I have an obsession with Hollywood, and I have an obsession with death.
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"There certainly was obsession with custody, obsession with control of children," said DeWine.
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It essentially replaces Don José's obsession with Carmen (the character) with an obsession with "Carmen" (the opera).
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Netflix is taking full advantage of our obsession with true crime — more specifically, our growing obsession with charismatic killers.
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"There was an obsession with custody, obsession with control of the children," DeWine said, according to The Washington Post.
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Freedom, he insisted, is threatened both by the left's obsession with economic equality and the right's obsession with cultural homogeneity.
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But beyond anything else, it was Mr. Castro's obsession with the United States, and America's obsession with him, that shaped his rule.
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Avery's obsession with David extends to an obsession with political scandals in general, which feels a bit heavy-handed but also makes sense.
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Our obsession with time has led to an obsession with clocks and some of those clocks, like Görkem Bozkurt's 3D printed marble masterpiece, are badass.
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I think we have to talk about it now, because it explains the relationship and his really strange obsession with this show and in particular, his really disturbing obsession with Mika.
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" From Sitaara, senior year: "Dude, the obsession with Christmas.
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In reverent black and white, Tom Rankin photographs churches and graveyards, where the South's obsession with its past abuts its obsession with its own physical contours, its haunted sites and immemorial landscapes.
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The Pentagon, transitioning from its post-9/11 obsession with "asymmetrical" foes to a renewed obsession with Russian and Chinese ambitions, recently began to upgrade its armored-vehicle brigades with Javelin missiles.
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Go deeper: Jerome Powell's obsession with inflation and economic growth
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We have an obsession with looking at ourselves from space.
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The modern human obsession with beachfront property is nothing new.
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Trump's obsession with the song "Rocket Man" predates his presidency.
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I've heard this comment about the obsession with efficiency before.
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Our collective obsession with the avocado has gone too far.
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Jamal is characterized by his obsession with the RollerWorld money.
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The kingdom maintains an almost comical obsession with Iran's activities.
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Irrational fears consumed her, as did an obsession with death.
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News that she's frustrated with the continued obsession with dieting.
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López's obsession with Guzmán's sons would ultimately prove his downfall.
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But Trump's business background doesn't quite explain his obsession with
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Because so long ago I remember his obsession with robotics.
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"Jay Leno's Garage" explores our obsession with all things automotive.
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For years, he maintained an ironic obsession with Justin Bieber.
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When does our obsession with the abyss stop being fun?
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Gabby Gabby's obsession with affection isn't that different from Woody's.
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Namely, it's everyone's baffling level of obsession with female virginity.
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My obsession with sweaty brutes only grew in high school.
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They don't want this obsession with all sorts of issues.
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That obsession with secrecy extended to every aspect of Theranos.
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The trailer implies that Roman has an obsession with Harley.
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This is when Trump's obsession with television ratings took hold.
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He was fascinated by technology and our obsession with it.
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She grew disgusted with her husband's obsession with incapacitated females.
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I'm not alone in my slight obsession with the show.
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Yes, there's a dark side to America's obsession with avocado.
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I haven't always had my obsession with the two words.
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Market capitalization has become an obsession with many cryptocurrency watchers.
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I just recently started an obsession with collecting kitsch albums.
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Her obsession with the poet becomes a form of escape.
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His obsession with making certain parts of national border fixed.
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But America's obsession with these two women wasn't that simple.
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"He's got a suicidal obsession with power," Mr. Rahabi said.
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And I have this kind of obsession with the body.
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After all, her obsession with food didn't come from nowhere.
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"Female obsession with other females is rife," she said recently.
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And they're powered by an obsession with one game: Fortnite.
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She had developed an obsession with newborn babies, particularly boys.
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Our national obsession with nutrition is getting in the way.
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Collison's obsession with the idea even shapes his recreational time.
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That, she says, is when her obsession with death began.
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A sister consumed by her obsession with the electoral map?
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But his obsession with direct listings is a new thing.
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This is not simply an obsession with a prominent billionaire.
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But other companies carried forward Young's obsession with audio quality.
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They met and bonded over their shared obsession with fashion.
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Obsession with winning: It's a big problem for Mr. Trump.
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Her obsession with the case naturally makes her a suspect.
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We look at Hollywood's obsession with fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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I have an obsession with Twitter, too, and an addiction.
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The Teutonic obsession with fiscal probity grates in parts of Europe.
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This is where Bannon's obsession with this book should cause concern.
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Prime's signature obsession with Ferraris makes itself known as well throughout.
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There is an obsession with their sexuality, even their genital configuration.
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What does our obsession with commoners marrying royals say about us?
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EOC: Yeah I kind of have this obsession with these people.
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The intelligence community's obsession with monitoring social media is hardly new.
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They make you laugh, and also question our obsession with automation.
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Even as a child, nothing could overwhelm his obsession with food.
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What exactly is going to happen with Cassidy's obsession with Tulip?
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The biggest obstacle to rugby's popularity remains Brazilians' obsession with football.
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Image: Gizmodo / Michael NunezThere's an obsession with "immersion" in virtual reality.
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We love their obsession with product and their affinity for users.
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What's up with this man and his obsession with hotel stuff?
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The beauty mogul's obsession with the noodle dish is well documented.
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Yet the fetishistic obsession with secret surveillance should not be commonplace.
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First of all, that the show's obsession with place will continue.
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One thing that hasn't, though, is our obsession with its camera.
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An obsession with post-ups that made James Harden hate him.
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What do you think of the KarJenner's obsession with theme parks?
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Where does this dramatic obsession with death and sickness derive from?
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Throughout his filmmaking career, Aronofsky has demonstrated an obsession with obsession.
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This is especially problematic because of our generation's obsession with authenticity.
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The article also details Landis' alleged obsession with controlling women's bodies.
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" Bolsonaro himself says he doesn't "have an obsession with being president.
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This obsession with press attention even created tension with outside partners.
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Like many parents, she's worried about her child's obsession with screens.
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Because of our cultural obsession with raising girls to be 'good.
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I think economists' obsession with building new houses misses the point.
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At this point, Snapchat's obsession with augmented reality is well-documented.
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But just hearing about it sharpened his obsession with its potential.
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But in general, this obsession with — worries about — mobs is growing.
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The automaker has had a longtime obsession with hierarchy, Ford said.
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Kendall finds Kylie's obsession with her phone, uh, a little much.
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I have no idea what their obsession with Denver is about.
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In a nutshell, fast-fashion describes society's obsession with relentless consumption.
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An obsession with austerity is preventing countries from restoring economic growth.
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Basically this obsession with success is a fearful way to live.
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" He calls the obsession with free will a "peculiarly Western concern.
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A mind-clouding obsession with the Affordable Care Act is another.
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What explains this growing obsession with techno-fixes for climate change?
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It's a gameplay mechanic that mirrors America's obsession with hospital ratings.
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Becerra knocks Trump's 'extravagant obsession' with border wall 11:15 p.m.
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She stonewalled the president's obsession with bricks and mortar border security.
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What they are proof of is Trump's obsession with the investigation.
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But the obsession with direct listings won't fix the bigger problem
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We do not share a marxist obsession with a centralized utopia.
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First, he fell victim to President Trump's obsession with his predecessor.
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He was incredibly patient, almost amused by my obsession with detail.
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His debauchery went hand in hand with an obsession with Garland.
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Mike Mellia has a bit of an obsession with self-portraits.
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Trump's maniacal obsession with undoing of Obama's legacy- - the last gasp.
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An obsession with your fitness tracker should be a good thing.
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It's understandable why conservationists get frustrated by our obsession with pandas.
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Some people think goths have an obsession with death—do you?
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An obsession with rankings obscures and invariably minimizes this essential truth.
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People's obsession with the legendary legume has gotten darker, stranger, wrong.
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Plot strands wither on the vine: Why this obsession with Reem?
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ROBBIE I wanted Elizabeth to have almost an obsession with Mary.
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Lately, his obsession with books has paved the way to writing.
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How America's obsession with long hours has widened the gender gap.
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He has this obsession, this manic obsession with, understandably, his fate.
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Amazon Amazon's obsession with speedier deliveries has overhauled the delivery landscape.
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"His hair used to be an obsession with people," she said.
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He was immediately unpopular, mostly because of his obsession with Prussia.
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But Rivera's obsession with gadgetry isn't limited to the dining room.
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Internet obsession with Baby Yoda was bound to happen—it's science.
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His obsession with cleanliness and order has impacted his personal relationships.
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The collection is the embodiment of a lifelong obsession with puzzles.
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Has our national obsession with baking shows made us savvier bakers?
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The obsession with suppression creates problems for nature and man alike.
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I also added pretzels because they are an obsession with me.
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The obsession with debt is looking foolish even at full employment.
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It is also a reflection of the entrepreneur's obsession with detail.
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He marvelled at the artist's lifelong obsession with the female form.
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So you're like Bloomberg without an obsession with Coca-Cola, right?
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It's easy to see where the obsession with overhead came from.
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"People's obsession with fireworks in this area is insane," Patton says.
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We used the obsession with skate culture here in Los Angeles.
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Letters Readers discuss Americans' obsession with weight and prejudices against "fat" people.
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When I started focusing on health, my obsession with weight went away.
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"He seemed to have some obsession with her," Karen White tells PEOPLE.
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But the nation has a cultural obsession with feeling its own pulse.
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My obsession with Indonesian food came later on in LA around 2008.
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The government's obsession with foreign plots deflects attention from problems at home.
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But the Indian film industry's obsession with foreigners goes beyond skin color.
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Trump's obsession with the stock market makes all this even more fraught.
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I've already come clean about my newfound obsession with shopping on Instagram.
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Giannulli previously told PEOPLE her mom helped spark her obsession with beauty.
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My obsession with routine started to feel a bit like fad dieting.
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The industry has long had a weird obsession with religion — Catholicism specifically.
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Waters is the Bachelor contestant known best for her obsession with sharks.
