Scott confesses he was worried that the invites were pity invites.
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Beckham also opted for sending digital invites out to her show instead of posted invites.
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Some just got invites late this week, by the way, which shows how rolling the invites might have been.
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These app invites have been slowly worked toward the background since their peak (and your peak frustration), with the invites for Mafia Hitman 2k16 or whatever appearing only on mobile and options to block various invites being made available.
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If the government becomes the lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy.
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While a company spokesperson couldn't quite tell us how Microsoft decided on who would get invites first, Microsoft tells us that invites will go out in batches.
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The app invites won't be supported with the newest Facebook software development kit and, while older versions will still support it, those invites will end February 2018.
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Entering into specifics ("I ate a big lunch,"; "I'm allergic to eggplant,"; "It's too fattening") only invites an argument — just as eating the overgenerous portion only invites seconds.
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But it also picks up some of the "important" emails that Gmail's system ignores – like calendar invites, notifications about Google Docs updates, and other invites to collaborate on work.
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Currently, you can accept or reject the pop-up co-stream invites, but in a few months, you'll be able to send out these co-stream invites as well.
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Conservative social media shitposters Carpe Donktum and mad-liberals shared, what appear to be, invites from the White House, but it's unclear if these invites are real or not.
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"[Hackers could] create a program that invites all of their friends into the room and once they get infected, it also invites all their contacts into the room," Radocea said.
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The law bars discrimination – the new administration invites it.
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" SORKIN: "Have you gotten any invites to spin here?
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I don't know about you, but in recent years, most of my friends have stopped sending event invites via Facebook and opted for email invites, often of the Paperless Post variety, instead.
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It also invites constant, passive sharing of your location, status, and other intimate data, which both invites privacy concerns and causes some people to reconsider how they're using that close friends list.
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"The Flash villains have been very singular — Reverse-Flash just wanted to go home and Zoom just wanted to live; this is somebody who invites worship and invites praise and loyalty," Kreisberg teases.
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That page invites to choose which account you'd like to use to view the Google Doc, and then you're taken to a page that invites you to grant access to your Google Account.
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So far, it appears that Tesla has only sent invites to certain VIPs, including those who "won" invites to the event through the company's Model S sales referral program by referring five buyers.
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The ceaseless Google Calendar meeting invites for every. single. thing.
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Full closet, fresh batch of party invites, "nothing" to wear.
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But the idea invites a whole litany of fascinating questins.
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Leaving it on forever just invites endless dread and obsession.
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The Economist invites applications for the 2017 Marjorie Deane internship.
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So, Ross invites Rachel to come with him — as friends.
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Microsoft just sent out invites for its next big event.
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For the Western viewers, the show invites a downward comparison.
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His gaze invites neither pity nor titillation over their conditions.
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The Economist invites applications for the 2018 Marjorie Deane internship.
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Some couriers leave packages on doorsteps, but this invites theft.
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So, the family invites him over for a major event.
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In 2017, Mashable invites you to come obsess with us.
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Sabrina invites her to join them, but Miss Wardwell declines.
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Nearby, a guestbook in a small kiosk invites written reflections.
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Samsung just sent out invites for the next Unpacked event.
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You can send out link invites or send out emails.
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But hey, if someone invites me to Paris, I'm there!
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"If someone invites me, I would say no," Chanthawong said.
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"By countenancing such tactics, the court invites dispute," Alito wrote.
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Waiting to move on rates unnecessarily invites more political risk.
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She invites Offred to come visit Janine and baby Angela.
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By sending out invites, the airline just lost its leverage.
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Jones is the kind of person whose presence invites spectacle.
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Accept as many invites as possible over the next month!
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"It invites you to challenge your own assumptions," Timberman says.
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Antoine Lefebvre invites you to download books from the Internet.
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"The truck invites itself into the apartment," Mr. Warren said.
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The personality of the street, hubbubed with hurry, invites strolling.
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He invites her to visit him up at the library.
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In short: if someone invites you to a Suhoor, go.
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Kanigel's book invites the rest of us to keep debating.
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The 500th anniversary of that fateful event scarcely invites celebration.
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I apologize for my lateness, and he invites me in.
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She invites him up, but Matt's playing the long con.
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They're currently attempting to use party invites to gain passage.
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In Hull's work, that opacity invites further curiosity and inquiry.
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Invites to lunch were turned down, social gatherings barely tolerated.
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Former Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker was also on both invites.
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She invites him home to eat kibbe, Syrian meat croquettes.
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She invites not just awe or dread — but our curiosity.
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If you're a DC fan, that only invites more questions.
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While getting ready, G. invites me to his frat's party.
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It's a show that invites you to be at home.
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Dennis greets Bullimore at his door and invites him inside.
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It invites viewers to see themselves in representations of migration.
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He invites viewers to picture things with their eyes closed.
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So he invites everyone he knows, and I do too.
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How many -- have you got any invites to spin here?
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Engaging Invites has not encountered a stampede of customers either.
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This was war without victory, the kind that invites silence.
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Parliament invites the leader to do so, not the monarch.
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Girl invites guy to meet her family for the weekend.
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He invites viewers to picture things with their eyes closed.
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The title invites one to read with a questioning mind.
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Everything about them conveys and invites considerable thought and concentration.
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It's also playful and invites visitors to lie on it.
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He invites consumers of culture to reach beyond outdated understandings.
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The best solution would be for Apple to allow people to mark calendar invites as spam—or to adjust its spam algorithm to prevent those calendar invites from hitting our inboxes to begin with.
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He just moved apartments and invites me over to catch up.
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RELATED: White House invites Congress investigation leaders to view documents 1.
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In 903, it more than doubled that number with 683 invites.
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And in 2017, that number jumped again, to 774 new invites.
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The new guy at work invites you over to his house.
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Baudelaire understood how its complexity invites psychological, artistic and stylistic interpretations.
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This year, Mashable invites you to indulge in the nostalgia. Why?
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In Little Glass Planet, he invites us to celebrate with him.
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Social media invites strangers, and thus the unknown, into our lives.
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It isn't clear how freely Google is giving out these invites.
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Yet in most places, speaking freely is punished or invites violence.
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Invites a cop recently acquitted of murder to the White House.
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They all received invites to the CNN New Hampshire town hall.
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Internship The Economist invites applications for the 2017 Marjorie Deane internship.
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For this annual celebration, she invites a host of performing guests.
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"Lose weight and gain so much more," invites Weight Watchers' website.
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Announcing our 10 direct invites to the next edition of #SmashSummit.
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It invites readers to wonder, what if she had run then?
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So Netflix invites product specialists, like Yellin, to the negotiation table.
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Invites by the school were sent to more than 30 students.
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She invites them over to her house so they can talk.
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Until now, the $200 device had been available only through invites.
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A formal complaint against someone higher up the ladder invites retaliation.
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He says he's going out with his coworkers and invites me.
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A group of colleagues invites me to have another farewell lunch.
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So much so that he invites him to a poker game.
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First, real Google Doc invites look different than the recent fake.
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We used that picture on the invites and on the trays.
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Elijah invites Hannah to a hot-dog taco party; Hannah declines.
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On Tuesday, HTC sent out invites for the April 12 unveiling.
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Friend invites me down the street for cookies and hot toddies.
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The letter invites people to join an on-line signature drive.
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He later invites Russia to find and release Hillary Clinton's emails.
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In America, meanwhile, the prospect of a President Trump invites probing.
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Berger's death invites us to consider the role of the popularizer.
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The WHCA typically invites the president and members of his staff.
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Each year, the hotel invites an artist to design its interior.
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The historic success of public health initiatives invites an obvious question.
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That invites the public to take a closer look at Bytedance.
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Sony sent out invites for a press event in New York.
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Metro invites visual artists to be considered for new artist opportunities.
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But it's easy to see why her work invites the description.
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And an outgoing president invites us to keep an open mind.
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And to close things out Zuckerberg invites Bill Gates onstage pic.twitter.
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Mickey brings Gus, which invites the usual tensions surrounding these events.
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"After the Afterparty" invites you to attend one of her own.
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This becomes alarmingly clear after Kimmy invites Keith to the gala.
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Hot tip: If Lupita Nyong'o invites you to prom, you go.
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She hands me a fork and invites me to dig in.
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Apple sent out invites for its big iPhone announcement next month.
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Unlike more flamboyant activists, he seldom invites journalists to his launchings.
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It includes U.S. fintech companies and invites U.S. authorities to participate.
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It's an unforced error that invites a reprisal without benefiting anyone.
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Restricting work invites an exodus of jobs to lower-wage countries.
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The process to navigate sending invites on either app version varies.
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One station in Seattle invites listeners to talk about their dreams.
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Customs and Border Protection rarely invites outsiders in for a look.
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She invites our members to the White House to meet her.
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"I'll go into any box anyone invites me to," he said.
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Amazon's website for the service invites other retailers to make inquiries.
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Amazon's website for the service invites other retailers to make inquiries.
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But her anachronistic dress invites the question: What's she doing here?
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"One Another" invites us inside but never fully lets us in.
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North Korea (sort of) invites you to witness something truly historic.
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Sometimes escaping into aural sensation invites the temptation to never leave.
