"I have certainly done more extravagant weddings," Ms. Millier said.
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Pool floats have become more and more extravagant over the years.
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They are also more extravagant, accounting for 26% of tourist spending.
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Players' announcements have gotten more extravagant and creative over the years.
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The more extravagant version (above) has racked up nearly 3,000 likes.
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Playhouses can come with electricity, running water, and more extravagant features.
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Followed by an even tastier and more extravagant double wrist lock takeover.
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As the business expanded, Scobie became more extravagant with his own spending.
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State dinners are more extravagant and have more pageantry than standard visits.
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This time, though, the stakes are even higher and the success more extravagant.
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Eventually she expects her homemade wreaths to be replaced by something more extravagant.
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For a more extravagant competition, tune into this short-run, holiday-themed series.
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This year, my family chose to go a little more extravagant than other years.
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Riverdale has created a camaraderie that feels organic, and buoys the more extravagant moments.
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It was an extravagant price, carrying with it an even more extravagant interest rate.
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A century later, with the slave trade generating fortunes, tourist advertising grew more extravagant.
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There's not much subtlety possible in here, which lends itself to more extravagant gestures.
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Her "Suits" wedding style leaned more extravagant with an A-line skirt and lace detail.
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Inside the home is even more extravagant, with 132 rooms, three kitchens and 35 bathrooms.
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If you're billionaire Jeff Bezos, though, your Instagram humblebrags tend to be a little more extravagant.
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Coffeemakers, television sets, works of art, and even mattresses are among the more extravagant clipped items.
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But this year she upgraded to full-fledge sexy supermodel status with a much more extravagant set.
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Since then, the Chinese economy has done little to justify the more extravagant warnings of the doomsayers.
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But the home has its fair share of more extravagant amenities as well, like this home theater ...
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In other words, Adobe is going to use AI to make your selfies look even more extravagant.
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Flat or falling earnings from refining and chemicals profits kept Exxon from generating even more extravagant returns.
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But Ms. Furie and Ms. Miriam agreed that a 40-year anniversary called for something more extravagant.
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By that time, the SoundCloud cofounder had scooped up several entrepreneurial awards and adopted a more extravagant lifestyle.
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But the band's fifth LP, Big Black Coat is more extravagant than anything Junior Boys has done before.
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But for some reason, this backpack saga seems bigger (pun intended) and more extravagant than Scott's prior moves.
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Mariah Carey is shooting down rumors about her alleged diva tendencies — and replacing them with even more extravagant tales.
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Lilliet's existential struggle keeps the novel grounded, freeing Chee to push the novel's register to ever more extravagant heights.
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The displays were more extravagant than at Crate & Barrel, but there was a smaller variety of styles and colors.
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The bench representing the Familistère is no more extravagant than those designed by the Shakers or the Amana Inspirationists.
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Unlike her predecessor, Dayana Mendoza, Stefania Fernandez went with a more extravagant look, wearing a red floor-length gown.
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She would later walk the red carpet in an even more extravagant and iconic yellow gown for the 2015 Met Gala.
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Background: The singer is sporting a new, blonde haircut — a serious departure even from some of her more extravagant colored wigs.
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And so he only kept getting more extravagant in his desire to combine deeply emotional musical motifs with schmoopy, overblown storylines.
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In later years, he attended events all over Manhattan and became known for a more extravagant man-about-town night life.
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Of course, her more extravagant experiments with technology don't always hit the mark—remember that bizarre ARTPOP app that never quite materialized?
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Since then, the air travel experience has only gotten worse, making the luxury of high-end flights seem all the more extravagant.
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And, unlike some of the more extravagant trips celebs set off on, you can do more than ogle their enviable travel Instagrams.
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And a glut of entertainment options, from bowling and paintball to bigger and more extravagant theme parks, also draws away potential customers.
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With each birthday or holiday celebration, the reality stars plan an over-the-top affair, each somehow more extravagant than the last.
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So far, the movie theater industry's strategy for fighting back against streaming and home theaters has been to make things more extravagant and expensive.
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To simply ride and watch, ferry tickets are $20 apiece, but for those looking for something a bit more extravagant, ride with Croisières AML.
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He ends his post with a challenge to others to make their own fast-food cakes with even more extravagant designs and increased heights.
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Other more extravagant boxes, like Hello Flo incorporate add-ons like chocolate or underwear in their boxes and can be priced upwards of $40.
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Whether it's a simple battle jacket with denim and patches, or to some of the more extravagant stuff Ray Brown and I concoct together.
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Although minimalism is going to be popular, more extravagant accessories like face jewels and white or metallic eyeliner will complement subtler looks in 2020.
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There were accompanying questions of exploitation, given that the chopped cheese had then become the subject of more extravagant variations in more rarefied places.
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The average order is $80 although, as evidenced by the shirt above, it can get a little higher if you become a bit more extravagant.
