That's what we did in The Hill's newsroom as we watched what was surely the most jaw-dropping scene in a consistently jaw-dropping year in presidential politics.
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Related: A Daring Filmmaker Shoots a Timelapse in a Forest Fire [Exclusive Photos] Jaw-Dropping 4K Timelapse Spans 5 Years and 42 Locations This Supercell Timelapse Footage Is Jaw-Dropping
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Biles' next appearance on the international stage will come in Tokyo next summer, where she'll more than likely put on jaw-dropping performance after jaw-dropping performance as she did in 2016.
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"Walking on set was jaw dropping," he previously told PEOPLE.
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"It was an utterly jaw-dropping answer — for obvious reasons."
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Journey with us into the jaw-dropping world of luxury beauty.
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She's going to be wearing a ton of jaw-dropping jewels.
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But if anything, the final product is even more jaw-dropping.
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The car's price tag is perhaps more jaw-dropping: $3.4 million.
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Most people know Devialet for its expensive, jaw-dropping Phantom speaker.
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The people featured here quit their jobs in jaw-dropping ways.
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What Goldman discovers is jaw-dropping in the most delightful way.
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And this year they were, indeed, jaw-dropping in many states.
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The gigantic cauldron to hold the Olympic flame was jaw-dropping.
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Lamar has become known especially for jaw-dropping awards show performances.
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They have yet to speak out about the jaw-dropping situation.
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The power she has for 115 pounds is quite jaw-dropping.
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Now, for me, these things weren't that impressive or jaw-dropping.
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Looks of anger and jaw-dropping disbelief flashed across their faces.
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In April, Washington said goodbye to Scandal seven jaw-dropping seasons.
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And they'll cost you, naturally, a jaw-dropping $1,495 and $1,895.
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Seeing the stage for the first time was legitimately jaw-dropping.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics routinely provide jaw-dropping feats of athleticism.
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Keep scrolling to see some of Pitallis' jaw-dropping character transformations.
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Others were overwhelmed with "jaw-dropping shock," as Karen King wrote.
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So, where does one begin to unpack this jaw-dropping hypocrisy?
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It is jaw-dropping that that surgery is something people do.
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" The Post sneered at "the jaw-dropping imbecility of this idea.
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Sotheby's is no stranger to selling paintings for jaw-dropping sums.
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As for Biles, she'll continue preparing for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, where she'll more than likely put on jaw-dropping performance after jaw-dropping performance as she did in Rio de Janeiro back in 2016.
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The good news is that Graham's jaw-dropping sycophancy isn't going unnoticed.
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"Walking on set was jaw dropping," Farrell tells PEOPLE about the film.
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McDonald's, Foot Locker, and Estee Lauder reported jaw-dropping pay gaps, too.
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This season, expect more tears, surprising break ups and jaw-dropping revelations.
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Click through to see a few of his most jaw-dropping looks.
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"The Chase Sapphire Reserve sign-up bonus was jaw-dropping," McQuay said.
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The triple double involves a jaw-dropping double backflip with three twists.
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The French film festival traditionally brings out glitz and jaw-dropping gowns.
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But these breakthroughs have also come with equally jaw-dropping price tags.
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This season of Survivor has delivered all sorts of jaw-dropping moments.
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Augmented reality is currently a jaw-dropping technology searching for practical applications.
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The book is brimming with jaw-dropping minutiae of medicine's gory days.
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You've got seven whole episodes of jaw-dropping documentary footage to enjoy.
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Not quite 20 years later, Larry's jaw-dropping projection now looks conservative.
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Playing Uncharted 4 on this display had my jaw dropping at times.
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It involved uncomfortable conversation, awkward moments and even some jaw-dropping confessions.
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Here are five takeaways from a jaw-dropping debate in St. Louis.
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Analysis: The Memo: Five takeaways from Trump's jaw-dropping performance with Putin.
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A jaw-dropping moment A marine scientist almost ended up as lunch.
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When she travels, she stays in fancy hotels with jaw-dropping views.
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Still, Ismail's jaw-dropping run helped him become even more well-known.
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You can watch the Lakers jaw-dropping video tribute to Bryant below.
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Here are eight jaw-dropping allegations in the lawsuit against the President.
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And there are a jaw-dropping number of great entries in here.
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Here are eight of the late CNN host's most jaw-dropping moments.
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It's possibly the most shocking statement in this often jaw-dropping movie.
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"Walking on set was jaw dropping," Farrell tells PEOPLE of the new film.
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Meghan Markle wasn't the only one wearing a jaw-dropping dress this weekend.
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But it's so jaw-dropping, you may want to prepare yourself in advance.
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It was a jaw-dropping counterpoint to Trudeau's carefully cultivated image of calm.
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Each day has brought fresh jaw-dropping tales of bribery, murder, and betrayal.
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Koum sold WhatsApp to Facebook in 2014 for a jaw-dropping $19 billion.
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It stands to reason fans would get a jaw-dropping, relationship-ending conclusion.
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Combined with custom-designed batteries, its newest model is producing jaw-dropping results.
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Even then, the stories of his physical dominance are legion, and jaw-dropping.
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The soapy political drama is concluding its run after seven jaw-dropping seasons.
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"Walking on set was jaw dropping," Farrell told PEOPLE of the new film.
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The superstar wore a metallic dress, retro sunglasses and jaw-dropping statement earrings.
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To see such a deck stack is really pretty jaw-dropping to me.
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Tillerson's jaw-dropping comments on TV today will likely only worsen their relationship.
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We are waking up every day in the montage of jaw-dropping headlines.
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Ninety-one detainees is not jaw-dropping -- it's not even a show stopper.
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She recently documented her jaw-dropping experiences at Uber in a blog post.
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Like Game of Thrones, each episode is bursting with jaw-dropping plot twists.
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It was jaw-dropping and hard to believe that it was happening today.
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Then came the jaw-dropping credible accusations of child molestation and sexual assault.
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How are we to trust her sincerity now after this jaw-dropping affront?
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They became excellent spear fishermen, and ended their days watching jaw-dropping sunsets.
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Colorful hair is nothing new, but this multidimensional lava hair is jaw-dropping.
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So, we figured, why not combine all three into one jaw-dropping look?
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Meanwhile, ecologists have released jaw-dropping reports on the perilous state of nature.
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For an equally jaw-dropping taste of Labrouste's skill, visit the Bibliothèque Ste.
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The Titanic wasn't the only jaw-dropping gift Cardi received that night, either.
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But from Trump's news conference, there was an overflow of jaw-dropping wonder.
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Here&aposs a look at the chalet&aposs interior and jaw-dropping surroundings.
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This isn&apost the first time Rodriguez has gifted Lopez jaw-dropping jewelry.
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"It was, like, whoa, so good that it was jaw-dropping," Dygert said.
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Watch: The History of Black Lipstick This unprecedented move was jaw-dropping stuff.
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RuPaul's Drag Race runs on outsize, ridiculous, jaw-dropping, and otherwise fantastic moments.
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Though P103D debuted a year ago, we're still talking about its jaw-dropping statistics.
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The first lady debuted the sharpest, sleekest, most jaw-dropping power bob in Washington.
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But for more than a year, that figure was a jaw-dropping $70 billion.
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But it still added up to a tremendous sum that was just jaw-dropping.
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That includes the Lagoon Nebula, the subject of a recent jaw-dropping Hubble image.
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Felipe Massa hit a jaw-dropping 226.3mph at the Mexican Grand Prix in 2015.
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It can be emotional, jaw-dropping, sexy — or even all of that at once.
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Their parent, Imgur user brandoj23, has been creating their jaw-dropping costumes every year.
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Jaw-dropping accusations, bitter feuds — and a little bit of TMI from Joe Gorga.
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Suffice it to say, the VMA red carpet is accustomed to jaw-dropping moments.
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She's dominated tournaments all over the world, achieving a jaw-dropping list of titles.
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After Emanne's jaw-dropping opera performance, Leno was taken back by her pure authenticity.
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Photo after photo features the state's notorious skies, jaw-dropping mountains, and glacier lakes.
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Remember the Democrat there raised a jaw-dropping $236.4 million for a congressional seat.
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Blake Lively has been slaying her Shallows press tour with jaw-dropping designer fashions.
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Bronfman's bail was set at a jaw-dropping $100 million in Brooklyn court Tuesday.
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The jaw-dropping revelations just surfaced ... and not because the government wanted it known.
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Devialet wants to bring the same jaw-dropping audio experience to mass market products.
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And don't forget those crazy, jaw-dropping celeb evolution stories you always click through.
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The documents, as reviewed by Business Insider, can be jaw-dropping in their sensitivity:
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After 16 seasons, you would think Grey's Anatomy would be past jaw-dropping twists.
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That he has his finger on the button just makes it more jaw-dropping.
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But truly jaw-dropping midnight views of Mars happen every 143 to 214 years.
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Just a couple of days later, "Roseanne" had its premiere to jaw-dropping numbers.
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The jaw-dropping revelations may indeed push the House to adopt articles of impeachment.
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Most important, another trait in common with his boss is his jaw-dropping incompetence.
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Even so, the actual numbers behind the ascent are still a bit jaw-dropping.
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There were hot trends (red and pink!), gorgeous glam moments and jaw-dropping accessories.
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Editing articles about specialized schools with Eliza produced two jaw-dropping moments for me.
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But in an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Woodward described another jaw-dropping revelation.
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Rihanna Reigns in Couture, Cleavage-Baring (And Jaw-Dropping) Gown at Valerian London Premiere Last month, Rihanna turned heads in a jaw-dropping, cleavage-revealing Giambattista Valli Couture ball gown at the London premiere of Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets.
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Aside from being filled with jaw-dropping recipes (hello, Crispy Bacon & Sweet Pickle Patty Melts) and equally jaw-dropping shots of Teigen with her bulldog, hubby, and daughter Luna, the glossy pages are also packed with shoutouts to her favorite dining destinations.
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When was the last time a new mobile phone offered you truly jaw-dropping tech?
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One Jaw-dropping example has just been exposed by the legal team defending Roger Stone.
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I paid about $1,362 per month for a bedroom, and the view was jaw-dropping.
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Still, this blast from the past (nearly 20 years ago, technically) is still jaw-dropping.
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Despite its desirable location, and undoubtedly jaw-dropping views, the building has not sold out.
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Witness this jaw-dropping exchange between CNN's Senior Congressional Correspondent Manu Raju and Nevada Rep.
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This definitely isn't Hadid's first Vogue cover, but it is arguably her most jaw-dropping.
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The science isn't the point here — the jaw-dropping visuals and wild action sequences are.
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But the jaw-dropping announcement didn't just bring an end to a decades-long investigation.
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But this article is so dripping with ignorance it&aposs jaw dropping and utterly offensive.
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Either way, they are just about as dramatic and jaw-dropping as we had expected.
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We first introduced you to Diptyque's jaw-dropping, divine-smelling holiday candle collection last week.
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Thanks to Instagram, every jaw-dropping vista on the planet is just a hashtag away.
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Until then, we'll have to settle for more jaw-dropping videos posted to social media.
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These jaw-dropping numbers will keep getting bigger until we fix the corporate tax system.
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"My grandma was literally jaw dropping dumbfounded," he wrote of Geraldine's reaction to the video.
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But the multibillion dollar total is not the only jaw-dropping stat about the reef.
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Still, we can't help but hope that these jaw-dropping Olive Garden stories really happened.
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The internet is still reeling from Vulture's jaw-dropping interview with Quincy Jones on Wednesday.
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Watch this for some of the most jaw-dropping Mario World trickery you'll ever see.
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Not long after, ToddlerToys tore through the hero gallery in a jaw-dropping 5.02 seconds.
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What has been jaw-dropping in this chaotic episode is the Republican hypocrisy surrounding it.
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It was literally jaw-dropping to watch Trump ramp up racial division over several days.
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So he set out to change his body, and the early results are jaw-dropping.
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And he's lighting them off in the most spectacular, explosive, divisive, dramatic, jaw-dropping way.
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These borrowed works by Titian, Leonardo, Rembrandt and Rubens make it a jaw-dropping blockbuster.
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The 47-page indictment is beyond damning—and it also makes for jaw-dropping reading.
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I could sort of feel your jaw dropping as you're going through the interview. Right.
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Even after she became pregnant with Faye's child, she continued to take jaw-dropping risks.
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It's jam-packed with absolutely jaw dropping moments and I loved it so, so much.
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At Yossi Milo, I was introduced to the jaw-dropping, laborious work of Kyle Meyer.
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Times Insider A Times reporter who tracks Wall Street reflects on a jaw-dropping week.
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Beto O'Rourke to "come and take it" in a jaw-dropping video posted online Friday.
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The exact amounts are hard to come by, but what is known is jaw-dropping.
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This jaw-dropping vista was captured by Jane Iskra of ISKRA Photography, in Snæfellsnes, Iceland.
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A 'jaw' dropping place Scientists found a great white shark lair in the Pacific Ocean.
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The median listing price in Montauk is a jaw-dropping $1.5 million, according to Zillow.
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Two Hawaii scientists believe they've come across one of them, and it's a jaw-dropping wonder.
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Online, and cost a jaw-dropping $93,000 thanks to its carat count and flawless, VVS1 clarity.
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"Eastwatch" just retroactively removed most of the stakes that made the previous episode so jaw dropping.
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But based on what we know about Deacon, it's bound to be a jaw-dropping moment.
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If you're ready for a jaw-dropping moment, witness this helicopter rescue with an unexpected twist.
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Meanwhile, tech monopolies are spending jaw-dropping sums on lobbying to keep regulators off their backs.
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Then you are on the water, for six-and-a-half minutes of jaw-dropping surfing.
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Paper magazine is known for delivering some of the most jaw-dropping covers in the game.
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They exchanged wedding bands by Kyle Chan (the same designer behind Cartwright's jaw-dropping engagement ring).
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The province reported a jaw-dropping 63% fall in fixed-asset investment last year (see chart).
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Gallery Books announced Thursday that it will publish the "explosive, jaw-dropping" book on Aug. 14.
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Her covers of legendary classic rock songs on the massive stringed instrument are truly jaw-dropping.
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If you want to see another utterly jaw-dropping coconut crab video, just click below.[ZooKeys]
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Earlier this month, the royal family awed the world by unveiling some jaw-dropping Christmas decorations.
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She's been hiding in plain sight, offering up major beauty lessons with her jaw-dropping evolution.
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Christian Siriano has become as synonymous with inclusivity has he is with jaw-dropping evening wear.
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"I would say the reaction from our industry peers has been jaw-dropping," Mr. Katz said.
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They exchanged wedding bands by Kyle Chan (the same designer behind Cartwright's jaw-dropping engagement ring).
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But Elena Samko's renditions of The Witcher 3's creatures and characters are absolutely jaw-dropping.
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Hield has reached that rare sphere in which his exploits are simultaneously jaw-dropping and mundane.