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He sees these women, and invites you to see them, too.
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He invites nervous conservatives to imagine a cabinet minister named Ahmed.
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An open door invites welcomed guests, like their neighbor, Priscilla Hartung.
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To make things truly awkward, she invites Adam to the wedding.
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Twitter invites guest chefs to cook at the company cafeteria periodically.
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Ms. Somers still invites the male gaze, or really, any gaze.
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This approach invites conflict without hurting people&aposs feelings, Dalio said.
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She invites the Rockettes to perform at every official city event.
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If immediacy invites error, then error, on Twitter, conversely suggests humanity.
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Readers dig into her past because her writing subject invites inquiry.
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At Danspace Project, Ms. Okpokwasili invites you into her work. Listen.
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Being a nudist invites questions: Is it the same as swinging?
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But Resonant Bodies invites artists to blow it up a little.
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She invites him to a nightclub, where she quickly abandons him.
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"Generally, improved efficiency invites much higher rates of consumption," Cook said.
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Anyway, no more opinions from me on twitter, it invites bullying.
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The service invites you to belong, until, quite bleakly, it doesn't.
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My local fall 5-kilometer race invites runners, walkers and wheelchairs.
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It's not like Bannon is lacking platforms or invites to conferences.
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But Resonant Bodies invites artists to blow it up a little.
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It's a gesture that invites inclusiveness of all faiths and color.
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The company also claims the tool does not report identifiable information to Google about employees creating invites and doesn't stop those invites from going out, but is instead designed to help cut down on calendar spam.
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Bardem's character invites him to stay in their home, against Lawrence's objections.
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"Anytime Amazon invites us for a meeting, we attend," Land told CNBC.
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The network has extended invites for town halls to numerous Democratic candidates.
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In lieu of a guestbook, Sheeran invites visitors to sign the walls.
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Gamble started calligraphy as a hobby, helping out friends with wedding invites.
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Eddie Murphy's Rudy Ray Moore biopic invites viewers to just appreciate it.
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Apple has finally made it official, sending out invites for a Sept.
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Then he invites Chloe on his family trip to the Amalfi Coast.
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What's remarkable about The Ferryman is how effortlessly it invites you in.
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"My problem is I'm not sending out invites 'cause ugh," Trainor noted.
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That invites itself to fewer perceived insiders being part of the event.
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Now, the tough part: picking only one to put on your invites.
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My brother invites me to come over and be bums with him.
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Thursday's full Moon invites you to have a chat with the neighbors.
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His driver invites him to eat at the gas station's cafe/diner.
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All that stuff end-to-end, and we were not dropping invites.
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The world's première circus festival invites acts from all over the world.
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He invites voters to trust in him, rather than in democratic institutions.
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The expression of these preferences often invites discomfort, scolding, shame, et cetera.
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Image: AppleApple just sent out press invites for its next major event.
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Finance internship: The Economist invites applications for the 2019 Marjorie Deane internship.
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He appears to feel criticism deeply and yet he also invites it.
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There's a creaminess to each of these beverages that invites another bite.
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The participants will be decided through a mix of qualifiers and invites.
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Jaime invites all of his pals to dig into the massive pizza.
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Comic sans belongs on baby shower invites from the '90s, not this.
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" The Swedish Number's website invites callers to "talk about anything you want.
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The dangly earring is a fashion flourish that invites social media sharing.
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"Genocide," however, is rhetorically double-edged, provoking controversy as it invites attention.
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Zelensky, meanwhile, invites Trump to taste his country's "tasty" and "delicious" food.
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Taylor invites us to knock down walls and be on her #squad.
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It then invites all candidates to state their positions on the issues.
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Instead, Trump reportedly invites aides to lunch meetings with Vice President Pence.
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Virtually every corner of the hotel's public rooms invites exploration and contemplation.
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When you hand out invites for "Holy Cloutrimony," guests have varying expectations.
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What's especially troubling with the proposed legislation, though, is what it invites.
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The company sent out press invites for its fall event on Aug.
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Like all of Moriyama's books, this one invites rapid-fire cinematic immersion.
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When she invites us to join her on "another mentality," we accept.
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This weekend it invites children to follow the comedian Paul Reubens, a.k.a.
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The whole act of building a giant wall invites intrigue and suspicion.
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If your grandpa invites you over for dinner, you better show up.
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Clinton invites them to trudge with her indefatigably toward continued, incremental improvement.
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That said, invites to some great parties will come your way tonight!
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However, almost all agree that too much debt invites serious economic trouble.
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And what happens is it invites people in to get another perspective.
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On it, she invites women to share photos of themselves without headscarves.
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Zoom allows you to send invites via email, contact, or phone number.
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Akinmowo invites participants to visit the project space and trade a book.
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Make sure schools invite political discussion, even if doing so invites controversy.
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It invites the question: How long has this been happening, and why?
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I think most music that I am interested in invites people in.
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The group, about 15 in size, occasionally invites authors it is reading.
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Murphy's approach invites a multitude of comparisons, but Eno is particularly relevant.
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The Justice Department often invites lawyers to meet and discuss potential indictments.
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The bassist and singer Stephen Bruner invites listeners into his eccentric world.
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Screenshot: AppleApple just sent out media invites to its annual iPhone event.
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A dinner host invites guests — and bears the cost of feeding them.
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What son invites this kind of behavior from his constantly abusive mother?
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Then Vineet invites her to ride with him on his motorbike. Hmm.
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The chaos his arrival invites into Turner's life is secretly a blessing.
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The comparison this series invites to the Pentagon Papers is thus misleading.
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The show invites questions of who had access to cameras and when.
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"Get Next to Nutex," the blue tin of the radioactive condom invites.
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Ibatoulline invites you into his sweeping, realistic scenes with cleverly shifting perspectives.
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The site invites executives and investors to help identify and recommend candidates.
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This invites companies to manipulate the system to the detriment of workers.
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Engaging Invites starts at $65 each, with a minimum order of 25.
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This loose security invites an attempt at an attack with catastrophic consequences.
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A possible drawback with Edra's Pack sofa is that it invites hibernation.
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He invites people to hang by the pool at Marianne and Paul's.
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"It's a fair bit of work, and it invites noncompliance," she said.
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The end of this article invites the reader to try the experiment.
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Not long ago, the Court resisted the shortcut the Government now invites.
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Those decisions depend on who actually invites him, a former aide says.
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"Macle," like the "Song Books," invites the simultaneous performance of different compositions.
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Like other sacred texts, the film invites doctrinal arguments and esoteric inquiries.
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She invites him into her flat and tenderly dresses his head wound.
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The ruling essentially invites Parliament to get to work and fix that.
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Luckily, Joyce invites Bob into the fold, who does some cartography for them.
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In a delirium, he invites his followers to consume his body and blood.
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Invites are therefore usually word of mouth or shared through closed Facebook groups.
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Sending eCards in lieu of paper invites, for example, should always be acceptable.
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The movement emphasized that the name only invites harassment and hinders inclusivity efforts.
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The action invites holders of CBA shares between 2015 and 2017 to join.
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Apple sent out press invites to its 28th annual WWDC keynote on Tuesday.
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She even invites audience members to participate by writing "yes" on her body.
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I know, you haven't gotten invites to her parties over the years, huh?
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Environmental advocates argue his nomination effectively invites the fox to guard the henhouse.
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Most surprisingly, none of them use social media, except for occasional event invites.
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But moving beyond cars invites fresh regulatory challenges and produces more technological complexity.
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She invites cameras into her recording studio, workshopping song lyrics on her iPhone.
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It's a preposterous notion to me, one that invites a kind of antagonism.
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Today's new moon in fellow water sign Pisces invites you on new journeys.
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He invites Aparna to come along to Derek's (Wade Allain-Marcus) birthday party.
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Pushing them to co-operate with gung-ho federal officers invites a clash.
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" New York magazine insists that the show's treatment of its women "invites questions.
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Politics invites controversy, and controversy, it can seem, is anathema to Hollywood executives.
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In the Advanced tab, you can choose to receive calendar invites as emails.
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Nothing invites a debate quite like politics — especially at the holiday dinner table.
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Apple just sent out invites for a press conference on Wednesday, September 7.
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He invites developers to improve on his code, which is available on GitHub.
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She even invites him to the Steve Harvey Show with her and Scott.
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As do allllll of those holiday party invites we accepted in late September.
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OKCupid invites users to answer questionnaires, build elaborate profiles, and describe themselves thoughtfully.
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Are all of the Apple logos on the October 183 event invites different?
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MO ELLEITHEE, GEORGETOWN INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND PUBLIC SERVICE: The president invites Putin.
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Called Between the Waters, the project invites digital exploration through non-linear storytelling.
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Mrs. Pinkston, invites her to read a poem during an African American cultural
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I would suggest he invites the North Korean leader to the White House.
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Roma invites us to reflect on the unseen women in homes across America.
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President Obama invites Kendrick Lamar, his favorite rapper, to the White House. pic.twitter.
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Moreover, it invites occupants into a very high-tech and sporty cabin cockpit.
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This really invites bad luck so it doesn't feel right to do that.
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In an attempt to halt an independent investigation, the president invites further inquiry.