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Why the sudden obsession with sex workers' financial responsibility to the government?
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Somewhere and somehow down the line, I developed an obsession with perfection.
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Their obsession with the EU had helped hand power to Tony Blair.
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Remarkably, this is only the beginning of America's growing obsession with money.
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"It's really teamwork plus an obsession with delighting the customer," said Gilles.
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He launches into a speech about Americans and their obsession with fear.
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Another risk stems from Mr Trump's obsession with the bilateral trade deficit.
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School shooters typically exhibit a strong fascination or obsession with firearms.2.
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Ailes also reportedly had an obsession with seeing women's legs on camera.
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It's kind of surprising, considering its political message and obsession with inclusion.
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Adele seems to have a bit of an obsession with getting older.
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Do you think your newfound obsession with Courtney Love inspired that shift?
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Many of Uber's problems in 2017 stemmed from its obsession with growth.
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It is becoming a gimmick—much like America's obsession with pumpkin spice.
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Howard's rant is almost Trumpian in its paranoia and obsession with technicalities.
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You need to talk to someone about your obsession with your ex.
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How do you combine Millennials' obsession with avocados and pricey coffee drinks?
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We're also going to talk about Silicon Valley's obsession with health care.
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I knew that the photo was contraband, given Apple's obsession with leaks.
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So, it's time to celebrate their weird, dark obsession, with a gift!
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I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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The building trades have a singular obsession with jobs at any cost.
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Incredibles 2 asks what our obsession with superheroes tells us about ourselves.
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It's one thing to critique Coco's obsession with white approval and acceptance.
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They indicate the ferocity of Law and Justice's obsession with the past.
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It's a scene that speaks to this novel's obsession with social class.
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The cultural obsession with prettiness remains, but the standards are even higher.
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There is this obsession with attracting views—it's like a visual mixtape.
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The president's obsession with trade deficits and scattershot tariffs exemplifies this mindset.
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Then everyone wanted his reports, and our obsession with forecasts was born.
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Ms. Hasina's obsession with obliterating opponents has deeply polarized traditionally tolerant Bangladesh.
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Californians' obsession with their personal transportation isn't limited to four wheels, either.
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Klopp is the same, having criticized England's "obsession" with transfers this month.
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Stannis Baratheon and Melisandre are undone by their obsession with these prophecies.
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But the spat underscored Trump world's obsession with top aide's political ambitions.
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Mr. Lee said his obsession with leaflets made him neglect his family.
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What is it with the world's obsession with straight couples sharing wardrobes?
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There's a bit of Thomas Piketty in his obsession with economic inequality.
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With Baby Jessica's rescue, the modern obsession with endangered children was born.
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But sometimes his obsession with the basketball gets the best of him.
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America's obsession with food culture is one of the most visible imports.
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Mix-A-Lot's words highlight our culture's obsession with the hourglass figure.
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This obsession with protecting the football has led to more efficient offenses.
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The Maltese obsession with EU red tape on its plug spanner industry.
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Surely these people have a creepy, perhaps even unhealthy obsession with dolls?
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Hollywood's obsession with the 22020s-era blacklist shows little sign of waning.
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The strongest essays narrow themselves to Le Guin's fervent obsession with language.
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Canada's obsession with Mr. Trump's whims and overindulgences goes beyond morbid curiosity.
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America's obsession with wings and the Super Bowl almost doesn't make sense.
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"We connected via a temperament and obsession with creating music," he wrote.
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There's a name for an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep: orthosomnia.
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Now he's taking his obsession with the sound system to the screen.
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What do you see as driving the current obsession with natural food?
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And what brought on The Times's obsession with the Loch Ness monster?
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There are few examples that ring truer than America's obsession with guns.
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But in Bhutanese culture, there is not an obsession with conquering things.
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Donald Trump's well-known obsession with loyalty has reached a new peak.
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Case in point: My obsession with Lancôme's Cils XL Booster Mascara Primer.
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All of this feeds Trump's consuming obsession with undoing everything Obama did.
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She and the other acolytes harbor a mild obsession with his origins.
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I've had this obsession with Madonnas since I was in high school.
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Elon Musk&aposs ongoing obsession with "The Witcher" appears to have escalated.
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The election was rigged by the media obsession with Hillary Clinton's emails.
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It's about obsession with the girl whose dating the guy you love.
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The commission's recent obsession with media exposure has darkened the FTC's luminescence.
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And I am not alone in my obsession with home improvement porn.
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It is timely, too, tapping into our fathomless obsession with First Ladies.
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Do consumers need brands' "relentless obsession" with enhancing our most intimate moments?
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But Trump's obsession with Obama goes beyond ideological differences between the parties.
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Mr. Comey is often criticized for an obsession with his own rectitude.
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This reflects the increasingly pervasive and questionable obsession with specialist, technical expertise.
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Critics say the bank's obsession with its 2 percent target is unrealistic.
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Nor does he have much time for England's obsession with the physical.
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Trump is delusional in his obsession with his numbers, with his size.
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He also addresses less critical social issues, like the obsession with selfies.
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Most of this singular obsession with all things Trump helps his cause.
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Home decor wasn't excluded from the world's collective obsession with millennial pink.
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Chinonso's obsession with Ndali is violent, disturbing and, at times, downright odd.
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The media&aposs obsession with millennials ramped up in the nascent 7.43s.
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Just what is all this scheming and obsession with status teaching children?
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And I've always been frustrated by our obsession with headlines, no offense.
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Sam Altman: I don't know he has an obsession with Coca-Cola.
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Related: What Does Our Obsession with True Crime Podcasts Say About Us?
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I told her about my anxiety around food and my obsession with dieting.
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My husband has an obsession with buying in bulk — it borders on unhealthy.
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This isn't the first time Simpson has shared her daughter's obsession with makeup.
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Meanwhile, Cruz's obsession with carpet-bombing has gotten only more deplorable, Shephard said.
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As public figures and parents, does our obsession with technology ever frighten you?
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Trump's herculean hairstyling efforts and orangey glow reveal an obsession with looking young.
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Don't let your obsession with all things winter wonderland stop in the bedroom.
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He loses his wife and his son because of this obsession with God.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend could have turned his obsession with health into a cliché.
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Meanwhile, there's an undercurrent of Tolkien's obsession with languages throughout these formative years.
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Not even his daughter Ivanka is safe from her father's obsession with appearance.
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But From's obsession with rendering death as a game mechanic continues in Sekiro.
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Last week I yelled at the internet about our collective obsession with nostalgia.
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He made fun of Trump's incessant tweeting and obsession with the entertainment industry.
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It was poking fun at, but also challenging, cis people's obsession with transness.
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Amazon's obsession with consumers stands in stark contrast to how it treats sellers.
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The image isn't the only one to show our recent obsession with selfies.
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Mr West's career has been defined by an obsession with fame and attention.
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It's a good idea to have a discussion about the obsession with speed.
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Paris Themmen has fulfilled his Willy Wonka character's obsession with getting on television.
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It was there that Roberts revealed her obsession with the blue-haired singer.
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Her government's obsession with balanced books has led it to invest too little.
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The companies that make processors have a long-held obsession with getting smaller.
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We're talking about Apple, the company that's famous for its obsession with perfection!
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"He had this fascination, some sort of obsession, with killing someone," Gubitose said.
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But for one Oregon man, his obsession with pizza literally saved his life.
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According to Bundy, an obsession with pornography led him down his dark path.
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For whatever reason, cisgender men seem to have an obsession with dick pics.
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Of course, it's a blatant attack on society's obsession with self and vanity.
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"I'm afraid his obsession with immortality has overcome his artistic instincts," Clarke wrote.
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The replacements are defined by a desperate obsession with all of those things.
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Okay, we'll admit it: We have a major obsession with makeup transformation videos.
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It felt like the culmination of the West's slavish obsession with sugar production.
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A related problem is the ruling Communist Party's obsession with maximising rice production.
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Collison previously spoke to WIRED about his optimism and near-obsession with progress.
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Second, this episode demonstrates her obsession with secrecy and a lack of transparency.
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Considering his obsession with artificial intelligence, it is altogether possible that he does.
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Netflix's obsession with high performance means that merely meeting expectations isn't good enough.
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There were always hints of Terrence Malick's obsession with nature in his movies.
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Feature My obsession with the flaws, reproductions and potential collapse of Michelangelo's masterpiece.
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"Me after playing the media's obsession with me like a violin," she wrote.
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Sepah used Silicon Valley's obsession with diets and fasts to name his idea.
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He switched to tennis after his wife complained about his obsession with golf.
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The characters share a mysterious link inspired by Wright's obsession with the decade.
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Nothing illustrates this better than the president's well-documented obsession with cable news.
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It all begs the question: Is Pepperstein's obsession with futures utopian or apocalyptic?
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We were that caught up in our self-centered obsession with hair dye.
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His obsession with optics, style and TV glam are central to his being.
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Cameron: I came out of a pretty deep obsession with intense gangsta rap.
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In an email to Insider, Josie explained her family's obsession with the superstore.
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Maybe my obsession with avoiding scratches and door dings had permeated his subconscious.
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President Trump literally got himself impeached over his obsession with taking down Joe.
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Australia's obsession with espresso has provided an obvious entry point for new restaurateurs.
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He discusses the movement's abuses of language and its obsession with the media.
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Perhaps this is why I had taken up an obsession with hospital waste.
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Or, rather, its obsession with the tool that it hopes soccer can be.
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The obsession with loyalty, the lack of it he is willing to give.
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And, more to the point, Democrats' obsession with defeating him in the fall.
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Jackson told CNN that Brayden's obsession with Target actually stems from her mother.
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"It's fear and it's fueled by an obsession with getting reelected," he said.
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This obsession with political affiliation has inspired a "win at all costs" mindset.
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One killing spree was over, but not Ms Power's obsession with the subject.
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And much of it is powered by the obsession with one game: Fortnite.
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I think this is partly where my obsession with geometry and form began.
