Young folk are dislodging their elders from the juiciest jobs.
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Ah, Watch What Happens Live, the juiciest show on television.
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And another romance for William seemed like the juiciest thing.
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" Some more of the juiciest quotes: "Shortly after 8 p.m.
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His juiciest anecdotes are just a rehash of old rumors.
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Below, we've rounded up 17 of the juiciest spending secrets.
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In any case, use the juiciest fruit you can find.
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She created the biggest, juiciest hamburgers anyone had ever seen.
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Until then, he's Brooklyn's best player and juiciest trade asset.
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Trust her to enjoy the creepiest, juiciest archetype of all.
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WATCH THIS: Mix Butter Into Beef for the Juiciest Burgers Ever!
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Its loans on cash-advance cards, the juiciest category, yield 11.1%.
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"The Gifted School" is the juiciest book I've read in ages.
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Trump himself provides the juiciest target for whisper campaigns this time around.
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People rage-tweeted about it and shared screenshots of the juiciest paragraphs.
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He might be the juiciest target for any comedy show to consider.
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WATCH: Food Hack: Mix Butter Into Beef for the Juiciest Burgers Ever!
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It's not the thickest or the juiciest chicken, but it's pretty good.
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Update: One of the juiciest recent fashion dramas has come to a close.
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Several Trump campaign officials told me they gave their juiciest anecdotes to Halperin.
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What's the juiciest part about Mercury in Aries, whether it's retrograde or direct?
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Here are a few of the best highlights from the juiciest celebrity memoirs.
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His wiretap of Chuck's meeting with Krakow fails to yield the juiciest details.
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If Easter were an action movie, the men would have the juiciest parts.
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After devouring the book ourselves, we've gathered eight of the juiciest backstage secrets.
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Even in its final months, Cassini got to collect some of its juiciest data.
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Among the juiciest offerings of January's show could be a reveal from Faraday Future.
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Long-dated Treasuries generated a stellar 6.7% return, their juiciest performance since January 13.
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However, it takes a while for "High-Like" to get to its juiciest part.
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But the juiciest source of experience isn't combat: it's the innocent citizens of London.
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It looks like the juiciest part of The Bachelor's current season is finally here.
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Go deeper: The juiciest parts of James Comey's book; What Comey writes about Clinton.
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Here are some of the juiciest snippets from Vipers have been released so far.
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That's why we asked 12 women to share their juiciest (and cringiest) Venmo stories.
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A '78 untitled diptych in golden yellow is easily the juiciest piece in the show.
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Second off: thank you for bringing us the juiciest matchup of the year so far.
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It was topped with red sauce and the biggest, juiciest meatball I had ever seen.
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Like any good photo or video, Like Me aims to show only the juiciest bits.
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The beauty of Feud: Bette and Joan is that the juiciest moments all actually happened.
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We have other bites of the apple, but January 1 might be the juiciest bite.
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Here are some of the juiciest new glosses, cherry-picked for you from the pack.
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But Ted has been able to focus on the coolest, juiciest stuff about Bobby Darin.
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The battle between Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets is one of the juiciest rivalries in tech.
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But most of the juiciest details have been sealed by the court, as you might expect.
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Cleveland's Juiciest Asset Is Not Really That Juicy The Brooklyn Nets are, officially, no longer atrocious.
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It's not just a tweet, though — it's a subtweet, which is the juiciest kind of tweet.
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What follows are a few of the juiciest revelations that could have significant repercussions for Facebook.
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From Dirty Work: The Juiciest Rib-Eye Is Packed with the Best Flavors from Southeast Asia
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"Four of the Juiciest Leaked Podesta Emails," USA Today trumpeted a month before the 2016 election.
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The story is on solid footing, and the teases to the next films are the juiciest bits.
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And yet you identified payments to drivers as "the juiciest target" for these companies to cut costs.
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It's just they take the best, juiciest parts of the steak and then leave the shit behind.
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As if channeled by Gladys Kravitz and Charlie's Angels, Leung's stories read like the juiciest verified gossip.
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So, delve into some of the juiciest bits of gossip that you didn't actually see on Gossip Girl.
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With watermelon season now over, we're really glad someone has created an official farewell for summer's juiciest pleasure.
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Thank you to Ellen for asking the juiciest of questions and thank you to Jake for answering them.