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Invites to events fill me with dread — all that mingling is so draining.
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"I'm Still Here" invites a wide range of interpretations, from bitter to blasé.
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We are creating an environment that attracts capital, invites investment, and rewards production.
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The image, from a found artwork, adds an unexpected element that invites interpretation.
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They may not get VIP credentials or invites to the post-convention parties.
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Her association invites renowned panelists to give talks on a variety of issues.
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Kim invites Scott over to her LA house and immediately lays into him.
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He calls the session to order, and invites Kavanaugh to enter the chambers.
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Trent H. Evans invites us to rock out as we solve his puzzle.
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Coming when it did, the report invites a positive reevaluation of Trump's record.
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Now she invites Viv to meet at their favorite old diner off Broadway.
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In some cases, the bride invites real co-workers, friends, and family members.
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Now, he's the local boy made good: His high school in Aba invites
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Feel free to send San Francisco food recommendations and event invites our way!
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He tried to resolve the conflict, and, in doing so, only invites more.
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Chamber, In New York City, invites designers to do year-long curating residencies.
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She even invites a crying baby onstage, proving she can handle any heckler.
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It is surprising that Christmas invites do not come with notarized waiver forms.
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He speaks to the media and invites Conway in for a private conversation.
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That only invites an inevitable reunion tour, or even worse, a comeback album.
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We arrive at Nina's house and she kindly invites us in for coffee.
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Everything invites us to focus our attention on the rest of the city.
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Most of Apple's event invites are the converse: bright, airy, friendly, and vibrant.
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Some college administrators may gladly scale back an aggressive approach that invites lawsuits.
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It invites grandstanding by some politicians and is unfair to all parties concerned.
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Here's how to send invites and add participants on both types of devices.
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Even Apu's last name — Nahasapeemapetilon — is presented in a way that invites mockery.
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That invites the question: Why have the texts become such a big deal?
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Instead, he invites visitors to snack on the art and make return trips.
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It invites the viewer to ask questions: Why does that pig look angry?
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Mr. Bannon's one institutional reform goal in the 2018 challenges invites further skepticism.
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The couple invites us to consider how we read and misread each other.
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The "place" on the invites says "computer" for Levi and "Zoom" for Zane.
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Every so often, he invites her to pity him for his excessive sensitivity.
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It invites the viewer to figure out what the characters are going through.
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But the rustic, fireplace-lit dining room invites you to stay a while.
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BIG invites readers to question and reframe our collective fixation on body size.
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And not just because of all the eye-rolling wordplay the title invites.
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Wave Hill also invites visitors 10 and older to volunteer at 10 a.m.
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"This is a moment in time that invites a movement," said Ms. Khan.
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The company says it's now sending artists their invites to join the beta.
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His music invites you deeply into his restless psyche, sedate but never quieted.
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The recurrence of reflective materials as symbols invites questions concerning reality and distortion.
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The city invites — in fact, it requires — you to have your own experience.
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There are several reasons this work in particular invites such wide-ranging interpretations.
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A little poking around invites a lot of seeming evidence to the contrary.
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Instead, she invites Cricket and cousin Foster (Alexander Lowe) over for Thanksgiving dinner.
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"Jesus invites cataclysm as a result of struggle," Georgas preached earlier this year.
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A coworker invites me out for drinks and I give a tentative maybe.
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We are creating an environment that attracts capital, invites investment and rewards production.
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Murtaugh then invites Riggs inside for Christmas dinner as part of his family.
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Anna invites Adrien into her life and, slowly but surely, falls for him.
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With his divisive language and policies, Mr. Trump regularly invites accusations of bigotry.
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This is the double edge of looking that Zeller invites us to ponder.
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I need a post that invites brands to come forth for just that.
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Effectively, you'll have to go through a number of steps right now — like turning off settings that retain invites you've declined and making it so Gmail stops automatically accepting invites and automatically adding them to your calendar — as a workaround.
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She invites Kai over for dinner (a good one if you like sloppy joes).
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Despite these highlights, the exhibition lacks a clear thesis and invites only superficial engagement.
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OOPS: Cynthia Nixon&aposs campaign spells Ithaca, NY, as &aposIthica&apos in email invites.
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Lindsay Lohan invites Britney Spears and Paris Hilton to her birthday party this weekend.
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Mowing your grass too short just stresses your grass and invites pests and diseases.
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LG has sent out invites to journalists and industry professionals for the press conference.
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Chuck invites her into his office for coffee and conversation, sympathetic to her situation.
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Jock invites himself and his wife over for dinner at the Rhoades' that evening.
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At a time when blackness still invites unwarranted violence, young Wash's hard lessons resonate.
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Hopefully, these invites mean that the app is nearly ready and close to release.
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But as it does, it invites questions about the nature of art and creativity.
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It'll be fascinating to see how she invites an audience's presence into her dreams.
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Vici's absence, which was expected, was confirmed when the invites list was published Friday.
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The Zola NYC pop-up store wedding invites and paper launch on Feb. 20.
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Apple has sent out press invites to its WWDC keynote taking place June 13.
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Google just sent out invites for an event in San Francisco on October 4th.
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Lawson invites us to look at everything, not just the figure on the roof.
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Amazon invites small and midsized businesses to sell directly to Amazon customers on Amazon.
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In her campaigning Mrs Merkel invites voters to endorse her temperament, not specific proposals.
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Sayspring says it'll select invitations and roll out new invites on a rolling basis.
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Sonos just sent out press invites for a June 6th event in San Francisco.
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United Airlines' motto invites its customers to "fly the friendly skies" aboard its planes.
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L. and I part ways, and she invites me to a party next weekend.
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More invites will be shared every day; eventually, the system will open to all.
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Apple just sent out press invites for an event taking place on October 27.
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But the discussion about bias invites other questions about society's use of facial recognition.
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Send out your invites and announcements in the time leading up to your opening.
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The manifesto invites endless human resources questions, many of them without any good answer.
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I hope to go to more events, text more invites, and trust myself more.
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First, a company sends invites to an event, usually with a dash of mystery.
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It was previously reported that some Tesla owners have received invites to the event.
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The show has always orbited around Hannah's solipsism and the subsequent destruction it invites.
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Samsung today sent out invites for "A Galaxy Event" taking place on Oct 11.
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Apple has sent out invites for an event on March 21st at its campus.
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PragerU and Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk have apparently received invites to the event.
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Like Liber Amoris, Making It is a calamity that holds us fixed, indeed invites
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So when a high school girl invites him to prom, it's not that weird.
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This café invites men to pay 18% more to highlight the gender pay gap.
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The invites are out and the rumors have been pouring in, fast and furious.
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In these and other works, Harvey invites us to see beyond what is there.
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I draw the line at freedom of speech when it actually invites violent ideology.
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That the bank has the power to hand out subsidised greenbacks naturally invites corruption.
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"The district court's decision invites openly partisan policy battles in the courtroom," Paxton argued.
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I could stop there, but your account of your family situation invites a response.
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Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify 3:08 p.m.
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A fountain near the park's center invites summertime visitors to wade and cool off.
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But then the mood is disrupted when one user invites violence into the room.
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"They told me they were getting free clothes and party invites," Venz Box says.
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Computing intelligence often seems to mimic human intelligence, so computer science understandably invites analogy.
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It gleams and sparkles in the sunlight and invites lovers to enter and osculate.
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Infrastructure development is a necessary process that invites input from a variety of stakeholders.
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The one unmistakable lesson of Middle Eastern realities is that being weak invites catastrophe.
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And Mr. Kapoor's elementally grand images have a totemic beauty that invites reflective thought.
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I can't just walk out of work because someone invites me to their house.
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TechCrunch invites you to our annual Crunch By Crunch Fest party in Austin, Texas.
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Don't ask a trans woman about her body unless she invites you to.69.
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When Spotify first launched in the US, invites were passed out as Klout Perks.
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In the spirit of going "beyond marriage," Frank invites Claire to keep romancing Tom.
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The new moon this weekend invites you to align with your most authentic philosophy.
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The White House often invites handpicked outlets in for briefings, typically for specific topics.
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The shogunate invites the Japanese converts to avoid torture by stepping on the fumie.
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The questionnaire invites people to evaluate themselves by choosing from a variety of options.
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Some people believe that saying sorry invites litigation because it's an admission of guilt.
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In "American Bitch," the fictional novelist Chuck Palmer (Matthew Rhys) invites Hannah Horvath (Ms.
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Find comfort in declining invites and doing exactly whatever you do when you flake.
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Any first-person voice involving a young Southern boy invites comparisons to Huck Finn.
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Today she invites you to partake in a comfy meal in L.A.'s Koreatown.
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On February 4, the new moon in Aquarius invites you on a new journey.
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Censure invites at least some Republicans to denounce the president without committing political suicide.
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The delay invites suspicion that the government is still protecting details about the case.
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That invites a politically tinged legal battle over a pending merger with AT&T.
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The site's editorial side also invites performers and filmmakers to put together recommendation lists.
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His refreshing guidance invites us, allowing breathing room, to consider, occasionally to respectfully disagree.
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Anyway, this particular spate invites us to contemplate the year that has just concluded.
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Other measures would eliminate the convenience of Election Day registration, which invites more turnout.
