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" As the man in this video would say, "Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice!
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I'm sat in a nice living room in a nice house on a nice road in a nice part of South London.
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It's a nice house, with a nice yard-gate and a nice kitchen island and some nice sparkling water in the fridge.
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You give people nice jobs, nice salaries, and they generate nice, hundred-page reports.
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It's sort of a grab-bag of things that sound nice: nutritious food sounds nice, savings sound nice, giving out livestock sounds nice, so why not combine them into one nice-sounding program?
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She's widely recognizable as a nice woman with a nice talk show full of nice people.
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He had moved to New York City with his girlfriend, gotten a nice job in a nice office, nice coworkers, a nice salary, and plenty of new friends.
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She lives in Chicago with some very nice kids, a very nice dog, and a very nice man.
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I have a nice house in a nice neighborhood, and we know that Donald Trump likes nice neighborhoods.
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You want America to be nice, we can be very nice, I'm very nice, isn't that right, Klaus?
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It's nice on a windy day; it's nice for a dress-up; it's nice for a dress-down.
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"Nice design, nice size, nice proportions," he said as he walked through the yard one morning last week.
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"Because it was very nice dresses and very nice movements, nice people, your partners as well," she said.
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Like the kind of nice where you can't even hate her for being nice because she's just that nice.
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Jared Kushner said if I put out two nice tweets and a nice column, or one nice tweet and two nice columns or something, he might talk to me again.
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Sure, Canadians are nice — but they aren't that nice.
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I had all these wonderful accolades, a nice house, a nice car, and a nice husband—yet I was not happy.
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Additional items added to the suitcase: Another long-sleeved shirt (not-so-nice), a lace tank (nice), a printed dress that can double as a cover-up (not-so-nice), a pair of denim cut-offs (not-so-nice), a pair of black shorts (nice).
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It's nice to have books and give yourself nice facials.
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Watching nice people do nice things — like bake sponge cakes!
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NICE TO TALK TO YOU AND NICE TO SEE YOU.
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We've got to be nice and cool, nice and calm.
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It's good to look nice when you don't feel nice.
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You're not nice just for the sake of being nice
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Sounds nice, it is not nice, it is not good.
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I do like a nice face and a nice figure.
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He was so nice, so nice, so upbeat, so good.
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He's just a really nice he's a really nice guy.
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It's nice to hear people saying nice things about you.
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You have to be nice, but maybe not too nice.
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It's really a nice way-- THRUSH: That is incredibly nice.
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The conditions were nice, with nice views of the city.
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Where do you fall "in between nice and not nice"?
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And it's always nice when a nice guy does good.
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Nice enough to feel like you're using a nice thing, but not so nice that you feel bad when you lose them.
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The nice, little things people do for their significant others, because it's nice to be nice to the person you're in love with.
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There was a nice downgrade today — nice downgrade, it's not nice if you own it — I just think that Nokia is O.K. O.K.?
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Beautifully made, nice details, great fabric that is nice and smooth and heavy enough to skim the body and lay nice and smooth.
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If you're going to be nice, be nice all the time.
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It feels nice to have people say nice things about you!
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And it's nice to watch nice people win in the end.
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"From the outside it looks nice, nice pictures," Salim told me.
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So I'm making nice-nice with the nurses and they're laughing.
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So it's kinda nice; it's a nice business to be in.
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But all I kept thinking is that being nice is nice.
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It's even kinda nice to see Matt play nice with him.
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N -- is for nice because you're always nice to work with.
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A little action (maybe a nice explosion) would be nice, too.
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Gus is nice — or thinks he's nice — almost to a fault.
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That was just nice... it was just nice to see everybody.
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These are not nice times and this is not nice music.
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Be nice to people and they will be nice to you.
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So it's nice, but then again, it's maybe not so nice.
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He was a nice, average guy, with nice but boring friends.
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He was nice about being competitive and competitive about being nice.
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It's all a very nice ending for a very nice show.
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And by the way, Mexico has been so nice, so nice.
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She's nice, she says, 'Thank you very much,' 'You're so nice.
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Say nice things about him, he'll say nice things about you.
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They're not nice people politically, but they are nice day to day.
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When people see others saying nice things, they say nice things too.
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Wanna just shout out an answer that's nice, but not too nice?
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I look nice, I smell nice, and I have money to give.
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"You want the better car, a nice watch, nice clothes," he said.
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There's no nice way to put it, well, because it's not nice.
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You hang around with nice people, you get nice friends, you understand?
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A nice gift should help—so long as it's not too nice.
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" Trump making nice to Megyn Kelly: "Nice to be with you Megyn.
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It came with a nice salary, which made possible a nice lifestyle.
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It's why we have nice houses, nice big screen televisions, all that.
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Most of the time, it's very nice, and people send nice things.
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Don't worry, if you're nice to me, I'll be nice to you.
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"It's nice — a nice little holiday is all," Mr. Babasola-Are said.
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Say nice things about him, he will say nice things about you.
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I like to have a nice night's sleep and a nice breakfast.
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In their DIY recipe, the girls use artificial sweetener when they can't find sugar, dirt and twigs instead of spices, and their own interpretation of "everything nice" which includes lizards (nice), books (also nice), and art (extremely nice).
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Just because Ralph is a Nice Guy doesn't mean he's a nice guy.
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It's really nice to touch, it's really luxurious and it feels really nice.
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Erika, Jenny, Tennessee = Nice As Fuck Whaddya wanna know about Nice As Fuck?
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Lena's voice reaching down the centuries is nice, but Lena didn't want nice.
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The support for voice assistants and the nice app navigation are nice bonuses.
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It makes a nice stew, a nice soup, with a lot more flavor.
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People with their nice things, in a nice airport, desperate to get out.
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Nice Group has increased its stake in Nice Spa to about 1003 percent.
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There's nice people who can make things, there's nice people who make cartoons.
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Be nice and accommodating, but not so nice that you lead me on.
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They have to be nice to me and I'll be nice to them.
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Nice, France (CNN)On Friday, the photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti went to Nice, France.
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Everyone knows a self-proclaimed "nice guy" who, well, isn't actually that nice.
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It's nice to know that she had a nice time in my honor.
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Nice people cheat on their spouses and nice people sleep with married people.
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"We had a nice lunch, a nice reminiscing set of conversations," Sununu says.
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You'll enjoy that, too, because sings nice songs and has a nice voice.
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"We didn't want just a nice angle or a nice shape," says George.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE So nice Our nice neighbors from the north proved it again.
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"That soccer ball was very nice, it really was very nice," he said.
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A nice shape, good nails, and nice cuticles are also something she considers.
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Sabaly of Senegal with the interception, a nice run and a nice pass.
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He proved he was a nice horse on a nice day for racing.
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And I thought that was a very nice statement, a very nice statement.
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"It was nice for me and really nice for the kids," he said.
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It brings nice thoughts to one's mind and nice sounds to the ear.
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KS: No, it was a nice letter to a nice person he likes.
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I found most people to be nice to me, which is pretty nice.
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I like a nice beer, like a nice eepa [IPA] or a classic white wine like Chablis, Muscadet, or just Champagne is nice if you're balling out.
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Regardless of the reason, it's clear that Trump appears to have shifted from playing nice (or at least his version of nice) to playing, um, less nice.
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It&aposs not nice, darling, you&aposre supposed to be nice to the customers.
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On one hand, it's a very nice-looking and nice-sounding 2.1 surround system.
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And if you want to be nice to America, we'll be nice to you.
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Invest In One Nice Pillow (and One Nice Pillowcase) You sleep every single day.
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And he was very nice to me, and you know, he's a nice guy.
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We got lucky, too — we got some nice rainy days, some nice heavy skies.
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I mean, the book isn't nice because Silicon Valley isn't a nice place. Okay.
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"Mike has transformed into this nice guy — he's almost like, too nice," said Pauly.
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Overall, this update brings a couple of nice additions and is a nice evolution.
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"A lot of women think they're nice because they act nice," the article continued.
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"Nice suits but not too nice, and practical like his shoes with fake laces."
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Trump governs by friendship -- be nice to him, he will be nice to you.
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" When Hannah explains her troubles with "nice guy" Fran, the woman declares: "Fuck nice.
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Maybe a nice blue cheese, like the Blauer Schnee, would be nice with that.
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I knew she was a nice person who was just trying to be nice.
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Each person I met at Anime North was not just nice, but extremely nice.
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He was a nice guy and I thought he'd be a nice guy governor.
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O," BTS asks, "A nice house, a nice car — could such things bring happiness?
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Despite that bit of marital shade, the events mixed Minnesota nice with Iowa nice.
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I think somewhere in between nice and not nice is where many people are.
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Watching anyone go about their day in a nice and comfortable-looking place, inside their nice and comfortable cars, holding nice and comforting coffee travel mugs, is a joy.
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Image: YouTubeIt's nice to have a job, and it's nice to work in an office.
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" Trump responds, "I might've said they weren't nice, but they don't have to be nice.
