So that's just another iron in the already overstuffed fire.
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Consider a bench swing instead of an overstuffed lounge chair.
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The show is sometimes too overstuffed for its own good.
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Like so many recent summer blockbusters, it's overstuffed with plot.
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Every component is essential, and Morazan's creations never seem overstuffed.
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No more squeezing your overstuffed suitcases into the overhead bin.
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The staging, by David McVicar, is picturesque, overstuffed, and forgettable.
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Viewers thought that "Doogal" (2006) was an overstuffed kid's film.
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At two hours, the documentary is overstuffed, possibly by design.
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HBO Even in the pilot, Westworld is a touch overstuffed.
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There would be no overstuffed costume fittings or stark studios.
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The same overstuffed delicacy characterizes the show as a whole.
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Why did the raiders keep finding overstuffed pensions to exploit?
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It's a big book, but never feels exhaustive or overstuffed.
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The abdomen is as densely packed as an overstuffed suitcase.
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" The Atlantic&aposs David Sims called it "convoluted and overstuffed.
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It keeps giving and giving and giving, until you're overstuffed.
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One day in 20173, a demo arrived in Koller's overstuffed mailbox.
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Typical design software tends to be overwhelming, overstuffed, and staggeringly expensive.
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Here's another sampling of overstuffed or impenetrable sentences in recent stories.
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After a promising start, its story becomes simultaneously overstuffed and underdeveloped.
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Beds had quilted headboards and quality duvets, but pillows were overstuffed.
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" The Washington Post wrote that it's "overstuffed, overlong, and utterly uninvolving.
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The result is frantically overstuffed but earnest, diligent and defiantly optimistic.
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The company has acknowledged its NewsFeed is growing overstuffed with ads.
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Like all "family Christmas" movies, Almost Christmas is a little overstuffed.
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The result was that Fortnite felt like an overstuffed and overwhelming ad.
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The isolated, oversize and overstuffed argument signals that the case, Friedrichs v.
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But as these features rolled out, people's screens started to look overstuffed.
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Its crumbling infrastructure and overstuffed offices are a consequence of funding shortfalls.
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It's overstuffed, confusing, and seriously crippled by Eisenberg's over-the-top performance.
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Telling the story, Dr. Rosenberg slid an overstuffed binder across the table.
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An overstuffed war movie with characters who speak the language of exposition.
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The book is overstuffed, and too often reads like a presidential memoir.
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Some critics said that "Assassin's Creed" (2016) suffered from an overstuffed plot.
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A little early to have to contend with a new overstuffed turkey.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is an enormous and overstuffed old place.
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"Our days and portfolios are overstuffed to begin with," Ms. Conway said.
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Gone are the stacked shelves and overstuffed racks filled with countless SKUs.
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So, as with most premieres, this first episode is a little overstuffed.
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Rather, it was the country's month-long transformation into trembling, overstuffed pressure cooker.
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The result, despite a gorgeous, impressively conducted score, is overstuffed, unsatisfying, and contradictory.
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The star-filled comedy was dragged by critics for being overstuffed and humorless.
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That should be plenty for weekend trips, and I rarely find mine overstuffed.
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And even when it starts to feel overstuffed with ideas, it's never dull.
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That an overstuffed picture like this holds together at all is impressive enough.
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With technical delays and an overstuffed score, "My Fair Lady" ran past midnight.
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Oversize flat-screen TVs lined the walls and overstuffed couches filled the floors.
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It is, in other words, ambitious yet overstuffed to the point of unwieldiness.
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He has a cracked smartphone with an overstuffed calendar that he constantly checks.
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Westbrook's final stat line was dangerously overstuffed: 32 points, 12 rebounds, nine assists.
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An organizational psychologist offers strategies to handle even the most hopelessly overstuffed inbox.
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Then, at the end of last year, Aquaman's overstuffed epic surprised and dazzled audiences.
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Frustrated, I buried the app into my overstuffed "Games" folder and opened up Spotify.
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An overstuffed one might be just as self-consciously curated as a streamlined one.
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Even with their seemingly infinite space, celebs including Kourtney Kardashian suffer from overstuffed vanities.
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You get so overstuffed sometimes that you don't know where to put it anymore.
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Inside the cavernous atrium, there is overstuffed pastel upholstery, multiple mirrors and plentiful gilt.
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Lively one moment, torpid the next, the show is utterly overstuffed yet winsome anyway.
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But the finished piece is too overstuffed with ideas – some of which are great!
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It's an overstuffed album — 24 tracks, including a few remixes — and not uniformly successful.
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Overlong and overstuffed with Southern rock and blues numbers, "Burden" is not exemplary filmmaking.