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McCarthy regularly says that Trump calls him and invites him to White House meetings.
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Go deeper: House invites Trump to participate in impeachment hearings What's next for impeachment
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Boîte Merchants' Gate invites straphangers to forget that they are inside the subway system.
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It invites membership, which seems like a plus for fund-raising emails or rallies.
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The two reunite; Hard Ass invites Huck along for a nighttime massacre of Lakotas.
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His mother invites her into the parlor and offers her tea, which Clara accepts.
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Trump said he "would've loved" to talk to Woodward, but never received the invites.
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The tax invites the possibility of American retaliation and could further inflame trade tensions.
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YC invites press, investors and other select partners to its general purpose demo days.
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And two, that she invites me to her player box at the U.S. Open.
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Poem Entering the new year invariably invites introspection, even when shuttling cattle to market.
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The president often invites the congressional leadership to the White House for difficult negotiations.
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He invites others to build bricks with him and use them as a canvas.
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He invites them to pick it up, but only when travel conditions become safe.
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This then invites the question: Who is this new amendment going to win over?
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I always celebrate it when a respected publication invites me to grace their pages.
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The first invites for Initiative Q went out to a select group of people five months ago, but in recent weeks, the invites have reached the masses, leading to write-ups in places like Forbes and Google searches for "Initiative Q" to spike.
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It's worth noting that some invites only show this link at the bottom, but other invites — such as those sent in mass by companies or universities — may list all of the dial in numbers you may need at the end of the invitation.
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A.E.G.I.S. wants to restart the Flag Five, and invites The Tick and Arthur to audition.
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Hollywood invites over Will, one of his construction site workers to watch a football game.
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August isn't so far away, so I imagine we should be getting event invites soon.
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The fraud is a foreseeable consequence of a system that invites the infection of money.
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But it also invites the question: Why doesn't literally everything get hacked all the time?
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Irrational exuberance inevitably invites corrections, but it's beginning to look like we're witnessing a massacre.
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The vivid image invites flashbacks to Chuck Jones cartoons, and more than a few questions.
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In an effort to cheer his wife up, Scott invites friends over for a party.
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The television industry invites jargon like few others, an alphabet soup of specs and techs.
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But with following comes money and power: ad deals, invites into influential spaces, business opportunities.
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Almost without fail, he seems patently lonely, and invites me to stick around and smoke.
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This process invites another form of call and response between the artist and the viewer.
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The host invites me to the mezcal tasting the restaurant is hosting after our tasting.
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Download Paperless Post invites here: Tell your favorite brands you'd like to see more representation.
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After Jess invites Cece's mother to the affair, Cece must reveal surprising news to Schmidt.
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He even invites Sherrod Brown, an Ohio senator, to speak at the building's opening ceremony.
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Sam released the invites to prove Winchester is still dealing with a legitimate racial crisis.
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Jimmy invites transgender comedian Patti Harrison to #FallonTonight to address Trump's transgender military ban pic.twitter.
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First, the page invites you to download the Outline client on your phone or computer.
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Nike has shrewdly used this fact in its latest ad ("Nike invites controversy", September 8th).
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It's a mesmerizing, wild-eyed performance that invites an inevitable question: What happened to Rudy?
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Fall usually invites darker hair colors, but this season, things are looking a little lighter.
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The bloc says it cannot act until the Libyan government invites it to do so.
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As all invites go through a central server, tech companies can enforce strict rate limits.
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For instance, chances are you don't need to send more than 100 invites per hour.
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So Apple can prevent its users from sending thousands of invites in very little time.
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The painting invites you to think about the relationship of the forms to the format.
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Users have been asked to decline invites throughout the day, with no end in site.
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Stockholder invites you to read into the work, but never tells you what to think.
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The popular hashtag on twitter invites people to share their thoughts under the heading, ManyPeopleAreSaying.
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I know you only have a Facebook account for event invites, and I get it.
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Instead, he draws you in, invites listeners inside the harshness rather than pushing them away.
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To ease the cops' suspicions, Kay invites them in for coffee, an offer they accept.
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This year, Mashable invites all the superfans to join us in the celebration of obsession.
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Nadia invites Will and Jada to Romania Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Update 09/20/16: Google has sent out invites for an event on October 4.
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Expect to hear more in September; invites to the actual event should arrive sometime soon.
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Nest just sent invites to an event on September 20, saying it's a big announcement.
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WhatsApp is also reportedly testing sending group invites through QR codes, links, and NFC tags.
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Christine of Chateau Marmutt invites Dev to her own place and the two hook up.
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Apple's WWDC keynote invites just went out, with only a couple of weeks to spare.
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Taylor Swift invites her squad onstage, which is nice, but Adele literally brings out herself.
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The WRU regularly invites injured players to attend Wales home rugby internationals at Principality Stadium.
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LONDON — The best thing about Boris Johnson might just be the ingenious protest he invites.
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In the second season, Mickey invites Gus (Paul Rust) on a casual date night in.
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Cee Lo Green invites the Rock-afire Explosion to perform with him in Las Vegas.
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That very bizarreness invites exploration, and Miller tells me that's been the point all along.
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"An attack on a U.S. warship that goes unanswered only invites further aggression," Graham said.
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RELATED: Ted Cruz invites Donald Trump to go mano a mano in debate Florida Sen.
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We're not sure what that role entails, but we'll be patiently waiting for our invites.
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The screening invites patients to reflect on their mental health when they're in the hospital.
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Hannity also consistently invites Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow to be a guest on his show.
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There's the ring, the venue, the catering, the invites, the dress, and so much more.
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Dima then invites Perry to a similarly extravagant party, but he isn't just being friendly.
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He then invites both of them back to his place to eat snacks, mainly prosciutto.
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One of the film's incidental pleasures is the game of cable-drama trainspotting it invites.
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Samsung sent out invites for the event sporting a giant number a few weeks back.
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The FIRST STEP Act is not only a step backward; it invites a scary future.
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It is Ryan who invites the Republican Pretender to meet, not the other way around.
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Like Enchanted Living, followmeaway also invites viewers to imagine themselves as part of the magic.
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Fitch invites feedback from market participants on these proposed changes to our Sovereign Rating Criteria.
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"Now Trump invites the Turks into Syria, green lighting them to wipe out the Kurds."
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One even invites his foreign colleague to Thanksgiving dinner (where he shows off his guns).
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She said that the comment lacks "ethical sense" and invites foreign interference into U.S. elections.
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To believe that 3,000 more advisors and more airstrikes will change these dynamics invites catastrophe.
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I'm always sending people last-minute invites, so I have no problem with getting them.
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You also sweat, releasing those appetizing chemicals, primarily lactic acid, that invites the mosquito's attention.
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You know, when Congress — certainly the Oversight Committee — invites you to testify, it's not optional.
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Nevertheless, it invites the question: should we be investing in the dead in this way?
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Labour invites participants to respond to working characteristics of their respective cities with short films.
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"Equity" invites us to slot its characters into stereotypical frames and then breaks the glass.
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Its "On This Day" feature also regularly invites you to revisit posts from the past.
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She doesn't sound right, and she never invites me to come for a visit anymore.
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Dictating where and how people build their homes—or even questioning it—invites immediate backlash.
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Pedro invites me to take a seat, but before we begin talking, his phone rings.
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Read on for the eight absolute worst wedding invites — and how to say, "I don't."
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Shafi's first attempt Gather pissed off a ton of people with spammy invites in 2017.
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Asylum lays an actual foundation and invites you into the world that this Batman inhabits.
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In doing so, Jankowska invites her audience to question the respective narrative behind each painting.
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U.S. vulnerability to electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and cyber-warfare invites a VOSTOK-18 for real.
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"I hate that I can't control" the reaction, she says, even as she invites it.
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The President's daughter-in-law invites Alabamians to attend Trump's campaign rally in Pensacola, Florida.
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Dense with allusion and impervious to any consistent interpretation, her work often invites contradictory responses.
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He is a firm "no" to taxpayer-funded junkets abroad (not that anyone invites him).
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The approach invites anomalies — light leaks, flares, hallucinatory colors — that might make some photographers recoil.
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This exhibition invites us to fathom their beauty, their bravery, as well as her love.
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WHITE HOUSE INVITES BIOFUEL COMPANY OFFICIALS TO MEET WEDNESDAY OVER STALLED BIOFUEL POLICY DEAL -SOURCES
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I think it invites abuse from this president for the next year and a half.
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This annual program invites everyone to Queens to turn all those castoffs into something creative.
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Naming my grief is helpful because it invites me to engage in rituals of grieving.
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This query invites your friend to share her parenting strategy and may ignite further consideration.
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He invites armchair archaeologists to search the harrats online and share any finds with him.
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Ms. Gray invites us to a BBQ today, as the revealer at 38A tells us.
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Determining the value of taxable assets through an opaque process of bureaucratic whimsy invites corruption.
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The FTC invites complaints about fraud and deceptive business practices because those practices are illegal.
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The presentation invites viewers to remove their shoes and to sit and read at leisure.
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The expansive and breezy outdoor space invites passengers to soak up life on the river.
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Along the way, she invites users to contribute their own skyscrapers, museums, foods and activities.
