The novelties normally cost between $39.95 and $49.95 at Thrice.
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Yet these flaws were more than balanced by the novelties.
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We used to call ginormous phones "phablets," and they were novelties.
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There are the Olympic distractions, novelties and nationalistic strains to navigate.
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Now guess who gets to experience all of these novelties first.
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Affiliating with a line of adult novelties can also be lucrative.
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As a result, hardcore stag films are novelties of cognitive dissonance.
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And its novelties were enough to put people off the new.
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We are not novelties and we shouldn't be treated as such.
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One of the novelties about it is how gorgeous it is.
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But novelties wear off, and people will always prefer convenience and affordability.
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These remakes started out as a novelty; now novelties are the norm.
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However, these all seem more like novelties that will get old quickly.
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This requires new thinking, because big data and social media are historical novelties.
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The indignities of junior high are perennial, but every hell has its novelties.
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And she is excited by the dramatic novelties of the multi-platform format.
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Back then, it was all about fun and acquiring novelties from faraway places.
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First they exposed them to new foods and plastic snakes and other novelties.
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Beyond the novelties Samsung's Tizen OS ecosystem has a lot of room to grow.
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Novelties like these make last year's driverless cars and personal shopper bots look quaint.
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I prefer the novelties of Gilmore Girls and Friends over documentaries on gender violence.
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Restaurants have always tried to lure customers with zany novelties that get people talking.
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Recent novelties include a black pantyliner to match the most popular colour of underwear.
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"Simulacra" (Yale), her first collection, doesn't feel like an anthology of distractions or novelties.
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They just released an occult-inspired "Magick & Novelties" set of pins with corresponding patches.
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It started to make me wonder: Why are these products still seen as novelties?
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They are just judged for their music, yet we are looked at as novelties.
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These were outliers, or novelties — brief successes that Nashville tolerated but didn't wholeheartedly embrace.
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Are they historical novelties or vital symbols of resistance against a neoliberal new world order?
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To get this far, the prosecutors have relied on techniques that are novelties in Brazil.
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Policies that allow women to thrive should not be novelties, they should be the norm.
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When Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa first came on the scene they were impressive novelties.
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But, as any seasoned researcher knows, such novelties are worthless unless they can be replicated.
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Nearly all the Chanel hats are novelties in ribbons or taffetas with simple ribbon trimmings.
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Yet, in the politics of the last half-century, these do not qualify as novelties.
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The home goods retailer John Derian fills his 18th-century beach house with unlikely novelties.
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Mr. Kanneh-Mason fills out the album with shorter works, including a couple of novelties.
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Silent, I watched them sneak peeks of fresh novelties — tattoos and piercings, rolls and folds.
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But although these novelties might seem cheesy, they can be a lot of fun, too.
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The fact is, tech companies are no longer novelties in the world of news and politics.
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Among novelties in the chamber, Niyaki Kizilyurek will be the first MEP from Cyprus's Turkish community.
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Early on it was possible to introduce novelties, such as "Angry Birds", an early runaway hit.
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He then led a campaign to encourage local farmers to adopt his novelties—which they did.
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While such tactics may seem obvious today, at the time they were novelties in Canadian politics.
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DANA JENNINGS 'CHEAP NOVELTIES: THE PLEASURES OF URBAN DECAY' By Ben Katchor, Drawn & Quarterly, $22.95; drawnandquarterly.
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Every year has its new watches and novelties that wow with good looks and mechanical wizardry.
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We're excited to be developing new capabilities that turn quantum systems from novelties into useful technologies.
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He has let women drive and allowed concerts and movie theaters — all novelties for the kingdom.
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Some of the items under development border on novelties, like "Hero" made by a company called Okayrobot.
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One of the novelties of CES 2017 for me is how amazing the "average" TV has become.
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Past attempts at adult-focused interactive entertainment have largely been novelties that struggled to find an audience.
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Policies that allow women with children to thrive should not be novelties; they should be the norm.
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Indonesia Dispatch For divers, the millions of harmless jellyfish in an Indonesian lake are must-see novelties.
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Policies that allow women with children to thrive should not be novelties, they should be the norm.
