" ― Margaret Mead "Success is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it.
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It's not just communal living and liking it, polyamory and liking it, Burning Man and liking it.
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I'm tired of adults liking unicorns, I'm tired of adults liking vampires, I'm tired of adults liking zombies.
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Everyone used the story to scold everyone else — for liking it or not liking it enough or liking it for the wrong reasons.
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There is nothing wrong with liking or not liking a sport.
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And you asked her what she was liking or not liking?
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" Here's the President on tariffs: "I'm not liking or not liking.
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But we like people liking other foods and people liking other musicians.
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We've got Donald Trump not liking them, we've got Hillary Clinton not liking them.
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"With really young babies, it's not about liking or not liking," Susan Johnson had told me.
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"I'm pretty vocal about not liking Trump and not liking right-wing politics in general," she said.
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"This isn't about liking or not liking Donald Trump," Van Drew told reporters immediately after the vote.
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With The Zookeeper's Wife particularly, I noticed a difference between men not liking it and women liking it.
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Okay, this is bringing back all the feels of being a tween and, you know, liking liking someone.
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Liking Bernie Sanders five years ago is different from liking him right before the 2016 election, Dobber says.
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"Liking is learning, and learning is liking—even if we are not always aware of it," he writes.
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They&aposre allowed to go from not liking to each other to liking each other, and vice versa.
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"The idea of someone not liking me or not liking my movie was always easier to deal with than someone really liking it," Mr. Affleck, 41, said in an interview last month in Manhattan.
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"Data should be released as per the calendar, whether it is to your liking or not liking," he said.
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I don't know what it is they are seeing, what they are liking, or what they are not liking.
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There are a variety of reasons why we might like a post other than literally liking it or liking you.
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Bernie Sanders' supporters like just Bernie, with 24% liking just Sanders and another, and 21% liking Sanders and two others.
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The old you that liked things because you liked them, not because not liking them was less of a statement than liking them?
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For Sanders, we'd have 473% of his backers liking him alone, 42% supporting either Warren or Biden, and a third liking all three.
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It's one thing to prepare yourself for people not liking your work, but it's quite weird when you haven't prepared for people liking it.
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Some people recommend immediately un-liking the photo and then liking a more recent photo, so that the push notification doesn't seem too suspicious.
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Whether or not people are liking the stories, and which stories they're liking, has a huge effect on which stories other people are seeing.
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If liking motorcycles turns out to predict a lower IQ, he asks, should employers be allowed to reject job applicants who admit to liking motorcycles?
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Actually, I've seen some reactions recently of people not liking the show that really excite me, because at least they're not liking the show for the right reasons.
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"Over the years, we've had times for sure where it didn't work, and we were not liking each other and not liking being around each other," Eileen said.
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Periods of enhanced salt liking only last until the depletion has been corrected, and once corrected, inhibitory signals will turn off the "liking" and turn on the "aversion" signal.
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" - Leia, 29 "He kept liking her Instagram pics.
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"Liking Star Wars is not a trend; it's part of who you are," she said, adding that she was disturbed to see women harassed for liking sci-fi and fantasy.
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"It is very consistent with the president's stance on liking trade barriers, liking protectionism," Chad Bown, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said of the report.
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The researchers postulate that women are more picky on Tinder, only liking the profiles of men they're attracted to, whereas men play a brutal numbers game by liking everyone in sight.
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LAS VEGAS — Gamblers are not liking Mike Bloomberg's odds.
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Self-love is something I didn't realize I had very scant reserves of until I was staring down a mirror on Valentine's Day — I had confused liking myself with liking hanging out alone.
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I was like, 'Jules, I'm not liking this, are you?
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It is much more than simply not liking someone's art.
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If I'm being honest, I'm not really liking this recipe.
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" Zoe's Kitchen: "No, I'm not liking the restaurant stocks here.
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Why should I be guilty for liking what I like?
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It seems like "Liking" posts is going to mean less.
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But people liking the posts might not be the point.
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In fact, I stopped liking guys who were bad people.
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Surely, everyone has their own reasons for liking Money Diaries.
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I was liking my job and enjoying being around coworkers.
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For some reason, Diana took an instant liking to it.
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This week's episode is about "liking" celebrity photos on Instagram.
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He thought he was liking this butt in a vacuum.
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"I came away not liking her at all," he said.
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You can't customize the EQ to your own liking, however.
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We're all born liking certain tastes and disliking certain others.
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Does that mean I'm ashamed of liking pumpkin spice lattes?
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But now Trump's rollback goes too far for their liking.
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You can then move the buttons around to your liking.
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Yes, I was already liking Jack better the original Siri.
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Recently, however, the rapper has begun liking Craig's Instagram posts.
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I just don't get this whole adults liking unicorns thing.
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"Liking" the picture of a bear is how you vote.
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I'm liking the way I ran in the primaries better.
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Until then, we'll be "liking" her inspiring photos on Instagram.
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Some men have taken a liking to the headdress, too.
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He cannot fight again soon enough for this writer's liking.
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You may wind up liking it the second time around.
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Finally, they come around and take a liking to oranges.
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Liking a Facebook page does not create a strong commitment.
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I'm also liking the stainless steel version of the smartwatch.
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Even people who didn't trust him couldn't help liking him.
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It goes a step further than simply liking a video.
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"I started off liking Trump a little bit," he said.
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Liking geeky things doesn't mean you're socially maladjusted by default.
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He quickly took a liking to Munson, despite being married.
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He takes a liking to Elsa, whose snowflakes he enjoys.
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More than half of de Blasio supporters reported liking Sen.
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Apparently she did not move fast enough for his liking.
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Liking a particular kink shouldn't disqualify you from public office.
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"It's gambling everything on people liking my style," he said.
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For some people, liking tacos is even a whole personality.
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Change the lighting, locking and system settings to my liking.
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In fact, they're even liking YOUR stuff on social media ...?
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Here's to hoping that it works to your liking, though.
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A daughter catches her own father liking cheesecake pinup photos.
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You can also customize and enhance the sound your liking.
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People who like Biden will come away still liking him.
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I think what they're meant to do is anesthetize us into liking your apps and liking ... Having engineers figure out how to keep you more and more engaged with this, and less and less enraged.
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You might as well pretend to start liking it now to get a head start on liking it in the future when it's an actual human being that can talk and control its turd output.
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Does liking your friend's Instagram count as a "true" social interaction?
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Well 'Face took a liking to us as a group, too.
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It's almost like a Rotten Tomatoes rating customized for your liking.
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And it was very oriented around discussion, so commenting and liking.
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So what about liking or commenting on an ex's Instagram photos?
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There's liking bad boys, and then there's fantasizing about homicidal villains.
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Using the mouse, you can orient the map to your liking.
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You can tweak them to your liking, then take the shot.
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"Lmao at Chris liking this," my friend Colin said to me.
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What could liking beer, specifically, have to do with sexual behavior?
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It's not about liking what happened, it's about understanding the future.
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I'm really liking this company and the people I work with.
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Ultimately liking a watch like this comes down to personal taste.
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Or not a lot of people are gonna stop liking sports.
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He takes a liking to her, and begins to stalk her.
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Her followers seem to agree, liking the photo over 83,000 times.
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The app is centered around liking and striving to be liked.
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I barely knew her, but she took a liking to me.
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I'm liking it, but I'm trying to be reasonable about it.
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My eggs have all come out cooked just to my liking.
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You can attach charms, vintage jewels, and trinkets to your liking.
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Morgan Stanley wasn't alone in its newfound liking for Japanese equities.
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So start the application now with any charity of your liking.
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But Farley — who's been vocal about liking Harley — isn't buying it.
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More and more people are liking the feel of vinyl records.
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She also showed me that liking girls is awesome as shit.
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The market is liking the fact that she's seeing economic growth.
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This insolent popularity is not to everybody's liking, especially within government.
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During that time, Pose helped catapult my liking for trans women.
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I don't want to slight anyone by not liking their post.
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For example, you could say, I'm liking where this is going.
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Liking an islamophobic tweet is not the same as being islamophobic.
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"I started liking Arzaylea because I heard her voice," she says.
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There's simply liking NSFW tweets, which is the most passive route.
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"I don't think there's a least liking it," Jessa, 24, explained.
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Q. What's another reason for not liking the anniversary this year?
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Democrats are liking their chances going into this November's congressional elections.
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Branson says that he quickly took a liking to Godfrey. Why?
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"I've never noticed anyone not liking my body hair," he said.
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It doesn't say, 'subject to me liking Donald Trump' or anything.
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I don't have an issue with people not liking the movie.
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That is, they plan to vote for Trump without liking him.
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Her confidence in and liking for each of these plans differ.
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Arts | New Jersey You can't charm me into liking a play.
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It has nothing to do with not liking the Apple Watch.
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We were dissed for liking hip-hop and sagging our pants.
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I can understand if people watching come away not liking him.
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Gerd: Philip has slowly gotten round to liking Depeche Mode too.
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Often I'll end up liking a boy's mom more than him.
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And users can further configure the tab to their own liking.
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Like – Facebook designed Reactions so Liking is still as easy ever.
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And there's no boycott against liking rich white male superheroes, either.