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On rare occasions, Kerr invites a distinguished person to attend practice and address his players.
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For the most part, though, paper invites piled up and runways were covered in plastic.
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After I think all hope is lost, my friend, N., invites me to a pregame!
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Just like militarists in the United States, they're likely to assume that weakness invites attacks.
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When Jennifer Lopez invites you to climb into her fur, you're supposed to say yes.
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Yelp Elite is a selective annual membership with various perks, including exclusive invites to events.
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Yelp Elite members receive numerous perks, including exclusive invites to numerous events hosted by Yelp.
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It's aware of what it can't say, and that invites music to complete the sentence.
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" When reporters pressed the issue, he said: "I'm just saying that weakness invites more aggression.
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To a person (or thing), they're enigmas, and the show invites you to solve them.
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Amazon's Vine program invites selected customers to write reviews of new and pre-released items.
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Another consequence of Assad's political survival is the notion that revolution invites predation from abroad.
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Bob Burns, public affairs specialist for the T.S.A., who runs the site, invites passenger comments.
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One suitor is nicknamed Per Se, for the wildly expensive restaurant he invites her to.
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Newark, for example, invites residents to watch and report violations spotted on police surveillance cameras.
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Like life, it's complicated, but complicated in a way that invites endless interpretation and reinventions.
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My coworker invites me out to dinner, but for some reason, I'm not feeling great.
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The company's apps work in tandem, which makes adding calendar invites from Gmail incredibly easy.
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But what happens if Trump goes into total disruption mode and invites a government shutdown?
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The pledge invites billionaires to commit to giving away most of their fortunes to charity.
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My date invites me back to his apartment for wine and to meet his dog.
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Then, her neighbor Jane Russell (Julianne Moore) appears on Anna's doorstep and invites herself inside.
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Abdullah Saeed invites chefs to create dinner party fare in a kitchen stocked with marijuana.
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Outsiders can reach Trump there only through the telephone, or if he invites them in.
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So he invites the BBC into Buckingham Palace for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look.
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He invites the child into his home and life, providing refuge from the family chaos.
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It invites leaders of other countries to put their thumbs on the scale as well.
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The venue is beautifully designed and he invites me to choose any wall I want.
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The organization often invites foreign artists, but never, she said, has it been so complicated.
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The video invites viewers to sign a petition demanding bullfighting be definitively abolished in France.
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It's not the kind of show that invites the slow, careful viewing of individual objects.
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Smith is the second of the president's invites stemming from memories of his first campaign.
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An exhibition invites you to make your own connections between O'Keeffe and 20 contemporary artists.
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And yet Mangold invites this projection, with its suggestion of tenderness, without devolving into sentimentality.
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And for frequent event hosts, there'll be a new tab that helps them see who typically is or isn't responding to their invites so they can avoid sending spam and ensure they don't waste their allotted 500 invites per event on people who won't come.
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The Academy lavishly announced Wednesday that it had invited a record 228 new members to join the "class of 133," a number well over last year's record-breaking 213 invites, which itself was more than double the previous year's record-breaking number of 230 invites.
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To help conservatives embrace renewables, she often invites retired military generals to speak at her events.
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After weeks of rumors over Microsoft's plans, the software maker started emailing out press invites today.
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Tongue firmly in cheek, the 'hacker' on Facebook Live invites you to gloat over the 0.01%.
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Like any good meme, it invites everyone to join, with a very low barrier to entry.
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Plus, not being able to afford paper invites is no reason not to have a party.
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Titled "The New Normal," the competition invites writers to submit a pitch for an anthology series.
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Loy's powerful, female dream world, rich with symbols of sexuality and cultivation, invites Freud right in.
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We all need something to kill the time while we're waiting for our wedding invites, right?
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Patrick's goal is to create a space that invites these two seemingly separate worlds to merge.
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The NCPE also invites people from all over to start a Wage Club in their community.
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The Biden campaign invites press to cover these events, something not all candidates do for fundraisers.
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Epic has begun sending out invites to people with non-Samsung phones, according to multiple reports.
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"Such a defeat invites additional challenges to Ohio's strong legal protections for unborn life," he wrote.
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The roommate then invites Kevin to come with him to the director's party for the cast.
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Manifesto invites viewers to consider the gendered, social, and political contexts that shape historical artistic disruption.
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He generously extends that feeling to us, and invites us to bask in its blissful openness.
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Apparently, Frank (Charlie Weber) and Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) weren't worthy of invites to the breakup dinner.
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Saturn turns retrograde on the 17th and invites us all to review our work to date.
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For that, Westworld openly invites us to read as much between the lines as we like.
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No more invites are being offered, and artists will only be paid on July 2019 streams.
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And the academia theme was super detailed in everything from the invites down to the decorations.
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Apple has just issued invites for its next press event on the Apple Campus in Cupertino.
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But then, the tournament invites the kind of sports story that is not really about sports.
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TechCrunch invites NGO's and nonprofit organizations to exhibit at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco on September 7th.
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Mahler's version invites us to hear the full, rich orchestral string implications of Beethoven's lean quartet.
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Becca graciously invites three kids — from central casting, I hope — to coach her men through dodgeball.
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The old, scary Bailey comes out in the way she invites him back, and it's perfection.
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"Disruptive" attire, Holliday said, could be anything that invites bullying, unwanted attention, or in-class distractions.
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My friend who lives about an eight-minute walk away invites me over to make brunch.
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The experience invites fans to imagine that each trooper each has their own story to tell.
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His question is part of a project that invites readers to join in our reporting process.
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She sends her fans Christmas care packages and invites them over to her house for cookies.
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Naturally, this invites our second question: Are there any other years with this "doubly good" property?
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He confesses that he slept with Issa — right after Tasha invites him to a family barbecue.
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But we see Ralph Angel soften a little, and he invites Darla to come with them.
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But we still have hope, as Charley invites Remy to stay with the family at Violet's.
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It's kind of fun because it invites people to create their own story about that character.
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Tiffani Thiessen, the actress known for "Saved by the Bell," invites celebrity friends over for dinner.
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He's at the music festival, too, and invites Issa and her crew to a pool party.
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She invites him to her place, and Joe shows up with a box of pancake mix.
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Sam tells her not to publicize it: no celeb invites, no press or industry whispers, nothing.
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Susan re-sent invites but the outlandish request for $1,500 per head quickly disgruntled her guests.
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Players who get an invitation will also get several invites to send to friends as well.
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But the best part of the new kit is a huge island space that invites exploration.
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The difficulty of gameplay sometimes becomes clear when the Climate Squad invites guests to join them.
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However, Microsoft says invites will roll out first to I.T. admins before becoming more broadly available.
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After two years and two more smartphones, OnePlus is saying goodbye to invites at long last.
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Then my sister calls me and invites me over to hang and eat leftover grilled pizza.
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Official invites have gone out to a who's who of Hollywood and the climate change community.
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Cheryl invites Josie, Betty, Veronica, and Toni (Vanessa Morgan) over for a Beguild themed slumber party.
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It invites workers to digitally amplify their best attributes, while monitoring and minimizing their workplace weakness.
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Apple has just issued invites for its next press event at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
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"This world invites us in as effectively as the best of the Potter episodes," he wrote.
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The two firms are also direct competitors once again, which invites assessment of who is ahead.
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Sometimes he invites people to test for themselves by yanking on a specific spot he offers.
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The authors' second justification for their assumptions—the level of past returns—invites the same objection.
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It's kinda stressful, and it invites jokes about how connecting everything to the internet is dumb.
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Meanwhile, Simone (Brittany O'Grady) invites Carlotta's (Queen Latifah) boyfriend Pastor Bobby (Tyrese Gibson) to Sunday dinner.
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So for the next few paragraphs, assume the word "probably" is peppered throughout: First, the invites.
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COLOR OVERLOAD In another, a bright yellow ball pit invites visitors to jump in and play.
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Regarding invites, college students love the app and asked for an easy way to invite friends.
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The committee sent invites to a total of six witnesses last week, according to multiple sources.
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There's just something about VR that invites us to inhabit other beings in completely surreal ways.
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But Survival nevertheless invites players to regard and act in service of something greater than themselves.
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The technology giant shared invites and a look at the back of the phone on Weibo.
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Right on cue, the tech giant sent out media invites for its 30th annual WWDC keynote.
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Last summer the team also added the ability to send meeting invites right within the keyboard.
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The team's unexpected promotion push invites some discourse as to the future of the current model.
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And lucky for us, and for this season, he invites us all to live in it.
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The problem, however, is that holding up white pieces of paper on television invites photoshopped memes.
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Related: Iconic Street Artist Invader Invites Kids to Play His Work Like Video Games A Panda?
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A European Union antitrust judgment against Google invites more competition from software developers including Microsoft, Amazon.
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"It's best to send paper invites for something you want people to take seriously," says Post.
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She's into Dev, and invites him to join her and some friends for a weekend away.
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But several Christmases afterward, he invites her to sing karaoke at his family's bar in Australia.
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Our Student Review Contest invites you to choose something new to you to engage with critically.
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This type of evidence invites class resentment and an unconscious desire to see an elitist fall.