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There's a reason Porsche posts some of the juiciest and most envied profit margins in the car business.
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They can't always be alone in the darkest corners of backstage, soaking up the best and juiciest atmosphere.
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We visited Trattoria Dall'Oste, a steak house in the heart of city that serves the juiciest steaks in town.
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So get the popcorn going, sit back, and join us as we explore the juiciest feuds in beauty history.
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But too often the episode, "Rallying to Keep the Game Alive," speeds past the juiciest, thorniest, most revelatory moments.
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Yes, VF had a little fun playing GG, revealing some of the juiciest gossip about the cast that may surprise.
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Simon trains his camera on the more compelling drag queens, both on stage and backstage, where the juiciest parts happen.
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For those without the time or patience, Mashable has combed through the book and highlighted 19 of its juiciest revelations.
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Trump's juiciest comments pertained to his attorney general, uber-loyalist Jeff Sessions, whom he resents for recusing from that investigation.
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In honor of the teen reality melodrama's 10th anniversary, we look back at some of the best, juiciest Hills trivia.
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If found, it would corroborate the idea that buyers' brokers invariably steer buyers to homes that offer the juiciest commission.
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Overall, the Bacon Quarter Pounder with Cheese was one of the juiciest burgers that I tried for this taste test.
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We're not against just snacking on the juiciest cherries and plums you can find at the farmer's market all summer long.
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" Among the juiciest lines: "By age 3, [Donald Trump] was earning $200,000 a year in today's dollars from his father's empire.
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All video advertising is pretty high value when compared with traditional search and display, but TV advertising is the juiciest prize.
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But once work on Galileo began, Britain became more enthusiastic, not least because its firms secured some of the juiciest contracts.
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Since the juiciest part seemed to be over, Arcavi abandoned the star in search of supernovae that had exploded more recently.
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A friend comes over and brings the biggest, juiciest strawberries and a six-pack of Diskin Cider as a housewarming gift.
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The juiciest outcome of this connection occurs when Durant actually makes contact with Curry's defender and forces the defense to switch.
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"The juiciest deals done under the aegis of public office got the nod of the presidents," he told the news conference.
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Just reheat it on the stove or in a 350-degree oven, kept covered to keep the meat at its juiciest.
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This line of attack swept through conservative circles, ripening into one of the Republican Party's juiciest and most enduring rallying points.
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The reward was one of the juiciest, most flavorful burgers I&aposve had from a chain, and some pretty decent fries.
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For dessert, a sister, the jovial Aline stationed behind the bar, would slice up and plate the juiciest mangos in town.
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For dessert, a sister, the jovial Aline stationed behind the bar, would slice up and plate the juiciest mangos in town.
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WATCH: Mix Butter Into Beef for the Juiciest Burgers Ever As usual, players will have 10 seconds to tap the right answer.
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But the juiciest threads are born from the tag "Everyone Sucks Here" — everyone in the story is an asshole — and it's wonderful.
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Feeding on crabs together, these two still found time for a tickle fight to decide who got the juiciest crab for dinner!
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Colbert was thrilled to hear Clifford's account of her alleged affair with President Trump — but even the juiciest details didn't shock him.
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The teaser trailer for the show just dropped, and though we say it every year, this season looks like the juiciest one yet.
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Your hissy fit just cost you one of the largest and juiciest roles in the production — Shea Couleé graciously took the role instead.
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People just rounded up some of the juiciest Bachelor fashion secrets, including some intel on Vanessa and Raven's dresses for this season's finale.
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Highly digitised industries such as technology, media and professional services—all common in successful cities—have benefited from the juiciest increases in margins.
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If we're talking about who does chicken the best — the crispiest skin, the juiciest meat, the sauciest sauces — the winner is clearly Bonchon.
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Think of this as a creative delivery method for the cheese-plate-as-dessert idea, with the juiciest fall pears you can find.
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Rabbit is like the best, juiciest chicken you've ever had, amplified by 10 — but with a slightly heavier texture and a denser feel.
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"Around 15 to 20 years ago it was about finding the biggest, juiciest wine we can drink," said Taylor Chandler, the restaurant's sommelier.
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While Grande released a behind-the-scenes look at the project, she saved the juiciest parts for the video — like some truly crazy cameos.