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Liking The Office is roughly as interesting as being lactose intolerant.
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Systrom seems to have taken a liking to Dalio&aposs mantras.
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"We don't show strong women liking money on screen," she said.
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From there, you can adjust to your (and the couple's) liking.
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More recently the students surprised me by really liking Natalia Ginzburg.
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No medical therapy can compensate for not liking your sexual partner.
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"I don't remember liking to hit the ball," Naomi told me.
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Every president gets to choose nominees of his or her liking.
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Also: Trump liking Sanders is the "funniest thing" to Nunberg. 34.
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Elizabeth Warren, who have previously put forward proposals to their liking.
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I started liking watches when I was growing up in Madrid.
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So, of course, you're going to have people not liking me.
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Customize cookies to your liking with chewy, classic or crispy settings.
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The steak was cooked to our liking, though, with generous portions.
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When she does, will she find a candidate to her liking?
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She thinks I'm a moral cretin for liking both so much.
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We might be going to hell for liking it so much.
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However, the form factor still isn't common enough for our liking.
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Russia has taken a particular liking to the European radical right.
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Venture capitalists took a liking to Mr. Conrad and the company.
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If I'm honest, this isn't just about liking my current haircut.
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It's a very likeable painting, but were people liking us, too?
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We can message each other and we're liking each person's stuff.
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I understand him not liking the Lodges having a monopoly on the real estate and I get not liking the way they came to own the property, but still no one in this town is a saint.
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You would never say to a friend, ''Is everything to your liking?
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As for the fragrances, Morreale will customize an aroma of your liking.
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Marlon took a liking to me early on for the strangest reasons.
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Things like: liking a racy picture on Instagram, or texting your ex.
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"In modern society we shame women for liking sex," Begin said, aptly.
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And what about his habit of liking steaks cooked really well done?
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Liking the soundtrack meant you "get" the guy behind a beloved movie.
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He took a liking to pricing options, and learned about the market.
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If tropical beaches, sandy deserts and temperate forests aren't to your liking.
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The starting torque and brake speed can be adjusted to your liking.
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RELATED: Shop Stylish Outdoor Benches for the Garden A liking for lichen.
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Palmer is almost definitely alive, as he's still liking tweets on Twitter.
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If anything, he&aposs guilty of liking the finer things in life.
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I could create jobs and use my own PostScript to my liking.
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So for anybody who's judging it and not liking it, that's fine.
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I don't imagine this was a situation of their liking or choosing.
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So, with that caveat, yes, that "wanting versus liking" paradigm is accurate.
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A much fancier one, but not quite to Linda's (Beth Dover) liking.
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Go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Text Size and adjust to your liking.
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It also allows customers to add or remove cushiness to their liking.
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The average user isn't just liking or commenting on the occasional post.
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"It's there that I really took a liking to filmmaking," she says.
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"My mom keeps liking tweets of people hating on me," she wrote.
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That means you can dial your car's ride to precisely your liking.
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The same is true of abstract art—more familiarity means increased liking.
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I did MDMA so much that I actually started liking house music.
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Also to their liking: promoting open enrollment and bolstering risk sharing programs.
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Previously, the buttons for liking and sharing both used Facebook's corporate logo.
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Liking something on Facebook isn't going to move your member of Congress.
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Acknowledging potential in the wines is not the same as liking them.
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But, deep liking is an experience that's best avoided if you can.
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The app also lets you customize your morning mission to your liking.
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But Trump apparently took a liking to Kavanaugh and nominated him anyway.
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I'm liking the idea of David Tanis's recipe for vegetarian mapo tofu.
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It's just violence and sex and you're all insane for liking it.
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He finds nuggets, shapes them to his liking and then shares them.
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People were 'liking' each comment depending on whose side they were on.
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Did you go into the project liking him, and did that change?
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Surely, liking The Cro-Mags meant we had, like, everything in common.
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Just kidding, super liking is for desperate creeps with totally unfuckable jobs.
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You can accept him as your God by following, Liking, or subscribing.
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If you weren't predisposed to liking her, there was plenty to criticize.
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It's a weird feeling for me, not liking a cult TV show.
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He also has taken a liking to John Steinbeck and Jon Ronson.
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The Hunt Elaine Burns had moved far too often for her liking.
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I've seen you commenting on his photos, liking his photos, poking him!
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I'm already liking this a lot more than I thought I would.
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But Wall Street may not find Mr. Liu all to its liking.
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How did you go from liking comics to wanting to create them?
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I'm surprised—I rather enjoy the taste, despite not usually liking whiskey.
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Besides liking the work, what guiding principles do you follow in collecting?
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Donald Trump is well known for liking people he thinks are tough.
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Liking and commenting on others' tweets and shares and schmoozes and blogs.
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And he's not liking Snapchat these days but he uses it excessively.
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LK We sometimes resketch each other's sketches to our own liking, too.
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And the fund manager just sort of took a liking to me.
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He's liking law school so far, but it's a lot of work.
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Actually liking it would just make you a crazy slut, after all.
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I remember being ashamed of liking Jamiroquai back when Jamiroquai was popular!
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More disturbing are the potential longterm effects of all this empty Liking.
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But they weren't checking text messages or liking a photo on Facebook.
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I do remember not liking Maurice Sendak as much as everyone else.
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"I guess people in the concession stands are liking us," McElwain said.
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But in terms of liking me or impressing them, I don't care.
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"Liking" the pics does not seem consistent with keeping the pics private.
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After that, we both took a liking to each other pretty quickly.
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Liking the show is hardly unique, as is the case with liking dogs (hugely popular animals, big on the internet), pizza (literally named America's favorite food), or coffee (more than half of the US population drinks coffee daily).
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"I&aposm not liking the sound of this, but go ahead," Trump said.
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Liking things ironically is, on general principle and by definition, a bullshit proposition.
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Macron's strong pro-Europe stance was not to Russia's liking however, he said.
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If the food isn't cooked to her liking she always lets us know.
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"Our conversation was I was complaining about not liking Donald Trump," said Markle.
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" "But the President does have discretion to choose a staff of his liking.
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I hope they see it and I hope they end up liking it.
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When the housework wasn't done to the couple's liking, they physically abused her.
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I've always taken a liking to big guys, and I don't mean muscly.
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Instead, it gives you a starting point you can tweak to your liking.
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LG is also adding preset options for tuning the sound to your liking.
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Whether the material is to your liking or not, the design is excellent.
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The least punk thing is liking the Queen, or any sort of authority.
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Millennials are not going to suddenly start liking banks more than root canals.
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I just wish I grew up with her liking how she looked too.
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Things like repeatedly liking an ex's Instagram posts, or constantly texting someone else.
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Drivers will be able to customize the user interface to their liking, too.
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"The captain of this ship — she's taken a liking to me," he says.
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But the commenting and liking on National Geographic photos has lately been unrelenting.
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But when the gang shows up, Hiram takes a particular liking to Archie.
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"I hate myself for liking him so much," one woman says of Seungri.
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Kourtney Kardashian's kids are growing up a little too fast for her liking!
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It's really the fandom who takes to liking a certain type of queens.
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But the two decades of peace that followed were not to his liking.
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Some people simply have a genetic predisposition for liking or loathing cilantro's flavor.
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I didn't expect to like these sauces, but I ended up liking them.
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It'll also remember your driving preferences and prepare the car to your liking.
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Because me not liking where I'm at is such a waste of energy.
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I liked the record but I couldn't imagine millions of people liking it.
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Kudos to them for showing us the results (albeit edited to their liking).
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McDermott says their son Kane has taken a liking to her pregnant belly.
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Overall, I remember liking it and left the theatre with a good feeling.
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Liking what they saw, investors cranked open the venture capital spigot in 103.
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The first verse of "Princess" mentions people criticizing your daughter for liking Frozen.
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But Garmendia's internet-born fan base rewards him beyond merely liking and subscribing.
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"I just thought not liking to swim is a funny detail," Ellickson said.
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Customizing an app exactly to your liking can be a lot of fun.
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We really like this Ever felt weird "liking" a sad post on Facebook?
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I think Lester Bangs ended up really liking a lot of Alice's music.
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They can also endorse the crowdsourced billboards by retweeting or liking the tweets.
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That said, the capacitive Android keys aren't going to be to everyone's liking.
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You can be forced to do something so much you start liking it.
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Instead, Tinder users there opt for "liking" people in marketing and product development.
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People are also liking, tweeting and instagraming the NBA more today than ever.
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Just prepare for the fact that you may end up liking every one.
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You can also adjust the temperature to your liking and ignore the modes.
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But overall this doughnut was just a little too sweet for my liking.
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Throttle response, transmission mapping and steering heft can be dialed to your liking.
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The butterflies seemed to take a particular liking to Max and Vanessa's parents.
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We also decided it was time to start liking the taste of beer.
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Right now, people bookmark Tweets by liking, DM-ing to themselves, or Retweeting.
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I'm stepping back more and more and I'm liking it because he's amazing.
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Imagine liking The Devil Wears Prada and not even feeling embarrassed about it!
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These two children of real-estate moguls are liking Washington, according to friends.
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I browsed around and found a psychic medium to my liking named Shelley.
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My forte was in liking what I do and contributing to the craft.