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Just as it did at the Berlin Wall, so everywhere it invites authoritarians and arms them.
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It also invites viewers to express themselves and be more authentically themselves in the real world.
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Invites have gone out to senators to attend the White House announcement, two aides tell CNN.
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In some cases, he travels to their restaurants, and in others, he invites them to his.
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I then started getting invites to big events like X Games and doing well in them.
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On Sunday evenings, he invites three or four of his students to play for each other.
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"If someone invites you, then that person should pick it up," Vanderpump tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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"If Harvey Weinstein invites u to a private party at the Four Seasons, DON'T GO" pic.twitter.
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With the imminent launch of the OnePlus 3 on June 14th, the invites are finally dead.
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The subject invites the viewer in and leaves us to explore the v funky dollhouse environment.
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Determined to complete the list, Jack invites Adam West to his birthday party — and he comes.
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Suffice it to say ... he won't be getting a lot of stop-by-for-Thanksgiving invites.
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Meade's home however, invites participation: from the pre-programmed television to the synesthesia-induced bathroom closet.
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In the meantime, the free market invites any and all challengers to the ring to fight.
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It is a map that bridges reality and the virtual, and invites viewers to the same.
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The game's leisurely pace invites other pleasures, leaving plenty of time to drift into managerial wonder.
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Then Vinnie, the owner of the bar, invites a guy called Sticks to take Gino out.
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She photographs them with a democratic anonymity that brings them together and invites comparison without judgement.
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This project creates a 'loop' that invites listeners outside the hospital institution to reflect, provoking questions.
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She often invites me to tag along to happy hours, parties and even vacations with them.
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So no need to extend the courtesy invites to third cousins or your old college roommate.
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Ordinarily, such marketing effusions don't withstand scrutiny, but the L.A. Phil's 2018-19 season invites superlatives.
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Bezos throws an annual secretive retreat called "Campfire" and invites celebrities, tech entrepreneurs, and business leaders.
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"The thing seems so weird that it invites an inquiry into what you're doing," he said.
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The Overlooked project invites readers to use this form to submit suggestions for future Overlooked obituaries.
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Colliding invites us to slow down, to ponder matters larger and smaller than the day's demands.
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Now The New York Times invites women to speak up, and take an equal role online.
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Which invites the critical question: Just how effective is CBD, and for what kinds of ills?
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If the horrors are unfolding now, it invites other countries to intervene and punish the perpetrators.
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But instead of avoiding the patrons who might bring about her death, she actively invites it.
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We designed the balustrade so that it invites you to lean on it with your elbows.
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He invites our sympathy — especially when contrasted with the smarmy Aaron — but doesn't really deserve it.
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Instead, he's become the kind of artist who invites listeners into a private and eccentric world.
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He is a good cook; she is not, so he sometimes invites her over for pasta.
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Lit2Go invites users to support literacy by donating, and its collection is available in mp3 format.
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He is so unfiltered, he invites people to see him in the way a psychoanalyst would.
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He invites us to gawk at his intellectual crushes — their shapely sentences, wily inversions, daring transitions.
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As in so many areas, the Trump administration invites new language to capture its true character.
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The team sometimes invites Native people to bless the drums that are ceremonially beaten before games.
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To make that point, the congressman invites his House colleagues to tour the border with him.
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In their stead, Meghan and Harry have chosen to send their invites to celebrity A-listers.
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Meeting invites demand your immediate confirmation, bloated email threads require your input, deadlines aren't pushed back.
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The work invites the viewer to read the narrative in Davis's language, contemplate, and ask questions.
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A good dress invites the kind of free-spirited ease that one craves as temperatures rise.
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The team sometimes invites Native people to bless the drums that are ceremonially beaten before games.
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You might have a business that invites couples into your home to learn how to cook.
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And once the U.S. figures out who committed the attack, "it invites massive retaliation," he added.
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The platform invites billionaires to commit to giving away the majority of their money to charity.
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The invites, which were emailed to reporters Thursday morning, featured artistic renderings of the Apple logo.
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Mitch invites Suzanne and Evie to his spectacular seafront house, and has sex with them both.
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Like all of Kono's characters, she invites our deep and sustained interest but remains ultimately irreducible.
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His stories position him as a struggling outsider, but not in a way that invites sympathy.
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The Shape of Water isn't escapism; it invites us to celebrate the lives we already have.
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But they're not the questions Trump wants to discuss when he invites Millwee to the debate.
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In this case, looking back invites a bit of skepticism that may be useful going forward.
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Arizona invites death row inmates to bring their own lethal injection drugs to executions Arizona invites death row inmates to bring their own lethal injection drugs to executions Arizona correction officials think they've found a solution to the nationwide shortage of lethal injection drugs: Bring your own.
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It's designed from the very get‑go to be a place that invites exploration and discovery, a place that invites us to become a character in the world of Star Wars, and, to the extent that we want to, to participate in the stories of Star Wars.
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Justkids, a group that helps create public art, invites artists from across the globe to Fort Smith.
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Company breaches have been on the rise for a decade, and an election year always invites drama.
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It also invites Fox News to unload on him, if the network should choose to do so.
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Meanwhile I'm out here, age 30, regarding invites to press screenings of movies as monumental career achievements.
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She also invites Elodie to her house party with Luca and then barely spends time with her.
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The first floor Flight Park invites visitors to learn more about the ZA001 and general aviation concepts.
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As bad as things can get for the poor, Los Angeles still invites the world to dream.
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Lucky for me, The Mark invites me to set sail down the Hudson to check it out.
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Amazon, just like other big tech companies, regularly invites noted artists, entertainers, and authors to give talks.
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And who knows, maybe one of these looks will be the pictures for our wedding invites. Corinne
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Rebecca invites Paula to her and Heather's new home (which, incidentally, was the setting for several murders).
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Now it's opening the program up to a small cross section of the public, via email invites.
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Scott's next adventure with Kris and her gang is when Kris invites him over for a swim.
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He invites over my grandpa, who lives two doors down, and we all hang out and drink.
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It invites viewers to take another look at a work they may have formerly felt divided from.
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It invites comments on the current rules, asks whether more quantitative assessments are needed and so forth.
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I think that invites a lot of surveillance and interrogation and the invasion of a person's privacy.
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As per usual with these teaser invites, there are minimal details about what the announcement will unveil.
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According to 9to5Mac, this option now appears under the "from" field in calendar invites sent by strangers.
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Instead the client-experience manager, Casy Tarnas, invites visitors to grab a charcoal-coloured "fertility-friendly juice".
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A Square spokesperson confirmed that these invites were for the same card that Dorsey had tweeted about.
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" A Facebook spokesperson said, "I can reiterate that we've received the invites and are talking to legislators.
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The next night, when he invites her on stage with him, their duet goes viral on YouTube.
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Yet the technique, while making the book a better read, invites another set of questions about accuracy.
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The painting invites us to slip into its skin and almost sense cool metal hitting warm wrists.
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Ahead, see how to copy Missandei's Thrones looks for all the Halloween invites sitting in your inbox.
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We'll know for sure very soon as Apple should be sending press invites in a few days.
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If you're looking for cheap Ray-Ban or Louis Vuitton knockoffs, you might find these invites useful.
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However, no invites have been sent yet, so it's all in the realm of rumors right now.
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Using a survey usually placed on social media, the company invites users to take a personality test.
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Google Calendar invites can now also include rich formatting and links to relevant spreadsheets, documents and presentations.
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There is currently no way to block these invites in the Calendar app on iOS and Mac.
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The ad invites people to text "VOTE" to 44939 to receive messages about how to get involved.
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Some got into a frenzy hunting for invites, while others have complained continuously and loudly ever since.
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Slim & Skinny, a photo-editing app, invites users to upload photos of themselves and digitally alter them.
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Held at 30 sites, MulchFest invites New Yorkers to bring their trees and watch them get chipped.
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If you feel strongly about these names, the union invites you to provide comments and feedback here.
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The nature of the game invites you to be introspective, much like the old man you're controlling.
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Mr Voigt invites directors, conductors and other singers to join in this conversation, sometimes with piquant results.
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To help ease the blow, Nikki invites her friends out to dinner — but things quickly get awkward.
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The ability to stay nimble on the trail is a treasure; on Capitol Hill it invites suspicion.
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One day, Yanai invites me to his home, to see the results of the government's decontamination program.
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That lack of clarity invites clashes about privileges and subpoena power, legislative authority and access to evidence.
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He then invites any familial members to join in on the creative process of making the song.
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Lito leases a new apartment with Hernando (Alfonso Herrera) and invites Daniela (Erendira Ibarra) to move in.
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Saturday invites new and unconventional ways of considering your career, as the Sun harmonizes with rebellious Uranus.
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The company sent out press invites for an event that will take place in New York City.
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The Amazon "share" feature invites customers to share a product via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter or Pintrest.
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He invites me into his back garden to share in his purchase and pose for a picture.
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Four weeks ahead of the event, the first invites have been sent out to a select few.
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But suggesting the president has a mental health problem invites criticism that Democrats are going too far.
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When institution invites you and budget for a new work is 500€, don't go a cent over.
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That invites the question — will the ride be more thrilling in virtual reality or in real life?
