughterhouse workers as people.
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The episode they are watching looks intriguing, so I think I might give it another try.
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One of the most intriguing current trends in gadgets is the professionalization of amateur content online.
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They're super intriguing, but in the demos I tried last week, they were also super buggy.
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But they're paired with genuinely useful features like Live Caption and intriguing things like Focus Mode.
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China is a very intriguing market, with wild potential and equally wild regulations and consumer preferences.
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The intriguing, but ultimately slight "The World Is Full of Secrets" never shows this dreadful event.
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Here are the three most intriguing details Chrissy Teigen revealed to Refinery29 about the forthcoming book.
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With concerns about publishers dying off, it's intriguing that Tor is making this long-term commitment.
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Pick an outfit that entices their eyes, and an intriguing, musky scent over floral or citrus.
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A more intriguing example is the January 1999 issue "Why internet shares will fall to earth".
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Stalin is still a monster, but a far more intriguing one than I had ever suspected.
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Things could get very intriguing for Warren under other scenarios, however — especially if Sanders falls short.
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Questions aside, if the leak is accurate it's an intriguing tease for the new Vivo handset.
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Spears was asked which singers she'd like to duet with, and her response was pretty intriguing.
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If nothing else, Apple is good at providing new experiences, and they're rarely less than intriguing.
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It is an intriguing if impracticable idea, which reveals a lot about the challenge of automation.
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It takes an intriguing person to do this, whether it's riding or running the rodeo itself.
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And so I think I feel like that will be a very timely and intriguing conversation.
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Ahead, Vronsky helps us narrow down seven things criminologists understand about these intriguing — yet chilling — figures.
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It sounds very intriguing, and will be available for tablets, smartphones, and smartwatches, because why not.
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VFiles' founder, Julie Anne Quay, talked us through the intriguing new "for teens, by teens" project.
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The idea that evolution encourages women to engage in cyclical cuckoldry was certainly an intriguing one.
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The phone was first announced back in May as one of the company's more intriguing projects.
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You could serve with brown rice, if the nuttiness is intriguing; with white rice if not.
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It's an intriguing thriller, but with a handful of rough edges that hold the experience back.
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The former claim about the Nvidia Tegra chip isn't as new, but it's much more intriguing.
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The result is an intriguing series that goes beyond the surface-level coverage of the genre.
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The narrative conceit perfectly evokes the films, but the gaming element is where things get intriguing.
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Its auto-complete text function suggested such intriguing products as a "bollock hammer" or "cock sander".
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If you had sleep apnea for a long time, the didgeridoo thing would sound quite intriguing.
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An election that seemed destined to conform to a predictable script has become much more intriguing.
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But those concepts alone are more intriguing than what Sega has been pitching in recent years.
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The researchers believe their results are intriguing even if the underlying studies have some methodological flaws.
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One intriguing finding is that the improvements are more pronounced in lower- and moderate-income communities.
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Had the writers slowed the timeline, this could have been an intriguing portrait of societal breakdown.
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The lyrics retain the passion of Pablo Honey, but they're less maudlin and even occasionally intriguing.
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This particular site was chosen on account of intriguing surface features detected by the Mariner orbiter.
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But today lands an uplifting and intriguing, if not counterintuitive, study in the journal Nature Energy.
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The Liberation, Ian Tregillis Ian Tregillis wraps up his intriguing Alchemy Wars series with The Liberation.
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One intriguing finding in the study is that trees are often a bargain in this regard.
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"[Black America] was something that was personally intriguing for me as a black American," Packer continued.
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All told, the Budd-e is an intriguing, loony, amazing vision for the future of automobiles.
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News highlighted a particularly intriguing idea about the vintage car loving, perfectly coiffed hair-having teenager.
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We've been talking to other people about some digital solutions to things, which are really intriguing.
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Whatever the output, Shlian's sculptures defy easy categorization with work that is almost always instantly intriguing.
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Sudeikis brings his comic timing and an intriguing combination of ego and humility to his role.
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Their mixes manage to remain elusive and intriguing while also providing perfect, peak-time party power.
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The sugary bobbly bits (what do we even call them?) make for a very intriguing texture.
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The Freakshow represents "old" Venice, full of artists, creators, misfits, freaks, odd characters, and intriguing personalities.
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When told a story of a person who exhibited some procrastination tendencies, the results were intriguing.