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In high school, I remember lying to my cousins about liking Salman Rushdie.
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There is something about looking in the mirror and liking what you see.
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Easy to get up for this game, growing up, not liking them anyway.
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Some conservative pundits even thought the party could mold him to their liking.
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Paying a compliment on Instagram is as simple as liking a few photos.
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Liking the life you're living while you're losing looks different to each individual.
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Brown explains the difference comes down to the idea of wanting versus liking.
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He talks down to his staff, and ignores advice not to his liking.
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She's even been liking a few shady tweets about Peter on the low.
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Pulse until it's creamy, then taste and adjust the flavors to your liking.
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I get a mezcal cocktail, which is a little spicy for my liking.
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And also telling the audience that abortion is not about not liking kids.
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Not liking football is reason enough, but did anything else affect your decision?
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There was a cringe factor attached to liking something "so foreign," she added.
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Hoping Trump can calm people down is liking hoping cocaine can fight insomnia.
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And I know, Kelly, you're going to end up liking him a lot.
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"I resisted and resisted, and then I ended up liking it," he said.
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But he was too slow to overhaul the group for the board's liking.
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A mother notices the husband of a fellow mom liking bikini model photos.
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He said his administration worked to tweak the bill more to its liking.
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"I'm happy that Mr. Hanks took a liking to our Maluch," he said.
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This popcorn was way too sweet for my liking and tasted distinctly artificial.
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Overall, I ended up liking the camera for the cool stuff it did.
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" When you arrive at the page, a blue box says, "start liking now.
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But, if anything, I ended up liking everything more than I initially had.
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The list, of course, does not include tweeting and liking posts on Facebook.
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I'm liking what the quarterback position is doing, the defense is balling out.
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But it doesn't explain why we developed this liking in the first place.
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That poll again showed people of color liking Sanders more than white voters.
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She accused him of only liking her for that and kind of stormed out.
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Does a new follower liking eight of your photos in a row mean anything?
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I'll notice them when I'm liking comments or trying to respond to my supporters.
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Both of these energy settings can be customized to your liking via this application.
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Strain and discard veg and bones, and keep simmering to reduce to your liking.
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It helps me to further define and reshape my own parameters to my liking.
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ML: The difference between wanting and liking is the difference between anticipation and experience.
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"It's not like anyone is going to stop liking dogs and cats," Schimkowitz said.
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This isn't the first time Kaling has taken a liking to a celebrity cookbook.
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" When Mr. Kasich built on his answer, Mr. Trump quipped, "I'm liking him tonight.
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Elizabeth's bishops despaired of her liking for icons and vestments, but defended her nonetheless.
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We got stories involving TMI, spying, and a cringe-inducing case of accidental liking.
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Participants voted by liking the photos of the dolls that they found the creepiest.
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It was just out, but yeah they ended up liking it so that's good.
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"Cal's doing great — right on schedule, but too slow for his liking," he said.
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Liking Tootsie doesn't make you rotten any more than making it proves Hoffman fresh.
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But we're liking the idea of a huge platter of loaded nachos as well.
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If they hustle to Yin and Bahn's liking, the fund may invest additional money.
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Democrats don't necessarily need to convince a single Trump fan to stop liking him.
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Hopefully your beloved pal doesn't end up liking his new audiobooks more than you.
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The face includes two complication spots, allowing users to customize it to their liking.
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" She later added that she was "open to liking any gender in the future.
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The video starts with the woman liking the first taste of the ice cream.
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"In some cases merely 'liking' another's post of that nature is enough," it adds.
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For boys, examples include building things, liking action films and playing with toy cars.
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Twitter, usually a whirlwind of snark, took a liking to Christina after her story.
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People tend to underestimate the importance of liking their trainer on a personal level.
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At the end of the workout without music, they reported liking the routine overall.
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But, usually, unburdening ourselves rather than burden-sharing won't work out to our liking.
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If I'm not liking listening to something I used to hate something's gone wrong.
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And what's the viewer's reason for liking or caring about the character at all?
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Price rises have for some time been too feeble for Western central bankers' liking.
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People really started liking The Donnas, so we ended up merging the bands together.
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Although I'm really liking the looks of the new MacBook Pro coming out tomorrow. .
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When you loved someone, you should be able to get back to liking them.
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The vodka martini is a timeless favorite that you can customize to your liking.
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There's a big difference between me answering it and you not liking the answer.
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Tipping also threatened to make a very clean experience too messy for Uber's liking.
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People are posting and liking private photos on public places like Snapchat and Facebook.
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The Russians aren't liking the U.S. getting up to 11 million barrels a day.
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Well, we're liking this kinda-local corn we're starting to see at the market.
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That's a 9-percentage point increase in Biden supporters liking Harris as the nominee.
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These tables are not conventional and can be moved and reconstructed to your liking.
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Instead of "following" pages and "liking" posts, encouragement is offered in "sniffs" and "licks."
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Liking old tweets isn't the only way these spambots attempt to annoy you, though.
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He took a liking to this fledgling boxer, who showed both talent and heart.
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At least here in Sweden, there's been this new generation of kids liking it.
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We scroll through Facebook every day, looking at pictures and videos, commenting and liking.
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Thankfully, you can tweak those settings to your liking through the Google Home app.
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There are lots of games I'm okay with not liking, even if they're popular.
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It's funny how people see that as the opposite of trolling—obsessively liking vs.
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Grandparents crouched over, comparing notes, chattering excitedly when they find numbers to their liking.
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And all because their grandson's accent is a bit too American for your liking?
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This looks far too "soft" for the liking of fervent Euroskeptics in her party.
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Liking curly fries, for example, was a reliable predictor of higher than average intelligence.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH), a man known for liking a good congressional fight, agreed.
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Not liking Once Upon a Time in Hollywood for literally any reason is fine.
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A few people say that the unit doesn't heat up enough for their liking.
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I end up liking two of the shirts and am undecided about the jeans.
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On his home turf, the chief justice suggested, things were more to his liking.
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Or maybe critics will get mad, if they end up not liking the film.
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By contrast, her sister, Mary, is working a little too hard for her liking.
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I, too, am lost, and find myself under the trees in autumn, liking it.
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A Catholic priest notices a fellow priest liking gay porn star pics on Instagram.
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He could win a choice election without a majority of people actually liking him.
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Instead, they want to nullify the election and install somebody more to their liking.
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Toss and then coat with the sprinkle of cayenne and salt to your liking.
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In fact, hating New Year's Eve might be even more common than liking it.
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"But here's where not liking a guy [Trump] gets in the way," he continued.
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It doesn't have to involve liking the person, feeling their pain, or anything else.
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And we're not the only ones who find ourselves liking Negan way too much.
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I hope solvers like the grid as much as I ended up liking it!
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He had a particular kind of charm if he took a liking to you.
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"And just to be totally clear: this is not about fans liking or not liking the movie - I've had tons of great talks with great fans online and off who liked and disliked stuff, that's what fandom is all about," Johnson wrote.
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" The Russian foreign ministry responded by liking Trump&aposs tweet and then replying: "We agree.
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Does she "like" him, as Harrison suggests — or has she been manipulated into liking him?
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She originally planned to wear a large, but found the medium more to her liking.
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While the egg was really good, the bread was way too squishy for my liking.
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"This is another human being that is obviously not liking it," Muck told the outlet.
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On top of the stratospheric starting price, buyers can customize the King to their liking.
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You try something out of your comfort zone and end up actually liking the workout.
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She double tapped, trying to zoom in the photo, and ended up LIKING the picture.
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Despite the mishap, Lacoste ended up liking the process so much he joined the AND!
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Hopkins is basically an 81-year-old teen and I. Can't. Stop. Liking. This. Shit.
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Can liking your teammates be enough to advance deep in the playoffs in the N.B.A.?
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Weather Up is pretty committed to making sure the interface is exactly to your liking.
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We are liking the look of those strong dark brows with this Renaissance-inspired style.
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Robin Vos, Speaker of the assembly, also called Mr Evers too liberal for his liking.
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"Parents and even kids are liking the 'visual detox' effect of Leela Kids," he said.
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Despite one's avenue of involvement, the umbrella of liking walking, talking animals is a constant.
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As the show progressed and expanded, the idea of liking different drag came into play.
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Now that the show is so popular, liking it might mean that you're an extrovert.
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I think dopamine is a motivational process that is very distinct from liking or pleasure.
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"Omg ily," Grande wrote in the comments section after liking the mother of three's photo.
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I've never loved it, but I always hope I'll grow out of not liking it.
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There, the two have paranormal encounters that are a bit too real for their liking.
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He said he doesn't even use Downy, and had no memory of liking its page.
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"Matthew liking the strip club, that was a huge turn off for me," Candace says.
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After class he came up to me and asked how I was liking the class.
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But, liking what they heard, both listed Brown as a top choice in the lottery.
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Afterward, she praised Gillibrand's performance, noting she saw people nodding and liking what they heard.
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Perhaps a coffee table made from an emergency exit door is more to your liking?
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Hell, even Conor McGregor begrudgingly admitted to liking him during their season as rival coaches.
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I check to see if he's liking things on Instagram and the whole nine. Pathetic.