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People remember that; they remember the meeting: 'Was she nice, was she not so nice?
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Don&apost worry, if you&aposre nice to me, I&aposll be nice to you.
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This hair is nice, but it's too silky, [or] this hair's nice but it's tangling.
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This is why we can't have nice things, or at least nice, unsupervised, wandering robots.
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Here a nice man seems to be helping a nice woman look at some jewelry.
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It was such a nice holiday and now it's a little bit not so nice.
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"People were so nice to us, people are still so nice to us," said Aysar.
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The sensation was nice because vibrating sensations are nice, but I felt no added arousal.
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Keep in mind, dealing with health care is nice, dealing with the economy is nice.
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You're told to be nice, but not too nice, or you're perceived as a pushover.
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The interior pictures were nice enough, "but a lot of pictures look nice," he said.
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Can't you just build a nice business and can't other people have a nice business?
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"You like nice things, you got to do things to get nice things," he said.
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Local newspaper Nice-Matin identified the driver as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a resident of Nice.
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James has accumulated a really nice selection of studio equipment and a few really nice mics.
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And it's a pretty nice, it's a pretty nice franchise to have with a consumer product.
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"The big picture is really nice, probably something, for me, a memory, it's nice," Brown said.
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It was nice to get this and it was nice to get it in that fashion.
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A friend recommended baseball, which was nice, but only nice, never really invigorating enough for me.
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It's very nice — as nice as any previous iPhone LCD, which have always led the industry.
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These burglars are looking for nice houses with nice contents ... they're not looking for famous victims.
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But that's a ridiculous notion—that someone would pretend to be nice by doing nice things.
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It's nice to have communal areas, and it's also nice to have places to disappear to.
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There's a nice opportunity here if someone wants to open a nice mom-and-pop shop.
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"Nice big legs!" one drawing reads, next to an arrow pointing to some nice, big legs.
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"I was saying, 'Please, God, just something nice — I want to see something nice,'" she said.
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And Sharkey does make heroes, persuasively, of many nice people doing nice things to stop crime.
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"Robby had a nice night offensively and that was nice to see," said manager Kevin Cash.
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It was nice to spend our honeymoon in nice hotels instead of our typical cheap accommodations.
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He said very nice things after the meeting and I said very nice things about him.
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"Prince Harry sent us a nice message of support, which was nice to receive," he said.
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Which is a nice idea, but, as they explain, it's mostly a nice idea in theory.
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The irony of Nice Guys like Dawson, of course, is that their entitlement is not nice.
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All he knows is that Jordan has done nice things for him and, therefore, is nice.
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It's a spectacle itself, where you have really nice things hiding among other really nice things.
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I mean, I have — I would be very nice to him and talk nice to him.
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It all started on Saturday when a very nice young woman did a very nice thing.
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It's a really old city, so you have the nice inner city, the nice old buildings.
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SS: Nice to see you again, nice to see ING in such fine fettle, as well.
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Wireless charging would be nice to have, and I always enjoy a nice bump in processor speed.
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Did we mention that Jeremy has glasses and a nice checkered shirt, and that he seems nice?
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Wouldn't it be nice to come home to a nice home-cooked meal after a chilly commute?
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"We had nice growth in China, very nice growth, double-digit growth," CEO Bernard Charles told CNBC.
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Vancouver is becoming not just a city with some nice walkable areas but a nice walkable city.
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And don&apost forget just because I am playing nice, I can also play not so nice.
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But it will be nice to collaborate, and nice to go out (and) give talks to people.
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It was so nice to meet you, and I had a nice time getting to know you.
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I'll go home, have a nice dinner, then I'll go to my bedroom, have a nice bath.
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It nice to get through eight, it was nice that they let me go out there again.
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Yes, he seems nice enough for Cookie, but the nice-guy trope is also flawed, and tired.
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"You need a bit of a scandal," he says, seated in a nice restaurant (nice Foodgod nod).
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"It might be nice, it might be nice, to get Democracy back on track," the cast sings.
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Being nice to a guy who isn't nice to other people, it doesn't serve you that much.
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He's the speaker, he's a nice guy, he called me the other day, he was very nice.
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"It's nice to score runs early, and it was nice to also keep scoring runs," Seager said.
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"Prince Harry sent us a nice message of support, which was nice to receive," said the flanker.
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I'll meet some nice people and every now and then I'll drop in on some nice records.
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I've been nice but after that performance last night, I don't have to be so nice anymore.
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What's a not-so-nice guy like Ray doing in a not-so-nice place like this?
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We're flying on private planes and staying in nice hotels and nice cities for the most part.
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Espen Aarseth: I mean, the money is nice, super nice, but the grant is a huge honor.
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It's nice to have that history behind you, it gives you a nice place to work from.
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Eventually, he leaves and sends me a nice text awhile later thanking me for a nice day.
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"Nice location" in today's puzzle refers to the location of Nice, France, which is on the RIVIERA.
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Make sure it's nice and—not, you don't repeat and this and that, just one nice piece.
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The lowest kind of happiness is material pleasure, having nice food and clothing and a nice house.
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Or, I'm Italian, so maybe a real nice gnocchi or a nice lasagne or something like that.
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"People said, 'Oh, Hans Falb, he's got a nice restaurant, nice kitchen, nice cooking, but he's crazy doing this crazy music,'" said Mr. Falb, a boyish 62-year-old with a mischievous smile.
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They also have a bunch of really nice cafés and bars, and a lot of nice stores, too.
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I wasn't helping anyone out, so it's nice to feel good and nice to contribute in a win.
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Taken as a whole, the interior is a nice place to be, with nice materials and classy design.
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It's a nice comeback and was nice to get the win in the first game, that's for sure.
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If they're nice (most are nice), they tell the manufacturers about it so they can fix the bugs.
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But a week later, we had a nice team lunch and Steve came and said some nice things.
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I mean, there were some terrible moments in it, but there were real nice people having nice things.
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A nice person is, comparatively, less likely to impress us, because we already expect them to be nice.
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"This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things" is an example of why we can't have nice things.
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It's definitely nice to see, nice to have and we were able to score some runs for them.
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I thought that was a nice thing, and it was a nice contrast to fear and to doom.
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My only true fetish is for nice guys; I get really, really turned on by a nice guy.
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"It was nice, but not nice enough to go to the top of my price range," he said.
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But I actually thought it was a nice, it was a nice vibe and I think he's hilarious.
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It's so nice to be working at a company full of genuinely nice people who appreciate each other.
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She taught her grandson the virtue of owning one nice sweater rather than 2003 not-so-nice sweaters.
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It's a really nice crab with a nice pattern and was really colorful — her name is Xanthias joanneae.
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Her college boyfriend Drew (John Reynolds) is a nice guy who's so pleased with his own goodness that he tends to be nice for the sake of being nice rather than actually caring about people.
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Nice-Matin newspaper said on Twitter that police were searching the attacker's home in the Nice neighborhood of Abattoirs.
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" It's a nice blend of books that would probably make a very nice Instagram post with the hashtag "#beachreads.
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But a nice wintry day when you have a bowl of soup and the fire going is nice too.
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Don't fret if you can't afford Frette, but please do get yourself one nice pillow and one nice pillowcase.
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You would think she would be nice, like she's an immigrant — no, I'm just saying, she should be nice!
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They're all really nice, which makes sense, because you don't get into this line of work unless you're nice.
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Our customer services staff are already nice — now they can reward those who are positively nice to them too.
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I think that's very nice and it has no effect on me other than I think it's very nice.
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Relative economic equality is nice, but it's not so nice when relatively equal shares mean smaller shares for everyone.
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I think that's the hard part is, we imagine all workplaces should all be the nice, same, nice place.
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And while having the highest resolution screen possible would certainly be nice, it's not necessarily $1,000 worth of nice.
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This is not only a podcast about nice guys but a podcast how nice guys can finish first. 5.
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It's nice to get a nice table at a restaurant, but owning a restaurant is not what I wanted.
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All of the more premium versions of the Series 5 look nice, but nice enough to justify the price.
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" He added, "But it's one of these animals with the nice eyes, very nice-looking, and a big animal.
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It's at least nice to see law enforcement given props during speeches and being supported — that's a nice change.
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"I like nice beer and nice wine, but I don't pay silly prices," he told CNN in an email.
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He said China was trying to be nice to him and added to reporters: I was nice to them.
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"Saying, 'If Putin says nice things about me, I'll say nice things about him,' is not diplomacy," McFaul continued.
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It's food of the grass fields, milk and cream, cheeses and good meat, and nice things made by nice people.
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It was nice, I admit it was nice to see a character on TV who was not an open communist.
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He was -- I&aposm not going to say his name, because he&aposs a nice -- he&aposs a nice guy.
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It's nice... Let's just all agree it's going to be the subject of a future Black Mirror episode nice.[NPR]
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"Once in a while, I think it's always nice to have that date night and go to a nice restaurant."
