Not the most tantalizing example of subtle textures and flavors.
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Perhaps the most tantalizing opportunity lies in the Sunshine State.
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This is the most tantalizing new detail in the indictment.
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It was Maria who got the most tantalizing early tip.
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The most tantalizing hint Comey dropped Thursday wasn't about Trump.
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Probably not — and those are just a few of CAOS' most tantalizing threads.
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The most tantalizing possibility is the rumor that there are dragon eggs in Winterfell.
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But, unsurprisingly, the smartphone giant is still keeping the most tantalizing details under wraps.
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The most tantalizing reward, of course, is his Infinity Gauntlet, letting you become Thanos.
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Many of the most tantalizing parts of its repertoire derive from vegetables and fruits.
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But the most tantalizing moment of the new footage is a little less action-packed.
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For years, the sisters' matches have been one of the most tantalizing fixtures in sports.
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In between, he was the most tantalizing player in football—on and off the field.
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So I read my favorite, most tantalizing piece of the Destiny Grimoire—Legend: The Black Garden.
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Most tantalizing for the GOP is Kentucky's state House, where Democrats hold a 28500-6900 majority.
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FRBs are one of the most tantalizing puzzles that the universe has thrown at scientists in recent years.
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His most tantalizing evidence comes from interviews he conducted after the war with a former German railroad engineer.
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But he offered nothing further on the safe house in Iraq, easily the most tantalizing tidbit in the chapter.
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Big-ticket items with the most tantalizing discounts are more likely to be bought online now instead of in stores.
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However, the most tantalizing thing about the Mi Fold is that it could be the least expensive foldable phone yet.
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Offering colorful sets of illustrations to drag and drop into your chats, it's one of iMessage's most tantalizing new destinations.
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And one of the most tantalizing hints Comey dropped during his Thursday testimony certainly raises some questions about Sessions's involvement.
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Image: QualcommBut for me, the most tantalizing aspect of the Snapdragon 850 is Qualcomm's claim of 20-percent better battery life.
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Morant also showed a bit of what has made him one of the most tantalizing athletes in college: his leaping ability.
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But perhaps the most tantalizing and most mysterious is the bottle, which is being stored with other artifacts for further research.
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The mysteries of Valyria and the civilization's Doom remains one of the most tantalizing mysteries of the entire Game of Thrones universe.
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For mountaineers, the most tantalizing goal is to climb the world's 22019 highest peaks, all of which stretch into the death zone.
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The most tantalizing and threatening of the three is the case with porn star Stephanie Clifford, whose stage name is Stormy Daniels.
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Usually I go to the market or grocery store for inspiration, buy whatever looks most tantalizing and head home to make dinner.
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Yet most tantalizing was an elegantly mournful song in French and Latin, its text and music possibly written by Queen Margaret herself.
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It's one of the most tantalizing objects of inquiry within striking distance—and we finally have a plan for observing it up close.
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Finally, in what may be the most tantalizing leak, GizmoChina and SlashLeaks found a promo clip accidentally uploaded to YouTube by Samsung Thailand.
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One of the most tantalizing clues is the discovery of the hard-bound book published by the Islamic State department dedicated to articulating its ideology.
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As Israel noted, one of the most tantalizing things about these developments is that they seem to mirror the early days of the internet on Earth.
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Perhaps the most tantalizing clue – which could easily be referring to the White Walkers, dragons or direwolves – involves Fairfield's preparation for Season 8, which is already underway.
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If it all works, China will be getting an up-close view of one of the most tantalizing areas of the lunar surface: the South Pole-Aitken basin.
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Since it was first announced in December of last year, a virtual reality Rock Band game has been one of the most tantalizing prospects for the Oculus Rift.
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Most tantalizing is the half-explored theme of the pressure Robyn and many women feel to set and meet long-term goals in their careers and personal lives.
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Enrich's most tantalizing nugget is that in the summer of 2016, Jared Kushner's real estate company (which received lavish financing from Deutsche) was moving money to various Russians.