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"Women in the Middle East are really looking for novelties," said Nicolas Beau, Chanel's international watch director.
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The problem is that lots of software has a short shelf life, that novelties are just that.
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Now Kaufman's group sells novelties like hot cheese glue guns and fidget spinners augmented with lip gloss.
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Delivery robots are seen as novelties, job-killers and a gimmicky way for restaurants to reach nearby customers.
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There are, however, two potential novelties to watch out for when trying to guess whether disinflation will persist.
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It may have some unexpected novelties, so that two popes can co-exist in the episodes that follow.
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A visit to the tunnel as a destination, seeking clues to a motive, turned up the novelties within.
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They're more display pieces than disposable novelties, and are priced to match at three to six dollars each.
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But in the '60s, some critics — notably the archformalist Clement Greenberg — saw these genres as gimmicky, merely entertaining novelties.
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Can these novelties ensure the excitement doesn't wear off, exposing cleaning as the Cinderella-pumpkin-carriage it really is?
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They exemplify how fervently he lived by a philosophy that many others ignored, viewing his creations only as novelties.
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The earliest Chromebooks were, at best, novelties, underpowered machines with little to differentiate themselves from the previous generation's netbooks.
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By May, the regular season's sideshows and novelties have faded, replaced by the high-stakes drama of the playoffs.
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His campaign was fascinating from state to finish — if at times horrifying — because of the litany of similar novelties.
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Cases of transmissible cancer in humans are extreme novelties, occurring rarely in immunocompromised patients, such as those with HIV.
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Forum Novelties Inflatable See Details Let's be honest, it's not all that hard to dress up as Sean Evans.
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Action-packed, stylistically eclectic and with deluxe casting, this is a sampler of Vail souvenirs, with some novelties added.
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The paper posits that understanding these bugs could give further insight into sexual selection and evolutionary biological novelties in general.
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We already knew the vast majority of novelties and innovations set to debut at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2018 event tomorrow.
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It's fully loaded and comes equipped with over 6,000 treats and frozen novelties donated by a local dairy and supermarket.
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Given that these practices are usually intended for domestic use, Native art is typically perceived as "primitive novelties" or souvenirs.
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Cheap Novelties: The Pleasures of Urban Decay is published by Drawn & Quarterly and available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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That whole last page of zany novelties found in comic books for years was the domain of Harold von Braunhut.
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But for all the novelties of the day, the specter of past Washington dramas seemed to waft over the proceedings.
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Yesterday's novelties turn into today's must-haves and tomorrow's collectibles — and ways to diversify investment portfolios — faster than ever before. CNBC.
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Katchor published a self-contained volume of Julius Knipl in 1991 under the title Cheap Novelties: The Pleasures of Urban Decay.
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Manufacturers are showing several new adult novelties, including some wearable ones, at this year's ongoing Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas.
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Before we delve into any of the technical novelties of the concept Mini, we have to talk about this thing's design.
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Gaudí included features in La Pedrera that were novelties at the time, like an elevator and running water in each apartment.
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He was as convincing singing about drinking and heartbreak as he was performing sentimental and devotional numbers, topical material and novelties.
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Howard Ratner is a jeweler to the stars who earns his nut hawking diamond-studded novelties to rappers and pro ballers.
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These novelties have turned the quiet pit where she works into a buzzing destination for curious tourists and a few religious fanatics.
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Yes, there are some apps and games for the headset today, but many of them are more novelties than truly engaging experiences.
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Contemporary art exhibitions had tended to jump from beaux-art conception to the digital, featuring novelties such as applications, interactive pieces, projections.
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For instance, "brass era" cars from the automotive industry's earliest days are mere novelties these days, besides being of extremely limited utility.
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Things haven't yet gone quite so far in "Machines Like Me," where androids are few in number and are still considered novelties.
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But for me, they felt like short-term novelties instead of ways to actually make Fortnite really feel like its own universe.
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The company's early catalogs—particularly those that ran between the 1930s and the 1970s—were full of weird novelties and dumb jokes.
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But after learning just how helpful the sexy novelties can be, it's probably a good idea to stash one in the glove box.