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For years he has displayed an obsession with race, ethnicity, religion and gender.
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The only thing more patriotic might our obsession with Black Friday (Thanksgiving who?).
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Dayton shooter had an obsession with violence and mass shootings, police say 29.
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The obsession with HQ has skyrocketed to over 23 million players every game.
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And it began to seem foreign to me, our American obsession with size.
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"The obsession with austerity across Europe has been really bad," Ms. Maycock said.
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Art critic Leo Steinberg observed an obsession with Jesus's genitals in Renaissance paintings.
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Amazon consistently attributes its success to one focus: an "obsession" with customer satisfaction.
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Joe finds a secret dungeon that reveals Henderson's terrifying obsession with underage girls.
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The sculptures' verisimilitude confuses the senses, as does Wise's obvious obsession with them.
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Greg Sargent of the Washington Post places the firing of FBI Director James Comey in the context of Trump's obsession with his inaugural crowd size, his obsession with imaginary voter fraud, and other self-destructive outbursts, where it fits seamlessly.
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He puts the blame on two things: first, the retreat from the public sphere into esoteric academic debates and second, the growing obsession with "cultural, social and gender history" and the near obsession with the history of marginalised and oppressed groups.
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The obsession with the gorilla has even gone offline, with people getting Harambe tattoos.
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While talking about his work, he was meticulous, showing an investigator's obsession with detail.
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Regardless, this train reaffirms out modern society's dubious obsession with invisible modes of transport.
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Trump's obsession with "taking the oil" from ISIS makes no sense, Jeet Heer argued.
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Trump's obsession with the caravan surfaced in tweets and in impromptu remarks to reporters.
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It's weird, our obsession with this crime stuff, and imposter stuff, and the darkness.
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A self-confessed loner at school, he found solace in his obsession with history.
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They raised concerns about Flynn's ties to Russia and his perceived obsession with Iran.
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Dan Gainor: Media revel in London anti-Trump protests as obsession with Russia continues .
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My lifelong obsession with makeup started with watching my mom put her makeup on.
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Luckily our obsession with cast reunions pretty much guarantees we won't forget our youth.
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"People's obsession with that baby..." he began, referencing the devil child from season 1.
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A few months after Amber gained 200 pounds, her obsession with Jesus kicked off.
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The obsession with whether or not someone is visibly trans does not help, either.
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" Kucur talked about Gökçe's obsession with Scarface: "He was so influenced by the movie.
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It's clear he thinks their obsession with carnal pleasures is basic, and I agree.
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Mr Kasich says he was drowned out by the media's obsession with Mr Trump.
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Fashion's obsession with this shoe has yet to show any signs of slowing down.
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The obsession with "lines" suggested either an absent-minded actor or a cocaine addict.
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My obsession with the addictive mobile game began during a family vacation in 2013.
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Or Slimane's obsession with Hollywood (the Parisian native is based in LA, after all).
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Scratch the surface of our cultural obsession with bloating, and you'll find fat-phobia.
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Johnson says that he has "a sliiiight obsession" with the September day of rest.
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The obsession with surfaces—of ocean, image, drawing—is central to Ms Celmins's work.
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Murad Khalid formed Dark Phantom in 2007, but his obsession with metal started earlier.
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At the moment, an obsession with power and order is hobbling the new tribunals.
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Fallon asked the Hunger Games star about her obsession with the Real Housewives franchise.
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She discussed motherhood, her return to tennis, and her obsession with her daughter, Olympia.
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But it's also possible to take obsession with this kind of thing too far.
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"It's wonderful to have young children because of their obsession with animals," he says.
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That storyline criticises the modern obsession with broadcasting and curating life on social media.
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The reasoning: Hollywood's obsession with established franchises is based on one key factor: marketability.
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Sophia, do you think it's gotten to be an obsession with your sparkling juice?
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Sailor shares her parents' obsession with fashion, and always picks out her own clothes.
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But that's what I have never understood about the GOP's obsession with coal mining.
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That can probably be attributed to your obsession with a healthy work-life balance.
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Unspooling endless backstories is not fun—kind of like your grandpa's obsession with genealogy.
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Here's what they had to say about our collective obsession with the Hollywood Chrises.
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Dr. O'Reilly believes that our everyday language about sex reflects our obsession with purity.
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" She adds, "I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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Then there is Trump's creepy obsession with women's blood, which we have seen before.
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"Our obsession with youth is a disease," Moshe Laniado, CEO of swimsuitsforall, told Mashable.
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The end storyline result was that Jacobs fell desperately in love/obsession with Lacey.
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America is unusual, both for its obsession with race and for its superb statistics.
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A gift that speaks to their obsession with the long-running space exploration franchise.
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Donald Trump's obsession with walls steered him down a foolish path on Saturday night.
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Our intrigue and obsession with all things regal has well and truly been reignited.
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On Wednesday, Modi spoke about the Congress party's obsession with the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.
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The Internet's obsession with the powerful hydraulic press grows stronger and weirder every day.
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Their chilliness and obsession with class has reached gothic horror levels at this point.
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Nor is the obsession with health confined to a few fanatics at the top.
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This is a valid argument, borne out by her obsession with plastic surgery and
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Hand-in-hand with Cyrus' love of candles is her obsession with interior decorating.
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It feels like there's some kind of obsession with knocking off the older cats.
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For example, the capital's obsession with infrastructure will soon define politics across the country.
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Another is the opportunity roundabouts afford to indulge the national obsession with municipal gardening.
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He and Azamat also shared an obsession with the Beats, especially with Jack Kerouac.
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China's obsession with hip-hop and streetwear, Pan wrote, has helped spawn the trend.
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Our society's obsession with a "post-baby" body is problematic, to say the least.
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Such is Twitter's ongoing quest for/obsession with its own user growth and engagement.
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Or, to be more precise, by federal and state legislators' obsession with standardized testing.
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There's an obsession with "high scores," meaning more points for a larger body count.
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His love of trains later led to his obsession with emergency service vehicle dispatch.
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About Jay Leno's Garage "Jay Leno's Garage" explores our obsession with all things automotive.
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One episode entwines taxidermy, the Victorian obsession with death, performance art and social psychology.
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I don't miss the obsession with work that seems so prevalent throughout the US.
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"This piece references a time before 75-hour workweeks and an obsession with productivity."
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Every summer, our collective obsession with sharks fucking humans up rears its ugly head.
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This obsession with Egypt's ancient past has overwritten the reality of its people today.
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Blame it on Joan Didion's obsession with water or David Hockney's famous pool paintings.
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This obsession with finishes isn't limited to ultra-high-end buildings, or to Manhattan.
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We both had an obsession with experimental music, tape loops, ambient, anything like that.
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"That just led me into a personal obsession with all things fermented," he says.
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There are several examples of Winchester's obsession with the number 13 throughout the house.
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Donald Trump's obsession with the wall makes sense for his infomercial of a presidency.
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Meanwhile, the Trump/House obsession with finding FBI corruption is equally elusive to them.
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Their father's late-blooming obsession with painting: Even they didn't see that one coming.
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Particularly unnerving has been the president's obsession with erecting a wall along the border.
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"I've had an obsession with marine life for the longest time," Mr. Carrotta said.
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There's also a recurring obsession with freedom and being freed running throughout this episode.
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Photo: SnapIt seems Snap just can't give up its obsession with techy camera glasses.
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From Ralph I learned all about craft and authenticity and an obsession with detail.
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His letters to Lottie during this time describe a near-obsession with Ruth's plight.
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Blame Drake's hyper-literalism or the obsession with verbosity among the Canibuses and co.
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Unfortunately, Trump's obsession with high-profile destruction isn't limited to his tweets on Harvey.
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But his obsession with perfection is wide-ranging and merciless, not limited to fish.
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The Democratic obsession with beating President Trump has turned everyone into a talking head.
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America's obsession with working long hours is driving a new kind of gender gap.
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But even so, this episode illustrates how deep Trump's obsession with undercutting Obamacare runs.
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AT&T's price hikes are a byproduct of AT&T's obsession with merger mania.
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For Wallacavage, the find was a culmination of his lifetime obsession with period architecture.
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Among them are Bezos' focus on speed and his obsession with meeting customer needs.
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P-values aren't the problem; the problem is our obsession with setting a threshold.
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But the human obsession with the scavengers predates the internet by thousands of years.
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They appear to reject the theological obsession with a singular revelation and universal mission.
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But yes, it matters too, just as Trump's obsession with Obama and Clinton matters.
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The look also spurred a national obsession with the former First Lady's toned arms.
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Biographer Stone suggests that Bezos' childhood may have contributed to his obsession with success.
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There's a connection between Hockney's obsession with depth and the public's view of him.
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These runners have taken their obsession with Game of Thrones to a new level.
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Judge Jackson pressed the special counsel's office on its apparent obsession with Kilimnik's efforts.
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Tibi, a physician, says Likud's "obsession" with him "can be diagnosed as Tibi-phobia".
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But the current obsession with these unruly plants speaks to a larger cultural moment.
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But it is his obsession with skiing's roots that has become his life's work.
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The power of celebrity, this obsession with Instagram — it's driven by personality and lifestyle.
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He is no more than a footnote to Deen's obsession with the Gun Merchant.
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There's lots and lots more examples that prove Trump's obsession with size and bigness.
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The attention to these details is part of the district's obsession with struggling learners.
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I'm convinced that this is part of his obsession with former President Barack Obama.
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From the far right, it's the "slippery slope" and a wacky obsession with bathrooms.
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More than any of his rivals, Mr. Trump successfully exploited America's obsession with terrorism.
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The older couple appear happy enough, but their obsession with Marie suggests fault lines.
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"This administration's obsession with attacking women's reproductive health is egregious and dangerous," Shaheen said.
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"Amazon is a symptom of the consumer obsession with low prices," not the cause.
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There's also the endless obsession with time that most defined True Detective's first season.