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At first, I felt fine, and like other people, as soon as the hack happened I'd gone through to find some of the juiciest.
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As the Times noted, soon afterwards it became clear that Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team considered Manafort one of their juiciest targets.
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Long-term investors -- often other sovereign funds or private equity -- are attracted by the perceived lower risk and access to the juiciest state assets.
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Here are the juiciest parts of the family's history, beyond the impressions you may have picked up from the (unfortunately, historically inaccurate) cartoon Anastasia.
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Long-term investors — often other sovereign funds or private equity — are attracted by the perceived lower risk and access to the juiciest state assets.
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The juiciest fruit to sprout, in 2014, was an adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander fantasy novels, now heading into its fifth season on Starz.
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But the film industry's most prestigious show tends to inspire big fashion gestures among Hollywood's elite, resulting in the juiciest best-dressed lists of all.
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Thanks to the PNAS study, researchers have basically created a map showing where to find the juiciest chunks of water ice at the lunar poles.
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If that sounds up your street, why not tuck into the ten juiciest, thickest, deepest basslines in Jamaican musical history, handpicked by the boys themselves.
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Here are the five juiciest redactions from the Flynn sentencing document, with some context and a smidge of informed speculation about What It All Means.
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Since almost half of us are admitting to doing it, we asked for your juiciest stories of the cyber-stalking-exes variety, and you delivered.
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More important, from a poetic-justice perspective, they knew using that zeal against Bryan and Jock would be the juiciest way to get it done.
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Leung instead grabbed lunch at a local Thai food stall, which Shen said serves "the juiciest and most delicious smoked chicken in the whole world."
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Yes. But a wise woman once said, "You could be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world and there will still be someone who hates peaches".
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Steve DiBenedetto's "Breakup" (2003-04), hanging next to "Military Poster," also bounces off Saul's picture, but as a rival for the juiciest color in the show.
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Karma and similar tools make personal devices like iPhones the "juiciest of targets," said Patrick Wardle, a former National Security Agency researcher and Apple security expert.
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You may have heard that some controversial documents were leaked last night by BuzzFeed, the juiciest of which alleges that Trump likes to get peed on.
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Over a week, I ate wings from Buffalo Wild Wings, Hooters, TGI Friday's, Bonchon Chicken, and Wingstop to see who had the crispiest, sauciest, juiciest chicken.
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This time around, the fight for these voters has focused significantly on a somewhat unlikely contender for juiciest campaign issue: international trade deals and their repercussions.
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The bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, sounding rich and suave as Guglielmo, has the juiciest voice onstage, but the tenor Ben Bliss sings Ferrando with poised sweetness.
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We now have a list of slogans the campaign rejected, one of the juiciest files to emerge from WikiLeaks' publication of Clinton campaign manager John Podesta's emails.
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Spotify's early use of pirated music is certainly the juiciest anecdote and his story of how he was initially tipped off to that practice is pretty funny.
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Payments to drivers are the juiciest target, and indeed Uber is keen to develop a fleet of driverless taxis (as are other firms, including Waymo and Tesla).
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Coincidentally, it's also the time of year when airlines, hotels, and travel operators offer the juiciest deals — all in the name of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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According to Lang, if you want to achieve the juiciest piece of turkey imaginable, it is impossible to do that with both types of meat at once.
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Right, and they have a breakup, and this was — well, some of the juiciest stuff in your book is about this sort of slow-motion car wreck.
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In an era when real-life politics has unfolded like the juiciest soap opera, some shows have turned away from the topic rather than try to compete.
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She and Ms. Lange are still stars even if some of their best and juiciest roles are now in television, where the pictures just keep getting bigger.
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It could be a strategic move to have the man who engineered the juiciest rap battle in recent memory against Drake, a common enemy, on your side.
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Keep it simple with some fresh whipped cream and rich macadamia nuts over top of the ripest, juiciest strawberries (or hell, any berry) you can find. Berries!
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One of the juiciest details Savage and Schwartz revealed to Vulture is that for as provocative as the show was, it still faced pushback from Standards and Practices.
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Whatever evidence the JIT ultimately brings against Sharif's family, the font has been the juiciest detail, becoming a rallying cry of social media users using the hashtag #Fontgate.