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That Genesis offers all of that and more at such a discount is truly jaw-dropping.
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In Venezuela, malaria has made a jaw-dropping comeback half a century after it was eradicated.
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JetBlue's sale fares on most other routes represented decent deals, but few were jaw-dropping bargains.
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I'd like to personally thank Oscar de la Renta for designing such a jaw-dropping gown.
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Biles' floor routine also earned her a standing ovation – and a jaw-dropping score of 15.933.
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But sometimes the process behind a very special-occasion look is nothing short of jaw-dropping.
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"This is jaw-dropping," Susan Rice, former President Barack Obama's national security adviser, said on Twitter.
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The book is riddled with jaw-dropping stories about people's insane behavior when things go wrong.
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Last time Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket stuck its ocean landing, he released a jaw-dropping video.
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We&aposve also seen FBI investigations and jaw-dropping reports on the cost of health insurance.
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Analysis: "The briefing was jaw-dropping by any metric," said our White House correspondent Maggie Haberman.
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But most of the store was characterized by jaw-dropping bargains, like these $49.99 pink gowns.
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Last year LSU lost a jaw-dropping seven-overtime game to Texas A&M, 74-72.
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A 20,058-square-foot mansion in Hollywood Hills just sold for a jaw-dropping $35.5 million.
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And it was — I think like I said before [to Fortune, a], very jaw dropping moment. Wow.
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Dozens of people commented on the jaw-dropping photo — some even sharing stunning views of their own.
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The intellectual dishonesty coming from the left and its allies in the media is simply jaw-dropping.
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They bring to the table a jaw-dropping energy reminiscent of The Runaways and The Go-Go's.
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We're all about celebrating the jaw-dropping skills of athletes — and some of their equally amazing hair.
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It’s jam-packed with absolutely jaw dropping moments and I loved it so, so much.
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"[Catz] said the conversation was so inappropriate that it was jaw-dropping," another source told BuzzFeed News.
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Bob Corker called it "jaw dropping" that Trump drew equivalence between Putin's word and US intelligence agencies.
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" Kimmel asked Spicer, quickly following up with a jaw-dropping, "Have you ever seen the president naked?
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Kylie Jenner's net worth, as of July 21.6, was a jaw-dropping $900 million according to Forbes.
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In the last few years, newer buildings have been able to achieve even more jaw-dropping ratios.
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You really need a 4K action camera if you want to properly record your jaw-dropping feats.
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The companies both sank a jaw-dropping $9.1 million into a referendum to overturn the new law.
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Post-Hairspray Live, Grande is back to being the princess and bad bitch with jaw-dropping pipes.
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Time to step it up and manipulate Nate into a jaw-dropping field trip to the morgue.
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Getty; Instagram Collins went for major drama, but not every star hair change was so jaw-dropping.
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Hopefully she'll have another jaw dropping fashion moment like last year's two-tiered Giambattista Valli pink gown!
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But the real head-turning (and jaw-dropping) photos are in the star's spread inside the magazine.
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I've picked 11 scenes that aren't necessarily the best or have the most jaw-dropping special effects.
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As that depressing little nugget of information sinks in, Wyden hits us with a jaw-dropping follow.
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All six are first-time captains and have qualified for a jaw-dropping 19 Olympics appearances combined.
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"What he told me, and showed me, was jaw-dropping, astonishing, frightening and worrying," Fogel told Reuters.
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If that's not a jaw-dropping statistic that demands attention and action, I don't know what is.
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Morad produces the most jaw-dropping spectacle of the show, and the one with the clearest payoff.
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After all, this is an automaker whose latest vehicle, the jaw-dropping Valkyrie, starts at $3.2 million.
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Who didn't have a jaw-dropping duh moment upon discovering that hidden arrow in the FedEx logo?
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Oakland Athletics fans and ballboys are unofficially leading Major League Baseball in jaw-dropping catches this season.
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This gap between the two experiences when it comes to mass gun violence is actually jaw-dropping.
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Savor jaw-dropping views as you sip mimosas and discuss how you're definitely not afraid of heights.
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He has achieved a ton of great things stylistically since and delivered many truly jaw-dropping verses.
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Models will grace the catwalk in jaw-dropping lingerie looks paired with the brand's iconic Angel wings.
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Certainly, his 133½-minute opening for "Gravity" — shot by Lubezki — ranks among cinema's more jaw-dropping feats.
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Only a lot of animal print clothing and jaw-dropping scenes waiting to be made into memes.
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The L.A. mega-residence first hit the market in September 2018 for a jaw-dropping $35 million.
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Mr. Morrison constructs his frequently jaw-dropping narrative largely from what is left of that unearthed library.
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Beyoncé's regal headpiece and luminous makeup during her performance at the 2017 Grammys is still jaw-dropping.
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The median home price in San Francisco is now a jaw-dropping $1,194,300; in Cupertino, it's $1,847,800.
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Vancouver Island is home to jaw-dropping scenery, magnificent wildlife, and heaps of culture to take in.
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The Premier League and F1 continue to tick along nicely, delivering jaw-dropping monents almost every week.
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But this version rounds out 2019 with one of the most jaw-dropping visuals on the platform.
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" Only there was a jaw-dropping twist: She tied with Katharine Hepburn for "The Lion in Winter.
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Second, he's enormously popular: Some polls have shown him with a jaw-dropping 91 percent approval rate.
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The piece is a jaw-dropping example of how not to approach sensitive, fraught topics like sexual assault.
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The last time she wore a Roberto Cavalli gown this jaw-dropping was to the 2015 Met Gala.
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The actress has been busy promoting her new film Passengers, wearing one jaw-dropping number after the next.
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It's a jaw-dropping, brutal story about one of the worst parts of America's broken criminal justice system.
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This traditional risotto is no exception — and it's jaw-dropping hue hints at the zucchini and veggies inside.
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It's a jaw-dropping snapshot of the aftermath, and a wrenching glimpse of the enormous recovery to follow.
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It's a jaw-dropping way to end a movie, and left audiences in my theater gasping and crying.
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If Justice, with its sluggish script, isn't quite the jaw-dropping eye-popper it should be, that's okay.
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Enjoy miles of smiles, jaw-dropping moments, gallons of slime and live entertainment on the Nickelodeon Slime Stage.
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If you're anything like us, you've been living vicariously through Gina Rodriguez's jaw-dropping summer of hair changes.
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In March, Daily Action polled 28,320 of its most active users and reported some jaw-dropping demographic data.
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For museums, we'll always have Paris, and Italy has jaw-dropping art tucked away in seemingly every church.
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First, another drop of her collaboration with the eyewear company Tura, and of course, more jaw-dropping looks.
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"Endgame" generated a jaw-dropping $350 million in the United States and Canada, the world's largest movie market.
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Still, Trump's Chief of Staff couldn't contain all of his feelings at the president's jaw-dropping presser yesterday.
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And there's no better person to front it than the bubbly, adorable Elle Fanning in jaw-dropping jewels.
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America is making tragic global headlines right now for more than just this jaw-dropping political soap opera.
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In it, she gives a harrowing description of her rape and a jaw-dropping account of its aftermath.
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On their way to victory, professional esports players will inevitably make some jaw-dropping plays... or epic fails.
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Click through to see what styles we're betting on big (or, to just see some jaw-dropping dresses).
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The jaw-dropping stat: Remember when every other ad during the 2015 NFL season was for fantasy sports?
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The setting sun is casting orange hues across a jaw-dropping desert horizon that's punctuated by distant mountains.
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Here are some of the most jaw-dropping moments from the calls: TRUMP: Thank you very much, Enrique.
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Steve Bannon gave an interview to author Michael Wolff that is jaw dropping — even by Bannon's extreme standards.
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Michael Head was traveling on Highway 92 near Fayetteville on Monday when he witnessed the jaw-dropping accident.
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Why go: Jaw-dropping landscapes make this South American destination a quintessential spot for adventure travelers to visit.
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There are more than a few jaw-dropping moments in Sacha Baron Cohen's new show, Who Is America?
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Shark Daymond John's first splurge was no exception, and it was jaw-dropping, even by the Sharks' standards.
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Christian was slapped with a jaw-dropping $30,000 fee for defaulting on his student loans too many times.
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She pulled up a slew of jaw-dropping shirtless photos of the actor, showing off his chiseled abs.
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On their way to victory, professional esports players will inevitably make some jaw-dropping plays ... or epic fails.
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The cuts and purging of programs and agencies, across the spectrum of the federal government, are jaw-dropping.
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The design of the platform is very simple — a giant concrete triangle — but the result is jaw-dropping.
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In Ocean City, New Jersey Friday, a raccoon was spotted a jaw-dropping nine stories up a building.
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Nonetheless, Jenner wasn't the only celebrity to make a jaw-dropping appearance at the British Fashion Awards Monday.
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Aside from the jaw-dropping LC 24.5, the GS is easily the most effective deployment of the grille.
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But there's a more specific reason to dwell on that pants-dropping moment during a jaw-dropping debate.
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Yes, the probe is ongoing; there may be some jaw-dropping "there" there, once Mueller closes the investigation.
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To get all of these jaw-dropping visual displays, you know what the Thrones team needs to do?
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In a career filled with jaw-dropping fashion moments, this might be Cher's most iconic, and controversial, look.
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" Mr. Lévy later clarified his remarks in an internal memo, calling the allegations in the lawsuit "jaw dropping.
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The most jaw-dropping feature of all is the giant water park hidden out back… which is haunted.
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The recent 10-point polling deficits in states like Michigan or Pennsylvania may sting but aren't jaw-dropping.
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It was the latest in a series of jaw-dropping accusations about a culture of corruption pervading FIFA.
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But what was so jaw-dropping about Kelly's comments was that they were not made in a vacuum.
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There are no serious cliffhangers, no jaw-dropping reveals, nothing that'll blow your mind or punch your gut.
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Leatham shared that he used "over 45,000" flowers with "12,000 carnations" ordered just for the jaw-dropping centerpiece.
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Causes grew to a jaw-dropping 200 million users as one of the first 10 Facebook platform apps.
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Cut to 2019 and Withersoppon's net worth is estimated at a jaw-dropping $2.53 million, according to Forbes.
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And get this: Right now, you can snag one of your own for a jaw-dropping 57% off.
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He has so far spent a jaw-dropping $250 million on TV commercials, many of them attacking Trump.
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In Wellington, New Zealand, the family discovers jaw-dropping views and seemingly endless friends with whom to socialize.
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Angelica Garcia, Cha Cha Palace (out now) Angelica Garcia's career so far has shown her jaw-dropping dynamism.
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After a couple of relatively quiet years off, Giannascoli's latest song "Gretel" captures the same jaw-dropping magic.
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Without a doubt, though, the most jaw-dropping of these was the day the hospital cancelled my surgery.
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He has also shown off his jaw-dropping skills meat-slicing skills on Instagram for his 10.6 million followers.
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Sure, governments have their own individual satellite operations, but the scale of what EarthNow is promising is jaw-dropping.
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Here's a smattering of these jaw-dropping album covers, the artwork that made us wake up and pay attention.
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Almost as jaw-dropping as her dress, Garner was beaming as she walked into the fashion show on Sunday.
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Read through our roundup of the most jaw dropping spots on the highway to get your roadtrippin' groove on.
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It's a little on the pricier side, but well worth it for the jaw-dropping 20s-era flapper gowns.
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Neither of these battery packs are cheap: the 220 costs $220 and the 3.03 commands a jaw-dropping $23.0.
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The ending is a stunner, one of the few times I've called something "jaw-dropping" and meant it literally.
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"It's not her last meltdown of the season, and what happens at the reunion is jaw dropping," he added.
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She also gave fans a jaw-dropping performance of "All Too Well" … … complete with her famous interlude head bang.
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A project like this one, with jaw-dropping risks and endless overruns, would simply sink the company in charge.
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But let's be honest, the VMAs are more about jaw dropping moments than music videos and Moon Man trophies.
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But perhaps the most jaw-dropping imagery comes in the form of couture gowns set against the dusty outback.
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What they're saying: "The bad faith on display here is jaw-dropping," pro-ACA legal expert Nick Bagley writes.
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I received a video of the jaw-dropping celebration from Deb Zippel, one of our faithful readers in Minnesota.
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They're extravagant, complicated, laborious, and expensive, making them jaw-dropping, custom-built spectacles that are almost impossible to tour.
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And while images encoded in 4K do look better than normal high-definition ones, the differences aren't jaw-dropping.
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Especially for a series that also boasts so many sexy vistas, soaptastic antics, and a jaw-dropping pilot twist.
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He saw the jaw-dropping New Yorker piece by Ryan Lizza as a last ditch opportunity to kill Mooch.
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Earth's atmosphere is more likely to scatter blue light particles, which is why we get such jaw-dropping sunsets.
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Some themes were more successful than others, but they all inspired jaw-dropping art and playfully improvised theme camps.
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Instead of a jaw-dropping stunt in mid-air, she ended the dive with her own brand of... originality.
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And let's not look past the amount of jaw-dropping footage director Ezra Edelman and his crew dug up.
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During junior year, Livvie performed a jaw-dropping rendition of "Gangsta's Paradise" by Coolio at a school cabaret night.
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Scroll through the gallery to find out all the biggest shocks, ranked from the obvious to the jaw-dropping.
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Empire "Empire" wasn't built in a day — it was built one jaw-dropping, Twitter-ready moment at a time.
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This was drawn by a piece of software, called a game engine, regarded at the time as jaw-dropping.
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But to those who have followed the Prince, it's just the latest in a series of jaw-dropping purchases.
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Their offense, while capable of jaw-dropping displays of power, can sometimes look punchless with runners in scoring position.
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Yep, that can only be "Homeland," which returns for its seventh season as jaw-dropping and convoluted as ever.
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The film has collected a jaw-dropping $2.2 billion globally since arriving in theaters less than two weeks ago.
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While the size of the exhibits can be jaw-dropping, the museums are not simply guardians of the tangible.
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These seem to expose the key problem: The jaw-dropping Lily footage purported in its promotional video wasn't real.
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Beyoncé rarely steps out on the red carpet but in 2019 she made each appearance a jaw-dropping moment.
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But unlike the jaw-dropping dresses and the emotional speeches, the beauty details don't always get the most recognition.
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No, we're not," the Wisconsin Republican said, calling the comments "jaw-dropping, couldn't really believe what we were hearing.
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With the right telescope equipment, the results can be jaw-dropping, like this lunar occultation of Saturn in 2019.
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When Oyelowo was asked about his first encounter with Theron, the crowd got a jaw-dropping tale ... about anuses.
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His current show will be released as a special on Netflix, part of a jaw-dropping $40 million deal.
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Critic's Notebook After Donald J. Trump riffed and ranted his way through a jaw-dropping news conference on Feb.
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On the video, Trudeau pantomimes his own jaw dropping, as he describes how people reacted to something Trump said.
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Prosecutors detailed the evidence they've gathered against Jussie in docs filed for his bond hearing -- and it's jaw-dropping.