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But the level of obsession with this goal seems unwarranted by cold-eyed politics.
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The constant obsession with every deadline hinders your ability to see the bigger picture.
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"It created this sort of unhealthy obsession with periods for a little while," she says.
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But Sarah Michelle Gellar's obsession with her Elf on the Shelf is really something else.
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Many in the drinks industry will see Brits' newfound obsession with G&T as unsurprising.
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"I personally think that for some reason, he's developed this obsession with Carlie," he said.
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Bill: So Price's obsession with Angela wasn't as creepy as we thought it was, apparently.
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Both Schmerler and Lewis were kind enough to humor my burgeoning obsession with Kim's ears.
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There's a growing obsession with how to capture, cultivate, live, and eat the hygge lifestyle.
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But, now Bell's using her obsession with the slow-moving mammals for a good cause.
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" The media's obsession with how Hollywood women look turns into "a sporting event of speculation.
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Victoria's Secret model Bridget Malcolm feels "free" after ending a years-long obsession with dieting.
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Dear's own undoing might be his complete obsession with the "evidence" he's clung to forever.
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Ulrich said that FirstMark's obsession with its entrepreneurs is what led her to the gig.
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Even more insidious, however, is Hollywood's obsession with white-washing beloved, critically-hailed Asian movies.
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Now, one would think that Libras would pick better lovers, given their obsession with romance.
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The women comics share an obsession with weight, and seem to equate thinness with virtue.
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" Paltrow, who conducted the interview, added, "It's amazing, Hollywood's obsession with the aging of women.
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In foreign policy, he showed a peculiar obsession with annexing the modern-day Dominican Republic.
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Image: TwelveSouthThere are some Apple fans who have a borderline unhealthy obsession with its products.
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On his watch, the NHS has been characterised above all by an obsession with managerialism.
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Mashable is making sure you can still celebrate in the obsession with The Mashable Show.
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Even before he was a candidate, his Twitter feed reveals an obsession with cable news.
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Apparently, she's from the South Side which makes her obsession with perfection even more fascinating.
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" Well, now we know where Rob Kardashian got his obsession with the phrase "Armenian baby.
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"The obsession with 'Twitter diplomacy' is undesirable," the commentary on Xinhua News Agency's website said.
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Then the obsession with Vigoda's death, or non-death, really took off on the Internet.
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CBS Sunday Morning went to Japan to figure out the country's obsession with Kit Kats.
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One is an obsession with procedures and hierarchies and a disdain for service and outcomes.
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Sarah Kitteringham has an unhealthy obsession with heavy metal that she proudly displays on Instagram.
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The work of Trump adviser Michael Anton also reveals a grim obsession with genetic purity.
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China's obsession with market stability and the quality of credit growth adds to that challenge.
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The liberal obsession with things that are "natural" or "organic" often also clashes with science.
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Her obsession with quantifying and defining her own blackness leads down to an emotional spiral.
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In the long run, this obsession with government control is a big problem for innovation.
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While America's obsession with the affair might not have changed, Yarrow says the discourse has.
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His obsession with demonstrating how great his response to the Puerto Rico devastation has been.
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Patenting cow urine is a natural extension of the Hindu right's obsession with the cow.
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Hochuli's name even briefly became a trending topic, thanks to football fans' obsession with Defee.
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But Mr Trump's obsession with cars is too great for them to bet on it.
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The iconic illness of the 19603th century seems to reflect our culture's obsession with individuality.
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But their influence is diluted by Washington's obsession with politics that play to the base.
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And, of course, the millennial obsession with travel has certainly championed the vacation-inclined trend.
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A dumb and destructive obsession with youth so extreme that experience has become a liability.
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Will Britain's withdrawal alter the politics and spur Germany to moderate its obsession with austerity?
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But Nagy's obsession with the double-doink went beyond his search for a new kicker.
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Congress's obsession with forcing television cameras into the Supreme Court goes back over twenty years.
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She and her sister Hilary shared an obsession with cults and California in the 1960s.
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If you have an unhealthy obsession with La Croix, you're about to fall in love.
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Trump's obsession with size is evident in ways large and small -- ahem -- throughout his life.
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"Everyone we know is aware of my husband's obsession with Costco," Josie Gonzalez told Insider.
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But Goldwater, in its obsession with the FDA, ignores the key issue concerning hospice access.
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It evolved into an obsession with the feeling of his shirt collar against his neck.
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Infinite Possibilities draws from themes that question society's obsession with tradition, policing, consumption, and indulgence.
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The dozens of hours that I spent feeding my obsession with guitar were not wasted.
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I want to find someone in real-life that shares the same obsession with me.
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She is famous for frivolity, derided by some peers for her obsession with boldface names.
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The Capitol's cunning media encourages an obsession with perfection that permeates every aspect of society.
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Mr. Tillerson's obsession with downsizing our diplomacy has colored his time at the State Department.
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Thus began an obsession with crossword-style grids that has lasted 17 years and counting.
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My obsession with puzzles grew enough, I guess, to put me on The Times' radar.
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Our obsession with outguessing our television shows is robbing them of some of their power.
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Karen gets a better running joke than her movie counterpart's obsession with her psychic breasts.
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The lurid palette of Expressionism colors these works and their obsession with death and decay.
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"It was like a psychodrama," Ms. Veech added of one teacher's obsession with students' weight.
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The conservative justice's obsession with the past was on full display during the recent term.
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And there was her obsession with transgressing the limits of the body that he shared.
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Its dark story of obsession is one made possible by Russell's own obsession with Vanessa.
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However, in China, scientists there say, this obsession with numerical goal posts can reach extremes.
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They went on a few dates and bonded over their shared obsession with serial killers.
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In addition, she says she thinks body image issues predate our society's obsession with thinness.
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Such a notion also gibes with the show's overall obsession with duality and parallel existences.
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The obsession with production, coupled with a surprising shoddiness in composition, permeates the entire album.
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My obsession with safety isn't helping me keep him safe — it's becoming a dangerous distraction.
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All they share is their obsession with themselves, and sharing their every move on smartphones.
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Read this book for Zelda, even if you're weary of the cultural obsession with her.
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Like many Americans today, I have a bit of an obsession with the Roaring '20s.
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Amid increasing obsession with the glamor players in football, goalkeepers are slipping from the spotlight.
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Dr. Jordan's obsession with female hearts might make him a skilled interviewer in the book.
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Snoke&aposs obsession with finding Rey is a result of Palpatine knowing her true identity.
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Mr. Trump's obsession with gratitude is a regular feature of his unscripted remarks and speeches.
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But our generation's sudden obsession with personal fulfillment isn't an accident, argue Cabanas and Illouz.
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The media's obsession with crafting stories that damage Trump damage their own credibility far more.
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And the reality star, businesswoman, and mother just reaffirmed her recent obsession with the stuff.
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Kaine's effort highlights the Virginia senator's long obsession with keeping checks on presidential war powers.
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My life has been typified by my obsession with being a survivor, the comeback kid.
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But it was Ekblaw's father, a fighter pilot himself, who kindled her obsession with space.
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It forced me to confront my janky coping skills, my obsession with strength and perfection.
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Giuliani's obsession with Gülen was apparently a genuine source of confusion for those around him.
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The problem is not that "identity groups" have some undue obsession with their own agendas.
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Doesn't your obsession with living eternally actually amount to your being totally imprisoned by death?
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Years of auditing my own conduct in prayer gave me an obsession with everyday morality.
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Today, he hosts CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " a series that explores Americans' obsession with cars.
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Weekend outings in search of hawks' nests led to an obsession with rappelling down cliffs.
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But now a group of hackers are taking advantages of our obsession with appraisal online.
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"It's this obsession with impeachment that is going to cost them their seats," said Rep.
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My husband, Kevin, has always been a bit perplexed by our national obsession with ancestry.
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But the obsession with U.S. growth stocks leaves behind far better deals overseas, LeGraw said.
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It also sparked in me a slight obsession with this problem and its possible solutions.
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Cormier's obsession with Jones indicates that, at least on some level, he feels the same.
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So just to be clear ... And my obsession with TV news ... Outside of the spectrum.
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There is a lot of global obsession with counter-extremism and terrorism and global security.
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We're in a moment where there's kind of a widespread obsession with true crime stories.
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Another track, "City on the Edge of Forever," deals with Silicon Valley's obsession with immortality.
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So, it seems Casey Wilson's character's incessant obsession with Gubi chairs is based in design truth.
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Second, I think of the current ever-growing obsession with making all cooking fast and easy.
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Madsen's obsession with submarines and rockets was all-consuming, but not to the exclusion of sex.
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His suspicions were part of a national obsession with alien sightings: Over 300 UFOs were sighted.
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Her excited Facebook admission reveals her ongoing obsession with controlling what people are allowed to know.
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The modern obsession with benchmarks and index funds stems from the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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That obsession with aerodynamics even led Porsche to experiment with capped wheels, in the late 224s.
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And Sofia even revealed a secret about her dad's obsession with taking care of his skin.
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His flavors and techniques are drawn from his Mexican heritage and his obsession with American barbecue.
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The "Snackwell phenomenon," it was called—this obsession with low-calorie and low-fat processed food.
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As with the dress, our obsession with this test appeared to be derived from its unpredictability.
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It follows Rwanda, a country with a dictatorial obsession with cleanliness, which outlawed them in 2008.
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There's no need to hide your obsession with Chris Evans for the sake of anyone's ego.
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My mother's aversion to the kitchen flew in the face of my own obsession with it.
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The system may be archaic, but the obsession with royal pregnancies, on some level, makes sense.
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There's an air of mystery around her, not to mention a growing obsession with her smile.
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He pays because he thinks it's cute that I have this weird obsession with Taco Bell.
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"It started when I was, like, 8," Murphy explained of his obsession with the legendary actress.
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Our obsession with cold-pressed juice aside, there is one flavor we're shy about ordering: cranberry.
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First of all, cards on the table, I don't get the obsession with the royal wedding.