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We visited Trattoria Dall'Oste, a steak house in the heart of city that serves the juiciest steaks in town to find out what makes the perfect Florentine steak.
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The reality TV star and author also opens up about the juiciest moments from the new season of "The Bachelor" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Why it matters: "Facebook users are one of the juiciest targets for cyberfraudsters looking to launch mass phishing attacks," according to new data from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs.
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This stalker soap has been the juiciest treat of the fall, with Penn Badgley starring as a bookstore clerk who is also a stalker and occasionally a murderer.
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Books News The latest and perhaps juiciest Trump tell-all to land this year isn't from a disgruntled former White House staffer or a deeply sourced investigative journalist.
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In his new book Superficial: More Adventures from the Andy Cohen Diaries, the Bravo mogul is not holding back on sharing his juiciest nuggets of gossip from the industry.
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Although those at the front of the plane offer the juiciest profits, carriers need full cabins at the back in order to operate the busy schedules rich customers demand.
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The key players of pop culture's biggest hits got a chance to mix and mingle, and ahead are some of the juiciest moments that came out of the night.
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The 44-year-old actor and self-described Bravo superfan will host Bravo's Play by Play — a new weekly show breaking down the network's buzziest moments and juiciest news.
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The film's method of circling around its subject, then closing in at the end, feels coy and withholding, as if Mr. Greene reserved the few juiciest moments for last.
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So, Whisper pulled together a few of the juiciest, more relatable, and just plain fascinating secret spending habits on the app, where anonymous people post confessions over nondescript images.
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The alleged Daniels and McDougal affairs and the subsequent hush money endeavors are certainly the juiciest elements of the overall storyline on the president's alleged misdeeds and questionable conduct.
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Carolina PanthersWhy you should start him: It's been an underwhelming season for Freeman, but the Panthers may be the juiciest matchup in the league for running backs right now.
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Finney's juiciest role of the 1990s came to him from the Coen Brothers, who placed the actor (and his considerable gravitas) at the center of this throwback gangster movie.
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After learning that he was a suspect in an inquiry that centres on the award of Expo 2015's juiciest contract, Mr Sala, who denies wrongdoing, suspended himself from office.
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Read More:7 MAJOR Beauty Launches That Nearly Broke The InternetThe Juiciest Beauty Industry Feuds Of All TimeYou HAVE To Try These Alternatives To Kylie Jenner's Sold-Out Lip Kits
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For fans of all things British and royal, this book leans in hard to that — the old-timey note-passing feels kind of Jane Austen-y in the juiciest way.
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OneSmart's deal offers the juiciest pricing among the three, paying a top-level all-in pricing of 300.2bp based on a margin of 270bp and an average life of 2.65 years.
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It was Spacey's biggest and juiciest leading role in a feature film since at least 2013, when the Oscar-winning actor began starring in Netflix's signature drama series House of Cards.
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Between the lines: I don't mean to minimize the very real possibility of Chinese espionage attempts at U.S. tech companies, and Google's AI efforts certainly make it Silicon Valley's juiciest target.
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Their compelling hybrid of black, thrash, and death metal plucks the juiciest elements of each, leaning heavily on ghoulish Second Wave black metal melodies and punctuated by a dirty DIY snarl.
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If you ask Uber or Tesla, they might say driverless cars have already arrived… which means we're running out of time to secure one of the juiciest new targets for hackers.
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Rieff put Sontag to work, drafting the book reviews that appeared under his name, and even, Moser argues, ghostwriting his study "Freud: The Mind of the Moralist," this biography's juiciest claim.
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The juiciest implication was that, in exchange for an extremely generous plea deal that left out a bunch of other plausible charges, Flynn was ready to sing about his old boss.
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In our conversations, Daniels said she was holding back on the juiciest details, such as her ability to describe things about Trump that only someone who had seen him naked would know.
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Tor has been the go-to for anonymous communication online for years now — and that has made it one of the juiciest targets possible to the likes of the NSA and FBI.
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The good eggs were biting their tongues while the bad eggs were gleefully announcing the details of Dumbledore's death, arguably the juiciest spoiler fodder the franchise had offered up to that point.
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Small, shiny, tart and sweet, they carpet the forest floor in a good year, but "you have to wait until after the first frost to get them at their juiciest," she said.