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While it's encouraging that the team were able to discern so many details about the drawing, the most tantalizing mystery—what the image is supposed to represent—remains unsolved.
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And since you're here ... The most tantalizing — and crazy — Amazon M&A rumor I've heard in the last few months that's very much still just a rumor to me?
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However, there's no further information about the most tantalizing Pixel 4 rumor of all which says that it will include a 90Hz display similar to the OnePlus 7 Pro.
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The majority of the theory comes from over-reading various posts by the show's cast and crew about the cancelation, but the most tantalizing evidence comes from Netflix itself.
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The most tantalizing allegation Mueller leveled against Stone was that he was "contacted by" senior Trump campaign staffers also keen on learning about what WikiLeaks might drop to hurt Clinton.
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But how living creatures emerged on our home world, the only place in the universe where we know life exists, is one of the most tantalizing unsolved mysteries in science.
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Perhaps most tantalizing to investigators was the potential for more detail concerning the Trump campaign's apparent effort to weaken the Republican Party platform on the question of U.S. aid to Ukraine.
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Meloy tells this story from multiple perspectives — the most tantalizing character is the American-educated son of a drug-world figure — but there is a sameness of tone to the narrative strands.
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Android VR: One of the most tantalizing rumors to lead ahead of I/O is that Google will unveil a standalone VR headset — similar to the Samsung Gear VR, minus the smartphone dependence.
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The most tantalizing prospect for Republicans is that Trump will be nominate a strong conservative to fill the seat on the Supreme Court that has been vacant since Antonin Scalia died earlier this year.
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The most tantalizing prospect for automated analysis of the scientific literature is that AI will connect the dots between studies to identify hypotheses and suggest experiments, and even treatment, that would otherwise be missed.
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But the wall here is about half the height of the 22-foot Green Monster, so it is one of the most tantalizing targets in baseball for a right-handed pull hitter, as Gurriel showed.
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Enceladus is an ocean world, with a vast and briny sea tucked beneath its icy crust; this makes it one of the most tantalizing places in the solar system to look for life beyond Earth.
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Penultimate episode "Fire And Reign" did seem to ask: Why wrap up a single major plot line so close to the end when you can pointlessly toy around with one of history's most tantalizing obsessions instead?
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Perhaps the most tantalizing tidbit from the 2,800 pages of declassified documents comes from the files of this man, James Jesus Angleton, the devious CIA counter intelligence chief who misled the Warren commission at critical points.
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If you remove the place where Destiny was allowed to be at its weirdest and most tantalizing, are you really solving Destiny's lore problem, or just exacerbating it in the name of a user experience improvement?
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The UK-born masked man Zomby is set to return with a new full length called Ultra in just a little over a month, but the wait's over for one of that record's most tantalizing moments.
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While these regions are the most tantalizing to study from an exobiological perspective, they are also the places most likely to give opportunistic Earth life a chance to take hold, a process known as forward contamination.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A trove of Aztec sacrifices including a richly adorned jaguar dressed as a warrior and recently discovered in downtown Mexico City could lead archaeologists to the most tantalizing find yet: an Aztec emperor's tomb.
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Gates, Manafort's former deputy, has become a star witness at two previous trials related to the Mueller investigation, and at Stone's he could reveal some of the most tantalizing still-secret information Mueller found about the President.
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It is a bid to solve one of the most tantalizing and enduring mysteries of Trump's 2016 campaign and his presidency -- what is it in the President's unseen financial and business life that he doesn't want Americans to see?
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It may not be the most tantalizing decision you'll make this year (or, err...ever), but the reality is that unless you want to live in a dirty, dust-filled mess, you're going to need to vacuum every now and again.
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The most tantalizing question, which may soon be a topic of front-page national debate, is whether Mueller and Trump might reach a plea bargain agreement in which Trump would voluntarily leave office in return for protection from any future liability.
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Perhaps the most tantalizing similarity, however, is that both the Sun and DM Tau are surrounded by a blank expanse that extends three to four astronomical units (AU) from the star (one AU is the distance between Earth and the Sun).