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Marvel's films have their flaws, but they are stuffed, maybe even overstuffed, with ideas.
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Individual ambition, injuries and the demands of an overstuffed tennis calendar conspired against it.
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Outside, activists became bouncers, turning away a line of people from the overstuffed site.
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Its engagement with the subject is lopsided, and the presentation is dreary and overstuffed.
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I always thought it was meant to keep an overstuffed suitcase from spilling its contents.
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Why does it feel the need to conjure up a romance in an overstuffed plot?
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The overstuffed kitchen sink approach nicely captures a decade of gruesome excess in horror cinema.
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Sitting in comfortably overstuffed red armchairs, they reflected on what they liked about living here.
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Of course, Warren isn't the only (former) underdog in a Democratic race overstuffed with candidates.
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Leaders often come up with long lists of goals resembling an overstuffed to-do list.
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Many lawmakers from both parties join Mr Obama in wishing to winnow America's overstuffed prisons.
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For those with reasonable concerns that such policies might lead to overstuffed classrooms, fear not.
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For years, overstuffed garbage bags awaiting pickup have looked like an unavoidable fact of life.
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The store's sense of scale is ecstatic—at once an overstuffed closet and a cavern.
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Dr. Phillip Snyder Sr. is a hoarder whose overstuffed house is a labyrinth of tunnels.
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There's a full menu of overstuffed deli sandwiches, seafood combos, Romanian tenderloin and assorted cheesecakes.
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An array of books, drawings and porcelain figurines are now crowded into overstuffed display cases.
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Finally, the front room offers fireplace dining in overstuffed yellow gingham chairs and gilded accents.
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Inside the cottage there was a bed, Tall windows, a bureau, and an overstuffed chair.
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Sure, hardly anybody has the grades, overstuffed extracurricular schedule, or parental connections to get in.
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The result is a movie that's quite overstuffed, making it hard to latch onto anything.
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Women and children clutching overstuffed bags piled into the back of trucks, seeking a way out.
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It feels like all weeks in security news are overstuffed lately, and this one's no exception.
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Variety called the movie "overstuffed and bedazzling" and predicted the ending would be much talked about.
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I'll walk past our overstuffed, rickety closet and fire up my laptop, clicking over to Landwatch.
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It's feature-packed, overstuffed with fun extensions, and keeps your digital life organized across multiple devices.
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The room is filled with overstuffed armchairs, oversized ash trays, and the persistent haze of smoke.
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Setting and keeping any kind of schedule for myself resulted in overstuffed calendars and quick burnout.
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Is this overstuffed rendering of an overstimulated culture what they call the fallacy of imitative form?
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This novel, like its predecessor, is overstuffed, packed with incident and narrators and digressions within digressions.
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If you like overstuffed costume dramas with a veneer of literacy layered over debauchery, latch on.
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They mixed the mundane — overstuffed trash cans, money worries, which tenants tipped best — with bigger themes.
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I got dinner the last time we went out, so she pays for my overstuffed quesadilla.
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A stack of stale donuts nods to Brancusi's column, amidst the scene of an overstuffed rec room.
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Despite a gorgeous, impressively conducted score, David Lang's prisoner of the state felt overstuffed, unsatisfying, and contradictory.
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The space was filled with 😍 and 🙏 balloons, overstuffed 😜 beanbags and 💩 just about everywhere.
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Prime is overstuffed with crap, so you can stop scrolling thinking there's a hidden gem in there.
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But at the same time... what, the overstuffed Magicians pilot didn't have enough characters to introduce already?
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Unlike overstuffed subways or tourist attractions like, say, Times Square, there is no going around the sidewalks.
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As I approach, I see that he has propped the book up on an overstuffed, orange backpack.
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To crib from Cyril Connolly, inside every overstuffed novel is a thin novel trying to get out.
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Even with extensive recent revisions by Goldstein and Cullman, "Unknown Soldier" somehow feels both slender and overstuffed.
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For riders, a dedicated subway corporation could bring faster relief from the constant delays and overstuffed subways.
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The result is a good-looking but overstuffed genre pileup that confuses as often as it compels.
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Reading Chokshi's prose is like sinking deeply into the overstuffed arms of a plush, purple velvet sofa.
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The illustrations are vivid and misshapen, with bleeding Gauguin reds and a hint of Rousseau's overstuffed jungles.
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J.C. "Everything Now," the title song from the Arcade Fire album due July 28, grows wildly overstuffed.
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If this sounds fearsome, consider how you might feel Thanksgiving evening, overstuffed and perhaps a little uncomfortable.
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The varied and frenetic action makes for a novel that, while stimulating, is often confusing and overstuffed.