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The elusive Alpha Black Lotus card was sold on eBay last week for that jaw-dropping sum, Kotaku reported Saturday.
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Her makeover debut outfit was jaw-dropping for many reasons, but mostly thanks to those (sigh) thigh-high Chanel boots.
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The documentary filmmaker and former congressional aide raised a jaw-dropping $211 million in the first quarter, his campaign said.
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Monaco's very own Kate and Wills went for jaw-dropping glamour at the annual Bal de la Rose on Saturday.
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Over the next two months, we'll be rolling out these episodes, which feature forward-thinking people and jaw-dropping tech.
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The duo selected matching plume-adorned pastel toppers, since no Carnival ensemble would be complete without a jaw-dropping headpiece.
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The most jaw-dropping moment was finding my friendly neighborhood bartender, and learning that I needed to dig out cash.
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At 303, Kyrgios burst into the spotlight beating Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon with a jaw dropping between-the-legs shot.
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That means it will be very powerful for a portable gaming device, but not jaw-dropping for a traditional console.
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For 90 years, uber-luxury retailer Neiman Marcus has astounded shoppers with their jaw-dropping selection of extravagant holiday gifts.
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These "elitists" are all hiding something, so prepare for plenty of jaw-dropping reveals throughout the lush eight-episode season.
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An adventurous couple hiked miles to a jaw-dropping scenic cliff to capture stunning photographs as they recited their vows.
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On Tuesday, Variety released a report about the salaries of TV stars per episode, and the figures are jaw-dropping.
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Ahead, find New York City's most jaw-dropping, happiness-inducing desserts — from legendary chocolate babka to a classic banana split.
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But what's even more jaw-dropping than the size of her stunning sparkler is the way Fedez popped the question.
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" Don W. Fox, a former Office of Government Ethics official, told The Washington Post that the promotion was "jaw-dropping.
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And home field advantage just might be that "tiny" detail that would end a jaw-dropping season for the Saints.
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Or at least it builds that core idea into a frame for jaw-dropping setpieces and brain-numbing plot twists.
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But if you're like me, and are bound to your computer, this pretty jaw-dropping video will have to do.
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At halftime, Lady Gaga will take over with what is sure to be a jaw dropping and possibly political performance.
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After sharing the video online, denverjoe told Reddit commenters that his grandmother was "literally jaw-dropping dumbfounded" by Johansson's invite.
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Moore says it was a "jaw-dropping moment" when Zuckerberg was the one to appear at his door Friday night.
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Even for the biggest political junkies, this week's twice-daily, jaw-dropping news scoops were hard to keep up with.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, Riverdale will reveal Jason Blossom's killer — and do so before the show's equally jaw-dropping finale.
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In that sense, it felt more like a checklist of jaw-dropping moments than a naturally occurring sequence of events.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a movie of massive moments, jaw-dropping decisions, and megatons of involuntary audience participation.
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It appears as if Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis have stitched another jaw-dropping exercise in period extravagance.
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S1mple pulled out all the stops, pulling off a jaw-dropping quad-kill clutch with a Desert Eagle against rifles.
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It all started with the purest of all American pastimes: defending the jaw-dropping talent and creative vision of Beyoncé.
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Luckin continues to expand at jaw-dropping speed as it announced plans to open shop overseas for the first time.
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The POTUS evolution: Trump's evolution on this issue over the last five days has been nothing short of jaw dropping.
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Kaitlin's older cousin Ria Diyaolu shared a photo of Kaitlin's jaw-dropping Amazon score on Twitter, where it blew up.
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The jaw-dropping deal is the first time that a world record transfer fee has been doubled in one swoop.
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Read more: 7 jaw-dropping moments from 'Leaving Neverland,' the explosive documentary that lodges sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson
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The most jaw-dropping of the 66 mansions on London&aposs lavish Billionaires Row is Toprak Mansion, at number 46A.
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Sanderson cited a "bullish analyst event last week" at Alibaba's headquarters and a "jaw-dropping" guidance offered for fiscal 2018.
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With a bald head and a heavier figure, Bale, 43, has undergone another jaw-dropping transformation for his new role.
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Not only did the stars align on Monday, but we got not one but two jaw-dropping late-game shots.
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Trading revenue in general declined 18 percent in the second quarter, and FICC specifically fell a jaw-dropping 40 percent.
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The iconic property is carved into a cliffside, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering jaw-dropping views of the Adriatic.
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The best way to see the jaw-dropping cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula is by water on Tasman Island Cruises.
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Though there was not much to do on the train, and it was surprisingly cold, the scenery was jaw-dropping.
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The synchronicity with which the cast members say what their alter egos onscreen are saying is a jaw-dropping marvel.
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Today, Mafate's economy relies heavily on the hikers who pass through looking for rural relaxation and jaw-dropping mountain views.
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After reading Arielle Pardes' jaw-dropping piece about a scam involving fake plants, maybe that $2,000 doesn't seem so crazy.
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Last year, Emmy Awards ratings fell a jaw-dropping 32 percent, down to a record low of 6.9 million viewers.
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Perhaps the most jaw-dropping moments from the debate were thanks to Joe Biden's clumsy grasp of gender and race.
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While streaming video is obviously the future, there's still nothing like the jaw-dropping, sonic quality of physical 4K discs.
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The jaw-dropping prices of these units are often defended by the breathtaking views they offer of Ditch Plains Beach.
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The World Wildlife Fund reported that vertebrate populations have declined by a jaw-dropping average of 60 percent since 1970.
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It was the first primary in the South, and Biden won by a jaw-dropping margin of nearly 30 points.
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Some of her accessories included a huge bow on her head, giant eyelashes and, of course, a jaw-dropping train.
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Though still in his early 20s, Guerin has already started to accrue a reputation as a jaw-dropping musical polymath.
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The star of "The Politician" wore a jaw-dropping marigold Fendi jumpsuit with Giuseppe Zanotti shoes and Harry Winston jewelry.
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"Some things are so jaw dropping, you have to just stop and let the art flow over you," Rhoads said.
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One had lost a passphrase and the $1 million in currency it was protecting in a display of jaw-dropping ignorance.
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Beyoncé followed up her jaw-dropping performance at Sunday night's Grammy Awards with an acceptance speech that was just as good.
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The stunning Black Panther actress turns 60 on Thursday — and is celebrating with a jaw-dropping bikini shot on her Instagram.
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The photo was taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which has been sending back some jaw-dropping images from the ringed planet.
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Another day, another jaw-dropping surprise from Selena Gomez — and this time, it has nothing to do with her relationship status.
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"Oh my gosh, I just got goosebumps," her twin Brie Bella says as she walks out in the jaw-dropping design.
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It also alleges that since 6503, Purdue's sales staff met with prescribers and sales people a jaw-dropping 150,000-plus times.
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" McCain was referring to Trump's jaw-dropping comment last year on POWs, when he said, "I like people that weren't captured.
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Acer throws in some other add-ons to make the laptop's nearly five-figure price tag only slightly less jaw-dropping.
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At night, the lights and music work together to create a jaw-dropping experience that should fascinate visitors of all ages.
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A passenger jet reportedly made a jaw-dropping landing fighting nearly 100-mile-per-hour winds in Japan over the weekend.
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After all, Toy Story 3 (2010) ended with as complete and jaw-dropping a finale as you're ever likely to see.
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But pulling out all the stops for jaw-dropping look doesn't necessarily mean pulling out all the cash in your wallet.
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Finally, joining the jaw-dropping Jim Lee "sketch" Batman from San Diego Comic Con last year is Lee's take on Superman.
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And, as is custom with the tear-jerking drama, many, many tissues were required to get through the jaw-dropping moment.
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With few other places left to go, Saul could just be in for some of its most jaw-dropping twists yet.
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Of course, Shyamalan is more famous for the jaw-dropping reveals and WTF twists he puts into his big screen projects.
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On calmer days, the turbine would fan out to its jaw-dropping, 1300-foot span in order to maximize energy production.
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It seems likely that that information encouraged to Facebook buy WhatsApp for the jaw-dropping sum of $19 billion in 2014.
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That, by itself, would be jaw-dropping, but then Trump is reported to have revealed highly classified information during the meeting.
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The series also ushered in an era of shows that thrived by delivering a jaw-dropping twist on a weekly basis.
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With one jaw dropping Twitter photo, McGorry opened our eyes to the fact that cashews grow in a very unexpected way.
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As Jessop drives, it's hard to miss the jaw-dropping beauty of the mountains and red-rock cliffs in the distance.
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Related: Reframing "White Jesus" Jaw-Dropping Photo Manipulations Mirror the Emotion of Athletics 6 Photographers Blurring Reality at Photofairs San Francisco
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It's jaw-dropping growth given that there were only a few hundred electric vehicles on the entire planet back in 22.
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On the powdery white-sand beaches of Robinson Crusoe Island, you'll find technicolor coral and jaw-dropping fire and knife dancers.
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But Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke made a jaw-dropping and totally inappropriate comparison when she equated sexism to racism.
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It's Mother Nature's engineering at its finest, and even if you're not a feline fan, the footage is still jaw dropping.
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But one of the most jaw-dropping space tourism flights yet planned will be SpaceX's flight around the moon in 2023.
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Loaded with visual effects — violent apes, stampeding wildebeests — the movie cost a jaw-dropping $180 million to make, not counting marketing.
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The fourth season of Hulu's "Veronica Mars" concluded with a jaw-dropping finale that raised the stakes for its main characters.
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The Ford GT was a jaw-dropping update to the GT40 that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966.
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But the acting is never less than zesty and the use of projections, courtesy of Deco Dawson, is sometimes jaw dropping.
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Those aren't bad numbers, but they're not exactly jaw-dropping and certainly don't live up to the early buzz VR gathered.
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The BBC's line of nature documentaries that kicked off with Planet Earth always makes for jaw-dropping footage and compelling storytelling.
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While March Madness historical montages suggest otherwise, the truth is that jaw-dropping, late-game shots are rare in college basketball.
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What's more, the report suggested that the already jaw-dropping estimate of the number of victims was probably a conservative one.
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"Rue's not dead, if that's the question," the writer and director told The Hollywood Reporter shortly after the jaw-dropping finale.
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But the Ohio lawsuit, viewable in full below, includes several jaw-dropping new figures about the depth of the state's problem.
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Just look at the jaw-dropping viral photos and video of divers swimming recently with a great white shark in Hawaii.
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Ultimately, his ability to harness the intellectual prowess of his peers was the driving force behind Renaissance&aposs jaw-dropping returns.
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Nominations for the 413th Golden Globes were announced Monday morning, and Netflix dominated the film categories to a jaw-dropping degree.
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Whether funny, inspirational or downright jaw-dropping, here are some of the most memorable ads of the 2628 cycle: 28500. 'Capt.
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This jaw-dropping photo of generations of henna tattoos was taken in Seattle, Washington, by Levi Hriczo of Levi Hriczo Photography.
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" Andrew gleefully partakes, but then makes the jaw-dropping display even more baffling by declaring ... "That's a full-service presidential candidate!
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Lakmaier's own experience with disability inspired the work, which plays with ideas of detachment on a rather colossal, jaw-dropping scale.
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As jaw-dropping and nonsensical as his legal fiasco is, it's Bozella's family pain that at times cuts even more sharply.
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In 1994, singer Celine Dion married her manager René Angélil in a jaw-dropping gown by designers Mirella and Steve Gentile.
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This year's jaw-dropping Black History Month essentially tells the story of America, the complex and damaged underpinnings of our democracy.
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Then there is The Isles, filled with giant creatures, mythical beasts, and "jaw dropping architecture," as described by The London Resort.
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The result is a jaw-dropping visual display, complete with YouTubers in safety suits sprinting away from the towering foam mountain.
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The fact that the protesters would use a school spokesman to kick reporters out of their sit-in was jaw-dropping.
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Nowadays, jaw-dropping technical displays are the norm for Potter, but this band can still get something new out of him.
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Because Luis Suarez has not one, but 11 goals in four appearances (after scoring a jaw-dropping eight in two games).
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He's successfully integrated Kawhi Leonard into an offensive system that was already razor sharp and overseen jaw-dropping improvement by Pascal Siakam.
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The comedian proposed with a dazzling 3-carat engagement ring from Manhattan-based jeweler Greg Yuna, which cost a jaw-dropping $93,000.
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They're both known for their jaw-dropping knockouts—though the skills they use to earn these knockouts could not be more different.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTrump's Star: The Shocking Pickax VideoStormy Daniels: Trump Connection In ArrestConor McGregor Faces Judge In Bus AttackOmarosa's 'Jaw-Dropping' Memoir
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Acting aside, he's stepped out on red carpets with jaw-dropping looks and delighted fans with his recent feature for Playboy magazine.
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The annual awards show aired live from London's 02 Arena on Wednesday and there were several jaw-dropping moments and memorable performances.
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The economic costs come in at a jaw-dropping estimate of "$2 billion to $7.3 billion" over the same period of time.
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Not only does she have a jaw-dropping Harper's Bazaar spring digital cover, but sis has the vintage Thierry Mugler Couture, too.
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Then Allison's stylist Tara Swennen gave a preview of the actress' jaw-dropping Chopard necklace featuring 60-carats of heart-shaped rubies.
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The jaw-dropping jackpot failed to break the record for lottery winnings, held by the $23 billion Powerball prize in January 22.
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The hottest stars, electric performances, jaw-dropping surprises: What was not to love about the CMA Festival's four sold-out stadium concerts?
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The bottom line: Taken together, it's a jaw-dropping list of problems, and Trump's "fine-tuned machine" is creaking under this stress.
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All that falls away during the jaw-dropping moments when new pieces fall into place and Radius reveals where it's going next.
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Onlookers far from the Jodhpur, Rajasthan, venue still managed to fill social media with videos and images of the jaw-dropping show.
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Yesterday, he tweeted a seemingly obvious fictional excerpt from Michael Wolff's jaw-dropping new book about the Trump administration, Fire and Fury.
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It's a shocking twist ending to a season of television that, until that moment, was more pleasantly eyebrow-raising than jaw-dropping.
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It was the largest year for VC fundraising since 13 when the venture industry raked in a jaw dropping $101.4 billion[1].
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Google demonstrated a jaw-dropping new capability in Google Assistant earlier this month, allowing the Assistant to make calls on your behalf.
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The jaw-dropping jackpot failed to break the record for lottery winnings, held by the $443 billion Powerball prize in January 2016.
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It's truly a jaw-dropping conversation for a number of reasons, but there's one important lie that everyone seems to have missed.
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Featuring a jaw-dropping showcase of her incomparable vocal abilities, it's a mature record centered around themes of forgiveness, perseverance, and maternity.
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Join Antoni, Bobby, Jonathan, Karamo and Tan for a new group of inspirational heroes, jaw-dropping makeovers and tons of happy tears!
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Roseanne Barr is unloading on the #MeToo movement with some jaw-dropping comments that rival the ones that cost her her sitcom.
