Chicagoans have been lucking out lately with an onslaught of cheerful food news.
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I was afraid of coming off as braggy after lucking out with an easy baby.
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But he can't even do that before lucking out and securing an appointment, calling at 7 a.m.
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"I failed to get to the Hill, but I ended up lucking out and getting into a phenomenal consulting company called the Brattle Group," he said.
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Actors Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston both shared Instagram photos of themselves lucking out at the 2020 Golden Globes with glasses of champagne from rapper Jay-Z.
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Most people buy them and then want more later, so I usually end up lucking out and making an extra $75, $115 USD off people who would have never, ever bought that kind of stuff.
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Last month I visited one of them, Mansugyo Beer Bar, maintaining the slim hope of lucking out and stumbling into a welcoming Pyongyang stag party until it became clear that the bar was not that kind of establishment.
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And it has rankled top Republicans in Washington who are concerned that he's needlessly providing an opening to McCaskill, a deeply vulnerable incumbent who skated to reelection against a weak Republican opponent in 2012 — and who, they fret, may be lucking out again.
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In my memoir "Lucking Out," knowing how skippable many readers might find a chapter on my initiation into balletomania, I coupled it in the same chapter with a reverie on the Times Square porn scene, hoping to snare and hold the unsuspecting — a devilishly clever tactic that probably fooled nobody.
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In addition, he recently contributed the foreword to Geoffrey Beene's forthcoming book, Identity. His memoir Lucking Out: My Life Getting Down and Semi-Dirty in Seventies New York was published October 25, 2011. In 2017, he advocated for the overthrow of the Trump administration by American intelligence agencies.
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The production team began shooting at the Stanley Hotel in March 1996, the date chosen as it was Denver's snowiest month. However, on the day filming began, they realized the hotel as well as most of Estes Park was in a "snow shadow," meaning it garnered the least amount of snow out of all Denver areas. As a result, they spent $100,000 in snowmaking machines sent from Los Angeles while lucking out on "three or four" shooting days with actual snow falling on Estes. Producer Mark Carliner attributed the lucky snowfalls to a Ute shaman doing a ritual at the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains.
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However, on the day filming began, they realized the hotel as well as most of Estes Park was in a "snow shadow," meaning it garnered the least amount of snow out of all Denver areas. As a result, they spent $100,000 in snowmaking machines sent from Los Angeles while lucking out on "three or four" shooting days with actual snow falling on Estes. Producer Mark Carliner attributed the lucky snowfalls to a Ute shaman doing a ritual at the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains. The cast and crew, such as Cynthia Garris, Mick Garris' wife who plays the woman in Room 217; and Dawn Jeffrey-Nelson, Courtland Mead's acting coach claimed paranormal experiences occurring at the hotel during shooting.
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