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He also manufactured latex vaginas and hand-shaped items devised for anal insertion and a variety of other novelties associated with masturbatory pleasures.
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What's as interesting is that it's chosen to spearhead this year's novelties not just with a women's watch, but with a quartz model.
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All of that is fine— it's 100% fine—but a company called Fairly Odd Novelties wants to help you through it all, anyway.
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Neither will WTC Newsstand & Novelties, next to the passageway, which was owned and operated by the brothers Reajul Islam and Fakrul Alam-Onar.
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And like many such novelties—massage seats, perfume systems, gesture controls—it's a very cool idea with a lot of room for improvement.
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Those sales, involving hundreds of cars, are less constrained by space, and can make room for novelties like microcars and the occasional amphibian.
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But even during VR's equivalent of a post-console-release slump, people are getting used to treating VR games like games, instead of novelties.
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When we think of augmented reality face filters, we tend to think of goofy novelties like Halloween masks, face swapping, or inadvertent racist caricatures.
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I hadn't given this gadget much thought before: In my mind, Roombas were funny novelties that made an appearance in cat memes and sitcoms.
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Keen to experience such wondrous novelties as Peking-duck-topped, Mickey-Mouse shaped pizza, Chinese families are now eagerly snapping up entry tickets online.
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Turns out all those businessmen (er… robots?) of Silver Shamrock Novelties plan to murder America's children… in the name of ancient Stonehenge-ian witchcraft?
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This was done partially for fun (see Dogecoin and other novelties) but also to chase the same kind of returns they enjoyed from Bitcoin investments.
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But visitors shouldn't expect a vast array of novelties, as the major brands call their new releases, because Mr. Voutilainen will display just three watches.
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You take a mechanically achievable formula and ironically apply it to pop culture novelties, like a 1990s nasal rock anthem or a forgotten Jerry Seinfeld cartoon.
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Sperl, who trades novelties, collectibles, and souvenirs as a full-time job, was setting up a photo for the sale of a 1950s car-hop tray.
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What's amazing is the tenacity with which the gods of Disney, for all the novelties of their digital art, have clung to the formulas of yore.
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Where the sector lands on them may ultimately have implications for whether these technologies prove to be fleeting novelties or truly meaningful enablers of financial inclusion.
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That still left Mr. Basciano a considerable 19983,800 square feet to complement his kung fu tapes and "I ♥ NY" T-shirts with X-rated novelties.
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These novelties, in turn, are connected backward in time often to ancient forces — and then forward to their cultural derivations, including synthesizers, computers and the internet.
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"Policies that allow women with children to thrive should not be novelties — they should be the norm," she said at the Republican National Convention last summer.
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In Germany in the early 1900s, before the popularization of color film, colored photochrom postcards were coveted novelties, all the rage in a burgeoning tourist industry.
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The plant manufactures ice cream and frozen novelties for brands including Ben and Jerry's, Breyers, Magnum, Popsicle, Good Humor and Klondike, said Catherine Reynolds, a Unilever spokeswoman.
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They're novelties, perfectly fun for a laugh, but the hardware — compared with the impressive solidity of real arcade controllers and the NEO-GEO's itself — just isn't there.
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I was walking out of a store called Smoke-N-Chill Novelties, in Southwest Austin, holding a receipt for $223 and two crisp, white shrink-wrapped boxes.
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With iPhones, those differences between one model and its S counterpart ranged from small novelties (Live Photos) to actual reworkings of how the device operated (3D Touch).
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The circus fell victim to programs like "The Ed Sullivan Show," which gradually brought such novelties directly into the home, cutting the legs out from under it.
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Regardless of where and with whom a person engages in sex travel, Sanchez said it's imperative to approach potential partners with respect, not as novelties or commodities.
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Novelties Ms. Pulitzer is obsessed with peacocks and likes to incorporate their feathers into her floral arrangements, alongside elephant ear, palm fronds and ginger from her garden.
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I'm sure I'm not alone in starting every year with a refreshed anticipation for the novelties to come from the likes of Samsung, OnePlus, HTC, Huawei, and Apple.
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The list of unexpected novelties is long and global: a separatist crisis in Spain, a political novice elected president of France, a fairly popular president impeached in Brazil.