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Chris Zylka recently proposed to Paris Hilton with a 20-carat pear-shaped diamond, with a jaw-dropping $2 million price tag.
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It evokes a sort of Space Age nostalgia rarely seen in popular culture these days, and the visuals, naturally, are jaw-dropping.
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There are jaw-dropping set-pieces, like a motorcycle chase after an airplane, or a teetering ride up an old mine shaft.
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It was a bit jaw-dropping then to hear Senator Rubio repeat the same line five times, giving credence to Christie's attacks.
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In terms of sheer jaw-dropping power, however... Well, our new favorite sports dude nearly hit the Wild Thing into the Outback.
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Williamson finished with 16 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists in 28 minutes, throwing down three jaw-dropping dunks in the process.
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But it also provided this jaw-dropping video of an encounter with the tornado, filmed by well-known storm chaser Reed Timmer.
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Computers then crunch this data (a week's worth runs to a jaw-dropping 23 terabytes) and identify the voices of distinct owls.
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And while we're on the subject of jaw-dropping Jools Holland performances, Cat Power's performance of "The Greatest" is, well… the greatest.
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While Dubai isn't filled with casinos, it is packed full of some of the most jaw-dropping architecture you will ever see.
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The only part of this "suggestion" that is more shocking than its brazen effort to obstruct justice is its jaw-dropping timing.
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Value aside, it's located on a jaw-dropping beach with enormous villas that include draped beds and oversized sunken tubs for honeymooners.
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As if to trumpet the transformation, it even starts, after a jaw-dropping teaser of a prologue, with a projected credit sequence.
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That the White House had to come out and clarify several of the president's statements right after the speech was jaw-dropping.
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The Harry Potter economy is filled with jaw-dropping numbers, including 500 million books sold and $7.7 billion in worldwide film grosses.
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This is classic sci-fi stuff, and may be a little too techno-futurist for some, but the artwork is jaw-dropping.
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While we were away (hiking around the jaw-dropping otherworld of Sedona, Ariz.), a lot of positive things happened in the world.
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The jaw-dropping photography is reason enough to buy this 400-page doorstop, but its 250-plus recipes more than follow through.
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But what makes this jaw-dropping exposé so special is that it is as much about film as it is about family.
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Arkansas voted for Hillary Clinton in 2008, and gave a jaw-dropping 42 percent to Obama's little-known primary challenger in 2012.
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Mr. Smythe, a pianist, and Mr. Evans, a trumpeter, are jaw-dropping virtuosos interested in both jazz improvising and new-classical exploration.
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He recently held a briefing in the White House press room — "a jaw-dropping violation of norms," as Slate's Leon Neyfakh wrote.
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Total Medicaid spending has nearly tripled since 2000 and spending on able-bodied adults has increased by a jaw-dropping 85033 percent.
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There's more ... we also talked to Sir Charles about Carmelo Anthony's comeback and Lizzo's jaw-dropping thong incident at the Lakers game.
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The actor plays both his younger and current self thanks to jaw-dropping technology that aged him back to his early twenties.
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Jaw-dropping photos of the 2020 Winter X Games show why the event is the envy of anybody who enjoys snow sports
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But as with most couture, wearability is a nonissue compared with jaw-dropping aesthetics, and in this, van Herpen is beyond reproach.
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Two weeks of patriotism, jaw-dropping athleticism, and countless figure skating heartbreaks later, the 2018 Winter Olympics are almost over for good.
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One of the Buffalo Bills' starting cornerbacks made a surprising statement in what could be the most jaw-dropping retirement in NFL history.
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The jaw-dropping goodies were found among the belongings of Richard Bullimore, who served with the Royal Leicestershire Regiment of the British Army.
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It starts with a jaw-dropping sedan for the rich and ends a few years later with an affordable sedan for the masses.
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However, she was able to be there for the Patriots' jaw-dropping Super Bowl comeback win over the Atlanta Falcons in February 2017.
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It was notable, if only because it was truly weird, but it wasn't exactly the jaw-dropping moment MTV was undoubtedly hoping for.
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Check the before and after pictures for yourself below, and you'll understand why so many people are gushing about this jaw-dropping look.
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HBO didn't send this season's finale to critics in advance, but if it's anything like season 1, expect jaw-dropping plot twists aplenty.
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Just a few of the jaw-dropping allegations from the former staffer: Pruitt's wasteful spending on security included a $43,000 soundproof phone booth.
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So to celebrate the Queen Bey's stellar postbaby style streak, we're rounding up her most jaw-dropping outfits from the past few weeks.
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I found the S-1 to reveal surprisingly little about the health of Lyft's revenue model other than the obvious jaw-dropping losses.
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What's especially despicable about United is the fact that this latest jaw-dropping incident doesn't seem out of the ordinary for the airline.
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Los Angeles, California, is a popular place to fly a drone in the U.S. for good reason: The results are often jaw-dropping.
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There were tons of 23K TVs at IFA, but Samsung's 2300-inch Q26FN QLED TV, was the most jaw-dropping one of all.
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" Still, Lenz can name what she believe was One Tree Hill's most jaw-dropping scene: "The dog eating the heart in the hospital!
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After all, Trump has proven to be a man capable of saying jaw-dropping things at any moment, behind a podium or not.
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Whether it was a feud, a high-profile divorce or a spectacular jewelry heist, this past year was full of jaw-dropping moments.
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A career-bridging selection of art by Michael Luchs and a jaw-dropping installation of new works by Tal R feel authentically Detroit.
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The actor plays both his younger and current self thanks to jaw-dropping technology that de-aged him back to his early twenties.
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The numbers came a month after February's jaw-dropping gain of just 503,000, which was revised up to 33,000 in the March report.
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The lines and cracks of the nails resemble all the characteristics of nature's jaw-dropping crystals, but in the most subtle, versatile way.
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We've been sweating with anticipation for this movie ever since the casting went public, and that jaw-dropping teaser only stoked the flames.
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The TV series Planet Earth and Planet Earth II have provided us with some of the most jaw-dropping nature footage ever captured.
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His 2013 video, which includes a frantic car chase and a jaw-dropping free fall through the middle of a building, went viral.
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This morning I sat right down and went through them to find out what jaw-dropping things Hitler said and/or did recently.
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With a truly jaw-dropping finale and some solid performances from Moss and Duplass, "The One I Love" is definitely worth a watch.
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A jaw-dropping number, to be sure, given that Jerry Richardson paid $206 million for the rights to the expansion team in 1993.
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Yamamay unveiled their Sculpt swimwear collection for summer 2018 on Instagram in April, which featured Upton sporting jaw-dropping bikinis and one-pieces.
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But revealing Lorca to be the Mirror Universe version of himself was the season's most jaw-dropping moment — and I was into it.
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Evgeny Afineevsky's Winter on Fire is by far the most conventional documentary on this list, but that doesn't mean it's not jaw-dropping.
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Rewatching this American Cultural Event, however, makes you realize just how much this performance needed some jaw-dropping behavior to make it memorable.
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Washington state leaders in 2013 gave Boeing a jaw-dropping $8.7 billion in tax breaks that are still rolling out to this day.
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It was not quite as stunning as the previous quarter, which saw Uber lose a jaw-dropping $22021 billion in just four months.
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It was one of the most surprising reversals in Oscar history, as human error combined with live television to powerful, jaw-dropping effect.
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Jaw-dropping photos show the scale of delivering food and medical supplies to the millions of people still under coronavirus lockdown in China
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And, in true Velour fashion, the star is now thinking about how her latest ordeal can be transformed into a jaw-dropping style.
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Elizabeth Warren last month, describing her regulatory proposals as "jaw-dropping" and warning of "a severe shock" were her plans to be enacted.
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In the end, the jaw-dropping interview saw Andrew, 59, show no remorse for his links with Epstein or sympathy for Epstein's victims.
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This is the jaw-dropping picture that NASA astronaut Christina Koch snapped Wednesday from her privileged position at the International Space Station (ISS).
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Some of the stunts are downright jaw-dropping, with feats of athleticism that make you suddenly regret that extra serving of Australia Day pavlova.
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Still, Peele clearly saw something in the twins, who have several jaw-dropping moments as the alter-egos of angsty teens Lindsey and Becca.
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As government officials scrambled to contain the damage and clear up roads, residents captured jaw-dropping footage of vehicles and residences swallowed by ice.
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That's more than five times the GDP of the US. These jaw-dropping payloads are why extraterrestrial mining is becoming an increasingly serious endeavor.
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The North remembers, you slimy bastard JoeMagician thought back to what scroll might make Baelish feel so uneasy, and the answer is jaw-dropping.
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The photos sent back to Earth were truly jaw dropping, revealing surface features such as tiny rocks, boulders, craters, cliffs, sinkholes, and dust jets.
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Although there were no shortage of jaw-dropping moments, Lahren's admission that she's still on her parents' health insurance was arguably the most memorable.
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The Cut adds that Davis didn't actually toss that bouquet during the reception, but it did make for some pretty jaw-dropping Instagram posts.
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Beyoncé, still riding high on the blockbuster success of her visual album Lemonade, is nominated for a jaw-dropping 11 awards at the ceremony.
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The speakers on the Acer Swift 1 aren't the best in the world, but few of the budget laptops offer jaw-dropping speaker output.
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An estimated 150,000 spectators flooded the principality's streets eager to see the bride in her jaw-dropping Giorgio Armani gown with its 66-ft.
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The latest scandal was spurred by a jaw-dropping New York Times report on how promiscuously Facebook shared user data with many partner companies.
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Remove a busy background from an otherwise lovely selfie or portrait, and experiment with the app's fun double-exposure features for jaw-dropping images.
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The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has released a series of publicly-submitted, jaw-dropping images of weather patterns from across the vast island continent.
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It was equal parts serious commentary on the state of our country, and a throwback to the jaw-dropping drama from whence Empire started.
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But the most jaw dropping moment of the episode came when neuroscientists used optogenetic lasers to implant a positive memory in a fearful mouse.
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Davidson proposed with a dazzling 3-carat engagement ring from Manhattan-based jeweler Greg Yuna, whom he paid a jaw-dropping $93,000 in May.
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For example, who can forget Trump's jaw-dropping claim last May that Ted Cruz's father was somehow involved in the assassination of President Kennedy?
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When Keyes, now 29 years old, returned from Milan, his friends were desperate to know how they, too, could secure such jaw-dropping deals.
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Any jokes made about how Diana (Gal Gadot) is a jaw-dropping beauty are at the expense of the drooling men gaping at her.
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This car comes with jaw-dropping claims of 1,914 horsepower, a 1.85-second 0-60 mph time, and a max speed of 258 mph.
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CEO and Chairman Carsten Breitfeld was referring to the jaw-dropping, 28-inch (1.22 m) screen inside the Chinese-funded company's M-Byte car.
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Click here to view original GIFSo besides being used to create jaw-dropping YouTube demos, what other uses could there be for this technology?
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That means that a lot of toxic smoke filled the air and there was plenty of time to shoot some jaw-dropping drone footage.
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It was such an incredible display of jaw-dropping absurdity, we almost missed the fact Kanye that shared his iPhone passcode with the world.
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Despite publishing an absolutely jaw-dropping amount of content for Facebook users, the publishers saw the resulting ad revenue get gobbled up by Facebook.
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The hypocrisy of state-sponsored gambling in the form of the lottery is so grand, so jaw-dropping, that we don't even notice it.
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The statistics are jaw dropping — in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 48 women were raped every hour at the height of the conflict.
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Considering it takes two plane rides, a (jaw-dropping) helicopter ride, and an ATV ride just to get there, remote AF is an understatement.
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Charles Sykes/Invision/AP; John Shearer/Getty While the front was jaw-dropping, it was the back of her ensemble that had everyone talking.
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However, in an event of grand serendipity this week, we got two jaw-dropping full frontal male nudity scenes in one night of television.
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Rupert Murdoch invested in her to the tune of $125 million without ever looking at an audited financial statement, which I find jaw-dropping.
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The latest jaw-dropping deal was Shanghai SIPG's signing of Givanildo Vieira de Sousa, a Brazilian star known as Hulk, in June for $61m.
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Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan also got playful with her makeup palette, hitting the carpet in not one but two jaw-dropping makeup looks.
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And then there's Olga Karmansky, a rhythmic gymnast turned professional contortionist whose body bends, moves, and balances in ways best described as jaw-dropping.
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TL;DR: Get two Sonicare ProtectiveClean rechargeable toothbrushes with travel cases, chargers, and three brush heads for a jaw-dropping low price of $89.71.
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Newsom, who reportedly called the order "jaw-dropping and extraordinary," said on Thursday that his state will be offering federal workers unemployment benefits anyway.
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"It is jaw-dropping that many who describe Mr. Bush as a warmonger believe simultaneously that he is covering for the Saudis," they wrote.
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With its romantic name, storied past and jaw-dropping beauty, could there be a more quintessentially British tiara than the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot?
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Fodder for any jaw-dropping TV show, really — it's easy to see why Tucker was so interested in exploring this part of her past.
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" During the finals round on Tuesday, Hadwin blew audiences away with a jaw-dropping performance of Tina Turner's 1988 classic "River Deep – Mountain High.
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Now, the jaw-dropping images from numerous US airports on Saturday night mark yet another sorry milestone in Trump's failure to address this pandemic.
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CreditCreditAlain de Martignac/Icon Sport, via Getty Images PARIS — The transfer fee was eye-catching, the salary eye-watering, and the impact jaw-dropping.
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"Satellite images of Michael's evolution on Tuesday night were, in a word, jaw-dropping," wrote Bob Henson, a meteorologist with weather site Weather Underground.
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It was a jaw-dropping combination, with the sort of texture that makes you want to keep drinking so the experience won't end. 10.
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A lot of people in both parties here find that a little jaw-dropping in the state of Ronald Reagan and Richard M. Nixon.
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Spotify's planned spending of between $400 million and $500 million is jaw-dropping, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to other mediums.
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It was, for my money, the most jaw-dropping development yet in an already-surreal presidency, and making sense of it requires some conjecture.
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The combination of jaw-dropping alley-oops on offense and visual deterrence on defense has made McGee popular with fans and teammates all season.
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That engine, rated at 2120 horsepower and a jaw-dropping 2250 pound-feet of torque, is paired exclusively with a 22500-speed Allison transmission.
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He raised a jaw-dropping $8.3 million, more than quadruple the haul brought in by the next-best fund-raiser, the Republican Dan Moody.
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A prominent feature of the Singapore skyline is the Marina Bay Sands Hotel; a building consisting of amazing architecture and a jaw-dropping rooftop.
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Simply put, as evidenced in news articles and in social media, people love to talk about and share images of jaw-dropping billboard creative.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) raised a jaw-dropping $6.7 million in the first quarter, more than doubling a strong showing by his opponent, Sen.
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Though she's only been performing as Tenci for a little over a year, these songs are confident and jaw-dropping enough for a veteran.