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" He adds Meza "was super nice and everyone agreed how chill and nice and easy going and quiet he was.
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Splurge on Nice Toilet Paper Don't punish your pumpum—spend just a little bit more for the "nice" toilet paper.
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Apart from adding Pencil support, the display is very nice, in the way that Apple LCDs are always very nice.
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"Clothes fit nice and I can go to nice clothing stores and buy too much stuff," Goodman said on Today.
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Moreno's theory is that if you treat people well and be nice to them, they'll be nice to you, too.
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" His executive assistant confirms that he typically wears a "nice pair of jeans, a nice shirt and a sport coat.
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Very nice to be here and of course, nice to have Larry Culp, the company's Chairman and CEO, with us.
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It is also reflective of Trump's transactional personality: He says nice things about me, I say nice things about him.
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"I really do think that, yes, it's nice to look beautiful and it's nice to get dolled up," she continued.
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It's got a nice jack to it, but with lots of forward movement and a nice baseline here and there.
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Gail, above, seems nice enough and he's been doing a really nice job keeping up with all of my anniversaries.
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Leicester City and Donald Trump show that the world is full of unpredictable surprises, some nice, some not so nice.
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Sometimes, all it takes to bring your outfit from "nice" to "Fashion Week nice" is a pair of bold socks.
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TERROR ATTACK IN NICE: A man driving a heavy truck plowed through a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice, France.
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"I'm a big girl – I know how to play nice and I know how to play not nice," Giudice threatened.
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It's a large number with nice clean lines; "billion" has a nice plosive pop to it when said out loud.
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When neighbors England and Scotland played in Nice on Sunday, almost two-thirds of the stadium in Nice was empty.
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It was nice when Samsung was the rare holdout keeping the headphone jack there, but apparently all nice things die.
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"Whenever you get a nice double bottom followed by a nice higher high, that's always a positive development," Maley said.
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What appears to have dawned on Trump is that playing nice (or his version of nice) with Mueller isn't working.
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"I'm not talking about the crappy paper masks, I'm talking about nice real masks, nice real respirators," he told Insider.
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I agree, he's an extremely nice guy — but I would say he's more of a fighter than a nice guy.
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You look up and, yeah, it's nice to have Dansby, it's nice to have Ender, they're young people that fit.
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PARIS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Monaco plans to invest 150 million euros in the privatisation of Nice airport in neighbouring France and plans to rename the regional air hub as Nice-Monaco or Nice Monte-Carlo, BFM-TV said.
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Nice young women like Claudia Muller are rarely bumped off in nice country mysteries with nice local detectives, especially not detectives who take their horses and their truffle hounds into the woods for the sheer joy of it.
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But we never like to do things completely nice and easy, because sometimes we like to do things nice…and rough!
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"He thought I was being nice to him because I am nice to everyone that comes on the show," she said.
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Upping the comfort factor, each room at Yinova has nice dim lighting, nice faux plants and is equipped with calming music.
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And he agreed to that so quickly and so nice — it was really a very nice thing, and he understands it.
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"He sent me some nice gifts and posted something really nice, so I was appreciative," Anthony told PEOPLE at the time.
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Leslie: Nice message but this really reminds me how nice it would be to take a vacation from our current reality.
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Like you're the nice guy that's kind of not that nice, and you're a manic pixie dream girl who's not that.
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The home is pretty nice -- 3,500 square feet, 3.5 bathrooms, with a bar, game room and a nice outdoor BBQ area.
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So it's nice to actually spend time with a girl and actually be able to make her feel nice as well.
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It would be nice to live without that burden, but for now it's almost as nice to watch others do so.
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GARRISON "Don Nice Icon: Forty Years of Posters," An exhibition featuring selected fine art posters by American artist Don Nice. Aug.
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Nice, you found that book that your quirky aunt who's an English teacher gave you one year for your birthday. Nice.
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The other 98 percent are nice people who are very happy and grateful that they can get something nice to eat.
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" Glenn Crawford, a Labour voter, said that "Corbyn is a nice man, it's nice to have him on a college debate.
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More than 2129 years after this play's first production, a nice Jewish boy is still trying to find a nice man.
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"I was playing nice-nice when I was here before, but I'm going to lay out the truth," Mr. Nelson said.
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Nothing to do with this nice, perfectly innocent restaurant ... They were staring at me; they were really, really nice to me.
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"It was just a nice get-together for all three of us girls to have a nice day out," she said.
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Dear Miss Manners: I know people are being nice when they ask if I had a nice Christmas, but I didn't.
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I learned something very simple when I was in the CIA: Be nice with nice guys and tough with tough guys.
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Imagine you're some nice married person living in some nice American suburb, working to raise funds for your kid's college tuition.
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Or maybe a really, really good bowl of Vietnamese pho, with a nice broth, the proper portions, really nice fresh beef.
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Michael Lorberbaum: I'm doing well, just waking up and drinking some coffee because we had a nice, busy night last night. Nice.
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"I like someone that's just nice overall – just a nice guy is really groundbreaking in this world," the 34-year-old shares.
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But I don't know if I was very nice to her and I don't know if she was very nice to me.
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An undeniably nice thing about the internet is that we've agreed that its main purpose is to always be nice to dogs.
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WE ARE JOINED BY MR. BLANKFEIN, NICE TO HAVE YOU HERE, NICE TO BE HERE WITH YOU, I GUESS I SHOULD SAY.
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If you come and watch this concert, you really get a nice summary and a nice look back on the past seasons.
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"This nice man is going to be on @latelateshow tonight to talk about nice things!" she wrote alongside a photo of Sadoski.
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"Believe it or not, the Yeezys are really nice stuff and I just got a nice pair that I love," he says.
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LONDON — It seems like a nice idea in theory: cleaning up the country so it looks nice for a big birthday party.
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People talk about the internet like the public square: It was nice for a few decades and then it turned not nice.
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This is why we can't have nice things like unicorns on the internet: even nice guys get a pie to the face.
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Sounds like Jill Vedder, spouse of musician Eddie Vedder, did a nice tape job, or at least lent him a nice jacket.
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More than 21963 years later after this play's first production, a nice Jewish boy is still trying to find a nice man.
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It's made of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), and there's a nice texture on the back that makes it feel nice to the touch.
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I want a nice place to get dressed where I keep my nice things, so I'll just use David's house for this!
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And being nice to the wrong people raises the question of whether or not DeGeneres is actually a nice person at all.
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WILBER: Nice, nice, and if you wanted to make it a trifle easier still, you could say [Crisp square at a Seder].
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I'm glad that I can give a nice image of my country in Mexico and a nice image of Mexico in France.
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That's probably not what Kim, Kourtney, Kris, Khloé, and Kendall (where Kylie at?) were expecting when they took a seat on that nice cream sofa in their nice coordinating black-and-white outfits in that nice studio with matching monochromatic décor.
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"I can go buy me a really nice car, I can go buy me a really nice house if I wanted to, I can go buy me a really nice chain — multiple chains — if I wanted to," he tells Boston.com.
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And in particularly lonely moments, it would be nice if Siri could at least be nice and engage in a conversation with you.
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"It's nice to be back, nice to help the team win, be relatively healthy," said Valencia, who was slowed by a hamstring injury.
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"He was super nice, and everyone agreed how chill and nice and easy-going and quiet he was," says former colleague Gary Blumenthal.
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"And (Kim) agreed to that so quickly and so nice - it was really a very nice thing, and he understands it," Trump added.
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It's an exhausting experience, but it at least comes with some nice rewards, including huge XP boosts and a nice dark crystal umbrella.
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"When I was watching TV, I saw these nice women wrestling, then I said to my teacher this is really nice," said Battsetseg.
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Most people, when looking for something with which to slather their faces, opt for something that smells nice, whatever "nice" means to them.
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"He was super nice, and everyone agreed how chill and nice and easy-going and quiet he was," said former colleague Gary Blumenthal.
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After so much bloodshed, murders, and trips to the Other Side, it's nice to see the gang having a nice moment for once.
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But it's impossible to tell whether Lively is a bland, nice woman or an actress playing a caricature of a bland, nice woman.
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Personality is also important: "[A] nice smile and a nice attitude is important, because we will be stuck on an island," she says.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - The pebbly beaches of Nice can all but disappear beneath a carpet of bronzing bodies on a normal July weekend.
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And so while carbon taxes are nice, while things like cap and trade are nice, it's not what's going to save the planet.
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They did a nice job of blocking it and we didn't defeat the one-on-one blocks and they did a nice job.
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" In his memoir, "Nice Guys Finish Last," Durocher wrote that he rattled off the names of Ott's players and said: "All nice guys.
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"We weren't looking for a sleepy place where it's nice and quiet, because nice and quiet is where we reside now," he said.
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There is some evidence that few fatalities are caused by drivers who forget that second part, but still, be nice, even Minnesota nice.
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If some place has a nice interior or my friend is wearing a shirt with a nice pattern, I think about painting it.
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Overall I hit a lot of good putts and it was nice to feel that and nice to feel the putter swinging again.