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They believed that it would tap into time-pressed consumers' obsession with wellness and fresh produce.
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In 2017, however, the world's obsession with "twinning" comes by way of platinum, micro-short haircuts.
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Many Western analysts had assumed that China's obsession with traditional medicine would wane as it modernised.
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The obsession with dolls and animated movies has always been there and has never gone away.
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Freddy's obsession with being intelligent, powerful, and the most deceptive seems to be his only weakness.
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This ambivalence towards milk becomes even more stark when you think about our obsession with caffeine.
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THERE are few better illustrations of Britain's obsession with property than the schedules of Channel 2850.
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What I can say is our obsession with the customer experience dictates everything that we do.
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Think: imperfect waves, ponytails, braids, and the industry's latest obsession with a certain '70s-inspired cut.
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I'll be the first to admit: This summer, I developed an abnormal obsession with basket bags.
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After all, how could advertising's obsession with punchy tag-lines encompass all of intersectionalism's layered anxieties?
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We have an obsession with sportswear and cult Japanese designers, namely Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo.
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Cunanan screams on the beach while carrying around a gun and an obsession with powerful men.
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"The concept of Jeu came from my obsession with essentials and Parisian culture," Andrews tells Refinery29.
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Sewing curtains and pillows quickly turned into a high school obsession with creating her own clothes.
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We read about a new slavery museum and George Washington's documented obsession with pursuing runaway slaves.
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From snail cream to bee venom, the beauty industry certainly has an obsession with obscure ingredients.
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I have a mild obsession with company towns, and two, in particular, always jump to mind.
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Some of these images of a persecuted saintly genius feel trite, overlooking his obsession with fame.
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They don't appear to care that this obsession with the past is holding their country back.
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She isn't trying to share her organizational skills or honey obsession with her ardent fan base.
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Parsons also pursued a lifelong obsession with the occult, sex, and the intersection of the two.
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Multiple reports during the incident highlighted the girls' obsession with the creepypasta figure as a motive.
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One of the most convincing is the government obsession with pursuing full employment at all costs.
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Seen through this lens, Trump's interest-bordering-on-obsession with the 2016 election makes more sense.
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Leggings-advocate Nina Dobrev doesn't keep quiet about her obsession with the stretchy nylon-lycra bottoms.
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This lovely tea tin invokes the leisured class and their complete obsession with hot leaf juice.
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What do you think of our cultural obsession with making real-life messy moments look perfect?
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According to Steven, he's never felt judged by other people for his obsession with Irish guys.
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Second, anyone who knows me knows my obsession with communication--over communication some have called it.
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Tucker Carlson has a new wildly unhealthy obsession with a politician, and that's Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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And our obsession with social media and the Internet will lead us to a collective consciousness.
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"My lifelong obsession with makeup started with watching my mom put her makeup on," Rihanna said.
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Kellyanne Conway, speaking to NBC News, scolded the media for their "obsession" with Trump's Twitter account.
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Did you ever ask yourself what this central bank obsession with inflation is really all about?
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"President Obama's obsession with gun control knows no boundaries," director of public affairs Jennifer Baker said.
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However, the obsession with fetuses in the United States has little to do with respecting life.
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Here are some suggestions: First, give up on the obsession with bilateral trade deficits and surpluses.
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My allergy pushed me in the direction of orthorexia, which is the obsession with clean eating.
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Frankly, I'm not sure why there's such an obsession with refreshing a product's hardware every year.
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In fact, Mitchell explained that Biel often goaded her about her obsession with all things *NSYNC.
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Being outed for your over-the-top gambling, your extreme carelessness, or your obsession with Nutella?
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Millennials take pride in avoiding paying for things, yet they have an unhealthy obsession with Netflix.
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The minimalist jewelry studio is best known for sparking an industry-wide obsession with October's birthstone.
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True, there's a direct correlation between the season's temperature increase and our obsession with cooking seafood.
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For others, it signifies a soaked Colin Firth, an obsession with matchmaking and tightly-corseted dresses.
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I wasn't able to confront my all-consuming obsession with food and weight until my 20s.
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FNL exposed the dark side of our obsession with winning and all that comes with it.
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Despite this obsession with risk management, the bank faces some risks that are hard to control.
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For Adonis, monotheism's obsession with oneness leads inevitably to violence against people who hold different beliefs.
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Indeed, Russian intelligence has demonstrated something of an obsession with the real-estate and finance industries.
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Finally, someone totally gets our weird obsession with what celebrities eat and why they eat it.
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Her ultra-chic take on the Canadian tuxedo comes from her current obsession with tailored outfits.
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He's driven by an obsession with being the principal protagonist and cares less about the substance.
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But some can develop a psychological obsession with repeatedly getting surgical procedures, often for aesthetic reasons.
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The lighting is also pretty flat, a result of Samsung's obsession with HDR (high dynamic range).
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The Silicon Valley cultural obsession with achieving escape velocity and obliterating the competition is permanent, though.
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Corduroy pants are back in style, thanks to the fashion world's obsession with all things 70s.
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In all of these films, Fincher's obsession with the look of blood comes across clearly onscreen.
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Hence his obsession with a great wall against Mexico and his insistence on American military power.
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President Trump's obsession with the Russian investigation has been widely taken as proof of his guilt.
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She developed a particular obsession with books about genocide, gorging herself on images of dead children.
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The emotional connection with these children had been so strong, the obsession with their plight palpable.
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Which brings me to my obsession with the utterly bleak Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days.
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Her obsession with the material world pulled me out of whatever existential wormhole I'd wandered into.
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But the current obsession with the trade deficit only flicks at the broader and growing problems.
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Nobody knows why he first came, but he'd developed something of an obsession with Llanddewi-Brefi.
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She says she has "such an obsession with making movies" that she'll probably always do that.
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People with anorexia or orthorexia—the obsession with healthy and clean eating—are especially at risk.
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So our obsession with taking photos may be causing both memory loss and uncomfortable identity discrepancies.
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Always questioning his own motives, Covington doesn't spare readers the discomfort of his obsession with violence.
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Trump also revealed his apparent obsession with the obese in dismissing Russian sabotage of the election.
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To understand the Chamber's obsession with secrecy, one has to first understand the Chamber's business model.
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"To Be Continued …" Sitcom Episodes I have a very strange obsession with two-part comedy episodes.
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On the downside, his résumé includes a curious obsession with centers in a league trending small.
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Trump's obsession with crowd size as president started the very day he was sworn into office.
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He had also developed an obsession with Donald Trump, the far right, mass killers and Muslims.
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We have shifted from an obsession with LEDs, microchips, and sensors towards a focus on nature.
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My own lack of a nickname, in time, gave birth to an obsession with everyone else's.
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Weiss studied those texts cover to cover, over and over again, developing an obsession with airplanes.
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He does so by means of adultery, drink, an obsession with skulls and guns, and morphine.
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I think the publishing world's obsession with New York City is pompous and a little smug.
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Ivan Krastev SOFIA, Bulgaria — There is something mystifying about the American obsession with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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This is yet another example of Democrats' obsession with finding some rationale to impeach the President.
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Erdogan has a longstanding obsession with Turkey's Ottoman past and the use of mosques as provocation.
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" The enduring obsession with comic-book characters, he said, "is a perfect prey for our comedy.
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And he pioneered aerial photography, a pursuit that went in hand with his obsession with flight.
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No, Pogba is suffering from something else, something much more complex: English soccer's obsession with individuals.
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The sensationalism exacerbated a second problem with the coverage: the obsession with Clinton's private email server.
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This is what made Trump's prior obsession with former President Barack Obama's birth certificate so wrong.
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Hughes's obsession with control, secrecy and beautiful women are qualities reflected in Mr. Beatty's past behavior.
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Amazon is the result of Jeff Bezos' obsession with the efficiency and scalability of the Internet.
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Can we argue that the Palpatine's obsession with the Skywalker family drew her to Anakin's lightsaber?
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The "obsession with who talked to whom, and when, is not the answer," Mr. Spicer said.
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Bloomberg's obsession with data means that anyone who doesn't agree with his policies is simply misguided.
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Many locations tap into Americans' obsession with dogs and cats by offering "Paint Your Pet" classes.
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Among them is Studio Swine, a London-based design duo driven by an obsession with sustainability.
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Casper CEO&aposs obsession with a $1 billion &aposunicorn&apos valuation reportedly derailed 3 potential buyouts.
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This unhealthy obsession with being overworked must stop, she says, and women must lead that movement.
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Obama, for his part, has long had a minor obsession with the Democrats' popularity among nonvoters.
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In this coming-of-age memoir, a native Californian records her obsession with all things Arctic.
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The other, which I'm drawn to by my own obsession with decadence, would emphasize futility instead.
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The couple honeymooned in Rome, and Zuckerberg got to live out his obsession with Augustus Caesar.
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But the obsession with Greece and Rome seems to be more widespread, and perhaps even mainstream.
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Although his obsession with grand, cyclical thinking bears noting, none of those cycles were genuinely novel.
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They rise as if conjured by an obsession with Las Vegas and a jones for altitude.
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"Addiction" is a term with loaded connotations, but my obsession with streaming felt like a dependency.
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The plotline in question: Lara Jean's best friend, Chris, and her undying obsession with Subway sandwiches.
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"President Trump also has an extravagant obsession with the border wall that nobody wants," he said.
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Teenage crushes come and go, but my long-lasting obsession with Renton has changed me forever.
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But it's also a booming industry that was created, ironically, by some sneakerheads' obsession with authenticity.
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Our images expose an obsession with the characters of objects and impressions of deeply inhabited spaces.
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Do you see the obsession with alien life as a byproduct of our worship of technology?
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"I think my experience resonated with a lot of women and mothers, because they've either had similar experiences happen to them, or they also understand our cultural obsession with weight and body image, and especially with our cultural obsession with erasing motherhood from postpartum bodies," she says.
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Our collective (unhealthy?) obsession with serial killer investigations will be sated by yet another Netflix binge session.