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It can't stop itself from indulging, but it knows it shouldn't, maybe, like an overstuffed binge viewer.
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The overstuffed milkshakes have since become a signature of the eatery and their name, "Freakshakes," has been copyrighted.
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You could make a similarly overstuffed track today, but you would never get all those people together again.
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Fidelity to the source material aside, The Dark Tower is dull and clunky, somehow both underwritten and overstuffed.
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Yes, it's a behemoth of a movie, with an arguably overstuffed runtime of three hours and 15 minutes.
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Finally, he went to sit in an overstuffed leather armchair under a portrait of one of his ancestors.
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It has visited unheated barns and calorie-rich Pizza Ranches, overstuffed church pews and saloons in unincorporated towns.
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His generically effective calls for national unity inside an overstuffed coffee shop were carried live on cable news.
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He was a little man, and he definitely had a Napoleonic complex, because he had huge overstuffed furniture.
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Sidestepping the overstuffed art fair model, these pioneers have found a different way to use what they have.
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Tell the app your flight details, and it will find what overage fees apply if you've overstuffed it.
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But like all great things, even the magnificent, overstuffed power meals can lose their luster over time, apparently.
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Richard Greenberg's overstuffed new play about family feuds and ethical choices turns a wedding comedy into a crisis.
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And this is why I've made room for yet one more tool in my already overstuffed kitchen cabinets.
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But while many moments retain a sleek effervescence, like the brisk, nimble opening "Winter" movement, others are overstuffed.
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"It's a different house," Jason says, gawking at his living room overstuffed with glam furniture, but lacking walls.
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She said she never wants to teach an overstuffed class of 503 students with only 250 textbooks again.
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The idea is to de-clutter overstuffed bags that make it difficult for X-ray machines to decipher.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox The Rise of Skywalker falls somewhere between an overstuffed fan-service finale and a yawnfest.
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As a late fall day turned to dusk, Patrick lounged on an overstuffed chair in her living room.
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State criminal codes are overstuffed with outdated, unconstitutional, unenforceable laws of all kinds, and Michigan is no exception.
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It has a great fit and is so light that you can cram it into any overstuffed suitcase.
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Polly Sheppard, another survivor of the bloodbath, and Felicia Sanders share an overstuffed chair in the latter's home.
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Like its predecessor, Fallen Kingdom is overstuffed with ethical conundrums, and not sophisticated enough to fully engage with them.
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What really put Cage in the red financially weren't the eccentric items, however, but his overstuffed real estate portfolio.
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I wanted to write a great big, overstuffed book that was filled with things and filled with mad digressions.
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A mess of a film called "Only Stars Will Remain" whose overstuffed plot included both an epidemic and doppelgängers.
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Suddenly, every other word in Dickens's novel seemed like unnecessary padding, every sentence overstuffed, wasteful, filled with excessive detail.
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Nearby were two overstuffed club chairs alongside a standing lamp, and a small tea table set with sherry glasses.
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Mostly "Baaghi" is a fight movie, and a slightly dull one at that, overstuffed with boom-boom set pieces.
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Will it be exciting to see one show dominate, or will we be overstuffed with "Hamilton" by June 12?
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Long lines, hectic check-ins, overstuffed airplanes — they don't really bother me because I'm usually giddy about getting away.
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Critic's Notebook The video opens inside a 20-something's starter apartment: novelty string lights, overstuffed armchair, red accent wall.
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OK. You've still got a glacially paced story to contend with that's overstuffed with characters and under-served plotlines.
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Your browser is really just a closet full of overstuffed shoeboxes containing newspaper clippings and aging to-do lists.
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They blamed his overstuffed schedule, including a last-minute rally in Virginia that was added days before the debate.
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All of this — the characters, their secrets and hangups, the supernatural stuff — adds up to a fairly overstuffed premiere.
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But the current season is about taking stock of the collective's own book — by now quite an overstuffed volume.
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The clothing compartment is designed for shorter 1-2-day trips, but it can be overstuffed to fit more.
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The dish will serve two if you start with overstuffed crab meat pastéis, the Brazilian version of an empanada.
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MICHAEL POWELL This trilogy has had too many plot twists, like an overstuffed blockbuster franchise straining to outdo itself.
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Washington (CNN)This week, like (almost) every week of the Trump presidency, was filled with news. Packed. Overstuffed. Brimming.
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But through two 40-minute acts that feel simultaneously overstuffed and abrupt, it all doesn't add up to much.
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When they're in season, the fresh fruit doughnuts ($23.75, overstuffed with peaches or strawberries) are not to be missed.