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We always drove nice cars, had nice phones and brand new clothes, but I didn't really question it because we weren't living ostentatiously.
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The hand-crafted malts from Copper Fox Distillery have some unique flavors that create a nice foundation, adding nice bready and spicy flavors.
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"I am pro co-op because I want to live in a nice place with neighbors who also want a nice place," Mrs.
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She lounged in a very nice-looking pool with a very nice-looking giant inflatable swan, a tiny Chihuahua nestled in her arms.
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"It is nice to come out of a nice house and walk to shops and restaurants and chat with people," Mr. Williams said.
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It's nice to be apart of something that's going to make people feel good, give them hope and a nice bit of inspiration.
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" "And so while carbon taxes are nice, while things like cap and trade are nice, it's not what's going to save the planet.
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The first application in my opinion gives nice length and if you apply a second coat it gives you nice volume as well.
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Sex with one person feels nice, so it logically follows that sex with two people at the same time might feel extra-nice.
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" Artist Tristan Tzara wrote in his 1918 "Dada Manifesto": "Is the aim of art to make money and cajole the nice nice bourgeois?
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How to Make Your Mac Play Nice with Your Android PhonePhoto: Sam RutherfordGetting iPhones to play nice with Windows can be a challenge, but so can getting Android to play nice with Macs—and it's that second setup we're going to tackle here.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - Russian businessman and lawmaker Suleiman Kerimov, under investigation for tax fraud in France, returned to the Riviera city of Nice after making a short trip to Russia that was allowed by the French authorities, the Nice prosecutor said on Tuesday.
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My dad will say, sincerely, when we've forced him to take us to Wagamama, and he is eating his ramen: "This is nice but would be better with some nice bread," and by "nice bread," he means thick-cut white sandwich bread.
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The display is also nice and vibrant—not quite as nice as the new MacBook Pro, but infinitely better than the old Air's display.
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I think with Trap Lord, the album, I gave the aesthetic: what felt nice, what looks nice, but it wasn't really about the words.
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"Cancellation of the Nice Jazz Festival after the terrible attack which hit Nice on July 14," the festival website said without giving further details.
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"Jeans and a nice, comfortable blouse, a nice comfortable top, and some earrings and mascara," she described as her signature day-to-day uniform.
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I'm talking to someone I've known a long time now, and they enjoy him and are nice to him, so it's nice to see.
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"It's so nice to live in an older home, because it has real history, and it's really nice to carry that on," she says.
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That can be a nice medium, nice channel to some dark transactions that we certainly don't want to see and that would bring instability.
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The state's Public Safety Transportation Board is also investigating, NICE told Newsday and the incident remains under active investigation, a NICE spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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The deputy mayor of Nice, Rudy Salles, told the BBC the ban was "a necessity" after the terrorist attacks in Nice earlier this summer.
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It felt warm and nice and then all of a sudden it just felt too nice, and I finished all over my school shorts.
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"It's nice to reach that milestone; it's a nice, round number and it means you've produced over the course of your career," Saltalamacchia said.
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"The nice thing about this pullback — while it's scary, it has actually put some nice opportunity out in front of us again," he added.
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That a nice-seeming kid with all the evidence of murder around him, really might just be a nice kid in a terrible situation.
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In the context of Fox News, being a nice guy — and a 'liberal' nice guy at that — meant being a buffoon, and a patsy.
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"I was a nice father and a nice dad," Schallert said of his character's appeal in an interview with the Archive of American Television.
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"Nice" Girl Names "Naughty" Girl Names "Nice" Boy Names "Naughty" Boy Names The last time the study was conducted, in 2015, saw multiple changes.
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His place was nice, beyond nice, but the shelves were bare and he had just enough furniture for him to sit on, nothing more.
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"He said very nice things after the meeting and I said very nice things about him," Trump said of Obama, according to the Times.
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" She added that her hope when she moved to Bedford-Stuyvesant was "to have a nice relationship with a nice community of woke people.
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Other Gossip: • One thing June's flashbacks consistently illuminate is that Luke is a Nice Guy who's not as nice as he thinks he is.
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"It was nice to win a game after three not-so-nice games," said Bryant, the reigning most valuable player in the National League.
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"It's nice to reach that milestone, it's a nice, round number and it means you've produced over the course of your career," Saltalamacchia said.
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Nice benefits from Balotelli just as much as he benefits from Nice, if not more; on the field, of course, but off it, too.
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The nice thing about working a low-paying government job for a nice person is that everyone really cares and wants to support Jackie.
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Nice people with nice families, but you have to have some bright line rules here, or we won&apost have order in a lawful society.
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What's left is strength from adversity, which makes for a nice story, but doesn't feel quite as nice as having never endured it at all.
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She's not very nice to her subordinates (or the woman there to give her bosses blow jobs) because her bosses aren't very nice to her.
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A Twitter account called "Recherce Nice" (Nice Researche) is appearing to post pictures and tweets from families and friends trying to locate their loved ones.
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You're going to get a nice car and a nice house, and your wife's going to make you happy, and everything's going to be okay.
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Wouldn't it be nice if dating was all cupcakes and sunshine and everyone was nice and said what they meant, or said anything at all?
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"That's a huge amount of money just for moving from a nice apartment to a slightly less nice apartment in a different neighborhood," he says.
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LONDON — Despite the suffocating misery that has been the year 2016, it's nice to know that there are still nice things happening in the world.
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But Daisy Ridley is a nice celebrity — so nice, in fact, that she took the time to respond to Carlock's proposal with a handwritten note.
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"Following the suspected Terror attack in Nice this evening Le Meridian Nice is on lockdown and we have activated out emergency plans," the statement read.
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I needed a romantic dinner spot that was nice, but not so nice that I wouldn't be able to pay my rent after eating there.
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Republicans reacted to McCain's Nice Guy 20003 campaign and Romney's Nice Guy II: The Revenge 2012 campaign by nominating the meanest sonofabitch they could find.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with people, wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along, as an example, with Russia?
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Splice Astley into another video — a nice clip of a dog, for example, or someone doing some nice Parkour — and watch your victims' faces fall.
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There are a number of things that make this speaker such a nice option for most people, from its great sound to its nice design.
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But making sure you get nice dark grill marks on the cukes is what adds a nice smokiness to this otherwise fresh and herby salad.
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You could spend $145 on nice shoes—are you sure you wouldn't rather own nice shoes instead of a litter box for your nonexistent cat?
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"I'm tired of being a nice pal to nice men who have female friends and question the notion of gender while nothing changes," she added.
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"It would be nice to have one nice thing for the rest of my life," she recalled thinking as she was flipping through their pages.
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The time had come to treat myself to a pair of pajamas that not only felt nice, but looked nice too, and I was ready.
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"The book isn't nice because Silicon Valley isn't a nice place," García-Martinez said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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NICE, France, March 27 (Reuters) - In a supermarket in the old quarter of Nice, Bastien Gambaudo surveys the shelves of bleach and other household detergents.
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Nice ladies aren't in charge of things, and if you're in charge of something and you think you're a nice lady, no one else does.
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I like these photo shoots — I get to make a nice dish, and it's a nice opportunity to build my repertoire with a professional photo.
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So I got into a nice rhythm, the hole started to look big toward the end and I'm very glad to finish with a nice three.
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So, I think, Putin is whistling in the dark hoping maybe that nice talk or would he interpret as nice talk will carry over into action.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could simply take your videos, photos and music and tell an application to turn those into a nice video presentation?
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And since the impeachment inquiry started, the Trump campaign has been flooding Facebook with falsities that nice older citizens can share with other nice older citizens.
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This is a nice quality, and it's always nice to watch someone else have a good time, as long as you are rooting for that person.
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"It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice," he recalled of his favorite quote from the time he was 15 years old.
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That is until Jaden Tommins (Snowfall's Damson Idris), glides into Chris' car in a nice suit, carrying nice luggage and chattering about his first-class flight.
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I was promised that my first gig would be in a nice outlying base with some nice young squaddies to help ease in this new format.
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"He has great snippets, he has great bullet point what Bernie stands for, it looks really nice on Facebook to look at as a nice header."
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A celebrity's life is filled with demands: Go here, talk to this person, smile, be nice, sign autographs, be nice to paparazzi, and on and on.
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Compared to other locations catering to the Midtown crowd, though, the Gramercy location came off as pretty nice if you're looking for a convenient, nice location.
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So it's nice to know that, even when he isn't shouting out his hometown literally all the time, he can make anyone feel nice and included.
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It looks nice, and if a tool for a relatively gross job can look nice, I've learned it often leads to me using it more frequently.
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Concrete Beach Brewery has some nice architecture and some nice beers, but after three beer breweries, you should probably be done drinking beer at that point.
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Former Mexican President Felipe Calderón was not as nice in his comments; he said that Trump was "lying" when he said nice statements about Mexican-Americans.
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Even so, this is a nice, easy way to warm up for the rest of the week, and it's nice to see Mr. Merrell's byline again.