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All sex toys need to be cleaned before and after every use, so if you're using any kind of adult novelties, pack this little guy and stay clean.
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They were only found because Korean land is often excavated, so scientists and the fossil-curious dig in to see what ancient novelties are hidden in Earth's crust.
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The current moral panic over the smartphone echoes the anxieties of earlier generations about novelties like the bicycle, the landline phone, the automobile, television, and the personal computer.
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In China, for instance, Mondelez has been working for years with Alibaba's online marketplace Tmall to expand its reach, creating novelties like wasabi- or hot chicken-flavored Oreos.
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In China, for instance, Mondelez has been working for years with Alibaba's online marketplace Tmall to expand its reach, creating novelties like wasabi- or hot chicken- flavored Oreos.
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A youngish, indie-adjacent, largely gay fanbase might well value such a dynamic more than the charts and pop radio, which demand louder or at least flashier novelties.
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Before you write them off completely, someone has managed to find a way to make these novelties genuinely worthy of your desk space, as a tiny Death Star replica.
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School obviously wasn't my favorite place, but in a home economics class I learned how to make chocolate lollipops and other novelties, which I sold to earn spending money.
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It's getting a fresh lick of paint now and then, but most of its novelties now relate to how it links back to Apple's core iOS and iPhone business.
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Since then, McWhorter has built a career outside the academy as a quirky populist, committed to defending linguistic novelties often derided as erroneous or as harbingers of slackening standards.
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A pinkish, fruity Kit Kat would have been a gamble almost anywhere else in the world, but in Japan, strawberry-flavored sweets were established beyond the status of novelties.
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Among season 4's novelties, we can expect liquid nitrogen mishaps, baking "help" from the contestants' own children, and guest hosts like Fortune Feimster, Gabby Douglas, and Adam Scott.
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The cancellation will undoubtedly make a big impact in these companies' plans, though we're likely to see many of the novelties planned for the show announced via online channels.
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Frederick Mellinger, its founder, is credited with inventing, among other novelties, the push-up bra, falsies and padded girdles, and even with introducing the bikini in the United States.
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Insects or algae might provide alternative fodder, but the companies involved are slow to embrace such novelties, according to Ari Jadwin of AquaSelect, which provides advice to Chinese fish farms.
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Caught in the political crossfire are business owners like Debbie Devlin, who has two shops on the city's famous boardwalk that sell painted hermit crabs and other novelties and souvenirs.
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But the shelves teem with pleasant surprises (premixed Negronis!), odd novelties (six-ounce goblets of chardonnay) and kitschy conveniences (Disaronno packaged with a lemon squeezer for your amaretto-sour needs).
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One of the only commercially available options, apart from breath fresheners, is a line of chocolate, watermelon, strawberry and mango tasting strips sold as adult novelties to aid oral sex.
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Others got matches filled with the stereotypical tropes that white artists often resorted to when depicting people of color: slaves, servants or, in the case of many women, sexualized novelties.
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It probably helped that Kubrick was just a kid, so instead of inducing yawns, these magazine perennials struck him as novelties, and he in turn brought something fresh to them.
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Moreover, although the game introduced novelties like save points, every black-and-white(-and-green) tunnel looked like any other, and the absence of an in-game map exacerbated navigation.
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Further, smartwatches are slowly eating away at Switzerland's lower-cost Swatch and fashion watch core, a market that buoys brands like Omega and Breguet and lets them keep manufacturing mechanical novelties.
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There are longstanding and well-known engineering issues that have prevented conventional jetpacks from becoming more than sideshow novelties that also happen to be extremely expensive to operate, with rare exceptions.
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"New products will still be very important for the brands, but the novelties will be absolutely in line with the brand and its collections," said Alexander Linz, founder of Watch-Insider.com.
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One of the devils, wearing a 40-year-old mask once used by his father, was critical of novelties like the Krampus masks worn in the Christmas period across central Europe.
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I wish I could be more enthusiastic about the period novelties: Jean-Baptiste Krumpholtz's Harp Concerto No. 5 and Jean-David Hermann's Harp Concerto No. 1 (written after the queen's beheading).