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WASHINGTON — Of the few hints to emerge from the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, about evidence of possible collusion between President Trump's campaign and Russia, one of the most tantalizing surfaced almost in passing in a Washington courtroom last week.
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Most tantalizing about the film, which Paramount will release on Friday, March 11, was its title, which marked it as a pseudo-sequel to "Cloverfield," the hit 2008 horror movie, also produced by Mr. Abrams, which was similarly dropped on unsuspecting viewers.
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In one of the most tantalizing unclosed loops, Mueller in recent filings revealed that a senior campaign official was directed by an unnamed person to ask Trump's longtime political adviser Roger Stone about future releases by Wikileaks that could damage Hillary Clinton.
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Playing in short bursts to start every quarter, Cousins, 28, still found the time to flash every facet of the versatile skill set that, when it neutralizes the emotional side that Kerr referenced, has long made him one of the league's most tantalizing talents.
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Gauff, the youngest player in the women's singles draw, will play the most tantalizing first-round match at Wimbledon against the oldest player in the draw: 39-year-old Venus Williams, who had reached four of her nine Wimbledon finals before Gauff was born.
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Perhaps the most tantalizing aspect of the posters is the tagline: "It is happening again," a quote spoken by The Giant (Carel Struycken) in episode 7 of Season 2 (known as "Episode 14," or "Lonely Souls") in which the identity of Laura Palmer's killer was revealed.
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But the most tantalizing prospect is if Nokia can combine the data from all of its camera sensors to achieve results similar to the Light L16, which enables users to adjust the focus and depth of field of their photos long after a shot has been taken.
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One of the most tantalizing stories surrounding the film, which will surely rise again during Oscar season, is that the movie's primary setting, a gorgeous designer house worthy of a spread in a shelter magazine, was actually built from scratch to accommodate Bong's meticulous camera work.
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One of the most tantalizing tech rumors in recent weeks has centered around The Information's report that Apple is not only releasing a Siri API for third party developers, but that the end game in mind is some kind of Siri-powered competitor to Amazon's Echo standalone speaker device.
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The consensus among analysts Seth Greenberg and Jay Williams was that we were bearing witness to some truly horrendous college basketball; the overarching opinion was that a game that had shaped up as one of the most fascinating of the early conference season—and at least on paper, perhaps the most tantalizing of the year, at least in terms of potential future earning power--had devolved into the kind of sputtering and rhythmless dud that's given college basketball a bad name over the past several years.
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Disaster brings out both pettiness and heroic traits, but the review found "The Library" most tantalizing in more seemingly incidental details, such as Caitlin's self-doubt and the possibility that she knew the shooter more than the play exposes.
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A contest was initiated by the local media to name the aircraft, which resulted in more than 800 entries, and the ultimate selection of the name "Sentimental Journey" with nose art featuring World War II pinup Betty Grable. Permission was secured from widower Harry James to add Betty Grable in her most tantalizing pose to complete the newly acquired bomber.Johnsen 2000, p. 149.
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Haider Ackermann (born 29 March 1971) is a Colombian-born French designer of ready-to-wear fashion.Kate Abnett, Berluti Names Haider Ackermann Creative Director businessoffashion.com September 1, 2016LUKE LEITCH Why Haider Ackermann’s New Berluti Gig Is Menswear’s Most Tantalizing Appointment vogue.com SEPTEMBER 1, 2016Vanessa Friedman, Haider Ackermann Named Creative Director of Berluti The New York Times 2016/09/01Megan Gustashaw, Berluti Names Haider Ackermann as Creative Director GQ.com He lives in Paris.
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16, p. 68-68. However, in a 2002 novelist Margaret Drabble, in a review, commented that Powys's portrayal of Glendower is "more Welsh, more authentic, more tragic and more mythical than Shakespeare's"."The lost leader", The Guardian, 2 March 2002. Retrieved 8 August 2012 Jan Morris called it "one of the most fascinating of all historical novels about one of the most tantalizing of historical figures",Powys Society: John Cowper Powys while Glen Cavaliero calls Owen Glendower "Powys's definitive and crowning work".