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The family then go to Costa Rica — another jaw-dropping place — where they fail to penetrate local culture, and finally land in Hays, Kan.
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There is no doubt these jaw-dropping headlines have rocked the Oval Office, and his team is reeling from what could be the fallout.
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Miss Universe 1981 Irene Saez was surrounded by ruffles as she showed off the jaw-dropping pink and white dress that's edged with lace.
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Airlines, meanwhile, have been forced to slash economic forecasts, revise flight schedules and in some cases, peddle jaw-dropping discounts to lure unfazed travelers.
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Although they were never seen again, his track record provides reason for us to trust he did see something truly jaw-dropping that day.
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Add in fight scenes, hi-tech gadgetry, not one but multiple vibranium-enhanced Black Panther super suits, and you've got a jaw-dropping trailer.
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One of the biggest stories in agriculture right now is the jaw-dropping consolidation among companies that sell the world's seeds, pesticides, and fertilizers.
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After the jaw-dropping conclusion to the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday night, Hollywood's biggest stars moved on to the swanky Vanity Fair After Party.
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A plot like the increasingly jaw-dropping Russian collusion story would be thrown out of the Veep writers' room, let alone that of West Wing.
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Host Erin Andrews also ended the season with a bang, wearing two jaw-dropping looks that are worthy of straight 10s across the leader-board.
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At a jaw-dropping distance of 22.677 billion miles (2250 billion km) from the Sun, it's the farthest active inbound comet ever documented by astronomers.
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Her jaw-dropping, perfect performance alongside The Dixie Chicks just goes to show that blending music genres can result in a magical experience for all.
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All of these middling candidates are resorting to jaw-dropping backdrops, desperate-sounding email pleas for contributions and cleverly orchestrated moments intended to go viral.
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The comedian proposed with a dazzling 3-carat engagement ring from Manhattan-based jeweler Greg Yuna, whom he paid a jaw-dropping $93,000 in May.
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Apple may be building a jaw-dropping spaceship campus, but Google is dreaming of a new office that looks like a, um, large camping tent?
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Personally, I'd take a solid reveal that wasn't quite as jaw-dropping if it protected the characters we cared about the most across seven seasons.
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Winds From Morocco bares witness to the country's craggy interior, lush countryside landscapes, and imprecated cities through a series of jaw dropping sweeping drone footage.
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His jaw-dropping jukes left defenders in the dust, his ability to shift directions made him impossible to stop, even for the stoutest NFL defenses.
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In her next short video, Kardashian West wore three dazzling, ginormous diamonds on her right hand, giving off the jaw-dropping price tags of each.
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Yet higher salaries don't mean much with jaw-dropping rents and other soaring expenses associated with life in "Silicon Valley," and San Francisco more specifically.
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One of his most memorable images is the jaw-dropping sight of 15,000 tilapia surging through the net as he transports them to another pond.
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The stunning four-seater roadster boasts jaw-dropping numbers, that if they measure up to Musk's claims, will make it the world's quickest production car.
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Being on Santorini, it offers jaw-dropping views of the Aegean Sea below — and an outdoor veranda with a pool from which to enjoy it.
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The resulting productivity losses amounted to jaw-dropping $127 billion over the lifetime of the people who contracted cancer as a result of indoor tanning.
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The same day, in a jaw-dropping televised meeting with congressional leaders, Mr Trump airily suggested he might support a package of liberal immigration reforms.
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EVEN by the reality-TV standards of this White House, the manner in which Rex Tillerson was sacked as secretary of state was jaw-dropping.
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Though there have been several jaw-dropping and spine-tingling scenes, here's a look back at the most scandalous happenings ahead of the series finale.
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His arsenal of quick-fire jukes and ankle-crippling cutbacks created jaw-dropping highlights that will be talked about for ages among collegiate football fans.
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In January, Netflix released the Abducted In Plain Sight, a documentary so jaw-dropping it's hard to do justice with a few sentences of description.
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Leitch continues a streak of films that treat action scenes almost like musical sequences, with swelling rhythms built around a handful of jaw-dropping images.
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The night's big winner was Donald Trump, and he continues to rake in victories on the cheap -- boosted by jaw-dropping amounts of free media.
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The 5.7-inch Quad HD (2,560 x 1,440) resolution Super AMOLED display with 518 ppi is as jaw-dropping as on Samsung's other flagship phones.
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The Saturday Night Live star proposed with a dazzling 3-carat engagement ring from Manhattan-based jeweler Greg Yuna, which cost a jaw-dropping $93,000.
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You'll find eye shadow singles with the brand's same jaw-dropping $5 price tag, along with a liquid lipstick trio, eye shadow palettes and more.
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If not, well then at least some people can branch off on their own machine learning paths—and hopefully create some jaw-dropping digital art.
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The jaw-dropping reveal may have meant the end of Pretty Little Liars, but it also recontextualized how we should have been watching the show.
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Totting up all the different items, the IMF says China's augmented deficit will rise to a jaw-dropping 10.1% of GDP in 2016 (see chart).
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The Austin band is soon to release a full-length LP produced by Majority Rule's Matt Michel that is a jaw-dropping achievement in hardcore.
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Moogfest announced the daytime lineup for the long-running music and technology festival today, and it's as jaw-dropping as its previously announced evening lineup.
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There's a lot to celebrate in his six-decade career filming and narrating nature documentaries, which include the jaw-dropping series Life and Planet Earth.
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Either way, I'd like to follow that post up with the sequel: all of the jaw-dropping, head-scratching things people do with their money.
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That's a jaw-dropping figure for a two-week period, especially since she raised a total of $200063 million over the course of 20 months.
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The 15th Annual Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest may have just crowned its winner, but every design from the 123 finalists is truly jaw-dropping.
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In January this year, cameras were on hand to film the jaw-dropping sight of the world's first 5G remote surgery on a lab animal.
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"We expected an upward 24 guidance revision, but not of this magnitude," said Jefferies analyst Jeffrey Holford, calling it "jaw dropping" in a research note.
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IDRA said the event will feature "jaw-dropping views" of lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty and have a family-friendly, summer festival atmosphere.
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However, what caught the most attention from the attendees—in addition to J.Lo's jaw-dropping transparent dress with cutouts— were the birthday cakes they had.
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Covenant Living at the Samarkand is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains, offering retired residents jaw-dropping views and beachfront activities.
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Most jaw-dropping is the 224-minute title track, "Distant Radio Transmission," performed here by Mitchell and a 252-piece orchestra conducted by Petr Kotik.
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His most well-known work, "Lumia Suite, Op. 83" (1963-64), runs for a jaw-dropping total of nine years, 127 days, and 18 hours.
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"Incredibles 333" arrived to a jaw-dropping $323 million in ticket sales at North American theaters, setting a box-office record for an _________ film. 313.
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It is a jaw-dropping retrospective of Mukherjee's career that investigates her transitions between modern and traditional forms and redefines boundaries between figuration and abstraction.
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Its jaw-dropping landscape has made it a must-see for millions of tourists each year, but it also poses many challenges to its animals.
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In neighboring Hong Kong, jaw-dropping queues were photographed across the city, such as this one in the Tai Po district taken on January 29.
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Congress set the issue as one of its top health care priorities this year, citing sometimes jaw dropping bills for care received out of network.
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" Blessing the artworks here is a jaw-dropping Dial: a two-sided relief-painting-assemblage, and source of the exhibition's title, "History Refused to Die.
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On his own, then, Wright's output ranged from "gruesome/lugubrious/coercive," in the words of one eminent critic, to a handful of jaw-dropping masterpieces.
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But besides jaw-dropping TVs and an endless buffet of WTF smart home gadgets, we're hoping to see a few new trends emerge this year.
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The YouTuber behind the viral, jaw-dropping foam explosion explains the clean-up process and why he&aposs hoping for a &aposfoam arms race&apos
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Ahead, we've put together a roundup of some of the most jaw-dropping cityscapes around the world — and the best spots to plot your Instagram shots.
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We'd even venture to say that the fandom-inspired manis of late have been more jaw-dropping than many of the sold-out palettes on Etsy.
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They found that annual global production of plastics skyrocketed, from two million metric tons in 1950 to a jaw-dropping 400 million metric tons in 2015.
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Nine million would be a jaw-dropping single-day drop, especially given that there didn't seem to be any concerted effort to unfollow him en masse.
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Partly due to her keen photographic eye, these images are also jaw-dropping for their exquisite palettes, hazily surreal shades of blues, reds, purples and yellows.
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A massive stockpile of firearms has just been confiscated in a super rich area of Los Angeles ... and the sheer number of guns is jaw-dropping.
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It was a jaw-dropping move, one that had been suggested for weeks but always seemed too big to ever actually be more than wishful thinking.
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Two factors played a key role in those jaw-dropping figures: the rise of cryptocurrency and the availability of dumped hacking exploits hoarded by the NSA.
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Jaw-dropping, spontaneous passes made at angles very few players can even dream about allow the Rockets to generate efficient shots that catch defenses off balance.
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Some of us, however, were understandably too distracted by all of the jaw-dropping fashion moments, the gorgeous beauty looks, and powerful speeches to have noticed.
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Why it shocks: In addition to being a brilliantly staged and choreographed battle scene, the whole episode is worth watching for a single jaw-dropping moment.
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Just before her speech, Dion performed a jaw-dropping rendition of Queen's 1991 hit, "The Show Must Go On," – Dion says the song was Angélil's favorite.
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What police found inside his bedroom was jaw-dropping: a "kill bag" containing a Glock handgun, hollow tipped bullets, pipe bombs, boots, overalls and a mask.
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He had five triple-doubles over that span, which was a jaw-dropping accomplishment before Russell Westbrook made every night feel like the Fourth of July.
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The Gilmore Girls revival ended with creator Amy Sherman Palladino's final four jaw-dropping words, which star Matt Czuchry had to protect ahead of the Nov.
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Is this as jaw-dropping as the time Supreme-branded bricks popped up on eBay for $1,000 (a considerable jump from the original $30 retail price)?
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Save for a thigh-high leg slit, this gown is a little more demure than her infamous birthday look, but it's nonetheless just as jaw-dropping.
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But no matter how many computer graphics or animations are applied, when it comes to a jaw-dropping skateboarding movie, tricks aside, it's about the terrain.
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The goal of the shoot was to create jaw dropping looks that amplify Yara's natural curls, with just one rule in play: No heat styling allowed.
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On Thursday, the final episode of Shonda Rhimes' acclaimed series Scandal aired on ABC, putting the soapy political drama to bed after seven jaw-dropping seasons.
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Particularly in this last sequence, his utter disregard for the collateral damage was just jaw-dropping as they just kept crashing through buildings full of survivors.
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But they're already on to their next romantic adventure: a visit to the city of Barcelona and a stay in a jaw-dropping penthouse hotel suite.
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Uber, with a jaw-dropping $120 billion target valuation, is planning to release its filing and kick off an IPO roadshow in April, according to Reuters.
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Aly Raisman sat down with Chrissy Teigen and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editor MJ Day to talk about the gymnast's jaw-dropping photoshoot in the 2017 issue.
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A Chinese photographer has captured jaw-dropping drone footage of the country's infamous "bike graveyards," a problem borne of too many bikes and not enough customers.
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With all the fan-favorite Pretty Little Liars OTPs going strong as the series ends, we doubt it'll ever get any more jaw-dropping than these.
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So we may see Pokémon Go evolve over time to include the kind of jaw-dropping effects found in the April Fools' joke it's based on.
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The jaw-dropping pairing of Carrie Underwood and Joan Jett made headlines back in June when the two shared the CMA Fest stage together in Nashville.
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"It was such a jaw-dropping moment that she not only had just delivered Love Lily Brust, but proof that this name was a perfect fit."
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A colossal 11-million ton iceberg is towering over a tiny Greenland village, captured in one of the most jaw-dropping photos you'll see this week.
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But Treasury has also finalized new country-by-country reporting requirements that could help expose the jaw-dropping variety of tax-dodging schemes multinational companies employ.
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It was likely some North Koreans' first glimpse of the world outside their tightly restricted borders, including possibly jaw-dropping images of the glittering Singapore skyline.
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" In a series of jaw-dropping interviews Wednesday, Giuliani said that the payment to Daniels was "funneled through a law firm, and the president repaid it.
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One of the most jaw-dropping transactions revealed in WeWork's S-1 filing involved a $5.9 million payment made to another company controlled by WeWork's CEO.
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You should be able to see many of the small bursts, but it's the handful of large ones that create jaw-dropping fireballs when set ablaze.
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Scott has loaned his previous campaigns tens of millions before, but that $10.7 million doesn't include any of his own money, making it more jaw dropping.
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That's so important right now, with news coming in by the hour of the latest heinous hate crime or jaw-dropping appointment to Trump's inner circle.
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At Vionnet's fall 2016 show on Wednesday, many of the looks were topped off by a jaw-dropping pair or earrings — or rather, a single earring.
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The only five-star hotel in São Miguel, the largest island in the Azores chain, is Azor Hotel with 123 rooms and jaw-dropping sea views.
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What is without debate is that the tomb contains jaw-dropping wall paintings and relief carvings, with astonishing details, unusually bright colors, and period-specific motifs.
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On some of those levels, 'Game of Thrones' was a jaw-dropping success that's forever raised the bar for what can be done in this medium.
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Blood Orange, the London-born, New York City-based virtuoso Dev Hynes, has released another jaw-dropping video and song from his upcoming record Negro Swan.
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The mind-warping grace notes of the first season — a black Justin Bieber, the jaw-dropping getaway of an invisible sports car — were deployed with nonchalance.
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Keep reading to find out every single individual Gervais went after with his opening monologue and the jaw-dropping joke he used to take them out.
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The U.S. women's ice hockey team beat Canada, 3-2, in a jaw-dropping shootout to win a gold medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games.
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UConn&aposs next big star is captivating national audiences with jaw-dropping highlight reels a year before she&aposll step foot on Geno Auriemma&aposs court.
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At 62, Mr. Chan doesn't mount the kind of jaw-dropping, death-defying stunt work that he used to do (nor should he be expected to).
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It was a jaw-dropping performance, considering that Syrian forces, and later, Russia's own warplanes were pummeling civilians in opposition-held cities and towns across Syria.
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After a 2400-month grounding on the 7377 MAX, expectations for Boeing's performance this year were low, but the new released numbers were still jaw-dropping.
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The moment was a classic telenovela twist, the kind of trope that, given Jane's genre, we should have all seen coming — yet it was jaw-dropping nonetheless.
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He's blessed with nearly every tool a wing player needs to be successful offensively, thanks to his rare combination of jaw-dropping athleticism and silky outside touch.
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PEOPLE Now recently caught up with Jackson, 42, and the actor dished on how he learned about his involvement in one of Cult's most jaw-dropping twists.
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Just after Christmas, one eBay seller listed the accessories at a jaw-dropping $2,500, but that listing is now marked as "Ended" without indication of a sale.