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If you loved someone once, you can probably get back to at least liking them.
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It was that and "51 Bandz (Remix)," and I started liking those type of beats.
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A panel of 76 consumers also ranked their liking of the chilled and unchilled tomatoes.
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We see customers liking the everyday deep value opportunity being offered within our mall locations.
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But you can customize your own Coachella/Bonnaroo/Warped Tour/Lollapalooza kit to your liking.
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Soccer is the most followed (via users liking Facebook Pages) sport on the social network.
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Taste and adjust seasoning to your liking (sometimes a pinch of salt is needed). 3.
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If I remember correctly, Johns did one and then, liking it, did another on canvas.
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I can't imagine liking a story less because I knew how it ended in advance.
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Yet Mr. Lyon views him with such affectionate generosity that you can't help liking him.
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Howe took a liking to the rising talent, and they two formed a strong bond.
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"People are liking what they're hearing and that's what's really cool about Christine," Imse added.
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Ms. McCallister said that so far, she found the job very much to her liking.
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Liking him is a good sign at age fifteen, a bad one by age twenty.
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But I can't help liking the kind of movies I like—even though I try.
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Andrew Cuomo is still liking his odds in what could yet be a contentious primary.
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"Anger is necessary for people to go beyond not liking what they see," she said.
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They seemed to know that what would be forthcoming wouldn't be exactly to their liking.
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If what they come up with isn't to passengers' liking they often have an alternative.
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Now, Trump seems to have taken a liking to the disappearing photo and video app.
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Forty percent said were motivated by her positions and 11 percent cited liking her personally.
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The Turkish military has a history of overthrowing regimes that are not to its liking.
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Apple also added some new watch faces, letting you tailor the look to your liking.
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My wife's grandfather is the best, he literally writes 'LIKE' instead of liking the post.
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But since taking office, the blustery billionaire has taken a liking to keeping rates down.
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Educational improvement over that time period was steady, if not fast enough for anyone's liking.
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And then the prequels came out and through Spaced, I ended up not liking them.
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As hilariously small as that margin may be, liking Shakespeare never felt that important anyway.
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On Serenade In Red, I watched it though and it was more to my liking.
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He's got a harem and, according to the comic books, takes a liking to Carl.
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They also found where most people were tweeting, Liking, and posting about these fashion looks.
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But equally clear is the reason why these may not be to all users' liking.
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I kept hearing more of their songs as I started liking more on my apps.
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Some number of people are trying these services for the first time, and liking them.
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Once you select a photo, you can resize and crop the image to your liking.
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Cuchillos takes a liking to Monse (Sierra Capri), and it's not difficult to see why.
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Looks like Cosby's liking his chances, too, at this point ... we're sensing no shame here.
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It's an underdog sport and there's something beautiful about liking a team that doesn't win.
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I resented the fact that liking someone of the same sex was not widely accepted.
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But I'm liking it better now that I've seen the clues that go with it.
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People were executed for the slightest of crimes: wearing glasses, speaking French or liking ballet.
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"If that woman haunts her furniture, then she's taken a liking to me," he continued.
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HEALY He once mentioned liking "Citizen Kane" to me, as a great movie about newspapering.
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He suggested Léger, liking the allusion to lightness, for which the French word is légèreté.
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There are maybe one or two or three flies that take a liking to you.
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You can adjust everything to your liking — more or less butter, garlic, spices, and milk.
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If liking fun, inexpensive, short-distance transportation is wrong, I don't want to be right.
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Unfortunately, the pricing structure hews a little too close to traditional TV for my liking.
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And just as he began liking his life in Nicaragua, he was being deployed elsewhere.
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It took around a year and five months to fix the house to her liking.
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I'm liking this recipe for scallop gumbo, and this one for steamed fish on kale.
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Lynne Spears was also spotted "liking" comments on Instagram about the #FreeBritney movement, Yahr wrote.
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It seems level 3 charging is still just a little too prohibitive for Zero's liking.
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In terms of him not liking stuff about her, that's what he disliked the most.
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If you chose a photo, this is where you can adjust it to your liking.
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"I really began liking my new foods much better than my old foods," he said.
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Cruz blamed a "staffing issue" for his account liking the porn video last Monday night.
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Searching for coupons online or liking retailers' social media sites can result in substantial discounts.
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Use this opportunity to see if you can shape the new role to your liking.
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"You won't find any business owners who would admit to liking this law," he said.
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Such actions resulted in those people liking him, trusting him and feeling indebted to him.
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Reading the play on paper, it was hard to conceive of Clinton fans liking it.
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For some reason, through the process, I find myself really liking every person I follow.
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While both fit, I ended up liking the fit of my usual size much more.
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I also remember picking up Michael Jackson from their collection and liking it, plus Madonna.
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While both are true to some extent, the reality is that your liking of cat videos and flirt-Liking work colleagues' posts doesn't amount to a heck of a lot, while Amazon's knowledge of you is locked inside your re-orders of washing powder.
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Besides, she added, none of the big leftist political parties were radical enough for her liking.
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Sims and Scarlett donned coordinating floral looks, which Sims admits she has a big liking for.
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Then other people started picking up this look and liking it, and so it went on.
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More fighting would create fresh opportunities to reward loyalists and tilt Syria's demography to his liking.
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Also, since there's no companion app with Crazybaby, you can't customize the sound to your liking.
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"There is such shame with Matt Lauer not liking you," an unnamed former employee told Variety.
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" Wendy's Co: "I've been liking Wendy's for a long time and I'm not relenting one bit!
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I know all of these people came up not liking it who are loving it now.
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Indeed, salt depletion during these susceptible times seems to chronically activate the salt-liking reward system.
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That became the new normal for her, not liking to be touched, at least by me.
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No. 8003 was McDonald's, making Cramer feel lonely for liking the stock on the conference call.
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So, she followed O'Brien's personal account on Twitter and began retweeting and liking his best tweets.
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His tweets are funny and he's very intelligent, so I took a great liking to him.
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But Sanchez may in fact have done rather too well for the pro-independence camp's liking.
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We're liking this cheap, high-quality booze trend where we don't have to leave the supermarket.
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His Democratic opponent, Leslie Cockburn, publicly accused him of liking and sharing Bigfoot erotica in July.
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Li reaped the rewards of expressing her doubts and Bay reworked the script to her liking.
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We're liking David Tanis's recipe for jigae, which would be a fine repast on Monday night.
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The Communist Party is using the BRI to reshape a world order more to its liking
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AND THAT'S WHY YOU'RE WONDERING WHAT'S GOING ON AND WHY THEY'RE NOT LIKING REPUBLICANS OR DEMOCRATS.
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She friended me on Facebook, liking photos I posted of our cats and articles I'd written.
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So we did the whole thing and I ended up really liking it, it was fun.
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It says liking and commenting on your friends' posts is linked to improvements in mental health.
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It's clear from the video below that Cy has taken a liking to the beds too.
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I recently talked my mom about how she's liking her EarGo hearing aids six months in.
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It is not just because of China's growing clout in shaping its environment to its liking.
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You go on Twitter and start liking s—, endorsing that type of nasty ass f—— behavior.
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I figured "liking" the food I ate was a luxury I couldn't afford at this time.
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"I am really liking producing to be honest," she says of her dual role for Tallulah.
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It's true what they say — liking the people you work with literally makes all the difference.
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I love, love, love dairy milk and the soy was way too sugary for my liking.
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Making major life changes involves liking yourself enough to want to do good things for yourself.
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Simply sharing or "liking" commentary that the regime deems subversive has landed hapless netizens in prison.
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It kind of struck the same chord that I remembered liking when I got into Venom.
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Screenshot: George Vaughan (eBird)When did you start liking gulls, and why do you like them?
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It's a passive experience that involves a lot scrolling and liking, but very few meaningful interactions.
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It was right around that time that Bannon got a little too big for Trump's liking.
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And then we'll follow a lot of girls who are liking a post or viewing something.
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Lawmakers could sign the petition early next week if Ryan&aposs plan isn't to their liking.
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Those who could prove their citizenship to the government's liking would be listed on the register.
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And you know that JoJo liking him just makes the other guys hate him more. 6.
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"It's as if even liking a male character who might also like dudes defines them personally."
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Tap on Quick Settings and you can remove and re-arrange shortcut icons to your liking.
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He could then rewrite the constitution to his liking and strip political power away from opponents.
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I love me some Kylie I'm not going to lie / She makes me reconsider liking guys.
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Carmelo's also been doing something he never used to do -- liking her posts on social media.
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But [I remember] listening to tapes of juke mixes or house mixes and just liking it.
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Shortly after interning, I started to realize that I was really liking the work a lot.
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We're liking Italy very, very much and it was an honor to be with the Pope.
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Now he's got everybody not liking his son and he's gonna have to deal with that.
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Dog's Knee told George to stay away from it after Kony took a liking to it.
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William Shatner has been very vocal about not liking Nick and I just think that's funny.
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Not liking someone's — or some Steller's jay's — voice is enough of a reason to despise them. .
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She explained to ABC's Juju Chang that pansexuality means liking "beings" and being attracted to personalities.
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The couple is known for liking their privacy — and who wouldn't at a time like this?