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But our obsession with Madame Kush is more than a case of wanting what we can't have.
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"I have a slight obsession with fairytales and the Bible is a really wonderful fairytale," he says.
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That effort failed when he discovered that few Americans shared his obsession with limiting the world's waste.
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I also remember this show as the daytime answer to my obsession with Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
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It's possible that Perry's obsession with the depths of Black women's darkest emotions isn't necessarily a condemnation.
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If anything, especially considering the apparent obsession with her physical dimensions, she's becoming hip-hop's Dolly Parton.
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Is there something self-aggrandizing about Gormley's career-long obsession with making casts of his own body?
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We also had a throwback moment where we talked about her obsession with the MTV show Made.
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I think another reason my obsession with Shampoo was kickstarted is because they immediately felt so familiar.
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She began True Crime Diary as a way to channel her writing and her obsession with crime.
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The rising popularity of promposals has been fueled in recent years by the obsession with social media.
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An obsession with sex has compelled them to turn the very definition of religious freedom against itself.
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Our obsession with Greece and Rome is, again, a construct, a specific way of envisioning the past.
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Spicer's confirmation comes just one day after Kellyanne Conway criticized the media's "obsession" with the president's tweets.
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Despite a buzzwordy obsession with ninjas and gurus, we also see this happening in social-media management.
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Foos bought the motel for the sole purpose of exercising his obsession with watching people have sex.
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There is no deeper meaning behind the work other than Walker's obsession with Black people and culture.
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The obsession with "free" nearly destroyed the music industry and continues to wreak havoc on the media.
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Props to Google for the meta-commentary on everyone's current collective obsession with escaping into virtual reality.
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JOSEPH TSAI: I think this obsession with GDP growth rate is really misfocused, if that's a word.
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Runa goes to her bedroom, where she screams at Halverson for his "obsession" with Elena and June.
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We understand the need for a safe space to talk about your unhealthy obsession with the president.
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Gross undertones, like his obsession with talking about how many times he got ringworm as a child.
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"[Darren] just finds it so vastly disappointing," Lawrence said of her obsession with the reality TV family.
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"The record was about a love affair or obsession…with a certain style of music," he elaborated.
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Give yourself the chance to focus on more important things by giving up your obsession with it.
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Also, Trump's obsession with being on the cover of Time magazine is a whole other thing. 37.
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Start your search for your next gaming obsession with a three-month Ubercrate subscription for just $19.99.
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Trump has a strange obsession with man's best friend, which pops up frequently in bizarrely hostile metaphors.
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Their popularity reveals our obsession with the horror of unimaginable violation, and our naïve belief in recovery.
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Our obsession with selfies — we take millions of them a day — is finally generating something useful: innovation.
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But their obsession with race soon put them at odds with the organization they had helped build.
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Cooper naturally assumes Katie's concern over his phone was based on the tech industry's obsession with secrecy.
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Thumbs Speaking of nostalgia, did anyone else have an irrational obsession with World Industries as a child?
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Growing numbers of amateur chefs are visiting accident and emergency departments thanks to our obsession with avocados.
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Maybe that's true, though it might also have something to do with Trump's obsession with crowd size.
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It's time for Republicans to finally accept the truth and drop their absurd obsession with this case.
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Comrade, your continued obsession with those who refuse to be apparatchiks for Russia suggests resentment and envy.
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With fashion's recent obsession with patent and other water-slicking materials, the outfit opportunities are actually endless.
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Goldman analysts said the "investor obsession" with buybacks is waning now that the rewards just aren't there.
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One of the key tenets of Jobs' obsession with design was the belief that less is more.
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Rather, it's Snyder's style over substance slow-motion moments, reliance on close-ups, and obsession with montage.
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It is a minor form of cheating created by our cultural obsession with excellence and sporting achievement.
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Historically, the black experience in America is fraught with trauma, an obsession with death, and Christian teachings.
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In Heat, as a detective whose obsession with chasing lowlifes has turned his face into old luggage.
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The obsession with this pantry staple, however, didn't begin in earnest until I'd left home for college.
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Hackers threaten American democracy more than voter fraud, yet Republicans cling to their obsession with the latter.
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Health care is a great example of how the obsession with personal responsibility poisons our political debate.
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Exophiliacs will have an abnormal obsession with science-fiction films, even the alien characters in the films.
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In it, the Girls creator detailed her obsession with a specific online subculture: the internet alter ego.
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HBO's meaty science fiction morality play Westworld explores the logical extreme of our obsession with escapist fantasies.
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One quickly gets a sense of Miller's genuine obsession with the human form after perusing his works.
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Critics say that type of obsession with short-term triumphs is what has stunted long-term growth.
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I can't explain the president's obsession with me or any of the other targets of his tweets.
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By some accounts, it was a popular obsession with Hillary Clinton's inbox which cost her the election.
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A less legitimate one would be a singular obsession with destroying the Trump presidency at all costs.
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Not to mention, Lawrence's well-documented obsession with the Kardashians makes her a very well-informed pick.
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Our society is afflicted by an obsession with cleanliness and sterility and an aversion to natural dirt.
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Steyer's candidacy is also symptomatic of a deeper illness for Democrats: a singular obsession with the presidency.
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"He added that Kloss had an "obsession" with Perry and was "planning an imaginary future with her.
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On the latter point, we need to return to Trump's obsession with China buying more US goods.
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These days, his decade-plus obsession with the struggling retailer Sears resembles Captain Ahab's with Moby-Dick.
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His biography builds toward an extended section that examines Merrill's long obsession with his homemade Ouija board.
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Let's move past the obsession with political correctness and start pursuing policies that make our nation safe.
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He also wanted an end to "the obsession with growth," to match world resources with economic activity.
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Republicans are relishing the fight, describing it as the culmination of the left's obsession with identity politics.
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"There are exceptions to this obsession with and focus on the prize at all costs," Spooner says.
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Unsurprisingly, given Trump's obsession with loyalty, there are rumors that both may be on their way out.
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Why else include every detail of Trump's obsession with discounting the lewd allegations in the Steele memo?
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One of the worst kept secrets in America is that we have an unhealthy obsession with guns.
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The nineteenth-century obsession with the Arctic intruded even in novels not otherwise concerned with the poles.
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But with his gift for reinvention and obsession with style, Kanye is probably the closest modern cognate.
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Kayley Melissa is a southern YouTube beauty vlogger with a pretty major obsession with braids and waves.
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For the life of me, I will never understand Blue Jays fans and their obsession with speed.
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The internet's obsession with them feels lazy, indicating a creative exhaustion and an inability to move on.
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As much as your obsession with Steve Jobs' world-altering device annoys me, I miss you assholes.
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Stephan refers to a formalist vocabulary, but turns any lingering obsession with the "framing edge" upside-down.
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Never mind society's obsession with outward appearances—what do we all really look like on the inside?
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But they are united in one respect — both share an obsession with the architecture of the face.
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It seemed like this was a perfect way to match my legal background and obsession with pets.
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Due to our obsession with rewarding competency, hard work, and results,8 we searched for a solution.
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Arts _____ Ron Adams is an assistant coach with wide-ranging interests and an obsession with good basketball.
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The obsession with testing that dominates primary education invaded universities, bringing with it a large support staff.
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In Locke's view, publicly lauded black leadership was inhibited by its obsession with politics, protest and propaganda.
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Starting in 1819, the Grimms substantially pared down the prince's fetishistic obsession with Snow White's dead body.
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Tax cuts, regardless of the deficit, are an obsession with Republicans and a source of shameless hypocrisy.
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Vintage. I have a mild obsession with ouroboros — the snake is eating itself but also birthing itself.
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Even the most casual observer of Trump knows he has an obsession with talking about crowd size.
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Buoyed by Instagram, his generation's obsession with houseplants is growing faster and more tenaciously than English ivy.
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His obsession with sneakers grew until those sneaker cut-outs covered his bedroom door and school notebooks.
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But, given the Communist Party's historical obsession with population control, it could well become a the reality.
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Anderson's book is a story of obsession, of a country's obsession with denying rights to a people.
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It's almost embarrassing to explain my obsession with jiu-jitsu to people who don't know about it.
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Shortly before turning 30, Prince Charles complained to the press about its seeming obsession with bad news.
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" This is the reality of an interconnected world that makes nonsense of Trump's tinny obsession with "sovereignty.
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Their obsession with impeachment and all things Russia perfectly illustrates how out of touch their party is.
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The millennial obsession with wellness and self-care has led to a booming business for meditation apps.
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Republicans accuse the state's Democrats of letting an obsession with Mr. Trump sidetrack them from important issues.
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However, although private prisons have indeed profited from America's obsession with incarceration, they did not cause it.
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In the obsession with objects (owning either less or more) we've lost the basic ideas of minimalism.
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Setting aside his apparent obsession with trashing this bold teenager, Mr. Trump has got it all wrong.
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Maybe that is why our obsession with (and debate over) baseball statistics is timeless and also endless.
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France is infamous for its perennial obsession with Frenchness — and now with the fear of its demise.
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The current near obsession with both drowns out all but the most glaring of Hillary's many issues.
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Centrists claim that liberals' obsession with political correctness and minority rights drove white voters to Donald Trump.
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A spokesperson for Fox News fired back at Trump, saying he has a "sick obsession" with Kelly.
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And, according to Amy Howe, our obsession with finding that elusive equilibrium is part of the problem.
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Modern consumers rarely consider how their obsession with paying rock-bottom prices is driving labor sources abroad.
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This desire for directness is best exemplified by the obsession with naming that runs through her novels.
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The president has a strange, abnormal and fanatical obsession with attacking his opponent in the 2016 campaign.
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The second case, known as Case 2000, is similar and highlights Mr Netanyahu's obsession with the press.
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Here, spring is as much a time for private regrets and a lurking obsession with the past.
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Bloomberg's data gurus first noticed a sharp uptick in Democrats' obsession with unseating Trump around Sept. 20.