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HOMEMADE BREAKFAST Then Toni will get up and make breakfast, and that's nice — it's nice to have somebody cook for you and be attentive to you.
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And I wanted to live in a nice place with a real couch and a lovely bed and a nice desk and art on the walls.
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"I was told that Kori was a very nice person from a very nice family, and was a lot of fun to be around," he said.
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As for Al -- a genuinely nice guy -- he says some nice things about the cops to our cameraman, but you can tell the concern is real.
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We've sold tens of thousands of tickets, and you know, at the sale prices, we keep it nice and low, but keep it nice and low.
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Lilly Ghalichi might not be heading to split city with her husband after all -- either that, or they just play nice around their daughter ... VERY nice.
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It&aposs a very nice rest stop on a boring highway that has a widely stocked store, nice places to eat, friendly staff, and comfortable seats.
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It's got a handful of nice entries (my personal favorites are JOHN HENRY and BANG UP JOB), and hopefully just A FEW not-so-nice entries.
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So it's got to be somewhere with a nice beach, some nice clear water, possibly a drink with some rum in it; yeah, that's my vacation.
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Concrete Beach Brewery has some nice architecture and some nice beers, but after three beer breweries you should probably be done drinking beer at that point.
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One Nice, One Not-So-NiceWhile packing I've always made sure I had a few "not-so-nice" items along with "nice" items — for instance, an A-line skirt that can look fancy when worn with other fancy things, but is casual enough to pair with sneakers.
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" On lying about lobbying "What Gates and Manafort were doing was lying to the members of Congress and the American public, saying, Look at this nice American P.R. firm, look at this nice U.S.-based law firm, look at this nice group of prominent European officials.
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"[Daily fantasy] is the same as season-long fantasy the way a nice mug of tea is the same as a nice baggy of heroin," Oliver joked.
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A worker gives final touches to a carnival float character depicting President Donald Trump during preparations of the 2019 Nice Carnival, in Nice, France, on Feb. 5.
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"It was literally like, 'Hi, nice to meet you, I'm Woody,' 'Hi, nice to meet you, I'm Audra,' and then we started shooting," McDonald told the Times.
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"He's a very nice person, a nice guy," Pacquiao said, adding that the president was totally unlike the popular perception that he was foul-mouthed and aggressive.
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You can go the nasty way or you can go the nice way, and we always went the nice way … and we realized we missed each other.
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That said, it's nice to see a bundle like this still exists for a solid, beautifully wrought camera, a nice lens and even a leather carrying strap.
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But when we sat down for a chat with Bradley, he reminded us that there may just be evil lurking behind nice faces, and seemingly nice deeds.
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"If shipping a nice shiny feature is better than fixing a bug, an engineer is going to focus on shipping the nice shiny feature," the person said.
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It would be nice to pick up one more title, maybe a couple more would be nice, and then get into training and start again next year.
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The whole thing seemed like one of those rare, straightforward tales of nice people doing nice things for each another, but then, uh, shit started getting weird.
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Dig deeper:The attack in Nice suggests no end to the terrorist threat menacing France (July 2016)From Nice: Inside France's fight against radical Islamist ideas (April 2016)
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There are cheaper options out there, but you may just want to invest in something nice to go with the nice purse you already invested in before.
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Viewers were like, 'How did she get such a nice, lace-front wig?' or 'There is no way this little girl can have such a nice wig!
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While Randy Couture fell victim to a nice feint, the front snap kicks against Vitor Belfort and Alistair Overeem highlight one very nice advantage of the technique.
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According to local publication, Nice Matin, the devices are being trialed in Nice and will then go on to be tested in other towns in the region.
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It's very nice when I get a tip, but it's also very nice when people send me a thank-you note saying how great the experience was.
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They have nice beaches where people can work, and a nice culture — people love to be in Lisbon — so why not create a hub there for startups?
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"I just want to be normal and go back to a normal society, sleep in a nice bed, eat nice food, watch TV and laugh," she said.
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"Like the 'nice guy' fallacy," he told me, referring to the implicit belief that being persistently "nice" to a woman could lead to her owing you sex.
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Farhad: Everyone had the same take on Twitter, but let me repeat it here: Genius could have been a nice simple website with a nice simple business.
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Like he's a very ... As Sam knows, he's a nice guy; he's really a ... And it's the same thing, he's personally nice, but he's causing enormous damage.
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It's been known for a long time that some part of the brain lights up when you listen to nice music, or read nice poetry, or look at nice pictures—and all of those reactions happen in the same place [the "emotional brain," specifically the medial orbitofrontal cortex].
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Even the annoyingly placed webcam looks nice, but the cheaper XPS 13s lack the glass over the display, so it probably won't look as nice on those machines.
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According to the video, everyone should be equally distributed along this graph, meaning there are ugly mean people, ugly nice people, beautiful mean people, and beautiful nice people.
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This is annoying to me because I have a nice TV and I want to look at it when I'm playing Star Fox Zero, which looks really nice!
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But a nice moment can't stay nice for long, and when Team Kingdom meets Team Saviors, it turns out they are one cantaloupe short of the promised tribute.
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What if he's not as nice as I'm expecting?" she said, adding, "He was so over-the-top nice, and perfect, and just as I hoped he'd be.
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And while the new white-and-gold look is not quite as nice as competitors' take on this color scheme, it's at least a nice option to have.
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William even added that his son had been "nice" during the past year — the schoolboy prince had circled nice rather than naughty at the top of the letter.
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MINISTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND INNOVATION: FREDERIQUE VIDAL, 20123 A scientist, Vidal has been president of the University of Nice-Sophia-Antipolis in Nice since May 2012.
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Sure you could turn to flowers and a nice card, or chocolates, or jewellery, and as much as all of that is very nice, it's a little cliché.
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Nice-Matin reported on Friday that Villeneuve-Loubet, a coastal town about eight miles southwest of Nice, enacted a ban last week similar to the one in Cannes.
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Now he has nothing but nice things to say about Fox News, because he's sewn up the nomination, and the network has become very, very nice to him.
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"This is nice," she murmurs, and Keystone, a hazy presence beside her, agrees that, yes, it is nice, though she's not sure he knows what he's agreeing to.
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It's, I mean, honestly, the consistency's great, it's nice and crispy on the outside and nice and moist on the inside, so a lot to love from it.
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They've been married seven years, a nice fairy-tale sort of number, and they are childless but happily so, especially since they have a nice dog called Gerome.
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"People can get something to go for dinner or a picnic, or stop in and grab a nice piece of cheese or some nice salami," Mr. Sundstrom said.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - The Bastille day fireworks had just ended when a large white truck drove fast and deliberately at the crowd on the Nice waterfront on Thursday.
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"I'm going to do something nice for you because you're going to do something nice for me," says Mark Hughes, a Professor of Behavioral Economics at Columbia University.
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We come across a lot of really nice things in the fashion closet at Refinery29 — some that are so nice that they're actually worth the big price tag.
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Having nice business cards and a beautiful website are nice, but they don't really move the needle in a freelance writing business — especially when you're just starting out.
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I think they were certainly too late to do it, so you buy something that includes HBO, which is a nice business and has lots of nice content.
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Will and Joel did an especially nice job on the clue-editing, toning down some of my overly-tricky offerings and adding a nice splash of modern references.
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Nice to meet you, tooIt's nice when the stars act just like us, such as Tiffany Haddish's adorable freakout when Oprah Winfrey surprised her on Ellen DeGeneres' show.
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The story of how the economy gets rigged is therefore a bunch of homely little stories of people with nice watches screwing over people with less-nice watches.
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Do you continue to indefinitely "borrow" an account by justifying that, well, it doesn't cost them anything extra, and I'm a nice person who deserves nice things for free.
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"It's nice to do these things and they're so much fun, and then to have them actually get out and be recognized is really exciting and nice," he said.
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He mentioned how nice it is to receive positive reactions from fans about Batman v Superman — which "was nice, because that's not what I got from critics," he said.
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He asked me if I was getting "nice" photos with my camera and if I had had a "nice" lunch, smiling widely as he inched closer with each question.
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"It was nice to see — the guys have been done for a while, so to get off to that kind of start was really nice to see," Hoffman said.
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You had this beautiful city with these incredible cultural landmarks, people in nice clothes, sitting in nice cafes, drinking espressos while Nazis troopers are going by in the streets.
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These add nice book ends to the video and give it a bit more of a professional vibe — a nice feat for something you've probably spent >5 minutes creating.
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It's a nice keyboard that's easy to type on, but its plasticky finish is nowhere near as nice as the Alcantara keyboards that are available for the Surface Pro.
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Although it's not really my style to wear that much bling out in the day, it was a nice change and definitely made for a nice OOTD add-on.
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There are genuinely nice touches: the Google Assistant app is fast and a nice complement to the main search function, though I still wish they were more fully integrated.
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"I think he was so jealous of his brother because they have such a nice home and such a nice life and took it out on her," says Linda.