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The wild and addictive first season of The Umbrella Academy featured more shocking left turns and jaw-dropping moments than any season of a show ever should.
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But its lead among voters under 25 is a jaw-dropping 44 points, nearly triple the size of the gap in the previous general election, in 2015.
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Just when we thought we've seen the most jaw-dropping gowns on the red carpet, Bella Hadid arrived in a dress so risqué we can't look away.
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We've seen characters have heart attacks, die, and the first episode's reveal that Kate (Chrissy Metz), Kevin (Justin Hartley), and Randall are all siblings was jaw-dropping.
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The gap between Radio 4 Today programme presenters John Humphrys and Mishal Husain was even more jaw-dropping, even taking into account their different levels of experience.
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The R&B singer is engaged to Texas businessman Tommicus Walker, she announced on Wednesday — sharing a stunning selfie of her jaw-dropping engagement ring on Instagram.
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Recreate my trip: The jaw-dropping resorts outside the old city may be tempting, but be sure to spend most of your trip in the medina itself.
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It was only through this jaw-dropping experiment, known as Aurora, that some energy industry officials came to accept that digital tools are capable of physical destruction.
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There's no shortage of jaw-dropping macro looks on Haggerty's Instagram, so when we teamed up on an L.A. beauty shoot, we took a slightly different approach.
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With the plunging back of her strapless gown, it was the perfect opportunity for the star to showcase the jaw-dropping work of her hairstylist, Vernon Scott.
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The prosecutors, who flipped Mr Singer, enumerate several other jaw-dropping tales, backed up with wiretaps of the various notables admitting the finer details of the schemes.
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Folks across America have toasted Independence Day beneath jaw-dropping fireworks displays, from New York City to Washington D.C., Nashville to Los Angeles and everywhere in between.
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The Cannes Film Festival has officially kicked off, which means it's time to prepare yourself for 12 days of glitz, glamour and jaw-dropping red carpet looks.
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Everton had a lot to brag about today, after a 6-3 drubbing of Bournemouth—thanks primarily to Romelu Lukaku's jaw-dropping four goals on the day.
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The difference "is pretty jaw-dropping at the moment," lead researcher Dr Ragini Verma, a professor of radiology at the university, told Reuters in a phone interview.
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With jaw-dropping beaches and castles that seem to touch the water, you're sure to have a memorable time right in the heart of the United States.
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Between Trump's refusal to criticize Putin and his denial of the findings of his own intelligence agencies, the entire conference was jaw-dropping, even by Trump standards.
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On Monday night, the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Ottawa Senators by a jaw-dropping 8-2 score, with seven different players finding the back of the net.
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If you care, you should probably just watch the 22-minute episode, which was both funny and jaw-dropping in how aggressively it attacks Zuckerberg, in particular.
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The halls toward the back of the museum offer the most jaw-dropping works in the Voorlinden: monumental sculptures permanently positioned in spaces designed just for them.
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Adam Neumann has locked up control of The We Company in a jaw-dropping way, even by Silicon Valley standards, by giving himself 20 votes a share
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If the pace could use some propulsion and the story some clarity, the acting is never less than zesty and the design is jaw-dropping (1:45).
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Many of them are storm chasers, like Timmer, who make a living by licensing the jaw-dropping video footage they capture on the ground to media outlets.
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But in a jaw-dropping press conference just one day after his disavowal of the hate groups, he snapped back to his comfort zone and true feelings.
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A volatile blend of Hitchcock and Hughes snakes through the story like a lit fuse, from a slow-burn opening act to an explosive, jaw-dropping finale.
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We walked up the hill and suddenly found ourselves face to face with the Duomo, that jaw-dropping cathedral adorned in its distinctive black and white stripes.
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Except the classic situation turns out to be tangential to the main story (although it returns to our attention in the novel's jaw-dropping final 40 pages).
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Pros: Jaw-dropping coastal views, fewer crowds than other places in Europe, dreamy off-shore islands, and the US dollar may stretch farther than other European cities.
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Stare at Marc Ferrez's jaw-dropping 1895 panoramic photograph of the erstwhile Brazilian capital, with Sugarloaf Mountain looming over Botafogo and Flamengo, and book the next flight.
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As Karen, Hathaway makes a jaw-dropping entrance — long blond tresses and soul-crushed eyes, a femme fatale in white — in the only bar on Plymouth Island.
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Stare at Marc Ferrez's jaw-dropping 23596 panoramic photograph of the erstwhile Brazilian capital, with Sugarloaf Mountain looming over Botafogo and Flamengo, and book the next flight.
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Thanks to the new friends I made and their unexpected kindness — and the jaw-dropping surroundings — it had been the best Christmas I'd had in many years.
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From Los Angeles Times: This story about the secret, drug-fueled party life of the dean of the University of Southern California medical school is jaw-dropping.
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Stare at Marc Ferrez's jaw-dropping 1920 panoramic photograph of the erstwhile Brazilian capital, with Sugarloaf Mountain looming over Botafogo and Flamengo, and book the next flight.
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"The Politician" star looked fabulous in a marigold long-sleeve Fendi jumpsuit with a deep V-neckline that showed off her jaw-dropping diamond and sapphire necklace.
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"The Politician" star looked fabulous in a marigold long-sleeved Fendi jumpsuit with a deep V-neckline that showed off her jaw-dropping diamond and sapphire necklace.
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But Trump suffered a jaw-dropping collapse among women in a new Marquette University survey of Wisconsin — a blue state he had hoped to put in play.
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Also, there is so much money sloshing around Silicon Valley that some unicorns have achieved jaw-dropping valuations that would be hard to replicate on Wall Street.
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Even so, the actual numbers behind the ascent are still a bit jaw-dropping — at least according to a piece published by The Wall Street Journal. 3.
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You may want to be dazzled by Musgraves' impressive pipes and equally jaw-dropping outfit changes over the 44-minute holiday extravaganza, which premieres Friday, November 29.
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The story of a certain bastard orphan immigrant, currently tearing up advance ticket sales records on Broadway, certainly showcases the jaw-dropping nature of the founders' stories.
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In the teaser, Daniel Craig returns as 007, donning a tuxedo and placing himself in the center of the action - which includes a jaw-dropping motorcycle stunt.
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Ever since, he and Gearbox CEO Randall Pitchford II (who also happened to be Callender's decades-long best friend) have been trading jaw-dropping accusations in lawsuits.
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High School Musical arguably directly led to the successful careers of Hudgens, Efron, Lovato, Gomez, and the Jonas Brothers, a pretty jaw-dropping litany of pop idols.
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But then came a jaw-dropping misdirect: What initially looked like a hard-won happily-ever-after ended with a now-homeless Issa moving in with Daniel.
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Though the jewel-encrusted unitard she wore to sing "Shallow," which hinted at some of the looks of yesteryear, made me miss the more jaw-dropping moments.
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While the back-and-forth game was incredibly invigorating for spectators, the perfect weather and jaw-dropping scenery of the venue may have been even more enjoyable.
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In typical fashion, today's wedding featured a detailed and very large gown, some jaw-dropping diamonds, and a ton of British celebrities wearing over-the-top hats.
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But it's hard to argue about the value of a truly magnificent piece of engineering, executed at jaw-dropping scale, for little reason other than to inspire people.
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I grew up surrounded by variations on this character, and the mix of responsible decency and jaw-dropping self-pity and entitlement that Keaton presents rings 100% true.
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While his jaw-dropping knockout loss to Bisping shook him off the throne, it would not be shocking to see him win the title again in the future.
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Things were so realistic, in fact, that Varma actually had to be sawed out of her manacles after filming that jaw-dropping scene with Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey).
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Underneath all the jaw-dropping car chases and nerdy quips, the plot's fairly conventional: Boy meets girl, boy tries to ditch his criminal past, everything goes to hell.
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Look out for her jaw-dropping balance beam routine The crowd at the Olympic trials went wild when when Hernandez's score of 15.70 for balance beam was revealed.
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They gave away a jaw-dropping 15,000 boxes to those who found a winning code on specially marked boxes, and the marshmallows were shaped like unicorns and rainbows.
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Of course, This Is Us certainly loves its twists, and it wouldn't be a surprise if Angarano's new character provides a jaw-dropping revelation for the Pearson kids.
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Apple Insider recently reported that this jaw-dropping transaction was made using Apple Pay in the social media app Vero, and it was for a whopping $1 million.
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It came only a week after another demonstration of jaw-dropping size and four days after one that escalated into Hong Kong's most violent disorder since the 1960s.
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Cresting the hill above the Park, we look out over the Willamette River to see a jaw-dropping sight—the north end of the river is on fire.
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A pomegranate prepared for analysis in Johan Auwerx's lab at EPFL (Image: EPFL / Alain Herzog)The effect of UA on lab animals was nothing short of jaw dropping.
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The number of people on social media who've described spraining, twisting, fracturing, bruising, and breaking various body parts while playing the game is ... kind of jaw-dropping, honestly.
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With an overall record of 25-1 and a current 16-fight win streak, Jones established his dominance with his insane speed, jaw-dropping strength, and elite athleticism.
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I spoke to Eastwood over the phone to find out exactly how the Mission: Impossible — Fallout stunts came together (and how they pulled off that jaw-dropping finale).
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Right fielder Yasiel Puig jumped for the ball, picked it up near the fence and made a jaw-dropping throw on the fly to nail Story at third.
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Three of its full-service rivals—Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines—command a jaw-dropping 79% share, when including their joint-venture partners in Europe.
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In another unseemly -- jaw-dropping, even -- slam at McCain over his opposition to torture, on Thursday a military commentator on Fox Business Network, retired Air Force Lt. Gen.
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Instead, the FBI claims they participated in one of two jaw-dropping illegal schemes allegedly orchestrated by a private college counselor, William "Rick" Singer of Newport Beach, Calif.
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He was so fast that two of his three pacesetters had to drop out after the first 22 kilometers, which he covered in a jaw-dropping 29:21.
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It is jaw-dropping to see people who have long centered morality and conviction as their guiding light willfully say that they are willing to forgo all that.
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When you find yourself going head-to-head with a bad boss, you want to have as much proof as possible of jaw-dropping comments or unfair situations.
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It may not have the jaw-dropping aesthetics of a Mercedes S-Class, but everything inside the 7 Series looks and feels worthy of the six-figure price.
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Not only did Jackson throw for 36 touchdowns while setting a record for quarterback rushing yards this season, he added to a growing list of jaw-dropping plays.
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Bitcoin is the way of the future — as long as that future just so happens to include shocking levels of energy consumption increasing at a jaw dropping rate.
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It's easy to take the maximum penalties for every count in an indictment, add them up and come up with some jaw-dropping total (for Stone, 23 years).
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Much of the footage in these series is simply jaw-dropping, such as a snow leopard's vertigo-inducing attack on a mountain goat in the "Hostile Planet" premiere.
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"Russ Feingold"—the Wisconsin Democrat—"said after that that it was the most amazing and jaw-dropping hearing he had ever attended as a senator," Bharara told me.
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In Kentucky, a state he won in 2016 by a jaw-dropping 30 points, Trump held boisterous rallies urging red-hatted crowds to re-elect a Republican governor.
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Watching the film (directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey and Rodney Rothman) is the closest moviegoing experience to actually reading a comic, and the visuals are jaw-dropping.
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First-person narrators across the globe share their experiences enduring everything from extraordinary levels of personalized government surveillance to jaw-dropping lengths of time spent in solitary confinement.
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The U.S. representative was fielding questions about how to make schools safer in the wake of the Parkland, FL mass shooting when he floated his jaw-dropping theory.
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Cardi B, still riding high off the success of her debut album Invasion of Privacy, unveiled her jaw-dropping new Rolling Stone cover featuring fiancée Offset and their daughter.
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Because we know that clothing is never just clothing for Gaga, who has worn beautiful, jaw-dropping designer gowns at most of A Star Is Born's many promotional events.
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But as in many cases, they're even stronger together than apart, as proved by their jaw-dropping entrance at the Screen Actors Guild Awards wearing sexy, plunging Valentino gowns.
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According to IBISWorld's data, Victoria's Secret accounts for a jaw-dropping 83.5 percent of total sales at U.S. bricks-and-mortar lingerie retailers — a number that continues to grow.
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The left mounts a jaw dropping new defense of Maxine Waters and her feud with President Trump and you won&apost believe who they&aposre throwing under the bus.
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Tripp made many other allegations but what might be his most jaw-dropping disclosure was a listing of Teslas that he claims were sold with "punctured / dented / damaged" batteries.
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The jaw-dropping allegations detail the process in which agents systematically convinced insurers to pay for a highly-addictive opioid cancer pain drug for patients who didn't have cancer.
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Despite both systems' ability to evoke profound jaw-dropping reactions from those who've tried it, VR is still too expensive and thin on content for people to really care.
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"This ring is internally flawless — just like you," Tebow, 31, said as he slipped the jaw-dropping 7.25-carat solitaire ring on Nel-Peters' finger as she said yes.
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Those looking to mimic Amal Clooney's jaw-dropping red carpet look from the premiere of husband George Clooney's new movie Suburbicon at Saturday's Venice Film Festival are in luck.
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UnREAL is known for its jaw-dropping plot twists, but Monday's episode once again pushed its own boundaries … and to a very dark place even by the show's standards.
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Your favorite makeup mogul has announced that tomorrow — Tuesday, February 11, 2020 — a "jaw-dropping" new eyeshadow palette and collection will be revealed in full on his YouTube channel.
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NFL stars have a great track record for proposing with jaw-dropping engagement rings (just take a look at Ciara's from Russell Wilson or Nicky Whelan's from Kerry Rhodes!).
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As the series – for which she's won a shelf full of acting trophies for her jaw-dropping range – draws its fifth and final season to a close on Aug.
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It's simply jaw-dropping that multiple former Republican presidents and presidential nominees all refuse to stand up as part of the coronation of Trump as the GOP stander-bearer.
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The image, one of three jaw-dropping frames captured on January 3, 2016, shows the owl in flight, spreading its white and black-spotted wings against a snowy backdrop.
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In a performance that Backderf called "jaw-dropping," Lynch fully inhabited Dahmer's mannerisms, like his lumbering walk and the spasm "schtick" that entertained the Dahmer Fan Club so much.
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A true TGIT-worthy series is a veritable feast of jaw-dropping twists and set pieces that veer towards the unbelievable without falling off the "no that's impossible" cliff.
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Considering that Europe hit Google with a jaw-dropping $2.7 billion fine in an antitrust case last week, that fact might make Facebook executives breathe a sigh of relief.
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Critics largely praised the movie for its ambition, scale and wit and for a jaw-dropping ending that seems designed to get audiences hooked for another installment next year.
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At this year's Academy Awards, the La La Land actress looked stunning in a custom, golden Givenchy Haute Couture gown — that took a jaw-dropping 1,700 hours to create.