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So, he quit his day job, booked the cheapest ticket possible and stayed in an Airbnb, although his posts showed a much more extravagant lifestyle.
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Gone Now builds on this and expands it: its production is more extravagant than its 2014 predecessor's, its depths of feeling heavier and more challenging.
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This status symbol is now set to become an even more extravagant commodity as the government shifts its attention towards engineering a "car-lite" country.
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Suddenly the books are given new life and perhaps AR interactions with them are built on that platform, and more extravagant recastings using the technology.
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Longer video essays, more extravagant vlogs, makeup tutorials, and commentary are all on the rise as a result, alongside political content, lengthy explainers, and documentary series.
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But Donaldson also realized something else: the bigger his giveaways became, and the more extravagant his method of delivering donations seemed, the faster his channel grew.
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He is also concerned that the trend toward ever more extravagant prices for a handful of works amid so-so growth elsewhere is bound to reverse.
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I hope some of that trickles down to me—that I see my clients more often, in more extravagant hotels, with more expensive bottles of champagne.
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The couturier seized upon a leaf brooch by Verdura at an auction preview, bypassing some of the more extravagant marvels on display for the graphic piece.
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These can be small gestures like breakfast in bed or more extravagant such as a private beach dinner, a romantic sunset cruise or even a fireworks display.
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Comedy John Early returns on Thursday for one more extravagant night of his joyous variety show, sure to feature comedy, music and an eclectic assortment of performers.
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The new Technicolor Disney movie is simply a blast on the 6-Series, with every beaming Day of the Dead display more extravagant than the one before it.
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Because it's an abbreviated version of its more extravagant cousin, the OG honeymoon, which implies shaving significant time off that precious period of post-nuptial rest and relaxation.
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And a lot of that, I think, has to do with Ragnarok's setting, which seems to be ditching the tired scenery of Earth for something a little more... extravagant.
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For some Indian couples, the concept of inviting international travelers to attend their wedding is a way to make the ceremony more extravagant and more "show biz," he said.
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Parking will probably be as much as the bus there and back for all three of us, so it's a wash even though it feels more extravagant to me.
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That experience, a more extravagant investment than Survios' humble multi-bay storefront, was one of the first in the U.S. to commit to the sensory overload that is virtual reality.
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Trump did finally concede in September that Obama was indeed born in the United States, perhaps just to make room in his stump speeches for even more extravagant conspiracy theories.
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Downturns in sectors such as autos and technology could also help to fuel L'Oreal's growth this year, Agon added, with people setting less of their income aside for more extravagant purchases.
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She opened the way to tight black short dresses, white ones with Moschino written all over them and more extravagant designs such as a leather dress made of long black gloves.
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More extravagant was the gingerbread cookie sandwich, with three pairs of cookies forming a trio of ice cream sandwiches, each rolled in bacon and delivered to the table with bourbon caramel sauce.
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As with many other master spies, Marwan's reasons for committing treason seem a complex mix of narcissism, boredom and the desire to live a more extravagant lifestyle than his government salary afforded.
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But this—as well as another even more extravagant apartment next door, and an office and treatment rooms downstairs—is Paracelsus Recovery, where the world's super-rich go to get off drugs.
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If you search for the word "nurse" on the relevant websites, you're likely to get harmless titles Nasty Blonde Nurse, as well as more extravagant variations like Nasty Old Nurse Gapes Her Pussy.
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While the prices Jackson paid for certain items aren't confirmed, take a look at some of the more extravagant — and sometimes unusual — things he spent his money on and collected over the years.
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The book will be divided by season and will include comfort food favorites like barbecued ribs and funnel cakes and more extravagant dishes like caviar with chive cream puffs and butter-roasted lobster tails.
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In the past decade, as the city experienced a boom in the information technology sector, luxury buildings were constructed swiftly, with the spacious apartments in Trump Towers Pune being among the more extravagant options.
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Exactly how much of this is dedicated to cold beers in the sun is anyone's guess, but in case you are feeling a little more extravagant, we have lined up some great deals just for you.
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On a small scale, this can make taking a taxi to the airport or ordering takeout — services that save time — feel more extravagant than purchases that result in something tangible, like a new coat or couch.
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Cabello's Grammys vocals were more extravagant and riff-heavy than they are in the recorded version, which only added to the high-energy joyfulness of the performance, and her celebrity guests more than rose to the occasion.
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The best part is that whether you're looking to go full Carrie Bradshaw with a simple nameplate, or something a little more extravagant with diamond initials there really is a style — and a price point — for everyone.
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But the building will look decidedly more extravagant on Wednesday, when Harper's Bazaar will project 150 cover images — including of Audrey Hepburn, Reese Witherspoon and Gwyneth Paltrow — onto the building's north facade to celebrate the magazine's 150th anniversary.