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After taking a nice, hot shower and putting on a fancy sweater, I strolled in the direction of the subway, enjoying the unseasonably nice weather this fine February afternoon.
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And you're seriously going to credit the not-so-nice guys she's dated (and the perfectly nice guys with whom it just didn't work out) with all her success?
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This is a very diverse country and people are really nice, but some of the people, specially those who deal with travellers, should be more open minded and nice.
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The extra battery life might be a nice perk, but not nice enough to make me reboot the phone and put up with the huge lump attached to it.
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When you take a plug out to take a look at it, and you've got those nice, shiny eyes in there, nice eye formation—that just makes you proud.
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I use cheap A4 binder notebooks and nice pens, but they're not Montblanc-nice, and I'd hate to be stuck using (what feels like to me) a chubby ballpoint.
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It's probably not that deep, but this song is nice, again in that distinctly Reznor way, which is to say that it might not be that nice at all.
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They are literate, witty people (played by Kathryn Hahn and Paul Giamatti) who might rather be smart than nice but are generally pretty nice anyway, even to each other.
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But also in the middle of summer it's nice to cool your sausages off with a few nice, sliced tomatoes, which gives the perfect amount of acid and salt.
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The nice thing about talking with my stuffed animals is that it is a time of the day when the focus is on everyone being nice to each other!
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Rating: OKC Punk Reggie was on a nice looking cruiser with flat tires that's way too small for him, havin' a nice time and making a joke about it.
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Presumably whatever teacher thought it would be a nice idea to mask the odor of teen with a nice autumnal air freshener also got an embarrassing talking-to, too.
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" : "I think KeyBank is a nice, simple story.
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You look literally like the person I think would be a partner at YC, you know, a nice white guy with the geeky kind of thing and a nice sweatshirt.
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They typically offer more dynamic range, too, which means the dark areas of the picture get nice and perfectly black while the lighter areas can get nice and bright white.
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You can drop a nice chunk of change on a fancy 503K TV, but if you're not also budgeting for a good soundbar, what's the point of the nice TV?
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If you act all nice-nice in the big setting, but then turn around and berate the hotel front desk worker for a minor issue, you're not an authentic leader.
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Nice, France (CNN)A picture is slowly starting to form of what led Nice, France, attacker Mohamed Bouhlel to carry out the deadly terror attack in the Mediterranean resort city.
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The whole chic display is nice and friendly for people in the suburbs and collectors in the sticks to have nice big set-ups to prove they are with it.
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I'll take fake nice any day, if you're one of these people who's capable of torment and torture and horror and nastiness -- and you choose nice for any reason. Good.
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"It's just nice to come down as a family, and they're really beautiful as well, the pumpkins, so yeah, nice to decorate the house, get in the spirit," Thorne said.
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No word on why the house sat for so long -- it's a nice place ... 5 beds, 5 baths, nice backyard with a pool, fancy kitchen with Viking appliances ... the works.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande said about 50 people were still fighting for the lives following the attack that killed at least 84 people in Nice on Thursday.
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"The theory that if we are nice to Trump he'll be nice to us doesn't seem to be going brilliantly," former Labour leader Ed Miliband said, according to The Guardian.
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"National unity does not signify national naïveté or, even less, national incompetence," Éric Ciotti, the president of the department in which Nice is located, told Nice Matin newspaper on Saturday.
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Thanks to the company's transparent pricing, you get a really nice cashmere sweater for the price of a not-so-nice one — and this classic crewneck comes in 18 colors.
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Still, It's nice to see someone playing with the standard SNL format, though it would have been nice to have a second new Eminem song to dig into this morning.
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" After thanking the crowd, he recounted his favorite quote that he first discovered as a 15-year old - "It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice.
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It also shows Freeman, an actor known for playing nice guys and the occasional nice hobbit, loosing the anger that he usually keeps coiled and letting his rage flag fly.
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What they shouldn't do is base their decision on whether the advisor represents other teammates, or if he or she is nice or takes them out to a nice dinner.
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The best part was spending time with my family because we never had a family vacation growing up, so it was nice for us all … to have a nice little vacation.
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Another coulda-been Nice Guy who turns out to be actually nice is Wreck-It Ralph, who skirts close to the platonic version of this trope in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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Trump played nice, may be too nice, despite the media screeching for a cat fight, but I say smile at Putin&aposs faced then screw him if you must everywhere else.
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It's nice because they're two very different types of companies with two very different needs and styles of editing, so I get a nice brain workout when switching between the two.
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FUCKING HELL MATE....FUCKING HELLL....NICE TO MEET YOU....FUCKING HELL...(8/10) Sort of sounds like something you'd hear on a nice morning in a market town branch of Barnardos.
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It's nice to have a high credit-card balance available — but less nice is not being able to pay off that budget-busting balance at the end of the next month.
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When he and Todd go to bury this woman — Todd's housecleaner, whom Todd refers to "a nice, nice lady" who "didn't deserve" to be killed by him — Jesse breaks down sobbing.
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In Poppy's world there's a lot of really nice people and we get to sing songs all the time and we also have a lot of nice friends and cute outfits.
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But once I got home and started to get into some routine, started experiencing some nice things—being outside on a nice day, going to a park—then you feel better.
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"But what that does is create a nice window for companies like Pocketwatch to get started and have a nice, clean runway for a period of a few years," Williams adds.
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One woman claimed Turner approached her at a gas station where he got out of a nice car while wearing nice clothes, and asked her if she knew who he was.
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I just think he's a nice person and I just think she felt like he was a nice intelligent young man and she said he had a good sense of humor.
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Nice as Fuck, "Runaway" Jenny Lewis' new supergroup Nice as Fuck surprise released their self-titled album today, and it's an interesting treat: skeletal rock that's almost entirely devoid of guitar.
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Look at this picture of Jeff Goldblum and Stanley Tucci, side-by-side by in ther dark-rimmed glasses and wearing nice, but not-too-nice button-up shirts and jackets.
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"I started noticing that online, it was often only about nice, lovely things you can do for yourself — like a bubble bath, a massage, or buying nice crystals," she told Mashable.
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I had three nice horses going to Camphire and was riding one of my favourites in the Nations Cup so thought it would be a nice way to end it all.
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That's right, it's totally OK to give a gift to a loved one whom you're not currently dating (and never will) — because doing a nice thing for someone is... well, nice.
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Some of the pollsters are good friends, and good people, but during the next election, I hope we send them to a very nice Pacific Island for a very nice vacation.
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The plot reaches back to the 1950s, when the nice little town of Westbridge, like so many other nice little towns all across America, had its very own Nike missile base.
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Staying at nice hotels in London and Quebec City taught me that, well, I like nice hotels but ALSO that a spread of cheese and accompaniments is a totally acceptable breakfast.
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It would be a nice weekend to make Marcella Hazan's recipe for roast chicken for Sunday supper; it is always a nice weekend to make Julia Moskin's recipe for sausage ragù.
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The hospital doesn't look off-putting until a nice nurse—the only nice nurse in the whole facility—opens the lobby door and a doctor rolls me down a dark hallway.
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She's a really nice person – a really sweet person.
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I guess if it's a 'nice a—' … it's okay.
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"'@AmyRutledgeWGN Sincere smile would be nice #ChewyLooks' " Rutledge reads.
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" Lions Gate Entertainment: "Look, you got a nice gain.
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Nice prank, sister — I'll remember that for next time!
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He responds "nice," because he's a words guy — not.
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" I said, "Wow, nice to meet you too, Kara.
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I lived there ... It's a nice house, I remember.
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" Daryle agrees, "That was not nice of those girls.
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He's ... I met his daughter, she was very nice.
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"He's good — he's been very nice," she told E!
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Nice idea for sure — let's see about the execution.
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It would be nice, but also reductive … and ridiculous.
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" He said, "It's nice to win delegates with votes.
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They feel so nice and stretchy – definitely worth it.
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" They made my songs sound too nice," she explains.
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That you should always be nice to your neighbours.
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I love Mondays — it's nice to have him home.
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" The same thing in "Germans Who Say Nice Things.
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" Edit it down slightly: "She's really a nice person.
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" "My ex was the epitome of a Nice Guy.
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" Option 2: "Have a nice day," followed by, "goodbye.
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" "It would've been nice if they'd just contacted me.
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Sooo ... he'll get a nice bonus in December 2019.
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Eh, just a nice watch ... and a Ferrari. Kids.
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Twice as Nice They saved the best for last!
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There's a lot to love about spring — nice weather!
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"Minister McGregor" does have a nice ring to it ...
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Here's some nice, cool SHAAADE ... courtesy of Ice Cube.
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And it's not unspeakably ugly, either — a nice plus.
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Well, that would be ... That's very nice and good.
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It was a nice thought - even if only fleeting.
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Some people get distracted by something else -- nice people.
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" Fineman replied, "I don't know, Pete Buttigieg seems nice.
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She also has a nice phone chat with — gasp!