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From her jaw-dropping Superbowl performance to her head-turning Grammys outfit, Lady Gaga has given us just about a million reasons to give her our undivided attention lately.
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All the stars of the hit Netflix series made powerful style statements, including Taryn Manning, whose gown brought the red carpet glam without a jaw-dropping price tag attached.
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Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez (AP)A jaw-dropping flaw in Apple's FaceTime software allows for users to eavesdrop on others while a call is still ringing, according to 93to5Mac.
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After a right hand into an easily stuffed shot, Tate faked the shot and just planted the right hand on eye's jaw, dropping the better boxer to the mat.
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After a jaw-dropping season, the ladies of Married to Medicine are gathering for their first-ever three-part reunion — and PEOPLE has the exclusive premiere of the trailer.
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I thought, whoa, because it's a phrase that just passes by, but I found in doing my research that was one of the most jaw-dropping lines I'd heard.
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Related: A Daring Filmmaker Shoots a Timelapse in a Forest Fire Jaw-Dropping 4K Timelapse Spans 5 Years and 42 Locations What's The Difference Between A Timelapse And Hyperlapse?
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In recent weeks, the country's football clubs have been on their biggest ever spending spree, signing up foreign talent for sums which, by Asian standards, have been jaw-dropping.
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Asked how he comes to that jaw-dropping number, Trump mentions the obvious: he's already replaced Antonin Scalia with Neil Gorsuch, and there are rumors Anthony Kennedy will retire.
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Nolan has delivered a visceral, suspenseful, at times jaw-dropping historical war movie, the lone disclaimer being that he sacrifices character development in his steadfast focus on technical virtuosity.
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Wednesday's lunar eclipse is of the penumbral variety, and the effect will therefore be subtle and subdued compared to the jaw-dropping "blood moons" caused by total lunar eclipses.
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Ever record jaw-dropping footage in 4K UHD, only to have your project put on hold by complicated video software that takes forever to edit and convert your content?
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A 25-year-old from Brooklyn, New York, has secured the Guinness World Record for the longest television binge-watching marathon this week, with a jaw-dropping 94 hours.
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This was a largely overlooked portion of his jaw-dropping scene with Lady Olenna: Jaime specifically name-checks Robb Stark with teaching him the maneuver that wins him Highgarden.
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Video of their jaw dropping tricks from Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals has already racked up hundreds of thousands of views and shares on Instagram and Facebook.
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"Lamar Jackson 5x better than what I was at V-Tech," Michael Vick, who put on a few jaw-dropping performances while at Virginia Tech, said Saturday on Twitter.
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For an idea of just how severe the Nürburgring's are, the total difference in altitude from the track's highest point to its lowest is a jaw-dropping 985 feet.
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But in a change from Tuesday, when she committed a jaw-dropping 27 unforced errors, Williams had only 25 against Görges, who struggled with both her serve and Williams's.
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One of the most jaw-dropping transactions revealed in the company's S-1 paperwork filed last week is this: His company paid him millions to own its own name.
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As seen on a recent episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich, " the waterfront estate not only features jaw dropping views, but overflows with amenities as well.
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A pair of humpback whales put on a jaw-dropping display as they lunged for food right in front of a California tour boat in Monterey Bay last week.
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The four-story flagship, which opened last month, is connected by a jaw-dropping spiral staircase made of marble, and visible to passers-by through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The move you are referring to, move 37 in Game 2, has already been dubbed the "jaw-dropping move," because Lee Se-dol's jaw dropped when it was played.
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At the same time, valuations for late-stage companies jumped by a jaw-dropping 33 percent, despite the fact that many of them are choosing to stay private longer.
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The two final bidders for the 2022 Winter Olympics were Almaty, Kazakhstan, and Beijing — neither of which has to worry much about public opinion of the jaw-dropping costs.
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Her jaw-dropping "Seventy-Six Trombones" far outshines the version seen in the most recent Broadway revival; the final scene of understanding between opposites has never played as movingly.
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The $1.6 billion jackpot, a jaw-dropping amount to the average person who can afford a $2 ticket, is still less than two weeks of profit for Apple Inc.
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Combining jaw-dropping visuals with a disturbing exposé, the film doesn't take a single black-and-white stance on the practice or its implications for both humans and animals.
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Yes, most of these things are not life altering and jaw dropping acts, however I hope that these little things can change someones life, even for a few seconds.
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In 2018 it is a jaw-dropping display of baskets made of rattan and wire by Native American inmates at the Iowa State Penitentiary at Anamosa in the 1930s.
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The jaw-dropping remark was the kind of thing people say when they've never had to think much about sharing the world with people different from them, he writes.
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Holtby capped his energetic performance with a jaw-dropping stick save with 1 minute 59 seconds to play, stretching back to rob Alex Tuch of a possible tying goal.
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It's a jaw-dropping disparity, but perhaps one that can be leveraged to help us bridge the gap between child marriages and those entered into with support and ceremony.
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A study published Wednesday suggests that the terrifying carnivore crushed its prey with a jaw-dropping 7,800 pounds of force — more than double what any living species can deliver.
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Then there was Beyoncé, who offered a jaw-dropping, multimedia homage to motherhood in a segment that stunned the celebrities in attendance and immediately set social media on fire.
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ACQUAVELLA GALLERIES Bliss may also accrue at Acquavella, which has teamed up with Pace and mounted its own jaw-dropping "Constellations" exhibition featuring another modern genius in top form.
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Le Bristol's website lists even the base-level Superior Rooms at 430 square feet, which is even more jaw-dropping considering the notorious "coziness" of Paris' compact hotel rooms.
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This five-bedroom, nine-bathroom home has plenty of unique features, including jaw-dropping 270-degree views of the Los Angeles landscape visible from every room in the home.
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Will Smith and Ang Lee are coming to Disrupt SF They'll be joining us to discuss their upcoming film "Gemini Man," which features "jaw-dropping effects" from Weta Digital.
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Credico's testimony proved much more lively, including a jaw-dropping story about the more rocky aspects of the relationship between the two men at opposite extremes of American politics.
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The originality of the cards' stylization, draftsmanship, and composition make for a magnificent aesthetic achievement while displaying Smith's jaw-dropping imagination for fantasy, folly, ecstasy, death, and the macabre.
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But there was some inspiration: A live performance of George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" included 84 grand pianos, which is still pretty jaw-dropping when you watch it today.
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And director Tarsem Singh — excuse me, NBC's promotional materials would like me to refer to him as Visionary Director Tarsem Singh — gives the series several moments of jaw-dropping beauty.
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And in "Cabaret Marianne," her jaw-dropping show at Pangea on Thursday, Tammy Faye Starlite went all the way: impersonating Marianne Faithfull, rock music's "fallen woman," with an uncanny accuracy.
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He excoriated American imperialism in jaw-dropping three-hour speeches before the United Nations, met with Malcolm X and stayed in Harlem during a September 1960 visit to the States.
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The bird flitted into view just long enough for Black to get several jaw-dropping shots of the rare Northern cardinal, which have now been shared thousands of times online.
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All were on hand for Bravo's fifth annual Real Housewives Awards, the fan-voted award show celebrating the most epic, jaw-dropping moments from recent seasons of each Housewives franchise.
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In the most-anticipated surprise of the evening, Melania Trump helped design her jaw-dropping white dress in a collaboration with Hervé Pierre, the former creative director of Carolina Herrera.
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Some of the experts Gizmodo spoke to, however, said this rather jaw-dropping conclusion is completely unwarranted, and that the researchers made numerous mistakes and misinterpretations to achieve their result.
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Whichever side of the small aircraft you're on you'll see the iconic Everest, as well as jaw-dropping views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse and Gauri Shankar, to name a few.
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She stumbled downstairs and opened the door, her jaw dropping when they handed her a subpoena telling her she had to testify before a Washington grand jury in two weeks.
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In preparation for a Bad Gal RiRi-studded evening, we rounded up more than a dozen of her most uncensored and jaw-dropping moments, both on and off the stage.
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But Pretty Little Liars' greatest feat isn't its jaw-dropping ratings, which it ultimately failed to maintain, or its spiderweb of a plot, filled with specifics you can generally ignore.
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Though Ruhwald clearly had the benefit of home turf advantage and more familiarity with the space, his finished work was jaw-dropping, and quite rightly the talk of the opening.
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Naturally, viewers live-tweeted the premiere extravaganza, sharing their feelings on everything from the length of the episode to the sweetest, craziest and most jaw-dropping moments from the show.
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While she still looked as jaw-dropping as ever, her style switch-up is likely due to the star's recent weight gain for her new role in the film, Tully.
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Youtube user Nicolas Vuignier created jaw-dropping 360 degree downhill footage by craftily rigging his iPhone 6 to a string and swinging it around as he takes to the slopes.
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The eight-year-old skater from Miyazaki, Japan, along with her five-year-old brother Ocean, is taking YouTube and Instagram by storm with some truly jaw-dropping skating prowess.
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Related: Slide into Fall with 4K Footage of Rocky Mountain National Park Jaw-Dropping 4K Timelapse Spans 5 Years and 42 Locations Flowers Bloom in 5K in Stunning New Timelapse
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LONDON — Paris has its jaw-dropping bony catacombs, the Czech Republic has its ornate church of skeletons, but in typically British fashion, London's cathedral to death is far less showy.
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On top of her endless accolades, covetable style choices and jaw-dropping surprises, Beyoncé has added one more achievement to her never-ending list of accomplishments: Reigning Queen of Instagram.
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The very buff Jinn emerges from the bathroom clad only in a towel and then drops little bit of coverage, giving the audience a truly jaw-dropping full frontal scene.
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Even in a room full of sports writers (who are not always the most progressive lot), you can hear a pin drop at the jaw-dropping sexism that Newton displayed.
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And earlier in the night, LeBron went ahead and did this: LeBron gets a lot of credit for work on the ball, but his ability to backdoor is jaw-dropping.
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At its best, batsmen hit fours and sixes at will, bowlers deceive them with swing and spin, and the value of each run means that fielding is frequently jaw-dropping.
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Trump's choice to announce such a policy on Twitter using cold, offensive language further illustrates the jaw-dropping disregard and distaste he and his administration have for the transgender community.
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And then there's the issue of scale: There are as many as 400 billion birds flitting around the planet; pondering their individual, perspicacious consciousnesses can be jaw-dropping, almost sublime.
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If you don't mind the panic-inducing cliffside driving on narrow roads required to get there, you'll be rewarded with jaw-dropping views when you arrive at Parador de Bielsa.
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Read more: 27 photos show how people celebrate the holidays around the worldHere are 25 jaw-dropping photos that show what famous holiday light displays look like around the world.
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Brazil was hoping to celebrate its triumphs in the run-up to the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, not play host to a jaw-dropping spectacle of political dysfunction.
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A jaw-dropping and heroic rescue A policeman is shocked to find a young boy running all by himself along the right lane of a busy highway in Naperville, Illinois.
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"I urge you to subpoena the U.S. translator so the American people can get more insight into the dangerous, jaw-dropping performance we saw from Trump in Helsinki," he added.
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Their new digs have floor-to-ceiling windows with jaw-dropping views of the Shanghai skyline, a guest bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and an extremely large walk-in closet.
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They published their jaw-dropping findings in a new paper in JAMA: Polycythemia vera got a mention on America's oldest soap opera because a drug company, Incyte, asked it to.
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The manager has less than three years of first team club managerial experience, and managed to lose a jaw-dropping number of games with defending Champions League winners Real Madrid.
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Imports fell 14%, dragged by an jaw-dropping 47% tumble in goods from China, the biggest such drop since August 1986, as the world's second biggest economy went into lockdown.
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Well, in today's Championship playoff final, Hull City brought nothing but pure theater to their plight to play top-flight ball with a jaw-dropping strike from midfielder Mohamed Diame.
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Back then, many questioned the deal, but in the period since the merger was completed, Marvel Studios films have earned a jaw-dropping $9 billion in worldwide theatrical receipts alone.
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They're filled with bright horns and funky guitar parts, soulful melodies, and driving drum beats—jaw-dropping, head-bobbing, stop-everything-and-listen records unlike anything else from that era.
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On Wednesday, Fox agreed to sell its 39 percent stake in Sky, after Comcast won a jaw-dropping auction that attached a $40 billion market value to the British broadcaster.
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Even if you consider the total cost of the bootcamp (not just the financing costs of the personal loan), it still works out to a jaw-dropping return of 112%.
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I watched him from afar, from New York, and even now I cannot comprehend just how great he was: the 81-point game, the five championships, those jaw-dropping dunks.
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"We can see from national secret shopper surveys that we've done that drug prices can vary within the same ZIP code dramatically, and it can be jaw-dropping," Gill said.
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The shirtless shots of 44 might not be as jaw-dropping as buff Barack in the Aloha State back in 2008 -- shortly before he became President -- but still ... pretty impressive.
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"Ten years from now, every Bears fan will still be talking about Thursday night and that jaw-dropping moment this football-crazed city will never forget, " The Chicago Tribune wrote.
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That whimsy was absent in Episode 22019, a chiaroscuro nightmare that is so unnerving, mesmerizing, and jaw-dropping that you might not remember to close your mouth until the end.
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The features you get each year aren't as jaw-dropping as they used to be, which is why makers such as Samsung are trying crazy new things, like folding displays.
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Reflecting on the polls after a dim sum breakfast, Frank Chan, an 82-year-old North Point retiree who described himself as pro-government, said the result was "jaw-dropping".
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There's a reason that Death Stranding's first in-game song—a plaintive, striving anthem that cues up as you crest a jaw-dropping vista—is called "Don't Be So Serious."
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The Spaniard went on to win seven successive points to set up three set points and on the third, he leveled the contest with a jaw-dropping dipping passing shot.
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It's clear that a jaw-dropping series of market swings, combined with some hints that a broader economic slowdown could be on the way, have made Mr. Powell rethink things.
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A remarkable Boston Globe series on race in that city contained this jaw-dropping statistic: The household median net worth for whites was $247,500 and just $8 for African-Americans.
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The jaw-dropping scale of Planet Earth — which spans the globe, filming in environs ranging from the rainforest to the frozen arctic — requires time and patience to capture its subjects.
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With no jaw-dropping reveals, it felt as if Mazda captured a bulk of the spotlight with the debut of its beautiful little Miata MX-5 RF hardtop convertible sports car.
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So in November, when Patagonia announced jaw-dropping plans for the corporate tax cut it received courtesy of the Trump administration, the announcement did not come across as a publicity stunt.
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It came in typically jaw-dropping Curry fashion, a behind-the-back, step-back flick of the wrist over 6-foot-10 Ersan Ilyasova from about three steps past the line.
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Onstage at I/O 2018, Google showed off a jaw-dropping new capability of Google Assistant: in the not too distant future, it's going to make phone calls on your behalf.
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The New Yorker published a jaw-dropping behemoth of an article about Vice President Mike Pence, which included an anecdote where Trump said that Pence wants to hang all gay people.