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Other novelties in the longest of seasons were the U.S.-owned Haas team scoring on their debut, Renault's low-key return as a manufacturer team and the first grand prix in Azerbaijan.
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If the current fixation on unicorns, glittery bath bombs, mermaids, and childhood novelties like Harry Potter and Beauty and the Beast is anything to go by, escapism is so hot right now.
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In China, for instance, Mondelez has been working for years with Alibaba's online marketplace Tmall to expand its reach, even creating novelties like wasabi or hot chicken flavored Oreos to attract shoppers.
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There, audiences were treated to such novelties as Federer and Rafael Nadal, the dominant rivals of the last 15 years, playing as a doubles pairing on a visually striking all-black court.
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Paintings and drypoint prints present visually cinematic explorations of commodification, exploitation, and the dual faces of a society that is quick to abandon the hyped-up novelties of just the day before.
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How Wolfson made what is in fact an animatronic doll appear real is a mystery typical of new art's galloping technological novelties, and one likely to become old hat in short order.
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It turned out that even the behaviorists' rats, far from being creatures of habit, paid special attention to unexpected novelties because that was how they learned to avoid punishment and win rewards.
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Whether it's spotting roadside novelties — as in I Spy or Bingo — or vehicles from different states (or countries) — as in the license plate game — most games are variations on a scavenger hunt.
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Drones capable of underwater operation are little more than novelties at the moment, but the technology could advance marine research, revolutionize undersea cinematography, and let anyone explore places even experienced divers cannot reach.
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Apps will be the technology of the past, ushering in a new era for AI. Bots today are merely app replacements or novelties, and the experience still feels like talking to a robot.
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During the political off-season, Clayton helps run a company called 341 Novelties that makes custom clothes and souvenirs for concerts, political gatherings, and sports events with "close family and friends," he said.
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While some appear like novelties, like the verbose "RoboThespian" actor, others have valuable applications, like "Kaspar," whose gaping eyes are rather scary, but who is designed to engage autistic children in empathetic behavior.
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Of course, we're still in the early stages of all of this — and the first wave of foldables have yet to prove themselves of interest to the smartphone-buying audience beyond simple novelties.
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Sony's biggest challenge comes October 4th, however, will be to convince anyone that Android Marshmallow phones without any Daydream VR novelties are worth its high price of admission versus Google's incoming Pixel phones.
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For even the most inventive tax visionaries, the replacement of BAT revenues is a daunting task, even if you incorporate controversial novelties like financial services levies or the hearty perennial: the carbon tax.
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These are all interesting novelties, tied together by brief histories of acts ranging from Buddy Holly to Jay Z. They've done yeoman's work in covering a wide array of genres and artists too.
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Depending on the quality of your introduction to sesame-crusted tuna or similar sanitized novelties at trendier-than-thou enclaves, your opinion of Asian fusion may occupy some intersection of tortured and tacky.
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Broadly: Why were sex toys like dildos considered obscene unless they were disguised as novelties or marketed specifically as medical devices to assist in penetration during heterosexual sex for such a long time?
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Arguably the only real novelties the OAI offers are how quickly it was created, its placement within the White House, and the fact that it's run by a key member of Trump's inner circle.
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However, the 13 years of close observation provided by Cassini, an American spacecraft, showed the planet, its moons and its remarkable rings off better and better, revealing finer structures, striking novelties and greater drama.
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" AlexandraAge: 25Occupation: Investment analystIdentifies as: FemaleHas sex with: MenRelationship status: SingleCalifornia Exotic Novelties Waterproof Jack Rabbit-5 Rows: "My specifications: It had to be quiet — I had a roommate in college to think about.
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That could take the use of service robots from novelties that deliver food and drink in restaurants and hotels to an army that performs essential functions in hospitals bound by strict no-contact rules.
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If the success of a civilization is judged primarily on its endurance over time, then the Ju/hoansi's ancestors' achievements render those of the ancient Egyptians, the Mayans or even the Victorians, mere novelties.
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It's the type of meta-comedy that TV sitcoms often experiment with once they are no longer novelties, when the creators have begun to engage, consciously or unconsciously, in a conversation with viewers' responses.