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It's a beautiful place to take a nice walk ...
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Roasted red pepper pesto with rigatoni — that's nice, too.
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Still, the Note 10 takes nice photos of scenery ...
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The fireplace — not that it works — and nice moldings.
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But I had an aisle seat, which was nice ...
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" Ms. Ulrich continued: "Now, Fig is a nice restaurant.
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Robert texted back, So lovely , trying to be nice.
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And there's something nice about -- people are just there.
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" He just said, "I don't think that's very nice.
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And it doesn't fit either nice model for us. . . .
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And they probably are — Sennheiser makes nice, premium products.
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Major case of ... if you can't say anything nice?
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" Nice to know that some people still have "guts!
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" But then you risk being "nice" rather than "authentic.
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Who are they a relative of — oh, that's nice.
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It's a nice gesture ... not everyone's doing it though.
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" She added, "It's nice, because I'm not nagging them.
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Considering the opening bid was $8,500 ... nice work, Dad.
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"It's nice to be loved when —— " Ms. Touitou began.
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" He called the Turner Prize decision a "nice gesture.
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I won't lie — it was a really nice smell.
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Such a nice man, true friend & a good soul!
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" The "Sucker" singer later said Swift's apology felt "nice.
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" KeyCorp: "I think KeyBank is a nice, simple story.
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Trilobites Your Christmas tree is nice — really, it is.
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It's really radical in this conglomerate ... You be nice.
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"It's nice to be the king of the castle, but it's nice to know that when the wife buys the feminist T-shirts, she also buys one for me too," Hanks said.
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"Usually when you hear I said something about someone, you don't think it's going to be nice," he continued, before adding that he was always planning on saying something nice about Grande.
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These include the ability to integrate teams with compliance recording partners like ASC, NICE and Verint Verba, as well as a contact center solution in partnership with Five9, Nice InContact and others.
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The film continues the saga of retired CIA operative Robert McCall (Washington) as he uses his special ops skillset to do nice things for nice people and bad things to bad people.
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But by and large, these are just nice-sounding words Ryan is tossing around to make a plan that will be a catastrophe for the poor and old and sick sound nice.
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Read more:Why targeting Nice for a terrorist attack was not surprisingFrom Nice: Inside France's fight against radical Islamist ideas (April 2016) Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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Judge Gorsuch may be a nice guy, but as a judge, he has twisted the law in ways that have not been so nice to those whose cases and causes he disfavors.
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I might be a little jealous if she got lots of nice comments, but I'd rather get nice comments for other things, like winning a soccer game or writing a cool story.
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"If they think you're nice, they think you can't run their state, and if they think you can run their state, they worry you're not nice," she told The New York Times.
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The nice and compassionate part of the Republican efforts should focus on the risk pools, everything else shouldn't be concerned with nice or mean labels and simply go with what will work.
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It felt trippy because there was a nice balance of newer and older entries, and a bit of time-traveling is a nice thing to do as we move into the weekend.
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Rather than work out every time whether it's in our long-term interests to be nice, it's more efficient and less effort to have the basic rule: be nice to other people.
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Not oversleeping, biking around (the weather is warm but there's a breeze), reading something nice, eating something nice, getting lots of work done, seeing people I like; maybe I have a crush.
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NICE, France — On a late summer afternoon last week, on the sloping driveway of a palatial 21992s villa high in the hills above the city of Nice, sat three large white trucks.
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It is nice, of course, to be on one of the sport's bigger stages, but not so nice when there is a travel day ahead, which has happened enough over the years.
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If you're on more of a budget, Hotel du Temps (11 Rue de Montholon) has everything you need, with lots of nice touches and rooms are surprisingly nice and big for Paris.
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The decorations and ambiance are really nice, we score a nice round table, and my drink comes in a T-Rex-shaped cup and the T-Rex is wearing a Santa hat.
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That cake would make a nice capstone to a big Saturday night meal: fried chicken, perhaps, with mashed potatoes, gravy, some slaw and biscuits, a nice heaping pile of yolk-slicked peas.
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This one will be light and airy, and then this one will be nice and crisp, but they&aposll both hang really nice and give us the achieved look that we want.
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Maybe if I could actually be nice to my sister, in my heart, I wouldn't have to be so nice to her in the pastures and parking lots of our real world.
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My kids got to know the players, so they looked at them more as people than just these guys you see on TV. The players would be real nice to them and it was nice for my kids to see that the players are human beings, not just what you see on TV. That was really nice.
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In exchange, taxes are lower — especially on high-income households — which is nice if you are rich and really nice for everyone if you believe that low tax rates substantially boost economic growth.
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Tightening security after Nice In the aftermath of the attack in Nice, France, Brazilian authorities said they were reviewing their Olympic security plan, widening perimeters around venues and adding checkpoints and traffic restrictions.
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Lay it out on a nice blanket (this one emblazoned with Grave Digger is nice) along with some meaty sandwiches and cookie dough cookies, and go to town on your al fresco meal.
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While this doesn't replace a nice bowl of sweet sweet ganja, it's nice to know there is a clear and futuristic alternative to lighting up a Celestial Season Sleepytime teabag in your bong.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - Sweden produced a breathtaking display of attacking soccer to thrash Thailand 23-1 in Nice on Sunday and book their place in the last 16 of the women's World Cup.
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"The wood we're getting is from maple bats, so it adds a really nice wood flavor but also a little dryness to the finish so it's nice and crisp and clean" he said.
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As liberal-minded people, we want the real cause of the crime decline to be nice people doing nice things, with no role for nasty people doing nasty things to those still nastier.
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Trump said during an interview Wednesday morning on "Fox and Friends" that Kasich has alternated between being very nice to the businessman and "very nasty," but has recently gone back to being nice.
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"You looked too nice to be good," he tells her later, after they're married, and by nice he means sexy, not like the unadorned rural women he knew back home in western Ireland.
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"There is room to build a pool, it is a nice clean house that has hardly been lived in and there are nice neighbors who have been through a lot," Ms. Jones said.
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We were able to get an extra few days at our nice hotel in Des Moines before getting bumped to the not-so-nice hotel, and it seemed like a pretty good deal.
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While survey respondents listed things like nice headphones, coffee, and ride hailing services as 'likes,' household items including dryers, pet supplies and a nice mattress made the cut for 'have to have it.
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It smells like it comes from actual peppers, which means that, at the end, when you put in the chorizo, you&aposre gonna have a nice chorizo that has nice seasoning on there.
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Rather than work out every time whether it's in our long-term interests to be nice, therefore, it's more efficient and less effort to have the basic rule: be nice to other people.
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Sonny, The Princess Bride is the greatest thing, in the world—except for a nice MLT, mutton, lettuce and tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean and the tomato is ripe.
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But as 2019 has worn on, many people have started to doubt DeGeneres's nice, wholesome image, and some have suggested she's not as good or as nice as we've been led to believe.
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Related may have made Hudson Yards nice for some of its tenants, but the early reaction to the project has much to do with how nice New York City made with Hudson Yards.
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" After a long pause, he apparently answered, "It was nice.
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A lot of the stories are sad, but it's nice.
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Now we have the High Line, a very nice ghost.
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IT COULD have been London Bridge, Westminster, Berlin or Nice.
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Nor does it mean a really nice one can't exist.
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These memes are nice, and aggressively no more than that.
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Still, it's nice to see the platform do something — anything!
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Poor guy, he was just trying to do something nice.
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"It's nice knowing I've had a whole season," he said.
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Just wanna unwind with a nice view and some wine?
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"They are nice parents," Genoveva Sajuan told the Chicago Tribune.
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Walk by a Christmas tree retailer for some nice smells.
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W.C.: There's a nice town up the road called Coaticook.
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"Not too many nice words were said," McIlrath said later.
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All washed down with a nice big cup of paint.
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It's mainly tacos and stray dogs and really nice people.
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CHARLIE HEBDO, Bataclan, Brussels, Nice, Berlin, Manchester and now London.
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They might just want to make you a nice lunch.
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To get it all in one, it's kind of nice.
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Don't be too nice, people will walk all over you.
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She's a wonderful player and she's a really nice person.
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And Steve Case and I reunited again, which was nice.
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Pruitt is not looking to make nice with EPA staff.
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It has some nice rings, and some mysterious dark vortexes.
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Again, it's a small touch, but a nice one, nonetheless.
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It's nice to be with someone who understands that experience.
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And for all of you trashing Melania Trump, nice try.
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The Lost in Space robot has a nice butt. pic.twitter.
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More importantly, he's developed a nice mid-range game, shooting .
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There's something nice about having another woman in the room.
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No, I found her a nice seat, so she's okay.
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READMEThe hinge speaker is both cool looking and nice sounding.
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You just learn to carry it in a nice way.
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"But it's good to be on nice terms with him."
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LEVIN: By the way, you are a very nice guy.
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Never mind that those nice things ultimately benefit us, too.'
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It was nice seeing you dancing and Just enjoying yourself.