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Just don't try telling that to anyone who's taken a liking to supposedly mermaid-inspired beauty.
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It's huge, full of old game memorabilia, and way too clean and cold for my liking.
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Imagine if liking its pages and then mass-posting inspirational quotes on them could hamper terrorism.
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Rather it sought to co-opt Mr Khan and sculpt an administration more to its liking.
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Once home, they used various intrigues, including deaths, to rearrange the succession more to their liking.
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She promised to walk away from the Brexit negotiations if they were not to her liking.
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Instagram is getting rid of the feature that let you see what everyone else was liking.
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Since the knowledgeable staff happily provide samples, you should find at least one to your liking.
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Similarly, the bar for removing content would need to be higher than simply not liking it.
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Raven took a liking to Enotiades's new Alfa Romeo, and suggested that they make a trade.
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And as for the people who were watching the rape online on Periscope and "liking" it?
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The friend didn't get in, and Barcos didn't end up liking the track she was on.
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At this juncture, I can't imagine liking it because I really am such a control freak.
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It's very much Google's version of liking a Facebook Page, then getting updates in a feed.
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During active addiction, liking sometimes declines, but if it's not there early on, addiction rarely occurs.
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The room is a little too warm for my liking, which is making me slightly anxious.
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I'm liking Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for risotto with tomatoes and corn this time of year.
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"We identify a robust and consistent relationship between question-asking and liking," the co-authors write.
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But in his speech, the president also vowed to rewrite Republican immigration legislation to his liking.
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The revolutionary system allows the instrument cluster to be reconfigured to the liking of the driver.
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If I don't like myself, it's because there is nothing in my insignificant mediocrity worth liking.
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How often do you find yourself liking and clicking on advertisements without even realizing they're advertisements?
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That would be very much to China's liking, as well as an act of dangerous folly.
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Beyond liking the scent, conscious consumers need to know a brand's values to even discover it.
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He said if the government was not to his liking, he would call for new elections.
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In the comments section, readers offer their own reasons for liking, and sometimes disliking, Medieval Times.
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As the Republican and Republican-leaning respondents get younger, the less they report liking Trump's conduct.
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If fish just isn't to your liking, give Wild Planet's Organic Roasted Chicken Breast a try.
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I never stopped liking the game, but what happened did take away some of the joy.
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Sadly, some recent presidential administrations have found that process too slow and burdensome for their liking.
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It's crisp and clear, too, with the ability to tweak the layout to the driver's liking.
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The decision hands large power to Zeman, who can choose a prime minister of his liking.
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And now we're all imps—Maxwellian demons, moving information around, swiping right, "liking," staging insta shots.
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Wheeler said in a statement provided to The Hill that he didn't remember liking the post.
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For dinner on Tuesday, I'm liking this recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes.
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This is my second sale in a week, and I'm really liking the process so far.
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I ended up liking it, because, I thought If you think I'm those, then I'm different.
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I recently bought shampoo and conditioner from Act + Acre and I'm really liking it so far.
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The liberals could always prevent the establishment of a new Court precedent not to their liking.
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"Of course," Perry told reporters when asked about "liking" the Instagram post, according to Us Weekly.
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"I think we're liking getting our picture taken," Ms. Velez-Jackson said approvingly, strolling among them.
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Clinton had the third most new followers, with 6,210 liking her page in the past day.
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She has been criticized last year for liking a tweet referring to trans women as men.
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In February, he was slammed for "liking" conspiracy theories about the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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Because, in my lazy version of it, it means being groovy with everything, and liking everybody.
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For the fact that there is now a best-dressed list for pretty much anyone's liking.
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You like Scorpius so much that when he says Albus is worth liking, you believe him.
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As the voice of his generation, Frank is distraught at reports about millennials not liking sex.
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That is to say: I have little to which I might compare my experience of this festival in the Swiss Alps, which puts me in the precarious position of liking or not-liking something — in my practice, the weakest possible metric for the evaluation of art.
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This is really well done; you can resize the shrunken-down version of Android to your liking.
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Women brought together not by choice, not by liking, but by the necessity of earning our living.
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It's being present and having fun and liking yourself enough to like the person that's with you.
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I remember suddenly feeling guilty for liking it and wondering if some racial boundary had been crossed.
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The second is: You loved each other once, maybe you can get back to liking each other.
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Tweet the hashtag #NBAVOTE with "Zaza Pachulia" and I'll be liking and following you and your tweets!!
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And I found myself liking people that were also friends with Naomi and it just didn't work.
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Others scrolled Facebook timelines -- "liking" or commenting on photos and posts, catching up on news and gossip.
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No more compulsive liking, competitive posting, or comprehensive social media makeovers to try to Get The Look!
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" Cohen's lawyer, Michael Monico, replied: "That's not a crime, liking Russian women," to which Cohen said, "No.
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However, Bialetti does give tips and guidelines for how to brew their "moka" coffee to your liking.
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You mention liking "men in spandex," which is important since you also write Superman for DC Comics.
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During that debacle, Kanye berated Kim for not giving him a Band-Aid product to his liking.
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There would be an open API allowing any developer to build a Mastodon app to their liking.
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He had just been transferred to the adults' prison, and I immediately took a liking to him.
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That said, your boyfriend liking this pic is a little weird, but mostly because he's a boy.
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"I practice at home, and my dog I don't think is liking it very much," he said.
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Maybe something about liking beer does make people more likely to have sex on the first date.
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Katy Perry is in a bedroom, wearing lingerie, and caterwauling about kissing a girl and liking it.
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You're engaged to me, why are you liking another person's photos or still wanting to contact them?
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So, it's just been a process — me getting different artists, and then not liking what they're doing.
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Liking What You See is being developed by Arrival's screenwriter, Eric Heisserer, with Chiang as a consultant.
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The sister doesn't really have a personality beyond liking to play Legos with her brother and dad.
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There's a link between never having left your hometown and liking Donald Trump — especially if you're white.
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"Rajat ended up finding the medical center more to his liking than the camp," Mr. Sickler said.
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He just shares things he takes a liking to, with as much context as he can find.
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You can also ask to have it made with coconut milk if that's more to your liking.
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A politician has accused her opponent of liking Bigfoot erotica, because that's what 2018 has come to.
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Compared to Tyler, he says, Jed "beat around the bush" a little too much for his liking.
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It came as literally no surprise whatsoever, but the markets did not take a liking to Brexit.
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You could also see what posts friends have been liking in the Following section, if you chose.
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Li Tongxiao admitted to rather liking Mr Trump, citing his "charisma", wealth and success before entering politics.
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Testing showed the redesign boosted Liking by 6 percent, so Facebook is rolling it out to everyone.
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It has gotten so much more aggressive in the age of Trump, and people are liking it.
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I soon learned the shows I'd chosen to watch simultaneously were far too similar for my liking.
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I'm sixty-five years old, so I can't really remember when I first started liking the Raiders.
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Well, what if you could just 3D scan some leaves and then tweak them to your liking?
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And I know now that liking those things doesn't have to mean letting go of Latinx connection.
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PaulChanel worked with Atkinson throughout the creation process, until the gorgeous isle was finally to his liking.
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It's an open question, but today's action suggests that we actually might end up liking the answer.
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You can reorganize a Roku's main menu to your liking, but that's not true of Amazon's platform.
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Is it too pre-historic for you liking or do you already have your credit card out?
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Through sharing and liking, the number multiplied to nearly 150m, about two-thirds of the potential electorate.
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It's too oily and spicy for my liking, plus I'm not that hungry after my heavy lunch.
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If Chinese consumers have developed a liking for legal listening, it is for a combination of reasons.
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I'll cop to liking articles that friends have shared on Facebook without reading, let alone evaluating them.
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Presidential power over a party or Congress comes from enough lawmakers needing, fearing or genuinely liking them.
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It's like, instead of going to the strip club and liking the dancers, you like the waitress.
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You go on Twitter and start liking s—, endorsing that type of nasty ass f—ing behavior.
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British citizens were surely looking at their neighbors across the channel and not liking what they saw.
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Ever wondered how Facebook's News Feed algorithms respond when you "love" something instead of just "liking" it?
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The menstruating people I spoke to who don't like period sex cited not liking their periods, period.
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The pair have been quiet on Instagram since late May, going weeks without liking each other's posts.
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The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand The star mentioned liking this classic when speaking to Marie Claire. 27.
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And apparently, Malika was a little too wrapped up in her relationship with Ronnie for Khloé's liking.
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Genocidal monks in Myanmar and a despot in the Philippines had taken a liking to the platform.
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The king took a liking to the boy, situated at an odd juncture between perception and reality.
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Instead, you lay these LightStrips on the ground in the dirt and bend them to your liking.
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All in all, sources say an estimated $20k went into pimping this ride to the Wests' liking.
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Looking in the mirror and liking what you see is a luxury that can be so empowering.
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I also wasn't enjoying making music and not liking what I did, or the ideas I had.
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I tried it just to see what it was like and ended up liking it a lot.
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President-King [Bashir al-]Assad is not liking the fact that he's being portrayed in this way.
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But liking the taste of processed meat doesn't explain why people get so mad at suggested alternatives.
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This could also include civil servants liking or commenting positively on content deemed radical on social media.