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Another nod to his obsession with the looming apocalypse: his Boring Company's Not-a-Flamethrower from 2018.
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But nowhere has our obsession with early childhood been more apparent than in the realm of fashion.
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The NBA's revolutionary obsession with three-point shooting and ball movement were both antithetical to DeRozan's nature.
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Part therapy, part self-expression, our homely obsession with crafts is poised to take over the world.
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Neoconservatism's proponents, for strategic as well as political reasons, would develop an obsession with Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
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It follows the character Gina's obsession with Bieber and her hopes of meeting and sleeping with him.
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The obsession with small details and perfect compliance that no-excuses fosters might not feel like liberation.
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With "Fallout," Sopko and Beallor extrapolate from America's Cold War obsession with the threat of nuclear war.
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They are, at root, fearful, paranoid, and tribal, which drives the macho posturing and obsession with loyalty.
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In their view, these ideas include an obsession with capturing political power; a tendency to demonize others, from Muslims to migrants; an uncritical attitude to militarism, capitalism and the arms industry; indifference to the environment; and an obsession with the apocalypse and a final battle between good and evil.
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Its video's premise is based on Manson's childhood obsession with building a living girl out of prosthetic parts.
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One reason the character registers so strongly is that Derek suggests Mr. Stiller's personal obsession with his looks.
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On Thursday, McCarthy guest hosted The Ellen Show where she revealed her obsession with pop sensation, Billie Eilish.
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America's obsession with sugary drinks originated in Prohibition Americans can blame their sweet tooth on Prohibition, Johnson said.
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My obsession with Emeril Lagasse began in the mid-'90s, when I first moved to New York City.
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Mr Trump's obsession with tightening America's southern border has until now seen the number of border-hoppings rise.
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Back in 2015, Lawrence shared her obsession with the show in Interview, admitting it was her guilty pleasure.
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The obsession with some people to jump to a narrative to tell the story right away-- RIVERA: Yes.
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Since then, she has fallen into an all-consuming obsession with how people justify gratifying their true desires.
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However, Mika seems like she may have an obsession with porn stars because she keeps talking about them.
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Despite his obsession with orderliness — or maybe because of it — Alan's life is more on edge than Nadia's.
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What has changed for many is a newfound obsession with water usage, and more importantly, avoiding wasting water.
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In sixth grade, Geyser and Weier stuck up a friendship that led to an eventual obsession with Slenderman.
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ScienceTake When Joseph Parker was growing up in Swansea, in South Wales, he had an obsession with insects.
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This obsession with important films is the same reason why dramas are the king of the award season.
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A series of recent candid viral videos of Beyoncé have only heightened the public's obsession with her inscrutability.
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His motifs include very dark colors with harsh lighting, delirium and psychosis, and an obsession with troubled faces.
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Ryder credits her hairdo to an obsession with The Clash and The Replacements as well as Bugsy Malone.
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In 22014, Jessica Valenti published The Purity Myth, arguing that American culture's obsession with virginity was harming girls.
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Whether one likes it or not, that is the world of a German obsession with the sacrosanct Stabilität.
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From this public consternation ensued the follies, abasements and fanaticism of their compatriots' deepening obsession with spy rings.
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And now, because of you and your obsession with the stupid sky, America's economy is broken beyond repair.
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The country singer's obsession with the energy drink is undeniable, as it came up again for another question.
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That was a mangled backfire especially with all these questions about crumbs, her age, her obsession with Russia.
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John Brennan at the White House had former colleagues of mine have described as Nixonian obsession with leaks.
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Mr Kurz's obsession with managing migration leads him to advocate collective European border controls rather than bash Eurocrats.
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The underlying cultural obsession with firearms in America is a big problem that doesn't adapt to change easily.
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The singer, 25, tweeted a body-positive message to her fans while slamming modern culture's obsession with dieting.
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An obsession with Nutella, that moreish chocolate hazelnut spread, is something that many of us are afflicted with.
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She has what she calls an amateur obsession with psychology, and is quick to admit she's no expert.
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However, the obsession with perfection and the high end is also evident in Apple's other, more nascent platforms.
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This "both sides" equivocation has to stop, as does the obsession with civility in the face of dehumanization.
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Instead, Liu focuses less on exploring his characters' personal issues and more on their obsession with ball lightning.
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The magic of Shark Nicknamed "Shark," it's fair to say Steil had an obsession with the ocean creatures.
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In the recordings, Trump can be heard talking about his obsession with celebrity and fear of public humiliation.
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Our cultural obsession with women being pure and men being "accomplished" in sex follows them well into adulthood.
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But the SNL cast also took an opportunity to play with the Trump campaign's weird obsession with Beyoncé.
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MD: Part of the nature of working with the internet as a medium is this obsession with distraction.
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His obsession with the way his presidency is covered has deprived him of any chance to change it.
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But then again, the show works because it relies on our own cultural obsession with protecting white women.
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This year's Oscar winners had been announced, and some say Hollywood's obsession with China is just getting started.
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She had developed an obsession with her own scans at the expense of her true emotions and conduct.
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Both parties have long had an obsession with growth, but they have had different strategies for achieving it.
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Why it matters: National Dems so far haven't capitalized on Trump's record unpopularity and obsession with his base.
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In place of the Surrealists' obsession with the eye, however, her work adopts the eyelash as its emblem.
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He developed an obsession with the idea of trauma, and the idea that he had a repressed memory.
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Comey's testimony should put an end to the media obsession with accusing President Trump of obstruction of justice.
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Early celestial and lunar events have helped shape my mini obsession with space, the stars and the moon.
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" "I do worry that the industry's new obsession with 'genderless' will be presented to mainstream culture without context [...].
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When Vallabh and Minikel began their new careers, they were perplexed by their colleagues' obsession with getting published.
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" However, the Times said, he instead homed in on his "obsession" with allies increasing their military budgets "Mr.
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Back in 2000, a judge sent Soiu to a psych hospital because of his obsession with the actress.
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There's an obsession with clean lines and orderly scenery that has an aspiring Fincher-esque quality to it.
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We've got an obsession with pizza shops—like, more per capita than New York City, I'm pretty sure.
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For years in Chicago, the mayor has had an obsession with increasing the mandatory minimums for gun possession.
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In this context, Blanche's obsession with looking pretty acquires a sad emotional weight that tips into existential panic.
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But beyond the obsession with entertainment and sensationalism is a troubling lack of understanding of basic American Civics.
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Or is this really a form of new-age 'circumcision' based on an obsession with Barbie doll looks?
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In its customer-friendly forms, however, edge strategy is a valuable corrective to the obsession with transformational ideas.
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What hasn't changed, and what binds the pediatric and the geriatric, is the obsession with their bowel movements.
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Kang's description of baseball's having "a racially coded obsession with tradition" is as shameful as it is sophomoric.
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"Dick" stars Kathryn Hahn as a frustrated filmmaker who develops an obsession with a mysterious academic (Kevin Bacon).
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In 2017, the president -- whose obsession with winning is planetary -- is second in line after the Silence Breakers.
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My children, who are in school with some of them, cannot understand your obsession with building a wall.
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This obsession with Trump's tweets allows him to control the conversation, and that is not working for us.
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The measure comes on top of stepped up efforts by Seoul to temper South Koreans' obsession with cryptocurrencies.
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And Moss admitted that McCarthy's "obsession" with Etsy has led to her discovering a love for it too.
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It details her husband's parents literally toying with her life because of an apparently newfound obsession with mushrooms.
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The Trump administration's obsession with stopping abortion is harming women's access to health care at home and abroad.
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A search of Tobin's computer revealed an obsession with neo-Nazi propaganda, terrorism, and acts of mass violence.
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The ultraconservative Freedom Caucus singlehandedly sank needed health-care reform because of their slavish obsession with political ideology.
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Freedhoff told me our obsession with protein may stem from a misunderstanding of protein's benefits for weight loss.
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This craft of making pastrami isn't just learned overnight; Black's had a longtime obsession with the decadent meat.
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That might have been 2014, but the obsession with proving how boring we are is still alive today.
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Despite his obsession with stunning aesthetics, Cadena insists there's no great secret to the success of his restaurants.
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Fans and critics have been documenting his lyrical fascination—nay, obsession—with the art of cunnilingus for years.
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Rosen's fascination with the inner workings of firearms goes back to a childhood obsession with The X-Files.
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And it's no wonder a Silicon Valley venture capitalist with a known obsession with immortality has taken notice.
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I had to understand it all outside of my own obsession with, oh, crazy teenage girls, or whatever.
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Her whole obsession with performing started when she was cast as a kitten in a pre-school play.
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It's the perfect material for my obsession with the ancient and primordial, with the things that never die.
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"That's why I have a sort of an obsession with people like televangelists or motivational speakers", he admits.
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Indeed, the Trump Justice Department has had something of an obsession with making sure that minorities don't count.
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The snowball of ETF asset growth is speeding up, thanks in large part to investors' obsession with cost.
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"Usually it's just our family and friends laughing over my husband's insane obsession with Costco," Josie told Delish.
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The success of La Paulée has certainly contributed to the worldwide obsession with Burgundy, and the escalating prices.
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I couldn't think of a way to get past my obsession with my hair without covering my head.
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What was fascinating to me about Bernie Krause's story is that he had this obsession with recording sound.
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But he also grew up watching his father and grandmother scoff at his mother's obsession with social status.
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Aside from an obsession with Bruce Springsteen and baseball, Mr. Souza prefers to keep details about himself private.
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The only thing I did not need was the mug, but I have a weird obsession with mugs.
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These rituals, in turn, further fuel their obsession with the supposed flaw by keeping them fixated on it.
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One of the more heartwarming stories of 2017 has been people's obsession with a pregnant giraffe named April.
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Now Chuck and Wendy — previously estranged, in large part, because of his obsession with her boss — have reconciled.
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"I'm trying to be in that position every year," Baffert said of his relentless obsession with the races.