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Emotions are often held as a defining feature of the human condition, but we're starting to see various attempts to create an artificial emotional intelligence as bots move beyond simple novelties or customer service scripts.
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Chief among the novelties is Graphy, a component of the manual mode in LG's camera app that will allow users to apply the same "style and mood" of a chosen professional photo to their own.
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This year, attention is back on core processing rather than novelties, but this time aimed more squarely at the "internet of things" (IoT), a buzzword used to describe connectivity between an increasing range of devices.
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A small studio next to his light-filled bedroom houses further stores of novelties, including a series of unsettling German masks from the 1920s; his bedroom contains a striking pair of 50-pound concrete boots.
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The HMD-owned iteration of Nokia has practically made a cottage industry of it with rereleases of the Nokia 3310 and Nokia 8110, but those devices were meant to be fun, nostalgic novelties, not flagship competitors.
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There's just one catch, which often goes unstated: If their novelties take off without any intervention or supervision from the government, we could be inviting a nightmarish set of security and privacy vulnerabilities into the world.
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It's not a big strike against the G8 that it doesn't have these novelties, especially since we found the in-display fingerprint sensor in the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus to be slow compared to traditional fingerprint sensors.
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One hundred vendors hawk their wares: food, clothes, drinks, makeup, photography, venues, lighting, registries, and the Instagram-friendly novelties that pop up on wedding hashtags, from industrial letterboards to coconuts stamped with a made-to-order logo.
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Unlike Samsung's iterative Galaxy S9 update, Huawei's P20 device family — which includes the regular P20 and a P20 Lite — is full of design and camera novelties that feel fresh and different from the rest of the market.
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KENNETH COLE DELETES KATE SPADE &aposACCESSORY&apos TWEET Truth, which was produced in collaboration with beauty and novelties website It's The Bomb, was originally announced in May via a 15-second teaser starring a suit-clad Daniels.
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Other novelties include personalized M&Ms; a Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer, retailing at $249.99; three private training sessions with "celebrity wellness expert" and star of ABC's "My Diet Is Better Than Yours" Jay Cardiello, valued at $1,400.
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That's when I realized that as much as I recoil at the Year of the Woman (and dry heave at the "pink wave"), the bigger problem with treating female candidates like novelties is that, sadly, they are.
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The mechanical reproduction of music, which became popular with such novelties as a foggy four-minute recording of Caruso singing "Celeste Aida," from 33, gave way to complete recordings of symphonies and operas transmitted through every available medium.
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The obvious can be like a Magic Eye poster, one of those novelties whose hidden 3-D image only leaps out at you when you look at it just right: You can't really help someone else see it.
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Bassist Jenn Alva, drummer Phanie Diaz, guitarist Sofi Lopez, and vocalist Letty Martinez just dropped their sophomore album, No Novelties on Joan Jett's Blackheart Records, and it's one of the rawest and most important listens of the year.
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" Zany is the word for this alumna of "Saturday Night Live," who played the kazoo and the violin, and dug up amusing, little-known novelties like "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" and "Tacos, Enchiladas & Beans.
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Instead of an advertising-supported online video startup, Kreiz is backing an e-commerce play: He's investing in Loot Crate, which sells monthly subscriptions of boxes filled with t-shirts, collectibles and other novelties aimed at pop culture nerds.
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"This is not a light piece of work, it is several kilograms of titanium that need to be put on the car," the Briton said in a video on the world champions' website explaining one of the season's big novelties.
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They also agreed that while there are countless tech demos and novelties, there's still no killer app for AR. Derek Belch (STRIVR), Clorama Dorvilias (DebiasVR) and Morgan Mercer (Vantage Point) took on the potential of VR in commercial and industrial applications.
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Sure, you can find crazy gadgets and knockoffs in the innumerable Chinese manufacturers, and the likes of LG have things like roll-up OLED screens, but these are no more than novelties, both for the companies themselves and those viewing them.
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Its products can be found in mainstream retail stores like Brookstone, and its approach to making premium-priced adult novelties with higher-quality materials is part of the reason the industry has seen sales surge over the past 10 years.