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With a sous vide, you can seal your chicken in a bag, dial in the details, and sit back while you create the juiciest, most tender cut of poultry you've ever tasted.
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Both would cut income tax rates across the board and keep rates low on income from investments, an approach intended to spur savings that effectively guarantees the juiciest cuts for the wealthy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Small and mid-sized stock exchanges in eastern Europe face a struggle to survive in a world where the behemoths attract the juiciest listings, and trading volumes are steadily shrinking.
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Berries. But, to the surprise of many, most citrus fruits are in-season during the winter months, and it's strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries that are at their ripest, sweetest, and juiciest come summertime.
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"Maybe Brazile just wants to maximize sales of her upcoming book, and recognized that an inside story of DNC treachery was the juiciest angle she had," Eric Levitz writes in New York magazine.
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And for those poor souls, perhaps you could take some pity on them, and avoid posting the juiciest, most cliffhanger-y plot twist from your favorite show on Instagram, or Snapchat, or Facebook.
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Get the biggest, juiciest bay scallops you can find so you can get nice, clean cross-hatch char lines on them when grilling them up like our masterful culinary director Fardieh Sadeghin does.
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Former FBI Director James Comey sat down with Axios' Mike Allen Monday to discuss the the juiciest parts of his new book, "A Higher Loyalty," and his time working under the Trump administration.
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Liz Smith, the grande dame of New York's gossip pages, played down the juiciest bit of information about herself when promoting her memoir, "Natural Blonde," in the pages of New York magazine in 2000.
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On episode six, Hilda told Dr. Cee that she had a craving for "a diner in Riverdale [that] sells the juiciest hamburgers and the thickest milkshakes," which sounds a lot like Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe.
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Moth caterpillars, for example, try and time their eggs to hatch at the same time as budburst as this allows baby caterpillars to chomp away at the freshest juiciest leaves that promote optimal caterpillar growth.
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"In our conversations, Daniels said she was holding back on the juiciest details, such as her ability to describe things about Trump that only someone who had seen him naked would know," Weisberg later wrote.
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The juiciest bit was that she, like the rest of the world, echoed our collective relief when Kylie and Tyga broke up, even noting that the split was relatively amicable, at least on Kylie's end.
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Every year it's the same answer: the Apple Pan Hickory Burger, which features smoky hickory sauce, sharp Tillamook cheddar, crunchy lettuce, and pickles, and, of course, the juiciest beef patty Los Angeles has to offer.
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Then — when the going gets as good as it's gotten in recent months and we want to go on a free vacation — we can sweep in and gleefully pick off the juiciest offers of all.
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But whilea few key moments from the duo's conversation together made it to the actual half-hour episode, producers had to leave a lot of the juiciest bits (Lizzo pun intended) on the cutting room floor.
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And since you could fill novels — not to mention movies, and an entire TV show — about these women's lives, I've chosen some of the juiciest biographical tidbits for you to trot out over your next brunch.
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"Location aggregators are—from the point of view of adversarial intelligence agencies—one of the juiciest hacking targets imaginable," Thomas Rid, a professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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One of the juiciest details: To satisfy Wall Street's desire for higher user numbers, Twitter goosed activity on the site by sending lapsed users an email claiming that there might be something wrong with their accounts.
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Although price volatility in core materials like gold and diamonds can hamper bottom lines, margins for recognizable high jewelry houses like those on the Place Vendôme remain some of the juiciest in the entire luxury industry.
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Even as the company has shifted toward corralling users into Groups, they're stuck in a spiderweb of chaos, prone to bullying, harassment, and campaigns of disinformation that read like the twisted fantasies of Orwell's juiciest fiction.
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Speaking of the rich and powerful — I&aposm a big fan of stories that sift through hundreds of pages of jargon and boilerplate in S-1 filings to uncover the juiciest stuff companies share before going public.
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This was the juiciest part of the "Steele dossier," a 2016 collection of raw intelligence compiled former British government spy Christopher Steele, who at the time was being paid by an opposition research firm hired by Democrats.
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Gossip columnist Cindy Adams aided the real estate mogul during the newspaper's juiciest era in the 90s – while he was divorcing Ivana Trump (and marrying Marla Maples) and opening up the now-closed Trump Plaza in Atlantic City.