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The microbiome has been linked to so many different diseases and disorders that it almost invites parody.
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The climactic scene comes when Loki invites his reportorial nemesis Contreras to interview him live on television.
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Misinterpreting Candice's demurral that "three's a bit of a crowd," Tracey invites her cousin Ola as well.
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There are three things you can be certain of in life: death, taxes, and unnecessary meeting invites.
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The painting invites us to stare at the black coals, with their blue, yellow, and orange aura.
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Coupled with the dramatic music, the rhythm of the jumper invites the viewer into this slackline world.
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As expected, Apple just sent out invites for an event in Cupertino next week on October 27th.
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Most museums keep visitors at a distance, but the NVGM invites you to come in and play.
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Each work invites close attention, to itself and to the repercussions that it sets off with others.
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On the directing side, Barry Jenkins, Kim Ki-Duk, Kleber Mendoça Filho, and Takashi Miike received invites.
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Stewart Investors invites banks, consultancies and even individuals to bid to conduct bespoke research on its behalf.
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Her blockchain community, S/HE Blockchainers Asia, invites only female speakers, but opens its doors to everyone.
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It consumes more gasoline and invites you to get uncomfortably close to a speeding ticket — or accident.
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Some also argue it invites Russia to build up its capabilities at a time of deep tensions.
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The film meanders along until Ana invites Clara to have sex, and her eyes ominously change colour.
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The designer invites those interested to download and print their own versions of the stamp on Thingiverse.
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"In some ways, I think it's an exhibition that invites families to talk together," Ms. Mello said.
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If you're the only one in the office who gets these invites, you're most likely the favorite.
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In addition to employees, Tesla is sending out invites to an undisclosed number of top referral winners.
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This summer, CNBC invites you to sit back, relax and enjoy a world tour like no other.
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Year after year, a cluster of research tents invites twins to contribute to a potpourri of science.
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This episode invites us into the world of Mickey's job, which is a slightly more painful place.
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He invites the Spitzes to join him on his Uncle Malcolm's (Terrence Stamp) yacht for the weekend.
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It's a "kink" in the labor market, she says, and it invites abuse by efficiency-seeking companies.
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Storefronts invites us to glimpse into the dreams and cultural subconscious of a country on the brink.
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In memorializing absence and vacancy, the monument (intentionally or otherwise) invites living Philadelphians to fill the void.
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He invites us to hang out, but it's too awkward and I can't handle another weeknight out.
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Trump invites accusations of insincerity with his bluster and his inconsistency, and his relative lack of ideology.
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What if, she asked, I sent all my potential dates Google Calendar invites when setting our dates?
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Most of the men who gave me their email addresses would ignore the invites I sent them.
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A message on the bank's website invites those affected by the shutdown to call about assistance programs.
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And to be fair, interactivity—especially the sort of interactive we're most familiar with—invites this reaction.
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Humor also invites more investment in The Trocks' stories, rather than what's going on with their feet.
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Every year, Bezos throws a secretive retreat called "Campfire" and invites celebrities, tech entrepreneurs, and business leaders.
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But "When We Went Electronic" invites the audience to be part of an ugly presumption of superiority.
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In Jennifer Haley's "The Nether" she played an online avatar who invites her own rape and murder.
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She once complained that when she invites Americans to dinner, they phone ahead with their food preferences.
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Instead of inviting the men to sex, she invites them to meet her family in Dallas, Texas.
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XYZ invites users to flip through themes and tempos of YouTube videos in a seemingly infinite cycle.
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Norman also throws Andrew a birthday party, to which Andrew invites the object of his infatuation, David.
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She is resigned to the system we have, and she invites young voters to share that resignation.
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But as joyous as the moment is, it also invites the difficult question: What have they won?
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Counselors at the LoveYourself clinic have also used the same dating apps to spread HIV testing invites.
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Even if you don't have access to a paper supply store, you can still send out invites.
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Almost every moment in the film invites, and rewards, this kind of in-the-round moral scrutiny.
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It's a work that invites viewers to take their time, but not in an overly demanding way.
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He invites you to be his plus one to his ex's wedding, less than 48 hours away.
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" And nothing so invites ambivalence for this poet as America: "It is not enough/To love you.
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The weakness of the Iran deal invites wars, it will say, while displays of strength prevent them.
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" The appropriate response is a very clear one that invites clarification: "We're not all going to die.
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Wine invites contemplation — of the world, of our place in it and sometimes just of wine itself.
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"Hamilton," a liberal romance about a conservative icon, invites audiences to play on multiple teams at once.
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So they started something called "Dear Tomorrow," which invites people to write such letters to the future.
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A related lesson plan invites you to analyze media portrayals of your generation such as this one.
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An art project invites participants to dress up and parade as snags, which are standing dead trees.
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Con: That's also what you say to your uncle who invites you to see his cover band.
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The installation invites viewers inside something both monumental and incomplete, like the project of the lesbian lands.
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Summertime in America invites us to get outdoors, make lemonade and arrange family trips to the beach.
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South Korean electronics maker LG sent invites out Thursday to its V40 ThinQ smartphone launch in October.
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Go deeper: House Judiciary Committee announces first impeachment hearing House invites Trump to participate in impeachment hearings
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Watson's style inherently invites more pressure, but Houston's line still has weak links, too, especially at guard.
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We're guessing our invites got lost in the mail along with those beautiful, orange Ivy Park boxes.
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Behind the buildings, the King-Johns Garden for Reflection invites visitors to spend a few quiet moments.
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If Britain crashes out of the European bloc without a deal, that invites expensive disruption at ports.
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He even invites a newspaper critic to evaluate the soiree, which inevitably spins out of his control.
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MLB stars like Mookie Betts and Nationals closer Sean Doolittle have also turned down White House invites.
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Like the novella, the movie opens up some interpretive leeway as it invites your sympathy for Katherine.
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You have no idea how much the photos and white house Christmas party invites motivate these people.
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Heroic, forZe, CR4ZY and GODSENT received invites to the European closed qualifier, while Complexity Gaming, eUnited, Gen.
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For that reason, he occasionally invites guests on his show who challenge some of his listeners' beliefs.
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The program kicks off in September and invites innovators, entrepreneurs and other experts to submit their plans.
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" Moreover, given America's lack of protection against the phenomenon, the commission noted, "our current vulnerability invites attack.
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Its tiny wheelbase makes it laughably chuckable, with surprisingly communicative steering that invites you to push it.
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Another feature invites shoppers to "just add Hershey's" to reach a minimum that earns them free shipping.
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The Intrepid invites children to spend their midwinter school break playing games — but not just any games.
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"Sky: Children of the Light" invites you to explore seven "dreamlike realms" in the kingdom of Sky.
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And like most good art, Huhta's "Omatandangole" invites the viewer to go on that journey with him.
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A Square spokesperson confirmed that the company started sending out invites to some Square Cash users today.
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And what is it about wine critics that invites such gleeful dismissals of their knowledge and judgment?
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The unit holds a meeting once every three months and invites area residents to bring up concerns.
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Charles McBee invites a panel of comedians to let loose about what's happening in the nation today.
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The whole saga invites the question: Is the tax bill failing with both Republican donors and voters?
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It invites you to take the "red pill" and see how deep the misandrist rabbit hole goes.
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Through the framing of horror, Get Out invites an unprecedented level of audience empathy with black characters.
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Elsewhere encourages partygoers to notify staff of harassment immediately and invites them to submit feedback via email.
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"This proposal invites dragnet surveillance that history shows will disproportionately harm immigrants, communities of color, and activists, and it invites profit-seeking firms to violate Facebook and Twitter rules designed to keep users safe," said Matt Cagle, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.
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" She continued: "If someone invites me to a bar or bat mitzvah, guess what I'm wearing to it?
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The main account owner sends out Nest invites and then they can access and control your Nest devices.
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From there, the idea is that NATO invites Macedonia to join and the EU starts lengthy membership talks.
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In "24 o'clock," she recaps the series, reprises its pivotal songs and invites Paula fully into her world.
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" The industry, he says, "rejects the science-formed perspective, and invites other 'ways of knowing' into the mix.
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And if that wasn't enough, Garten invites the Obamas over for dinner after they leave the White House.
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In this way, she invites further outside participation into the project, allowing observers to draw her own conclusion.
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We end up getting a ride back to her place from the vampire and she invites him in.
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Wedding invites always seem to have a domino effect: As soon as one comes in, more quickly follow.
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I wish Fantastical could look up LinkedIn profiles, show my Foursquare checkins, Eventbrite tickets, Meetup invites, and more.
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The programme invites white hat hackers to report security vulnerabilities in Facebook, Instagram, Free Basics, Oculus and Onavo.
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Someone invites you into their home to help make them over and then asks if you're a terrorist?
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It's a process that invites reflection from both the subject of the pictures as well as the viewers.
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Andrew Garn's book of photographs invites readers to see pigeons as friendly, feathered neighbors rather than pesky foe.
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He invites himself in and insists that he made a mistake by dismissing their attraction to each other.
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The show invites us into the Chrisley family's opulent homes, first near Atlanta and more recently in Nashville.
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To prove the holiday is real, he invites his boss over to a dinner at his parents' house.