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When Poland and Germany opened their borders in the early 1990s, there was a boom of people going to Germany and bringing electronics back in, and these were absolute novelties, even though they were old and derelict in Germany itself.
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I watched a group called Lady Bizness unleash a fine Riot grrrl squall about 20 paces from Figment's whimsical miniature golf course for a crowd wearing black T-shirts ranging from classics (the Cramps) to novelties ("I'm a divisive issue").
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, taped just days before the final performance of "Hamilton" in New York with the show's original cast, lead producer Jeffrey Seller told Recode's Kara Swisher that Broadway is definitively better than high-tech novelties.
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Day Trip Incalculable hours vanish in exploring Mitsuwa Marketplace, a Japanese superstore in Edgewater, N.J. There are aisles of curious condiments, sake and novelties like a corset face band, which belts around the head and purportedly slims it, for $19.99.
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But you will be surprised at how readily you can assimilate the novelties involved, and soon find yourself pleasurably immersed not in a worthy, let's-pat-ourselves-on-the-back experience, but simply in a first-rate production of a transporting musical.
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With "Cheap Novelties" — in a beautifully produced 25th-anniversary edition — we again follow Julius Knipl, real estate photographer, as he stalks the city seeking the homely, the daily, the forgotten: cheap flophouses, human beasts of burden, weights to hold down towers of newspapers.
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Does Ginsburg now reluctantly vote to strike down PASPA due to precedent created by Shelby County or does she stick to her guns and say federal laws that treat states differently are not novelties and Congress has every right to implement them?
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While the game is still newly released, I found the excitement that propels me to explore isn't tempered by my desire not to die; the map has nooks and crannies, high-conflict towns and twisty suspended highways that have their own, individual novelties.
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For much of the 20th century, the novelties of travel photography were not a photo's framing or the caption but the photo itself, which commemorated the luxury of travel: Tourism was romanticized, and because rolls of film were finite, every photo was precious.
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They include novelties like a remote self-parking function that can actually turn the car into a parking spot, and a curb warning system that will save your expensive wheels from being scratched during a clumsy maneuver (of which, this writer had more than enough).
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Dennis Altman would go on to write a book about Jesus Christ entitled The First Liberal as well as hilariously partisan pop-culture novelties like Meanie Manifesto: The Official Train Manual for Republican Children and one more coloring book, this one about the Koch Brothers.
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But of all the novelties at the kickoff event for the Ted Cruz-Carly Fiorina presidential not-yet-ticket, few proved as surreal as its premise: a candidate, trailing by some 400 delegates, naming his running mate nearly three months before the Republican convention.
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That's why in a capitalist society I think Karl Marx's analysis is still so seminal; he can keep track of the ways in which there's unbelievable technological intervention, unprecedented novelties being produced, yet they are still tied to asymmetric relations of power at the workplace.
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The third wave that Revolution is tapping into, is where the "internet of things" will essentially become the "internet of everything," where we will move past novelties to industry-transforming developments like new methods of collecting and analyzing real-time livestock and crop data.
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In the smallest state in the union, people over the age of 16 can purchase "hand-held and ground based sparkling devices including fountains, illuminating torches, wheels, ground spinners, flitter sparklers, sparklers & novelties devices," but cannot purchase "aerial consumer, display fireworks, and pyrotechnics," according to the APA.
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Given how little appears to have changed about the Note 9 relative to its predecessor, there's a dearth of other hardware novelties to get excited about, though the promise of having a 1TB phone with the help of a 512GB microSD card is rather a tantalizing one.
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This makes it something of a rarity: the sole focus of a midcareer chef who has the maturity to stay away from trends and novelties, the experience to know what will be delicious, the managerial skill to pull it off, and the time to make it work.
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"Now You're Down in the Alley" and "Here's a Little Girl from Jacksonville" could double as 50s dance novelties, "Nix on Those Lush Heads" means what it says, and if "Trombone Man Blues" evokes Dinah Washington at her filthiest, "A Little Bird" ends happily ever after.
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The longest piece, "The Lifecycle of Software Objects," is about people who invent childlike artificial intelligences called "digients" to sell as novelties — disconcertingly compared to pets throughout — and then refuse to give up the care of them when their popularity wanes and learning environments become obsolete.