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Just know that if you end up liking it, you'll want to upgrade sooner rather than later.
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If the food is not to her liking, she does not hesitate to let the kitchen know.
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The keys don't have a ton of travel, and they just weren't clicky enough for my liking.
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YouTube determined its top trending videos based on time spent watching, sharing, commenting, liking and other metrics.
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Antonio Brown is still fighting to wear the helmet of his liking through the 2019 NFL season.
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"The customers are engaging with the brand, liking it," said Neha Dharia, a senior analyst at Ovum.
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Out went Mr. Osborne, apparently too associated with the ancien régime for the new prime minister's liking.
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It's not the idea of fame or people liking us that entices me about that song lyric.
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Back in the day, the Europeans took a liking to the guinea fowls imported to the continent.
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In addition to liking Nike, the firm also has overweight ratings on Lululemon and V. F. Corp.
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A research study from 2009 describes wanting to be liked as The Fundamental Principle of Liking (FPL).
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The two disagree on food, cricket and music, but finally end up liking something towards the end.
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Together, we will be planting 500,000 trees in Indonesia as a result of you liking this post.
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But it would most likely consider other projects that would be to China's liking, Mr. Steinberg said.
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Julian Castro's supporters also dislike Williamson far more than any other candidate, with 44% not liking her.
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If the lobby mural is not to your liking, you can avert your gaze and move along.
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Drake followed up Tyga's Vibe interview by liking all of Blac Chyna's Instagram posts, according to BBC.
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These days we all contend with that temptation, swiping and liking our way through the mediated world.
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Kardashian was one of the first in her family to congratulate the couple by liking their post.
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It's going to take something longer than that jail sentence to get me to stop liking her.
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Why not repurpose this app to discourage Facebook users from following or "Liking" the InfoWars Facebook page?
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"[Anttex] ended up liking my shit and we wound up forming a studio together," El-P explains.
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That resurgence has sparked another phenomenon: people thinking that liking The Office is a meaningful personality trait.
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But it's getting close to finished and the final product isn't likely to be to Republicans' liking.
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"I think everybody is liking this conversation, and is waiting to see what the policy prescriptions are."
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I was offered a spot in the dirt much too far along the timeline for my liking.
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The screenshot announced a temporary freeze that prevented her from tweeting, retweeting or liking for 12 hours.
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When her eyes are done, Minaj sits on the adjacent couch, arranging her robe to her liking.
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I recall liking those pieces quite a lot too, both individually and with respect to one another.
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As well as liking and aligning with candidates, ideally voters should feel they know them well, too.
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Progress is less about understanding and liking each other and more about smashing structures that others defend.
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Being alone is something that I have become used to, and started to take a liking to.
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It felt totally for the audience and, at the same time, unconcerned with the audience liking it.
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But we as humans conditioned ourselves into liking the very sensations that were engineered to repel us.
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It was a challenge to then "reverse-engineer" the NW and fill the SE to my liking.
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I posted it and then within five or six seconds, I got three accounts liking my post.
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But Nadal, ranked fourth, steadily gained confidence and reaped results once the footing changed to his liking.
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The more abilities you have, the more you can manipulate and shape the world to your liking.
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But I wound up liking this particular grid the best and how these answers all fit together.
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"As far as what people talk about liking, you have to listen to the absence," Eosphoros said.
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While it was a decent sleeping experience, the mattress was a little too firm for my liking.
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These children, Liking and Disliking, exert a distressing degree of control over just about everything I do.
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The interest meant that the two founders could craft the conditions of the round to their liking.
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From Jack White to Ariana Grande, musical stars have signaled a liking for the Democratic presidential candidate.
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Mr. Obama took a liking to the congressman, a Yale University-trained lawyer and human rights advocate.
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North Korea appears to have taken a liking to monero, the world's 13th largest cryptocurrency by value.
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So I was, shockingly, I guess, pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up liking the program.
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It's the app makers that are optimizing feedback loops to get their users liking or retweeting more.
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From "Lilac Wine" to now, I have really been into the LP. Now I'm liking the record.
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Patrick was flattered when Shabazz started following him on Instagram one day and started liking his pictures.
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Not to get too nerdy, but the beauty of Tumblr isn't liking something, but re-blogging it.
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But when he does so this September, it may not be as much to national Democrats' liking.
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Here's the theory: Disable the metrics on your social media channels of choice and you don't have to fret over why your latest Instagram photo only seems to be half as popular as the one before it, or worry about who's liking or not liking your witticisms on Facebook.
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Wheeler's social media record also included liking a tweet from right-wing documentary filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza that cast doubt on Christine Blasey Ford's sexual assault accusations against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and liking a tweet from Paul Joseph Watson, an editor at the conspiracy site InfoWars.
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I gained two new followers and they both began furiously liking and commenting on my most recent posts.
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It includes curated picks, charts and albums Apple thinks you will like based on your liking/purchase history.
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Even liking photos of things we want—sneakers, tacos, Glossier products—sits in an uneasy well of horniness.
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She has taken such a liking to the beer culture that she is planning a holiday in Belgium.
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Above: When you swipe on a tweet, a heart appears over the tweet to indicate you're liking it.
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The service brings together skilled chefs who customize the meals to your liking, revolutionizing the meal prepping game.
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Since the news broke, Kardashian has been on a rampage of liking tweets that are disparaging toward Woods.
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Below, some of the more entertaining tweets commemorating a time before our lives revolved around liking and sharing.
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If you care about getting invited to the parties and people liking you, you don't become a reporter.
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So what other person out there with a liking for snow could come between Dany and the throne?
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After liking enough tweets, I knew I had to prioritize checking this comedy off of my Netflix queue.
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"A lot of those engagement opportunities that we're doing every day are simply liking a post," said Glick.
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We made a really long list of names and that was the one we all agreed on liking.
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" Explaining why the kitten had taken such a liking to him, Simmons laughed while remarking, "I feed him.
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Liking one of their pics is just sending a like into the void solely to boost their numbers.
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Ashley Chloe reps also said that the accompanying app will let users tweak specific frequencies to their liking.
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The Alabama Political Reporter also noted examples of Bonner liking and defending the use of the n-word.
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So I took him aside and talked to him, and he ended up trying it and liking it.
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Two Louisiana police officers have been fired for sharing and liking on Facebook a bogus story about Rep.
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Fits were never quite right: jeans were ankle-swinging, and sleeves showed too much wrist for my liking.
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You can go for platinum or copper instead, but I've taken a particular liking to this color scheme.
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A wild guess is that this is about liking weed way too much and I appreciate that concept.
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I'm a Wings sitcom fans finder on twitter WINGERS come out there's no shame in liking the show!
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It seems highly likely, since Grande has been liking many tweets that have pointed out these hidden words.
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Pictures of all the contestants are online and the hospital wants people to vote by "liking" their favorites.
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Even without any noise filters, I found myself liking the Here One buds as just regular wireless headphones.
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In part, this reflected their liking for certain policies: the proposed ban on Muslims, or the border wall.
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Capital is moving around investment vehicles in different ways than before; right now, it is liking venture capital.
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Trump also hinted that he might replace a significant number of senior military leaders not to his liking.
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If you're going to lie about liking something you don't really like, it's important to do it well.
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Selena Gomez liking The Weeknd's recent Instagram image could confirm that they're still friendly and maintain some contact.
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But the two men may have to tailor Iran's foreign policy more to the liking of the Guards.
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I want to say about that song, this is about me not being straight and liking girls too.
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Maybe that's why Erinn Hayes is liking every tweet that mentions just how much fans already miss Donna.
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"I think he was liking what he was seeing in front of him …" she said with a laugh.
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In a bowl, mix frosting with enough food coloring to dye it to the shade of your liking.
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It can be subtle, even unnoticeable at first, until that person realizes you're no longer Liking their content.
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But, this all reeks of the promotional posturing between Mayweather and Pacquiao far too much for my liking.
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It's not that I couldn't imagine him liking Downy, just that I couldn't imagine him publicly endorsing it.
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I've spent it online, with you, working, streaming, tweeting, blogging, and yes, liking lots and lots of tweets.
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You can have a fat unicorn whose gorged on too many tacos, if that's more to your liking.
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With the room disinfected to his liking, Zayner jumped into the shower to begin scrubbing off his microbiome.
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Taylor Kinney, Lady Gaga's ex-fiancé, has apologized for liking a shady comment directed at the pop star.
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They say people who disagree with Mr. Trump's ideologies will find the island much more to their liking.
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I remember way more Zao fans liking The Juliana Theory than I ever would have expected them to.
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If the account was purely to monitor Twitter without liking or following anyone, that would be something else.
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Two weeks ago, Instagram was bricked and experienced ongoing issues with refreshing feeds, loading profiles, and liking images.
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Nishimura knows 4chan's notoriously finicky users have other options should he make changes that aren't to their liking.
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The value with Olympus' take on this comes from the ability to tweak each mode to your liking.
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Its liking for solar intensified after Egypt temporarily cut natural-gas supplies during the Arab spring in 280.
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If that's too quiet for your liking, the garish sci-fi show Sense8 unfurls again on May 5.