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BEIJING — Whether read openly and voraciously or behind closed doors, celebrity gossip plays an integral role in the entertainment world, connecting stars and the big businesses that back them to an audience eager for the juiciest of details.
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After a heavily hyped news cycle surrounding the juiciest details unveiled in the book, Fear has sold more than 1.1 million copies through its first week of publication, the fastest opening in Simon & Schuster's history, according to the publisher.
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" And the dampest blanket Comey threw on the potential fireworks, Noah said, was how he gave all the committee's biggest and juiciest questions a version of the same answer: "That's not a question I can answer in open session.
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Australia enjoys some of the juiciest dividend yields among developed markets – the benchmark ASX 200 dividend yield is 6.62 percent compared with 2.53 percent for the S&P 500 and 4.01 percent for Hong Kong's , data from Reuters showed.
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They spend hours foraging for nectar in among flowers, can remember where the juiciest flowers are, and even have a form of communication (called a waggle dance) to inform their hive mates of where food is to be found.
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Access Hollywood sat down with Peter to discuss the juiciest (and most outlandish) theories currently circulating the fandom, including a rumor that not one, but two different women on his season were pregnant and another that he's currently single.
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There are two main types of mandarin in Cuties and Halos boxes, and the earlier of these to ripen — yellow-orange clementines marketed from November to mid-January — requires a more Mediterranean climate to produce the juiciest, most flavorful fruit.
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But the juiciest piece of heard-around-town goss that Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) hears is actually from a group of rough kids, not highlighted and tweezed housewives, and it's not about a living person, it's about a haunted one.
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The final hours of Rosetta's life are expected to yield some of the juiciest scientific data of the entire mission—the sharpest images yet of a comet's surface, our very first whiffs of the gas directly above it, and much more.
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Software features like stabilization definitely aren't the juiciest features to sell new hardware, but this light update for the H7 Black and GoPro's revamp of its whole camera line aren't just about making footage smoother, they're also about stabilizing a company.
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The juiciest morsels of Purdy's book, though, are toward the end, when he talks about how our thinking must change in order to grapple with the challenges of an epoch — the Anthropocene — in which mankind has altered Earth's natural forces.
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His George Stephanopoulos interview arrives on ABC on Sunday night, and the excerpts have been landing all week, including several in Axios AM. [Juiciest excerpts] Trump punched back at Comey on Twitter today, calling him a "slime ball" liar and leaker.
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Given the asymmetry of certain enterprises in the world, you kind of wonder as to whether or not new Disney, with all of its IP, has in fact become the juiciest peach in the world to be consumed by Apple.
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I had arrived to a box of freshly picked fruit — figs, plums of different shapes and sizes, the juiciest peaches I've ever eaten — and they'd also given me a goose egg that I ate for breakfast (verdict: intense, but delicious).
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Current and former Trump aides believe many of the juiciest stories in "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" are exaggerated or wholly fictional and don't think the book is resonating outside the Beltway among the president's core supporters.
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Determined to keep the words "climate change" from fading into our "mental furniture," he has gathered the most vivid statistics, distilled history to its juiciest turns, and made the case as urgently as can be: Our existence is in jeopardy.
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In his cover story interview with Rolling Stone, a brave journalist asks Lamar if he's aware that he is tangentially involved in one of the juiciest feuds, apparently spurring from drama years ago when Swift allegedly stole Perry's dancers for her tour.
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Vanity Fair's Hive last night posted one of the juiciest dishes in the sumptuous buffet that is "Team of Vipers" — the memoir by former White House aide Cliff Sims, which is out Tuesday but is already the subject of much West Wing gossip.
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Let's cut to the juiciest reveals, starting with the two new doctors, Link (Chris Carmack) and Dr. Nico Kim (Alex Landi), who are so hot that one of their patients actually let's out an "Oh my God" when they walk into the room.
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Since the film won't air for a few months (and, at the moment, it will only be available in Germany and German-speaking parts of Europe), we got a sneak peek at the footage and pulled out the juiciest bits (of which there are many).
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The spacecraft was launched to find out more about Jupiter, but we won't know the juiciest details until the end of its 53-day orbit, as Juno swings in close to the planet to work out if it does indeed have a rocky core.
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Mellie and Liv finished Mellie's tell-all from last week's episode and released the juiciest chapter — pages detailing how she was able to stand by her husband after the public reveal of his affair, a situation unfortunately all too common in modern day politics.