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" He gave the episode a 9.5 out of 10. Michael Calia of The Wall Street Journal similarly gave praise to the episode, writing "It's a good thing ... that the season finale was full of massive developments, tying up several plot threads while leaving some others dangling in the most tantalizing way. This was the most complete episode of Game of Thrones yet, and possibly the best." He also wrote, "Dany and her fleet are finally sailing to Westeros, her great dragons casting shadows over the waves.
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Alessandro Sartori was its artistic director for 5 years, ending his role in February 2016.berluti.com Alessandro Sartori accessed 5/11/2015 Haider Ackermann was appointed the next current Creative Director;Kate Abnett, Berluti Names Haider Ackermann Creative Director businessoffashion.com September 1, 2016LUKE LEITCH Why Haider Ackermann’s New Berluti Gig Is Menswear’s Most Tantalizing Appointment vogue.com SEPTEMBER 1, 2016Vanessa Friedman, Haider Ackermann Named Creative Director of Berluti The New York Times 2016/09/01Megan Gustashaw, Berluti Names Haider Ackermann as Creative Director GQ.com his first collection for the brand was Fall/Winter 2017 shown on January 20, 2017 at Paris Fashion Week.
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A return to previous team Anderlecht proved the most tantalizing proposition for Goor following his Feyenoord troubles, and he signed back on for the side in the 2005–06 season. For a second time around Goor proved to be a hit for the Belgian side, featuring again as a regular in the squad and eventually becoming the club captain in 2006 following the retirement of Pär Zetterberg. He was captain of the Anderlecht side in the 2006–07 season. In the 2007–08 season, the captain's armband was handed over to the younger vice- captain Olivier Deschacht in times of Goor's absence through injury or national duty, with Deschacht ultimately becoming Anderlecht's official captain.
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Documents were released to the Washington Times in 2014 under the Freedom of Information Act which show the FBI suspected the fight may have been fixed by Ash Resnick, a Las Vegas figure tied to organized crime and to Liston. The documents show no evidence that Ali was in on the scheme or even knew about it, and nothing suggests the bureau ever corroborated the suspicions it investigated. The memos were addressed directly to Director J. Edgar Hoover. A memo dated May 24, 1966, which the Washington Times called "the most tantalizing evidence," details an interview with a Houston gambler named Barnett Magids, who described to agents his discussions with Resnick before the first Clay-Liston fight.
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It starred Luise Rainer, who had the unique distinction of being the only person to win the Best Actress Oscar two years in a row, for The Great Ziegfeld (1937) and The Good Earth (1938). In 1946 Judy O'Connor , a play he wrote with Hollywood producer Frank Ross, opened in Boston and starred Don DeFore, but never made it to Broadway. (Solt and Ross worked on a number of projects together. Solt did an early treatment of The Robe (1953), a tale of the Christ in Roman times, which became one of Ross's biggest hits, and is still remembered as the first movie released in widescreen CinemaScope.) One of his most tantalizing endeavors involved Somerset Maugham, the world-famous British novelist and short-story writer.
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As far as smell, galbanum is said to be the least pleasant of all the incenses.Babylonian Talmud, Kareithoth 6b, where we learn: “Said Rabbi Ḥanna, the son of Bizana, ‘Rabbi Shimon the Pious said: Every fast wherein there cannot be found any of those who transgress in Israel isn’t a fast, for the galbanum has a bad smell, and yet it was numbered with the ingredients of the incense!’” Nevertheless, it was used in the Holy Incense, combining its savors with the others to produce one of the most tantalizing blends of aromatic scents the world has ever known. Maimonides calls it by its Arabic name, maiʻah, which is believed by most scholars to have been the reddish brown resin of Ferula galbaniflua, based on the surmised identification of this plant in Greek sources.
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