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It's an idyllic setting of tremendous natural beauty, known for its circus history, its proximity to the Waterpark Capital of the World, and its crown jewel, the jaw-dropping Devil's Lake.
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It was so not woke that what was perceived as the most woke young person's show on television in 903 makes for a pretty jaw-dropping first-time watch in 2017.
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The wave pool itself is jaw-dropping—not quite like standing on the cliffs at Nazare, or what I'd imagine that to be, but stunning in its juxtaposition to the landscape.
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We didn't know if it was a bubble or if it was real, but in the course of talking to them, they actually showed us their financials, which were jaw dropping.
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It was the perfect jaw-dropping finale to a game that was billed as a grudge match but swiftly developed into a classic for the ages at the Pyeongchang Winter Games.
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The 53-year-old has been removed from the position, and though Scaramucci's White House reign was short, he left his mark with a jaw-dropping interview and some personal drama.
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In the two-and-a-half decades since she first ran down the beach in her iconic red swimsuit in Baywatch, the actress, 49, has had plenty of jaw-dropping moments.
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Shot in front of Chanel in Beverly Hills, the photos show Chyna, 28, dressed in a jaw-dropping Shane Justin dress — with black corset top and floor-length sheer ruffle skirt.
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Oh wait ... The reaction, as you might expect, watching what can only be described as a jaw-dropping performance by the President of the United States was immediate and hugely critical.
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Brazil has been grappling with extraordinary upheaval this year, including the impeachment of its president, the most severe economic crisis in decades and a jaw-dropping array of political corruption scandals.
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"Jaw-dropping evidence that Americans are being kept in the dark about the personal data companies are collecting, what's being done with it, and how much that data is worth," Sen.
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Even as a playground legend, Hawkins had the jaw-dropping flash that superstars like Elgin Baylor, Julius Erving and Michael Jordan would display, turning pro basketball into a national sports spectacular.
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If you write off reality television as nonsense, then you really need to watch this show, which features some of the most jaw-dropping images I saw on TV in 2015.
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But it unexpectedly became the latest jaw-dropping installment of his audacious — critics say dangerously naïve — public diplomacy with a North Korean strongman once known for his extreme paranoia and reclusiveness.
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With jaw-dropping hyperrealism and intricate post-apocalyptic imagery, Dämmrich's artwork encourages viewers to zoom in and out of his high-definition pieces to admire his craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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On a platform flooded with ephemeral images, her uncanny drawings — with each ridge or fold or glossy surface commanding attention — are jaw-dropping, stop-and-stare-for-a-second mind tricks.
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He may not be as decorated as Peter Schmeichel — who picked up five Premier League titles at Manchester United — or produced as many moments of jaw-dropping wonder as Dennis Bergkamp.
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Despite the love affair between music and fashion, the industry has yet to sink its marketing claws into the event, and that makes for some wonderful and jaw-dropping sartorial choices.
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The firebrand conservative radio and TV commentator was one of the more jaw-dropping figures in last year's election, when he positioned himself as, of all things, a voice of moderation.
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In a jaw-dropping New York magazine story, a retired NYPD sergeant, one of the few in the department with knowledge of this investigation, recalled that Vance's investigators interrogated Gutierrez's roommates.
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The jump from 21080p to 24K isn't quite as jaw-dropping as the aforementioned jump from SD to HD, so chances are most things still look beautiful on your current display.
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The antagonism toward Trump in California clearly has not dampened enthusiasm for his reelection campaign among Republican donors, which was underscored by his jaw-dropping $40 million haul over two days.
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The costs of hosting the Winter Games drew a jaw-dropping reaction when Russia spent $51 billion to construct and operate the 2014 Olympics in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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With his team leading by just one run in the fifth inning on Wednesday, Altuve clobbered a jaw-dropping blast off the light tower in left field at Minute Maid Park.
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It's one of the most jaw-dropping scenes in a movie full of them, and it has inspired a legion of memes — memes it turns out that King is totally cool with.
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Photo: APOf all the reactions thus far to the "jaw-dropping" Marriott hotel-chain data breach, the strongest unsurprisingly came from the U.S. Senate's leading privacy advocate, Democrat Ron Wyden of Oregon.
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It's actually the late musician's jaw-dropping urn: a gleaming, custom-made, 3D-printed ceramic receptacle designed by Foreverence, a company that operates like a custom cake shop, only for cremation memorials.
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The singer shared yet another jaw-dropping gym selfie last week, this time giving fans her key to making it through all those workouts she does to sculpt her perfectly toned body.
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He did so wearing a shirt advertising a marijuana-themed cryptocurrency startup that now seems destined for either a museum or, if we're gonna guess, a jaw-dropping high bid on eBay.
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Uber, Facebook, and Google were, of course, multiple offenders on the thread, which accumulated around 500 replies, many of which were equally as intrusive and jaw-dropping as the above mentioned examples.
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And while some other sites will offer jaw-dropping deals but fail to be forthcoming about the specifics of what you're getting — like that your flight happens to leave at 6 a.m.
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The movie is filled with jaw-dropping blockbuster moments that are all the more rich because of the way they're drenched in winks and nods to many familiar touchstones of pop culture.
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Logo previously confirmed the season 9 opener will feature a shocking moment "that will go down as one of the most jaw-dropping moments in Drag Race history," per a press release.
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Not only had he developed jaw-dropping muscle definition, the physical busywork gave him a lot of time alone with his thoughts, helping him realize how passionate he is about composing music.
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In one jaw-dropping moment, Trump threatened to put Hillary Clinton in prison if he becomes president, marking a new low for American democracy in an election season filled with new lows.
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Some claimed that he wasn't visible enough, but would inevitably find themselves eating their words when he proceeded to score a box-office volley or a jaw-dropping goal from long range.
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Their silent, yet jaw-dropping, acceleration is already legendary and the interest surrounding the company's new, more affordable, Model 1.73 highlights how the excitement surrounding the company shows no sign of diminishing.
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It's been over three months since the wrong winner for Best Picture was mistakenly announced at the Academy Awards this year, but the jaw-dropping moment is still fresh in people's minds.
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According to Logo, RuPaul is taking the new season to the nines with a shocking opening that will "go down as one of the most jaw-dropping moments" in Drag Race herstory.
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Click here to view original GIFThese guys may have melted the soles of their shoes a bit, but it was worth it to capture these jaw-dropping tricks in stunning slow motion.
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The former Major League Baseball player spent "several months" choosing the jaw-dropping diamond, a source told PEOPLE, landing on a 16 carat emerald-cut flawless diamond ring worth over $1.75 million.
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Having wowed us in the past with her jaw-dropping looks as an attendee, we can only imagine how the "Work" singer will slay the theme in her new role this year.
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So we decided to round up more sex toys with jaw-dropping price tags, from a 24-karat gold-plated clitoris stimulator to a glass butt plug with a real fur tail.
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But, like most women, famous or not, bad things have happened to her (although thankfully, that was her only Weinstein story) — as well as weird stuff, jaw-dropping stuff, and heartwarming stuff.
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So once I discovered that Armarium offers rentals on some of the most jaw-dropping gowns that come down the runways and red carpets, I needed to give it a try myself.
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I was surprised by how much fun it was to whip the Bolt around a parking lot, since it doesn't have a jaw-dropping 0–60 time or a wild horsepower rating.
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It's also more money than every 2016 Senate candidate except one, which is all the more jaw-dropping since senators run statewide campaigns and incumbent senators raise money over six-year terms.
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There were quite a few jaw-dropping fashion moments at this year's Grammy Awards, but no one showed as much skin as Ciara in her Alexandre Vauthier cut-up-to-there gown.
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In the end, it was Amazon, just two years ago a small fish in the big Park City pond, that nabbed the Judd Apatow-produced film for a jaw-dropping $12 million.
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Well, you just might start reconsidering that notion after watching this jaw-dropping effort from legendary two-time "Best Player in the World" futsal player Ricardo Filipe da Silva Braga—aka, Ricardinho.
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The two announced their engagement in June 2018 by posting photo's of Cartwright's jaw-dropping 3-carat engagement ring (also designed by Chan) with double diamond halo in 14-karat white gold.
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In 1966, it introduced the sportier two-door Corolla with a jaw-dropping plan: to build 30,000 of them a month at a time when Toyota's total monthly production was 50,000 vehicles.
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Victor Ayala scored Paraguay's first goal of the Copa América in the 71st minute on a long shot past Ospina, who made a handful of jaw-dropping saves to keep Colombia ahead.
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An April dinner for Clinton hosted by the Clooneys in their Los Angeles home raised eyebrows for its jaw-dropping prices, with tickets to the fundraiser costing more than $33,000 per person.
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However, it wasn't merely Alex's presence that was so jaw-dropping: it turns out that Wren Kingston (Julian Morris) was Alex's lover, before Alex murdered him to pursue Operation Become Spencer Hastings.
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"When you hear great jazz, like John Coltrane or Miles Davis, it has this jaw-dropping quality to it, and what's been described as 'a sound of surprise' takes place," Limb said.
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Bottom lineThis isn't a jaw-dropping new perk for cardholders, but it is a nice benefit if you go out to eat often and live in one of the Premium Access cities.
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"It was jaw-dropping, given that someone who wrote two books about the black vote was in the building," said Ms. Harris-Perry, who is also a professor at Wake Forest University.
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Despite a comedy of Raiders errors—two missed game-winning field goals, an NFL-record number of accepted penalties in a single game—Carr and his receivers kept making jaw-dropping plays.
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But she comes alive onscreen, as Leitch methodically unfurls her powers with a steady hand, zooming in on each little flick of movement and then peeling back for a jaw-dropping reveal.
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" —Matthew J. Belvedere Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin waved aside jaw-dropping new jobless claims by more than 3 million Americans, saying that the record-setting unemployment filing numbers "right now aren't relevant.
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On Sunday, he delivered: if not quite the jaw-dropping experience he did at the turn of the millennium, one that was nevertheless satisfying in its maturity, and memorable in its grace.
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Since season five featured some of the most memorable queens in the show's history, it stands to reason that it also featured some of its best and most jaw-dropping lip syncs.
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Yet in recent years, the city has also become home to a jaw-dropping concentration of global wealth, which Grenfell Tower residents could see all around them but many could scarcely touch.
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Those savings aren't jaw-dropping because they tend to go on sale every few months, and the fact that stores repeat sales says a lot about the nature of discounts these days.
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Last season, Duke primarily relied on Williamson's highlight-reel dunks and jaw-dropping power moves to the basket, as the rest of the basketball world awaited his inevitable move to the pros.
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The Met Breuer's Phenomenal Nature: Mrinalini Mukherjee offered a jaw-dropping retrospective of the artist's career that investigated her transitions between modern and traditional forms, and redefined boundaries between figuration and abstraction.
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LIEVIN, France (Reuters) - Armand Duplantis cleared 6.07 meters with jaw-dropping ease to win an international indoor meeting in Lievin but the Swede could not break his own world record on Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's reelection campaign is making due with what it has: a pile of cash that has left Democrats with dropped jaws and a candidate who delights in making jaw-dropping comments.
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The stormtrooper army is just one of many jaw-dropping moments in Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, the new ride that debuted at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando on December 6.
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While decriminalizing illegal entry should be no surprise in a Democratic immigration bill — it's been discussed in presidential debates after all — it's the other provisions in Garcia's proposal that are jaw-dropping.
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But on the other hand, in terms of the history of Star Wars fandom, even this level of overt attention to a nonheterosexual identity is a jaw-dropping evolution for the franchise.
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The movie adaptation of Crazy Rich Asians, out this Wednesday, is "a cinematic jewel box, each compartment brimming with jaw-dropping opulence and brilliant luster," writes Vox culture reporter Alex Abad-Santos.
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In the days following, as he convalesced, Heydari remembered watching President Trump's jaw-dropping press conference in which he said that there "very fine people on both sides" of the Saturday rally.
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If you've never looked at letters from the 1940s and '50s that were sent to politicians who had something to do with civil rights, well, you're in for some jaw-dropping racism.
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Clinton's draw has been strong, steady, and somewhat predictable; there are no jaw-dropping revelations about who supports her or what it tells us about the coalition she'll build to get elected.
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The edgy shade marks a huge transformation for the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star, who only recently made the switch from her natural raven locks to a jaw-dropping silvery blonde.
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He doesn't get to be part of every story, even as he barges into our every waking moment with new acts of cruelty or rule-flouting or self-aggrandizement or jaw-dropping ignorance.
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The tennis superstar shows off her jaw-dropping curves and totally aces her bikini style in the magazine, and she shared a behind-the-scenes look at her shoot in the video above.
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Nellee walks out of the theater after watching Captain Marvel for the first time and sees her movie poster on display, her jaw dropping before her mouth turns up into the biggest grin.
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The latest jaw-dropping demo from Unity, one of the most widely used game engines in the world, isn't just an example of how developers can use new shadow effects or rendering tools.
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Earlier this summer, the family went to Bali, where they dressed in jaw-dropping traditional garb, learned about nutrition and wellness, and soaked up all of the amazing views Indonesia has to offer.
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Traffic cameras aren't really known for taking particularly interesting images of the local wildlife (or anything interesting for that matter), but as this jaw-dropping photo attests, sometimes the nature comes to you.
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The TV guys are very happy to take the footage of a murder you uploaded, or your livestream of your own arrest, or that jaw-dropping photo of the plane on the Hudson.
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Through Project SKYGLOW, the two are traveling to remote locales around the country, capturing jaw-dropping footage of the night sky and honestly, making the rest of our day jobs seem rather lame.
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While Holzhauer's success in the tournament remains to be seen, even if he does win big, the cash will pale in comparison to the jaw-dropping $2,462,216 he pulled in during his streak.
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Our real estate sources confirm Trevor plunked down over $20 MILLION for a jaw-dropping estate in Bel-Air ... and the 'Daily Show' host quietly purchased the contemporary mansion through a blind trust.
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Of course, the past decade has seen an explosion of nature documentaries originating in the United Kingdom, where filmmakers have capitalized on technical advances and high-definition devices to deliver jaw-dropping footage.
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She places the lamb across the grill with an effortlessness that recalls (but isn't quite as jaw-dropping) her masterfully pouring 30 perfect shots of whiskey on her episode of Chef's Night Out.
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The investment, while jaw-dropping, is a drop in the bucket for SoftBank, which is busily working to close its Vision Fund with $100 billion and aggressively committing its capital in the meantime.
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Researchers estimate that around 471,000 people attended Saturday's March for Our Lives protest in Washington, D.C. Even with such a wide range, these estimates are jaw-dropping — and reflect our current political moment.
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Fabich, a 19-year-old from Homer, AK, became a YouTube sensation a few years back for her jaw-dropping fish filleting skills, so she was a worthy opponent for the celebrity chef.
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He also connects the booming art market to the rise of a new class of super-rich, anxious to burnish the gleam of their jaw-dropping wealth with the patina of high culture.
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