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Soon men were coming, too, and the conversation grew a little too exploratory for the church leaders' liking.
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In Sunday's interview, Brown dismissed Trump's ultimatum, insisting a deal more to his liking could still be reached.
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These are the people who we tend to think of as being adventurous, liking roller coasters and excitement.
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Such a decision may be expected ... to impel Russian foreign policy in directions decidedly not to our liking.
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Overton served in World War II and had built a reputation for his liking for cigars and whiskey.
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They were impressed by men with manners: more than two dozen mentioned liking it when men opened doors.
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How do you know that a steak, or a piece of salmon, has been cooked to your liking?
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Bezos appears to have a liking for the octopus, both as a food item and a fashion print.
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Sure, it comes down to personal preference, but this one had simply too much caramel for my liking.
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"We're all born liking sweet and salty, and a 2-year-old is no exception," said Dr. Muth.
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" Trump tops Putin in media mentions: "The wall-to-wall coverage went too far for the Kremlin's liking.
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Research suggests that "self disclosure" (revealing information about yourself to another person) predicts liking, closeness, and relationship-building.
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Here they are beginning to work with each other, but you are not liking what they are doing.
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He attacks those around him, casting about for people to blame when something doesn't go to his liking.
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I've managed to turn people who didn't like hip-hop to liking hip-hop so it's vice versa.
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But only once the rest of the country starts liking the sport some two decades after the fact.
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I, on the other hand, am seven pieces of chicken to the wind and not liking his tone.
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"My egoist dream is to have women liking my drawings as [much as] most men do," Ouinesh says.
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You can order any flavor of Frappuccino in the new miniature size and customize it to your liking.
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When I'm composing, the tunes people often end up liking come to me very quickly: 2-3 minutes.
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Is it when a brother and sister are shown having sex in a broken tower (and liking it)?
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You can skip the cheese or add another egg to tweak the dish's nutritional profile to your liking.
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As for the pie filling itself, some taste-testers reported the pie was too tart for their liking.
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Besides, she's online all the time these days, endlessly liking, sharing, and getting into fights with conservative trolls.
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A pair of waffle weave robes hung on the bathroom door but were too thin for my liking.
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How do you come to peace with not liking someone who is much loved and no longer living?
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Assuming this trend continues, I can't imagine myself liking the same music I like now in 20 years.
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Liking selfies, on the other hand, is an optimal way to orbit someone without acknowledging their existence offline.
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I've been searching for new ways to keep liking this country, meaningful ways that don't feel like work.
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This would be very easy to cut down for one or two people, and adjust to your liking.
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Interesting ... Tyga recently started liking Jordan's pics on Instagram, a clear sign he's trying to grab her attention.
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"Sometimes skaters get to an age and they start not liking it, so it's bye-bye," she said.
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Ted Cruz wouldn't say Wednesday who was responsible for liking a pornographic tweet from the Texas senator's account.
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This kinda confusingly makes it look like the reaction sender has actually been liking/flaming their own stuff.
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We had a ton of fun and I ended up really liking him, and then we broke up.
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It made Marriott fire an employee for "wrongfully liking" a tweet by an organization that favors Tibetan independence.
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Facebook also has data on the cars people associate with by posting about them or by liking them.
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She recalls liking Fred, explaining how he would let her off rent if she was a bit short.
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"You need super luck to come from South America and find the weather to your liking," he says.
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But I also recognize that liking books does not make me a good or smart or special person.
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Do you ever find yourself hate-liking those people on Instagram who seem to be permanently on vacation?
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Gavin Newsom, is threatening a state takeover if the giant utility fails to reshape itself to his liking.
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She would start her grooming by liking girls' profiles on Snapchat or Instagram, then sending them complimentary messages.
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But I did start watching "The Sopranos" since I've never seen it, and I'm liking it so far.
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Reach for a can of no-salt-added diced tomatoes, which allow you to salt to your liking.
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Cast members, although not surprised that the play was not to everyone's liking, were troubled by the hostility.
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His wife, Fanny, along with faithful maids, butlers, drivers, and messengers, helped arrange it all to his liking.
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Is this how we're all supposed to go from liking Tom to thinking Owen is the better man?
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He's always thinking, he's on the sidelines talking about, 'Hey, some things I'm looking for, things I'm liking.
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Users will have to decide for themselves if something is worth Liking rather than judging by the herd.
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In addition to liking each founder individually, Darling felt the team as a whole was just very strong.
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But they took a liking to the animal and instead she became a beloved – if mischievous — family pet.
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Amazon has been on a hiring spree lately and it appears that employees are liking what they see.
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But they'll be competing to turn themselves into profitable enterprises in a legal landscape largely to their liking.
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The internet makes this more difficult, even as it makes sharing (or superficially liking) things easier and faster.
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Humans react with particular revulsion to musical signals that are not of their choice or to their liking.
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I will say the first two or three songs I wasn't into but now I'm liking the record.
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"There is a massive trade in stolen data," Hunt said, liking it to the collection of baseball cards.
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Americans are taking another look at the death penalty — and increasingly they are not liking what they're seeing.
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He&aposs getting us paid here, and I don&apost understand because they might not like him, but if I had to choose between someone liking me and someone paying me, I would probably - I mean, I would probably choose them liking me because I&aposm like desperate for self-approval.
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Robyn even said please and thank you, and she told Valerie the name of her teacher, but when Valerie asked whether she liked the teacher her eyes slipped uneasily away from her stepmother's and she shrugged, as if such an idea as liking or not liking hadn't occurred to her.
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Millions of us are posting our Valentine's Day wishes to loved ones and liking and reacting to many others.
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I think you'll be liking some of the things we'll be putting forward in the not so distant future.
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You might even end up liking a new chair so much you'd rather repaint the wall again to match.
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But I wasn't crazy about their eyelash options, which ended up looking a bit too faux for my liking.
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"One principle which relates to this is homophily; it means liking people who are similar to you," she said.
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Oh and who's to blame when the AI's choices not only aren't to my liking but are much worse?
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That's something we're just working on right now and I'm really liking how they're coming out with this band.
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They are eventually invited to configure the car to their liking (items such as paint color and other features).
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The second most common response was liking their spouse as a person, another key facet of friendship-based love.
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Over in Europe, where statism and policies more to Mr. Krugman's liking prevail, the recovery is once again flagging .
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The vibe is bitchy and even shallow: think disses about haircuts, or passively aggressively liking a frenemy's ex's photo.
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"When the reasons for not liking someone are superficial or easily changeable, then ignore the haters, LOL!" she writes.
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You can easily swap that out with a strap of your own liking, so long as it's 20mm wide.
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Your parts are the most compelling, including being unhappy with people and not liking reaction, getting angry at people.
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Since then, Porowski and Lehnhoff have been flirty on social media, often liking and commenting on each other's photos.
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"Liking Media stocks generates 'raspberries' as the Street remains deeply concerned about cord-cutting and pricing issues," it said.
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The questions get way too fake deep for my liking, and honestly, are just begging for people to lie.
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With PostFly, you can automate liking, commenting, and posting content, so you have one less task to think about.
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On social media, such tasks include liking or retweeting certain content to falsely inflate its authority on the internet.
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It started with just a few retweets, but soon Wolf saw thousands of people liking and sharing the tweet.
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A cat named Pretty Boy has taken a special liking to a pregnant goat named Copper in West Virginia.
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Many fans called out the screenshot as being fake, and Minaj acknowledged one of those tweets by liking it.
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The tech giant provides a reliable software backbone, which each automaker gets to develop and brand to their liking.
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"There's an amount of patient capital here and the liking of deeper tech is a big pro," Lo said.
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It also has a cord port for easy charging and sternum straps that you can adjust to your liking.
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You agreed to be friends when you both admitted to liking one another, and maybe you both felt rejected.
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Wyckoff is suspect, though, since she saw Pisano liking and commenting on her dick running Instas back in 2018.
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I can see some people (like athletes who wear gloves) not liking the touchscreen, but I really like it.
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For Julia, autism also means not liking loud noises like sirens, even if they might seem normal to others.
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" Apple Hospitality: "This one has been coming back along with the other hotel REITs, and I'm actually liking them.
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But once you adjust the bass, presence, brilliance, and volume to your liking, it can be pretty damn soothing.
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The liking is personal: Mr Modi regularly scores higher in such polls than either his party or his policies.
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My immediate circle I think are just concerned with people liking who they are and knowing who they are.
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You can also configure it to your liking in different colors and materials (like ballistic nylon!) using Moto Maker.
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The company is adding the ability for users to comment on someone's profile, as opposed to just liking it.
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Users will also get animated 'Taymoji' pictures and stickers, which they can access by liking and sharing other posts.
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Shake Shack is a bit too heavy and greasy for my liking, and I personally prefer In-N-Out.
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In the same way, there are a wide variety of reasons to like something, or conversely, resist liking something.
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He's sort of pulled a Marc Andreesen move where he's still not tweeting but is quietly liking tweets again.
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I've heard some successful investors say that the key to their success is being clinically dispassionate about liking people.
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With Muzzle tweaked to my liking, I could export him to a proper character sheet and print it off.
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And, like Siri, you can always go back into settings later to adjust if it's not to your liking.