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Graphic, fleshy sculptures covered in body hair form part of this strange yet intriguing sculpture series.
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Love-and-money planet Venus connects with Pluto (your planetary ruler) this morning, bringing intriguing news.
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Forgotten, by Arielle Grimes and Sophia Park, is an intriguing, mysterious piece of fictional digital archeology.
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They were somewhat intriguing to the sixth grade boys, so I preferred to keep them covered.
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Jones brings with her extensive experience and qualifications for the job, but also some intriguing connections.
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T and the casting director Arianna Pradarelli highlight a handful of the most intriguing new faces.
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Ibushi serves as a nice avatar for some of the more intriguing aspects of the series.
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The writers of SATC mined these archetypes to write hundreds of intriguing scenarios for the women.
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Before that, all that was known about him was an intriguing screen name: Dread Pirate Roberts.
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These are the least interpretive sections of the book, although they contain the most intriguing stories.
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In Solothurn, Simon Jaquemet's excellent drama "Der Unschuldige" ("The Innocent", pictured top) provided an intriguing counterpoint.
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Netflix's next big series is Altered Carbon, and this first look at it is pretty intriguing.
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The 31 most important, intriguing, insightful and, occasionally, odd lines from Don Jr. are below. 2016.
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It's an intriguing variable in a global market forecast to be in a 104,000-tonne deficit.
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Naturally, this cloistered quality — echoed in the title of her latest solo — makes them deeply intriguing.
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Intriguing ambiguity permeates every element of David Lang's "The Loser," a mysterious 60-minute chamber opera.
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His claim that institutional journalists are inherently compromised is a typically self-righteous, if intriguing, response.
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Then Dr Christine Chung, a Nashville researcher recruited to the team, stumbled on an intriguing clue.
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The field contains a lot of intriguing mysteries, which leads to a lot of amateur speculation.
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Libra is an intriguing concept, at least to some, but its economic feasibility is highly dubious.
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For decades, the region looked intriguing because of polygonal cracking and scalloped depressions in the landscape.
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And there were some intriguing details that went on behind the scenes, sources tell Business Insider.
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But for many U.S.-based VCs at the summit, the region as a whole is intriguing.
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Sean Healy was driving for Uber in Seattle when a passenger offered him an intriguing job.
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Image: Archaeological SolutionsAn intriguing possibility is that these people were slave laborers, Peachey told the BBC.
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This is unbelievably fascinating, but the story gets even more intriguing—and potentially even more confusing.
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The two men's dynamic is an intriguing one that might work better fleshed out on film.
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While she's nonchalant, her specific repetitive movements give intriguing hints about the rituals of the future.
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It's a bit intriguing that Apple is choosing to raise the price on the mainstream iPad.
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Mexico City chef Elena Reygadas is an intriguing new face on the Latin American culinary scene.
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The world of The Matrix was intriguing, but it was the storytelling that kept us watching.
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Ahead, she shares some of her stunning portraits and the intriguing stories behind them with Refinery29.
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Tonight's vibe is intriguing—mysterious Pluto connects with your ruling planet, Mercury, creating an intimate atmosphere.
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The Sam Barlow–designed Shattered Memories had an intriguing psychoanalysis mechanic, but it was under developed.
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The player who's most intriguing to me is Harden because he's unlike Kobe, Michael, and LeBron.
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Shifts in your emotional world are taking place, with August 25 being an especially intriguing day.
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Innovative or intriguing picks ripple throughout the mockiverse, while démodé picks are held up for mockery.
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The algorithm nonetheless represents an intriguing new vehicle for the ever-evolving field of relationship science.
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But its most intriguing deal in this new market is with the Chinese internet company Baidu.
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On Mars, Glen Torridon is full of intriguing clay mineral deposits that Curiosity has been observing.
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His new team promises to be one of the N.B.A.'s more intriguing experiments this season.
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The compound is particularly intriguing because it's a simple generic medication that's taken as a pill.
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Secrets like these spice up the usual progression and make the world that much more intriguing.
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If so, what intriguing or surprising things did you find out about yourself and your heritage?
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Brendan Kerry of Australia has had some of the more intriguing musical choices of the event.
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It is intriguing that each thinks that re-evaluating economic principles may be the way forward.
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But under this same cosmic combination, you might be able to uncover some very intriguing details.
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