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Spammers have been inserting invites into users' schedules, with the title usually advertising some unwanted sale or product.
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These stars received very special prom invites in the form of personalized videos from eager high school students.
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And you better believe their former Idol judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan will receive invites.
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Scholarship on judicial interaction suggests the institution of the Supreme Court invites this kind of jurisprudence-improving interaction.
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Once Garfield invites you on this quest, he spends the entire time obstructing you out of sheer petulance.
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And so now here's a sticker that invites your friends to stop looking at stories and start messaging.
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Tim Kent also invites viewers into a geometric world, influenced more by the grid, in "Inevitable Stranger" (2015).
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He made what he considered the easy ones first: to guys he golfs with and invites to barbecues.
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My trainer has a yoga class tomorrow and invites me to come for free at her other gym!
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After a few days of preparation, A.J. invites Haide over to see his new digs, post-Fab Five.
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Finally, tech companies could also monitor the content and pattern of those invites to block some of them.
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Apple can't see the content of your calendar invites because your calendar data is encrypted on Apple's servers.
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And if you got spammed, you might want to know how to prevent these invites in the future.
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The vaccine contains molecules that are structurally like fentanyl—and invites the immune system to take them down.
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On meeting a handsome young artist, Joel (Garrett Hedlund), she promptly invites him to live in her barn.
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Miller has been to dinners, attended bachelorette parties, received wedding invites, and gone on vacation with her riders.
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So Lucy's perfect sister with a huge Venice Beach house invites her to house-sit for the summer.
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Placed haphazardly in the South London Gallery's corridor, the artwork invites the viewer to go for a ride.
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Some women are afraid to wear their headscarves in public in case this invites physical or verbal assault.
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As a wise colleague of mine noted this morning, if it invites the comparison, it is a dick.
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But joining a whisper network comes with a catch: it invites participants in on the condition of silence.
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He shakes Ernest's hand — "Quite a grip there, buddy," Kimmel winces — and invites them both to sit down.
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The entire body of Crase's writing invites the kind of close attention that is usually reserved for poetry.
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The collection includes over 40 products including save the dates, invites, RSVP cards, menus and thank you notes.
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The Bob Ross sim invites us to a "relaxing half hour" painting the masterpieces of nature on canvas.
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I don't think we've seen any good examples of longer form storytelling that really invites casual, repeat viewing.
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All of which invites the question: Will the wave of endorsements for Macron actually help him next month?
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He invites comparisons of the two presidents' characters, posting touching tributes and timely, sharply-pointed rebukes on Instagram.
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Blue Planet II invites you to anthropomorphize as much as you want — look at the beautiful puffin family!
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Debbie invites them over for dinner in an effort to be more involved, but they never show up.
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Then, Handler pointed out that Middleton might be ignoring the invites because she doesn't know who "Ellen" is.
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Plus, he's down to meet up, so she invites him over to the apartment later to catch up.
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The President also invites guests that highlight key initiatives, and customarily makes reference to them during his speech.
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The company on Friday sent out invites to press for a New York City product showcase on Oct.
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It is convenient to be able to send invites to who you want, but that should be OPTIONAL.
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To take heed of such context invites the risk that value judgments will seep into the journalistic output.
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It seems that some Apple users are being plagued with Chinese spam in the form of iCalendar invites.
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Jean insists on meeting her at a cafe in daylight, and Sidney invites Sam Duffy to tag along.
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However, this will cause all of your calendar invites to go to your email, even the legitimate ones.
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They have enormous say over regulations and rules, invites and implementation, government jobs and access to the Oval.
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Now someone could actually own The Great Gatsby mansion — which means party invites aren't out of the question.
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Hesse's Finance Minister Thomas Schaefer also invites prospective migrants for face-to-face conversations with his tax experts.
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According to invites, the top ticket price for the fundraiser was $2,700, the legal max for primary donations.
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If you're Cady Heron, you hide out in the bathroom until someone invites you to sit with them.
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There's even drag and drop to move or copy files into Dropbox, and notifications for shared folder invites.
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"Public Trust" invites participants to consider the impact of their words — but only on Saturday afternoons at CAMH.
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You cannot be under contract by any professional team including Challenger teams at the time invites go out.
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Specifically, now Yahoo Mail will let users create and send calendar invites directly from within the mail service.
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Kendall invites the prince that she met in India to have lunch with her, Kim, Khloé, and Kourtney.
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When an editor invites an author, the HTTP request includes a 12 character code, unique to the publication.
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Camila goes on to thank her Fifth Harmony fans, and even invites them to follow her example. #MissMovinOn
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The pilot invites users to upload their intimate images, privately to the company, before they are posted anywhere.
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BBM was where you went for MP3 swapsies, invites to crap events, drug dealers, and, of course, sexting.
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The augmented reality game invites players to find and catch adorable pokémon by walking around the real world.
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VICE is a supporting editorial partner of the Tribeca Film Festival and invites you to experience the bomb.
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INSIDER spoke to three past attendees — non of whom had royal connections — about how they bagged their invites.
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But he still invites her in and proceeds to open up about the grief of losing his wife.
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"So, it's like it remembers who's invited to the party, and it only invites those people," she said.
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The ceremony, which banishes negativity and invites in light and optimism, is intended to mark an auspicious beginning.
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The 2114th-century architecture invites reveries of characters from Edith Wharton novels leaving their cards at imposing mansions.
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The Mission Juno website already invites discussion on points of interest, similar to discussions mission scientists would hold.
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Breaking a fady invites both social shame and even direr consequences from the ancestors believed to enforce them.
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However, when international agreements are broken by one party, then the perpetrator of that violation invites outside scrutiny.
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Charmed by his self-deprecating humor, Charlotte invites him along as a speechwriter as she campaigns for president.
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Months later, the Los Angeles-based Joshy invites friends to a weekend at a house in Ojai, Calif.
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Queen Sugar invites viewers to reimagine what popular culture has taught us about the lives of black people.
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"Insured banks that engage in proprietary trading enjoy a government-conferred advantage that invites moral hazard," Mnuchin wrote.
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Mickey, high off the fact that this relationship seems to be working, invites Gus to meet her dad.
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This proposal invites disaster because the private owners will be cutting costs at every turn to maximize profits.
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His cramped living situation invites a comparison to the way he spent most of the past quarter-century.
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And the close up shot on this morning's invites do appear to confirm a focus on the stylus.
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The company previously disclosed a partnership with Disney back in 2014, which included Disney artwork for Punchbowl's invites.
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On this week's episode, Owen invites Amelia to move in with him during surgery, which is good. Safe.
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She invites Khloé over to make sliders, despite the fact that her older sister doesn't eat red meat.
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She invites him to coffee and he replays her message over and over while drooling over her photos.
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In a really smart move, they both declined the invites, and won't be a part of the show.
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The dual-sited habitus invites social interaction and reciprocity, as visitors to the venerable, 55-000 sq. ft.
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And yet, your mailbox is still bombarded by weekly invites to the nuptials of your equally broke friends.
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SA: One thing we know from our infidelity series is that long-term monogamy always invites a paradox.
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But why should sushi be respected only in the most refined of environments, when the bill invites vertigo?
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The dealership invites what Mr. Smith called young "never-evers" for a day of free instruction and rides.
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Tessa Skara hosts this monthly musical comedy show that invites stand-up comedians, cabaret acts and musicians alike.
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Generations of children have dressed up as Frankenstein's monster, but this program invites them to emulate Frankenstein himself.
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A woman in AA invites me to the Yoni Monologues, the Chiang Mai version of the Vagina Monologues.
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We chat, and she invites me to join her and a few other women for a drink nearby.
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QATAR PETROLEUM CEO SAYS IT SENT INVITES TO POTENTIAL PARTNERS IN AUGUST, WILL MAKE DECISION IN Q1 2020
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Chaos ensues as Ross, who insists he's "fine," invites the other new couple over for a double date.
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PARIS — The Paris Opera usually invites only journalists to the news conferences where it unveils its coming plans.
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In the end, she invites us to peep into her adolescence's attic, where the past has been waiting.
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When Faith invites Greer into her inner orbit, everything Greer thought she'd ever wanted is called into question.
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We're told the car show is reaching out to Burt's family and living 'Bandit' castmembers for personal invites.
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I like Betty's show because she's into [our] scene and she invites really cool people like DJ Deeon.
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Swift's appearance — and the notable absence of those women — therefore invites the question: Just why is she there?
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Although the film has no grand cinematic ambitions, its unsensationalized focus on these aging bodies invites welcome kindness.
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The exhibition Instructions Included invites the viewer to become a central figure in the process of aesthetic production.
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That's a tricky phrase, of course, and it invites observers of the industry to assess our own complicity.
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" Ms. Hicks responded: "I think that's right too but boss man worried it invites a lot of questions.
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And no rational leader invites national suicide, which is all Mr. Kim would achieve by provoking a war.
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We have heard very consistently that it invites students to question whether or not they belong in college.
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Then he tells me he decided to stay in with his roommates and he invites me there instead.
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On August 103, 1862, Abraham Lincoln invites five free black men to the White House for a meeting.
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A relationship forms after Charlie introduces Miranda to Adam and invites her to co-author the robot's personality.
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