Now, buckle up, because this is one of the more mind-blowing child custody cases.
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Even more mind-blowing is that one in 2400 people reported spending $21,2000 or more.
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Exoskeletons—wearable robotics that can help aid mobility—are quickly evolving to become even more mind-blowing.
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And his theory of general relativity was even more mind-blowing, revealing that gravity is really the bending of space and time.
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Buterin, the smarty pants that he is, just had to include other universes into the problem, making it infinitely more mind-blowing.
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More mind-blowing than that was the producer going from "Harder Better Faster Stronger" to Pantera's "Fucking Hostile," two very aggressive but different tunes.
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Finally, while the quick-changes between each full-length look were clearly pretty impressive, what was even more mind-blowing was Hough's lightening fast hair transformations.
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Movement festival might feature the best and brightest in techno and other shades of the electronic music color wheel, but it's often at the after-parties each year where even more mind-blowing sets take place.
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Yes, it's amazing and by this point well-studied that a fungus can get inside an ant and order it around the rainforest with extreme precision, but what else is out there that might be even more mind-blowing?
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" Stern, shockingly, doesn't include this interview in his own book—nor what Mr. Skin insists were additionally "at least twenty-five [more] mind-blowing times": "He loved me so much," Mr. Skin writes, "that he recommended that all his listeners go check out MrSkin.
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V Epiq in Sullurpeta is the Asia's largest and world third largest cinema screen. it is 106 feet width and has 670 seating capacity. the complex will have two more screens with 170 seats each. One of them will have Dolby Atmos advanced 3D surround sound with woofers fixed to every seat for a more mind-blowing experience.
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In 1970, Kathy Dobkin, Milton Hoffman, and Francie Camper produced an unprecedented, critically acclaimed 4 day round-the-clock reading of Tolstoy's War And Peace. The epic novel was read cover to cover by more than 200 people—including a large number of international celebrities from various fields. Newsweek called this broadcast "one of the more mind-blowing 'firsts' in the history of the media". The complete reading (over 200 audio tapes) was the first Pacifica program to be selected for inclusion in the permanent collection of the Museum of Broadcasting in NYC.
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