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Pretty much anyone with an OG iPhone or iPhone 3G downloaded Koi Pond at some point, mostly because it let you cleverly show off the device's multi-touch display and accelerometer (still novelties at the time): Tap to make a splash, shake to feed the fish… and that's it.
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The reverence for newspapers here is often as prominent as the nostalgia for grandiose storefront signs and cheap deli sandwiches, and it's worth remembering that Cheap Novelties assembles strips that first ran on pages not unlike those that gave birth to Katchor's art form as we know it.
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Other potential novelties came in the choreography — a splaying of hands to represent the Hindu lord of dance, a nod to the Indian roots of flamenco — but this was meager stuff, and the rest of the program's choreography was boilerplate at best and frequently worse: visually and rhythmically dull.
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But Zinssner contextualized the piece in the then-modern era and came to a surprising conclusion: these novelties softened the edges of the scary stuff, and they were perfect alternatives for protest in a period when the Kent State shooting was still fresh on the minds of the public.
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A lot of people point to the longstanding existence of bots and automated responders in things like IRC and AIM as proof that chatbots have been around for a long time, but what were once novelties hacked together by hobbyists are now almost mandatory offerings for large brands and businesses.
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Other novelties at Salzburg this summer include a revival of Aribert Reimann's 1978 opera, "Lear"; Shostakovich's "Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk"; a survey of the late Spectralist master Gérard Grisey; and a new production of Berg's "Wozzeck," by William Kentridge, which will travel to the Met in the 2019-20 season.
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But there are classics to be had, like duck rillettes, frisée aux lardons, roast chicken, duck magret and filet mignon, along with novelties like a delicate carrot terrine, plump snails poached in a bag with black garlic and bone marrow butter, leeks with chorizo spices and smoked onion, and escabeche of razor clams.
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Attempts to improve messaging beyond the basics have failed; chatbots are of poor quality and largely pointless, in-chat games are novelties at best, business applications are politely declined and while aesthetic changes like stickers could make a little money in the short term, that's not really the kind of thing that supports a global infrastructure.
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With each new hook up or awkward dinner, the audience gets an honest glimpse into both the frustrations (Kate's hearing aid cuts out in the middle of her boss' instructions) and novelties (Kate and Michael are able to sleep soundly on a flight filled with screaming babies and coughing passengers) that make up their lives as deaf people.
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Why South Korea has the highest concentration of robots in the world Why South Korea has the highest concentration of robots in the world Humanoid robots are more than just sci-fi novelties in South Korea, which holds the top spot for the world's highest robot density – beating out China, Japan, Germany and the United States.
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Long viewed as dubious dens of vice, full of tacky, explicit, and low-quality toys and novelties, many successful stores overhauled their designs, staff, and product lines to become sleek and accessible spaces where one could come to speak safely to knowledgeable, diverse, and friendly staff about their sexual life and needs, get good advice, and purchase aesthetically pleasing, quality products.
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If you prefer his equally chintzy synthpop mode, however, as I do, his best albums are I'm Your Man (1988) — which threads a confused, exciting love story around insane novelties like the terrorist-disco anthem "First We Take Manhattan" and the satirically paranoid "Jazz Police" — and The Future (1992), home to the aforementioned "Democracy" and a title track that might as well have predicted the future.
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BAD EXPENSES Takeout, mediocre restaurants, well drinks, furniture (unless you're rich, because then furniture gets, like, sexually perverse, the textures and turns an agonizingly pleasurable ride), the newest version of a phone, Anxiety Tax (late fees; taking a car service across town because you changed outfits a bunch of times), two decks of blueberries because they're on sale (just buy one, they'll get moldy!), novelties of any variety, cars, haircuts.
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Kauffman has more in mind than the menu items that the '60s served up: the tofu, tempeh and tamari, the granola and yogurt, the nut loafs and avocado sandwiches on whole wheat bread with their poufs of alfalfa sprouts that "smell as if a field of grass were having sex"; hard as it is to imagine now, all of these foods were radical novelties before 1970 or so.
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