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While it posts plenty of news on known quantities (Beyoncé, Drake, Kevin Durant), it recognizes that some of the juiciest material comes from the smaller players (Tameka Harris, Karlie Redd, Keke Wyatt) who keep their names circulating on Twitter by spilling their guts on Instagram.
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Late in the film, James Corden turns up to investigate Debbie and crew and all but walks away with the movie, revealing another ironic twist to the choice of a male rival — it robs an actress of what can be the reboot's juiciest role.
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The title, it's worth noting, is a disparaging term for publicists, and the world of crisis PR provides the juiciest possible backdrop for a gig that often requires saving the rich and famous from themselves, or at least finding creative ways to minimize their missteps.
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It's an exciting day in your social life as the moon in Aries connects with action planet Mars and lucky Jupiter—but don't spill your juiciest secrets too easily as the moon clashes with Saturn, asking you to be wise about who you share things with.
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It takes good fortune to stumble across the Montana farm stand with the juiciest peaches imaginable, a Swedish farmer who invites you to his Beatles-loving friend's home for music and whiskey, or the Albanian seaside restaurant owner who dares you to come back at 6 a.m.
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But computer security consultants see risk rising for financial firms as hackers change techniques and look for new victims and exploits for which patches have not yet been installed — and the finance industry is seen as the juiciest target for a new wave of cyber criminals.
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" This first Comey comic doesn't delve into the ex-FBI boss's run-in with Trump, so if you're looking for a comic-book adaptation of the juiciest morsels from A Higher Loyalty, you'll have to wait until TidalWave's planned sequel comic, reportedly set in the "Trump era.
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The juiciest ballet autobiographies tend to overflow with three things: pain (the sacrifices, the blood-blisters, the ruthlessness of a discipline that eats your body); gossip (everyone always wants to know what bad boys like Baryshnikov were really up to); and ego (each favorable review the dancer ever got).
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This was a natural move for the British nose-to-tail devotee, as Bloomfield has buttressed her gastropub mini-empire with two exemplary specimens: a hefty, salt-bombed Roquefort-covered beef gem, at the Spotted Pig, and, at the Breslin, a lamb burger that may be the juiciest in the city.
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Okay, I know it came out in 2015, but not for anything I own: I'm a consoles-only guy as it stands, so when this stupendously fun Uniracers-goes-Rayman affair (sort of?) butt-slid its way into my life, I grabbed it like it was the freshest, juiciest peach on the tree.
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That match saw Williams deducted a point and later a game for her behavior, which included a smashed racket and calling Ramos a "liar", and provided the juiciest storyline coming into this year's U.S. Open which picked up steam through the first week as the two women again appeared on a collision course.
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The juiciest details of each book are culled by the media, and no detail is too small to fixate on: Sims's book included an accusation that Spicer lied when the former White House spokesperson claimed he hadn't taken a minifridge from his underlings, which had been the subject of a Wall Street Journal report.
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For anyone too young to remember, and who wasn't sucked into 2014's 30 for 30 documentary on the incident, here's a recap of one of the juiciest news obsessions of the '90s: A man attacked Kerrigan, America's Figure-Skating Sweetheart, outside a practice rink in Detroit, beating her in the knees with a police baton.
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Those strange details about what it was really like to live in the White House sound like the juiciest bits of gossip when Obama disclosed them this past week, during her myriad talk show appearances, interviews and book tour stops -- like that the first family must pay for their own food in the White House, something Obama didn't know until she got there.
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The cover story of the latest issue of The Highlight delves into the juiciest battle of the year: the tug-of-war over meat — how much we eat; what it's doing to the planet; and whether the burger is so elemental to the American diet (and psyche) that not even the new wave of tasty lookalikes could topple its dominance.
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A highlight reel of Mr. Gottlieb's juiciest revelations includes swipes at the Nobel laureate V. S. Naipaul (a narcissist and "a snob"), the historian Barbara Tuchman ("her sense of entitlement was sometimes hard to deal with"), William Gaddis ("unrelentingly disgruntled"), John Updike ("I was disturbed that he wouldn't accept advances") and Roald Dahl (an "erratic and churlish" author who made "immoderate and provocative financial demands" and anti-Semitic remarks).
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