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It was nice seeing you dancing and just enjoying yourself.
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It was really very nice of him to do that.
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But here is this nice video of a surfing Corgi.
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It's a nice way to share this flavor with them.
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He was nice, decent looking, but I wasn't super interested.
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It's something nice we can talk [about] and bond over.
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Kanopy isn't a Netflix killer, it's a nice additional service.
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Interchangeable AirPods, like the new patent suggests, would be nice.
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To be completely honest, they don't even look that nice.
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The Nice Guy is Xander from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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It's nice to see a $90 million budget well spent.
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This is not a nice thing to do for anyone.
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The Mothership is even dedicared microphone and headphone jacks. Nice.
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"She was very nice," restaurant owner Joe Milano tells PEOPLE.
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They're really nice headphones no matter how you measure them.
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Nice try, Thea — just don't forget your mitt next time.
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Here's a nice jazzy piece from a band called Firyuza.
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"You've got a nice accent," Colton says in the promo.
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And some, I assume, have said nice things about me.
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No, you have to be nice to people, I don't.
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It's a nice move that it's had, up 60 percent.
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The two companies seem to have solidified a nice relationship.
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ThinkGeek as a nice selection of kigurumis to choose from.
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He was a bit shy, yet very nice and quiet.
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It's nice to brush up against magic in any form.
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Mine look very nice and sharp, so does the video.
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He insisted on being nice when being kind was enough.
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Nice is to be earned as we would soon learn.
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Give us the holidays and then a nice long rest.
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Meanwhile, US revenues were solid, with a nice margin beat.
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Fighting enemies who have barricaded themselves into a nice fort?
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"(Hector) settled in pretty nice," said Twins manager Paul Molitor.
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Kelora: We're playing a gig here on Saturday night. Nice.
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It's nice to be a part of games like that.
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Conway said Obama and Trump had a "very nice talk."
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His son is a good player and a nice kid.
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So we've got that going for us, which is nice.
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For example, that's a nice body and he's displaying it.
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It wasn't too bad and kind of nice (for cum).
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I think she sends me the very nice ones though.
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Oh, and an AirPower charger would be nice as well.
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It's nice to have the balance of old and new.
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I bet those two can afford a real nice spread.
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The cat had a nice friendly smile on his face.
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It's also nice to have a cookie when it's done.
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Wouldn't it be nice if the floor could do that?
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We're all open with each other and it's so nice.
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If UFC made that fight that would be very nice.
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Whatever happened to starting things off nice and slow, huh?
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We did go to Denise's wedding and she's really nice.
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And having Frank back in the home is very nice.
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He's wearing a nice suit that doesn't affect my feelings.
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It's really nice to hear and understand other women's stories.
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It's nice to see the old Arya briefly shine through.
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The major department stores in London all have nice bathrooms.
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The place is really nice with an emphasis on chocolate.
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I can honestly say that I'd just rather be nice.
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But I'm lucky: in general I have very nice fans.
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It was nice, I liked it, I did it again.
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Saran Wrap the toilet bowl for a nice surprise 4.
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Just remember to give it a nice shake before eating.
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"Nice buns like yur mum" is rude and off topic.
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"It was a nice ending to a rather horrendous beginning."
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It's nice to have someone you love cut your hair.
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However, it's nice that the EU cares enough to check.
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Really nice to finish the way I did on 18.
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Thankfully, a nice Chinese woman covered me for the ticket.
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They're noisy and they don't play nice with air space.
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Well, it's nice being a little fascist, but go ahead.
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One is be nice to yourself on the- Self compassion.
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Nice Google piece today, well done, I have to say.
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It was a nice and pleasant set to be on.
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"I try to be nice to everyone," she told WVEC.
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Lack of context aside, this is a very nice story.
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He's a nice guy — it's thoughtful that he has come.
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I've met James and a he's a really nice guy.
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And yes he had some very nice things to say.
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The overall design of the Eon Pro really is nice.
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Looks like I got mixed up in something very nice.
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I don't think I wrote a very nice letter back.
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They lack too nice bass, but saving money is fun.
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So it's nice to have this dynamic going into it.
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Our forecheck pressure resulted in a couple really nice goals.
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You see, Ruapehu isn't just a nice place to hike.
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But they'll play nice since Spotify selects what becomes popular.
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Relax on the couch with a nice blended eggnog mix.
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The hidden power indicators lights are a nice touch too.
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"It's nice to skate with some actual views," Soutberg said.
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They also make very nice neutral clothing, which I appreciate.
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RF Nick Markakis had a nice day Monday against Washington.
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It has a nice vibe and makes you feel good.
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Like a nice, big coffee table book of drag artists.
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While it sounds pretty innocuous — reciprocal trade sure sounds nice!
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Just a nice guy who can manage his own life.
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It's nice to have some consistency in a chaotic universe.
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" In all seriousness, she added, "It's really nice to watch.
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Screenshot: HublotSeriously, this is why we can't have nice things.
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Mark Cuban: Hi. Audience member: Hi, nice to meet you.
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It's nice to catch up, and we chat about everything.
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But hey, nice to see you all the same, Tim.
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So nice little -- PERINO: So it&aposs about -- GUILFOYLE: -- diversity.
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" He whispered back, "Lea, thank you, that is so nice.
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You get some nice perks for that price tag, though.
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The lighting on the wrist pad is a nice touch.
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Above is a nice breakdown as to how it works.
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It's gonna be nice to have a social life again!
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Agnifilo asked Nicole if Raniere had been nice to her.
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And we have a very nice bottle of Italian wine.
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Have you been nice to the cars in your life?
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Click here to view original GIFNoytepad looks so nice now!
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When my kids actually wanna dress nice and take pictures!
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OK, she does a pretty nice job with that foot.
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It's a nice way of explaining cultural shifts in society.
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Plus we like her, she's very nice to be around.
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And it's just so nice to not have to explain.
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They are real nice guys and they are good individuals.
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"That was a real nice play by everybody," Matthews said.
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All the guys were super nice and welcoming and warm.
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"It gives a nice crunch," she agreed with a caller.
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But no, she's like, really down to earth, really nice.
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MOURN may have had an experience that wasn't so nice.
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Essential has some nice renders showing the concept in action.
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Second, PayPal is a nice option if you have kids.
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After changing that, "the app was really nice," Anderson said.
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It was really hot, and the site was really nice.
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It was really nice to connect with Christina, Chrissy, again.
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I agreed that would be a nice gift to them.
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Throw 'em in the wash to encourage a nice fray.
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"It was a nice response game for us," DeBoer said.
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The contestants, everyone here, they've been so nice to me.
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" The closest translation is a simple "Nice to meet you.
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Nice words from the chancellor do not guarantee smooth sailing.
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To the downside, Kevin O'Leary's portfolio looks nice and safe.
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It's a nice evening of wine tasting and good food.
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Nice, though it's not persuading me to use the feature.
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The clarity and transparency from House of Marley is nice.
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Focals don't feel incredibly heavy and actually look pretty nice.
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This song is also called "Donnie's Lament," which is nice.
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All that sounds nice, but who actually buys these things?
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It's really nice to have that friendship and that camaraderie.
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Felix tells her to have a nice life, and exits.
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She looked nice enough to me, if a little shy.
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And they want it wrapped up with a nice bow.
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So it's nice to be able to help people still.
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"I guess it's nice to hear from everyone," she added.
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At first I was thrilled because they supplied nice shirts.
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He could get Annie something nice, like an emerald necklace.
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This is not just because children are nice to have.
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It's nice to know there are medical professionals on board.
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But he's a nice guy, we even talked to him.
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It's one of the nice things living in Los Angeles.
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But cool [and] modern, with nice fixtures and hardwood floors.
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Unsurprisingly, Habitat also plays nice with Chef's existing DevOps tools.
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It's nice when a place can execute a classic drink.
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He congratulated me on my single ["Pillowtalk"], which was nice.
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"The people here are as nice as anywhere," he says.
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We'll never quit Legos, but it's nice to have options.
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It is a nice convenience in London and New York.
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All this golden retriever wants is a nice, comfortable bed.
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"I like a nice chicken taco," the Grammy winner says.
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"Also… it was nice getting dressed up and feeling beautiful!"
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"It's nice to just start playing hockey again," he said.
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"It's nice, adversity, sometimes," Dallas center Tyler Seguin said Monday.
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This is hockey so no one has to play nice.
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Colin Lane, as the guard, provides a nice comic turn.
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Both have found nice things to say about Planned Parenthood.
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It's a podcast that features Kid Mero and Desus Nice.
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Love," one user wrote, while another wrote, "Nice Ugg boots.
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Your nice and good friends who are relying on you?
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Oh well 😔 ….. but I did find a nice bracelet !!!!!!
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Jeans, a nice top, heels, and I'm out the door.
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It's nice to hear about it from time to time.
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He wanted his mom to live in a nice place.
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They are both very nice and both exactly the same.
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"Joc has really put together a nice season," Roberts said.
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