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It can be fun and kind of addictive to look through profiles without "liking" anything and giving yourself away.
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But Becca is definitely taking a liking to Blake, and she happily offers him the one-on-one rose.
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After that's done, you just drag your AR Stickers over to a surface and resize them to your liking.
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I think by the time this season ends next week, we might find ourselves liking all of its characters.
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You can also adjust the fry mode to your liking, and you can monitor process via the glass lid.
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If you keep Liking stories from a certain friend or about a particular topic, you'll see more of them.
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Sure it's not perfect, but I found myself liking their version of heaven the more I thought about it.
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The country has a strong and longstanding commitment to democracy, and Colombian voters have shown no liking for Marxists.
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It's hard to find any social network that disallows liking, but Google is still holding out on this feature.
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On mobile, they're more spaced out, and it's easier to see who's loving, liking, and wow-ing a comment.
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JuJu tweeted screencaps of his profile after super-liking him (obviously), as well as screencaps of their smooth exchange.
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With no net neutrality to stop them, ISPs could in theory throttle access to exchanges not of their liking.
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Micha took a liking to me—perhaps because I was the only female he could communicate with in English.
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" Universal Display: "At $50 we started liking it, and I am not backing away from it even up here.
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I don't believe in guilty pleasures, but I feel truly bad for liking "Japanese Boy" by the musician Aneka.
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I messed around with the settings, but ended up liking it most when there was no vibration at all.
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I did a thing they needed, or didn't need but ended up liking, and it made their life better.
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On the flip side, looking in the mirror and not liking, or recognizing, what you see can be terrifying.
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He values in-office time above all else, liking all team members present when they're on the office clock.
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One of the most appealing aspects of Starbucks' menu is that you can customize your beverage to your liking.
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When it comes to liking your job, the way you feel about your manager could be the deciding factor.
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Her liking that statement could be read as some sneaky shade to Perrie since it clearly disses the singer.
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Still, Tisci and his team will oversee all the creative — so we presume it'll be to North West's liking.
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Reporters have since taken the every opportunity that comes their way to make fun of Rubio for liking EDM.
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She stars as Abigail, a theater-obsessed teenage outcast whose teacher Jeremy (Chris Messina) takes a liking to her.
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To be clear: We have zero evidence Cruz was involved in this accidental liking of a pornographic video. None.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to rip up NAFTA if it is not renegotiated to his liking.
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Once his contract with Moscow powerhouse CSKA expired, he was free to explore the American market to his liking.
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The thing I ended up liking the most about The Show That Never Ends is how earnest it is.
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The car is capable of learning the driver's preferences so it can automatically adjust to his or her liking.
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But a faculty member didn't find the performances to his liking, and forcibly rushed the graduates off the stage.
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If he is elected president, it will be Mr. Trump's prerogative to appoint a Fed leader of his liking.
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Facebook executives add that ads also usually include some sort of call to action, such as ''Liking'' a page.
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They have a particular liking for the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party because of its spirit of besieged indomitability.
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Yes, we're mostly joking — but when you think about it, don't people get very divided about liking cats vs.
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He explained that Driscoll's and other breeders, liking the flavor, yet oblivious of the chemistry, had crossed it in.
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According to one prop description, Black Canary (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) "takes a liking to" Harley Quinn's "Suicide Squad" bat.
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Not liking what you see in the mirror is depressingly common, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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She added that many people right now scroll through Instagram mindlessly liking posts, not really taking in the content.
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When answering this question, Gardner says candidates should also be prepared to explain their reasoning behind liking the website.
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"So how are you liking your time here so far?" she asked Molly, to ease up on the intensity.
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The first thing you should know about Taco Bell is that any meal can be customized to your liking.
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"What you're liking is vandalism," Archer told Kohen during the call, which you can listen to in part here.
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I remembered using a Galaxy S3 while living in India a few years ago and liking it well enough.
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Prior research has shown that initial drug-liking predicts misuse: Why would you pursue something that you don't enjoy?
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But liking things has always been one of the big priorities in all of our lives together and separately.
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However, Cosmopolitan reported that Kelley has a habit of liking tweets that are not always very flattering about Peter.
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Ms. Redstone ousted Mr. Dauman and replaced him with an executive more to her liking, Robert Bakish, in 2016.
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Log on, and you'll encounter a Facebook-esque timeline, filled with accounts sharing and liking digital "prayers" and verses.
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Meanwhile, Turkish forces wait on the sidelines, threatening to join the fray if things don't unfold to their liking.
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"One thing he didn't stop doing, though, was watching my Stories and liking photos on Instagram," Ms. Mahan said.
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It is usually much too complicated to be entertaining, and it may not be to everyone's liking at all.
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Santa, who's straight, takes a liking to Andrés and dresses up to visit him and bring him small gifts.
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Scale your images to your liking, and throw a title and some tags on it (like #TCPOffensive, hint, hint).
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The seventh seed said the abbreviated match was probably better for his body but not entirely to his liking.
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A $1.2 million house, it had been fully renovated by a contractor, but it wasn't configured to their liking.
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Facebook executives add that ads also usually include some sort of call to action, such as "Liking" a page.
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Just open it and drag the top or side of the menu to adjust the size to your liking.
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"Isabelle loves art, and I cannot buy anything without her liking the piece as much I do," he said.
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Choose a business that checks both boxes — something for which you have both a liking and a knack. 2.
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At Amazon, there are plenty of colors to choose from, and you can mix and match to your liking.
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The company also hopes to lure riders away from buses or subways they find too crowded for their liking.
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Mr. Trump visited Australia in 2011, expressing a great liking for the country and entering the fray with China.
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Their concerns are based on past research showing that if exercise is intense, most people report not liking it.
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And liking someone certainly didn't merit the kind of behavior he was exhibiting, which was making me feel unsafe.
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This — repeated one to two million times with subtle variations — is my life under Liking and Disliking's merciless regime.
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And when the talks were not proceeding to Mr. Singh's liking, the city's team of negotiators was suddenly replaced.
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They took a liking to the pig carcasses in such numbers, they formed great squirming mats on the ground.
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Or just...being basic, a catchall phrase that tends to make fun of women for liking girly things (sorry?!).
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Trump on Tuesday said he would consider cutting aid off if countries do not cooperate enough to his liking.
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Rachman also explores the decreasing ability of Americans and Europeans to shape to their liking outcomes around the world.
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A man receives a DM from his ex wondering why he's liking photos of someone who gave her gonorrhea.
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The 52-year-old singer said he doesn't view it as liking women who are much younger than him.
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"If that doesn't work to her liking, then she won't let us vote on the bill," Inhofe added Thursday.
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"If that doesn't work to her liking, then she won't let us vote on the bill," Inhofe reiterated Thursday.
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But I think there's a difference between not liking something and targeting the person who works in that field.
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That may range from people possibly "liking" fewer posts to making it harder to discern who bought fake followers.
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Media and online space in Russia is heavily filtered; those posting, sharing or liking "undesirable content" receive prison sentences.
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Joshua Kushner in July and August began "liking" a number of vociferously anti-Trump tweets from his Twitter account.
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When you subscribed to a magazine two years ago, it feels disconnected to you liking something on Facebook today.
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"When we did travel, we kind of developed a liking for doing it in a comfortable way," said Carmen.
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The entire team talks about the value of liking one another, the comfort they have with the coaching staff.
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It was a little tough for a little while, but ultimately [the leaders] are really liking what is happening.
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Ms. Griffin found herself liking the area, which was more residential and less crowded than she was used to.
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For dinner on Thursday, I'm liking the looks of this vegetarian "carbonara" with spinach, from the estimable Kay Chun.
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Before, I used to like the idea of Vans, but the lack of comfort stopped me from actually liking them.
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Cook, turning two or three times, until meat is done to your liking (125 degrees internal temperature for medium-rare).
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Throughout the years, she started liking natural makeup more and more, except for when the moment calls for something else.
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Although Denholm is not one for extreme risks, online or offline, she has spoken about liking to push the envelope.
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Remember when I talked about doing mental backflips to justify liking a record when I talked about the first record?
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Wallace, of course, immediately took a liking to the armchair, apparently seeing it as a resting place exclusively for him.
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The idea of liking Asian men is so hysterical to him that he can't stop making fun of the idea.
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Theresa: It's only when men start liking something that the general public including other men start to give it attention.
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You can customize it to your liking and get it on a warm flaky biscuit or a soft burger bun.
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Bahmanzadeh first met Costelloe at the Camden Palace in 1997, and the pair took an instant liking to each other.
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"Our conversation was I was complaining about not liking Donald Trump, he said &aposgive Donald Trump a chance,'" Markle said.
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For meat, a user inserts a probe into the filet so that the oven can cook it to your liking.
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Once a visualization is implemented, anyone can go in and edit features to their liking using the Reflect design studio.
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Without this enhanced liking, we might not ever seek it out and eat more of it during times of need.
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But that makes it all the more hilarious/depressing when a writer is chastised for not liking a game enough.
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The Shirley Temple King has spoken, and unfortunately not everyone knows how to make the delicious drinks to his liking.
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If the Roku experience is more to your liking, Sharp's 299-inch 244.99K HDR Roku TV is the same price.
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