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But instead, they held a months long public contest where cities and states debased themselves offering more and more extravagant tax breaks, and then picked the city where they could do the most immediate harm to everyone that currently lives there.
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While many of her fans assumed her behind-the-scenes teases were signaling an epic Carpool Karaoke, the March episode of The Late Late Show revealed a more extravagant spoof of the movie Mannequin — with a Carpool Karaoke bit squeezed in.
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This time, it's Sergey Brin — but instead of glorified water speeders flying cars, like the Larry Page-funded Kitty Hawk Flyer unveiled earlier this week, he'll reportedly opt for something a bit more extravagant for his airborne transportation: a massive airship.
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Along with the ceaseless churn of collections — averaging at least four a year — designers leading major brands must invent It bags, launch mass-market fragrances and cosmetic lines, and produce ever more extravagant shows and events to feed social media.
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The ruched, form-fitting bodice ended in a waist-cinching cummerbund before cascading into a full ball-gown skirt, made even more extravagant with controlled waves of ostrich feathers and crystal embellishment throughout to give the dress that extra pop of sparkle.
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On top of all this, President Trump's budget takes these senseless cuts a giant step further by proposing even deeper reductions -- this time, to children's health insurance and Social Security disability benefits -- for the sake of funding even more extravagant tax cuts.
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They also used the money for more extravagant purchases like luggage sets, sneakers and new clothes to take with them on vacations in Lake Tahoe, Hawaii and Italy, as well as a plane ticket for a family pet, according to the indictment.
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B&O Play is meant to be the more affordable sub-brand of Bang & Olufsen (its more extravagant speakers tend to run in the five-figure price range), but even the company's "cheaper" consumer offerings like the $33 Beoplay M23 are still pretty expensive.
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When a new cast member joins The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, it's expected that she'll have a larger-than-life closet and own a mind-boggling number of Birkins, but season 7 newbie Dorit Kemsley's style was even more extravagant than we expected.
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I frequently go to the beach with my family and friends, so to hear about my classmates going all the time if I'd never been would be torturous, not to mention the more extravagant vacations to the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, Disney World, and elsewhere.
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With a new consumer class hungry for CDs, cassettes, and video tapes to play on new devices like the Sony Walkman and Betamax VCR, record labels increasingly had the budget for more and more extravagant studio recordings, routinely flying in international musicians and hiring full symphony orchestras.
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On the more extravagant end, the nominees will receive a bath bomb with 24 karat gold and hyaluronic acid and an amethyst crystal as well as a stay at the Faro Cumplida lighthouse in Spain's Canary Islands, and at-home cannabis-infused chocolate tasting for eight adults.
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And this time he might have a tag team partner in the President of the United States—a fellow sociopathic rich man on a lifelong quest to both gain posthumous approval of his father while simultaneously tearing down his legacy to build something even more extravagant in its place.
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Mr. McDonnell took much more extravagant gifts — including a Rolex watch and catering for his daughter's wedding and other gifts and loans worth $2500,22009 — from a single businessman who was seeking help with a state government-related matter, and Mr. McDonnell did not disclose all of those gifts.
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One of the nine buildings within the complex, 2192 Broome Street, a 26503-unit condo designed by SHoP Architects, had prices that ranged from $2159 million for a one-bedroom to over $2132 million for a three-bedroom penthouse — certainly expensive, but far from the prices sought for more extravagant spreads earlier in the decade.
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To put that in practical terms, if you gave your money to the government on the day before Christmas and got it back, with interest, on the day before next year's Christmas, in most of the years since 2002, you would have been able to throw a more extravagant party had you just spent the money straightaway.
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After he returned to the free world, the white boys who advanced to the final fight were pikers, so wobbly that over the years the tall tales about the former champion had grown more and more extravagant: nature had gifted Doc Burns with an unnaturally long reach; his legendary combo had swatted down every comer and rattled windows.
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If you miss that and want it back, the new Azio Luxury Retro Classic keyboard with Bluetooth is a fantastic option, and one that's relatively affordable compared to some of the more extravagant typewriter-inspired keyboards out there – but with all of the same charm, and a mechanical typing action that you'll love if you're a fan of really pounding those keys.
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In recent years, the theatrical, invite-only cruise and resort shows hosted by global fashion brands have become ever more extravagant and exotic in their locations, with Chanel jetting to Cuba and Venice in the past; Dior opting for the El Badi Palace in Marrakesh this season (complete with private concert by Diana Ross); and Giorgio Armani heading to Tokyo.
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"God's Plan" has racked up hundreds of millions of YouTube views for its music video featuring the rapper giving money away to people on the street, and the song was only recently knocked off the top of the Billboard charts by an even newer single, "Nice For What," with an even more extravagant video boasting an all-star lineup of actresses like Tiffany Haddish and Yara Shahidi.
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