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He also radically underestimated Mr. Trump's obsession with immigration, thinking it was merely electioneering (which it partly is).
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While there, Boettcher decided to write her master's paper on her longtime obsession with a certain game show.
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His obsession with the anthem protests accelerated the discussion about the issues the group was trying to highlight.
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Back in December 2009, Vanity Fair writer Jim Windolf analyzed the inescapable inevitability of America's obsession with cuteness.
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Tell us in the comments, then read about the N.F.L.'s "obsession with superstition" in this related article.
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She noted, among other examples, Trump's recurring obsession with the massacre of Muslims in the Philippines by Gen.
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"Artifice," he said, "is a malady of our time," an ailment symptomatic of an unsound obsession with self.
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We'd also be remiss we didn't mention our staff's current obsession with The Witcher franchise (Amazon, Best Buy).
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In today's 360 video, join Jaron Lanier, a virtual reality pioneer, as he discusses his obsession with music.
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Now the nation's obsession with live video is invading its schools, and not everyone is happy about it.
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Instead, marketers play off government officials' obsession with sobriety, claiming that other treatment options are somehow less acceptable.
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A hateful obsession with Israel too often descends into hatred of Jews, even if it doesn't start there.
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Mao's obsession with ridding the country of enemies brought public humiliation, political exile and starvation upon countless individuals.
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But perhaps the biggest proponents – and beneficiaries – of Britain's newly digitized obsession with class are The TikTok Chavs.
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After creating and finishing this series, what is your take or perspective on the American obsession with cheerleading?
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Samoylov asserts that his obsession with points and standings made him more productive than he thought was possible.
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He would reportedly love to join his buddy James, whose obsession with winning would provide a motivational compass.
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" Her obsession with equity, she said, again tearing up, partly "comes down to that, to being the runt.
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" Marlow defended Breitbart to CNN, saying, "The obsession with Breitbart News is simply a result of our effectiveness.
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Trump's obsession with, and validation of fake news via his Twitter account was damaging enough as a candidate.
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However, her obsession with the series eventually got the attention of the editors at the business news outlet.
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Economist Henry Kaufman believes Wall Street's obsession with number crunching is blinding it to finding important market developments.
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A series of sketches in a December 1967 episode, for instance, mocked the American obsession with guns mercilessly.
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Democrats have not improved their position — in part because of their obsession with leading the "resistance" against Trump.
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After the slaughter, how do we move past our obsession with artificial displays of feminine beauty and success?
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Batman's obsession with expensive cars makes SO much more sense now that I've seen what he's working with.
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In this sense, the obsession with sleep hygiene has a kinship with the stylized fussiness of clean eating.
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The fitting name evokes a core theme of Chapman's, an obsession with the infinite repetitions found in nature.
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Is this merely an inevitable merging of the cult of the celebrity chef with society's obsession with youth?
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But it looks like Trump's apparent obsession with Ivanka has been going on since she was a teenager.
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Leonardo developed his obsession with mechanical flight when acting as a military engineer advisor for the Milanese court.
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Because the next segment we're going to talk all about your obsession with the internet ruining everybody's feelings.
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This obsession with financial "purity" means that contraception and other family planning services get thrown under the bus.
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Derek eventually realizes that his own obsession with Ana has become untenable, which is a subtle parallel to Ana's own obsession with her digients: He no longer has a wife who might complain about this, and Ana's boyfriend, Kyle, doesn't seem to mind, so he can call her up without recrimination.
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They're forced to relive her loss again and again because of the public's obsession with true crime as entertainment.
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Though drawing on the visual vocabulary of advertising, by mostly reusing materials Kong resists our obsession with the new.
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"The obsession with 'Twitter diplomacy' is undesirable," said the bylined commentary, which only appeared on the agency's Chinese website.
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But at some point, the scaffolding that supports the games industry's obsession with digging into the past will collapse.
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I do not understand the obsession with this whole idea that we have to have good relations with Russia.
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And coming up, Alan Dershowitz, Sara Carter, and Tom Fitton weigh in on the let&aposs obsession with treason.
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The public's near obsession with Hillary Clinton's pantsuits has added a bit of levity to a long election cycle.
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New York (CNN Business)Americans' obsession with their pets is lifting Chewy, the online pet food and supply company.
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There's a lot to love about Gilmore Girls, but Lorelai and Rory's charming obsession with food is my favorite.
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An analysis of his Internet usage on computers in local libraries also showed Mair's obsession with the far right.
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Kristen Stewart and Laura Dern are getting in on our obsession with scammers with their new film J.T. LeRoy.
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The Hound was Joffrey Baratheon's (Jack Gleeson) sworn sword, and he had a bit of an obsession with Sansa.
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Plus, we have the latest, absurd, shark-jumping, psychotic rhetoric from the left, their never-ending obsession with Russia.
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Sometimes it seems like Eve's obsession with murder might be a kind of kink that she shares with Villanelle.
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Plus, his feelings of shame seem to make sense here because they fuel his obsession with the Stark sisters.
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Disabled people, particularly women, are often rejected as sexual partners because of a societal obsession with the "perfect body".
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So hit play on the Spotify playlists below to begin the journey into your future obsession with Brian Eno.
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I know all about Kim's obsession with Snapchat filters, Kourtney's sexy nude Mother's Day shoot, and Khloé's endless workouts.
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Yet Trump's obsession with taxing foreign goods has inadvertently hurt farmers and US automakers that export their products overseas.
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The history of this country and its obsession with being English-only is inextricably tied to white, Anglo supremacy.
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An obsession with growth at all costs may well be a side effect of major VC dollars flooding in.
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Climate change, parasites, the intensification of pesticide use, urbanisation and an obsession with tidiness are causing colonies to collapse.
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Bolsonaro has lauded the dictatorship in the past, and his obsession with the military has made some Brazilians nervous.
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We can thank the viral nature of the world wide web for the beauty world's obsession with shock value.
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Wellness has become a catch-all phrase to sum up our nation's obsession with all things pertaining to nutrition.
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" Maggie Baumann suffered from an extreme obsession with weight during her second pregnancy, battling what's become known as "pregorexia.
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Their connection could also be rooted in the musician's obsession with the reality dating franchise that made Bushnell famous.
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President Barack Obama spoke of his daughter Sasha's obsession with Snapchat — and her love of trolling her famous dad.
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The upshot: For all of Elon Musk's obsession with speed, the world's longest tunnel won't be arriving anytime soon.
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" A Christian columnist said Trump's "obsession" with wealth and power "embodies a Nietzschean morality rather than a Christian one.
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Well, it's actually Demi's obsession with other Bachelor contestants' ages on the show, and it's a beyond tired conversation.
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We aren&apost trying to play at their obsession with a Michael Cohen associate with a taxi medallion issue.
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I wish classic communication was more prominent in my generation, but I have a bad obsession with my phone.
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Banks says her obsession with skincare started young, as her mother taught her the importance of cleansing and exfoliating.
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Bolstered by continued American support, the Pakistani army has been free to indulge its obsession with India ever since.
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She was trying to defend and explain the President's obsession with — and inaccurate claims about — his inauguration crowd size.
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No, we don't just mean his secret identity as Spider-Man, but rather his unhealthy obsession with Gwen Stacy.
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Go deeper: Everything you need to know about the other 2020 candidates The fringe right's obsession with Andrew Yang
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Americans have developed a real obsession with Brexit, at least since they started seeing Nigel Farage popping up everywhere.
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Pamplona said in an interview that her obsession with wanting a bigger butt began when she was just 17.
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The other is that, because I have a weird obsession with airplanes, I think transitory spaces are always interesting.
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"A 13-year-old is dead in the city of Columbus because of our obsession with guns," he said.
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So you can finally find out how he really feels about your two cats and obsession with Eddie Redmayne.
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Steven's obsession with Irish men isn't founded on any relation to the country itself; he's never been to Ireland.
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And maybe, just maybe, nobody understands your all-consuming obsession with Steely Dan, the greatest band of all time.
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The fear of Russian apps seems to be in the same spirit as #ResistanceTwitter's obsession with the Mueller Report.
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I know that, to those unfamiliar with the show and its frenetic fans, my obsession with Survivor is...perplexing.
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So did Gates's obsession with finding post-work, pre-slipper-type shoes, which she says dates back a decade.
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And knowing his obsession with fame, with being loved, he may find his way back to our screens again.
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It's time for you to focus on you Your obsession with your ex long ago reached an unhealthy stage.
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I talk openly with my students about my obsession with dinosaurs and Harry Potter, and other severely uncool stuff.
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Travis has an obsession with a fictional book series that is a very clear representation of Game of Thrones.
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Soiu has showed signs of mental instability over a period of years, and a dangerous obsession with the actress.
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In the paper, Clance describes IP as a phenomenon that arises due to the individual's obsession with others' approval.
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Read MoreOil is driving everything right now: Strategist However, now the market's obsession with oil is tiring, he said.
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Somebody hold me because my obsession with credit card-sized gadgets is getting just a little out of control.
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He has had a deep obsession with German wines from the Mosel wine region for the last 14 years.
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It's the perfect encapsulation of social media's obsession with color and recognizable, relatable emotions, all wrapped up in one.
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The obsession with profit demonstrably works against human interest, especially when it comes to the protection of the environment.
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For four years, Republicans masked the naked political motivation for their Benghazi obsession with the blood of the dead.
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But Incredibles 2 takes it one step further by asking what our obsession with superheroes tells us about ourselves.
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Factor in the 21st century obsession with celebrity and social media, and it's no surprise that Donald Trump won.
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Earlier this year, as the Russia scandal heated up, a number of commentators bemoaned Washington's "obsession" with the story.
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An obsession with eliminating the deficit caught like a fever, and the federal government hacked away at its budget.
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Since then, America, and the rest of the world, was seized with a feverish obsession with all things interplanetary.
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His paintings shrank in size as they intensified in complexity, with tiny, emotive brushstrokes revealing an obsession with texture.
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