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Since opening in 2015, La Divina has drawn rave reviews and long lines for its authentic, overstuffed $2.50 tacos.
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A shopping cart loaded with overstuffed bags represents a full day's work and a payout of $30 or $40.
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For everyone else, though, The Rise of Skywalker falls somewhere between an overstuffed fan-service finale and a yawnfest.
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At 22 tracks, the release still feels overstuffed, but the format's casualness encourages fans to pick and choose their favorites.
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In Pernambuco, a north-eastern state whose prisons are overstuffed even by Brazilian standards, violent deaths are a frequent occurrence.
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And with holiday party season in full swing, lugging around an overstuffed tote or two is too much to handle.
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He was up to his waist in a paper bag that had been wedged halfway into the overstuffed rubbish bin.
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She had the same deep-set eyes and velvety brows as her daughter, whose photograph hung above an overstuffed couch.
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The historical stabbing games are often the worst offenders when it comes to overstuffed sandbox titles with pointless, tedious tasks.
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The result will delight any Civil War buff, but might leave the lay reader feeling somewhat overstuffed with historical morsels.
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Overstuffed with clumsy clichés of holiday songs packed into its dialogue, Disney's "Noelle" fails to bring more joy than cringe.
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But it is so overstuffed with action and complications and heavy breathing that it never comes close to being credible.
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An oral history on the brief rise and long fall of the ABA, Pluto's book was overstuffed with ridiculous moments.
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Over the decades that followed, in attics and overstuffed closets, they continued to archive the histories of their own people.
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"Will an overstuffed profile become a must?" asked a review of LinkedIn by Common Sense Media, a nonprofit children's group.
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And "Secular Games," one of Graham's swinging-60s pseudo-comedies, falls short of justifying its inclusion on overstuffed, jumbled programs.
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And, in the corner, eight overstuffed pieces of luggage, a few containing some of the belongings left by Song Yang.
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These five cheap(ish) things will help give you the upper hand against closet clutter and streamline your overstuffed space.
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Amusing monologues and oddball encounters enliven T. Adamson's overstuffed play that follows two friends on a very long car ride.
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The long living space, flanked by bedrooms on either side, is filled with overstuffed bookshelves and a collection of globes.
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It's not overstuffed with features you'll never use or bogged down by its creator's desire to break into the enterprise.
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When an overstuffed train arrives, commuters must decide whether to squeeze aboard or wait for another, however long that takes.
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After an overstuffed summer-festival season, main-stage favorites with bold voices make the city's biggest rooms feel small again.
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St. Mark's Comics was the neighborhood shop, no bigger (or less overstuffed) than our own East Ninth Street railroad apartment.
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Because it's Vaughn and Goldman, it's pretty obvious that on some level, they're mocking the idea of big, overstuffed sequels.
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It disappears into one of my overstuffed pockets and tips my total hoard to about $143 worth of Catholic trinkets.
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The one thing that threatens to detract from Molly's Game is an opening sequence that's overstuffed with directorial flourishes and affectations.
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Transformers: The Last Knight isn't a particularly good film – it's overstuffed and incomprehensible, hampered by bizarre narrative choices and inconsistent pacing.
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It's overstuffed with options built up over time that no longer fit into the simplified mission that Twitter sees for itself.
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One reader might look at a passage and find it woefully short of commas; another might find it overstuffed with them.
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The director just added two new major names to the already overstuffed cast: Westworld's James Marsden and Al Pacino, Variety reports.
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Instead of traditional features like leather seats, her buyers are looking for comfortable screening rooms with large sofas and overstuffed pillows.
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Gilded, overstuffed chairs awaited them on stage; the audience was composed of Chinese entrepreneurs, husbands and wives, as well as children.
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He lives with four other people in an overstuffed apartment in Jackson Heights, Queens, that measures less than 500 square feet.
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You're jet-lagged, hungry, weighed down with overstuffed carry-on and duty-free bags, and in desperate need of a shower.
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There's the person struggling with the overstuffed suitcase (or three) right alongside the traveler handling little more than a light duffel.
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As frantic and gadget-driven as any 007 movie, it was a mega-musical that left you feeling glazed and overstuffed.
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Parents struggling to afford childcare don't need White House photo ops or glossy reports: They need money from corporations' overstuffed pockets.
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They're often overstuffed with too many ambitious ideas, sometimes to the point that it's clear the company has lost the plot.
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In one, a dealer uploaded a video of himself rummaging through a duffel bag that was overstuffed with Dank Vapes cartridges.
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Three more rentals and my overstuffed phone had gone from a meager 381 megs to a full 1.2 gigs of free space.
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But Midnight Special, with its eerie atmospherics and understated presentation, moved me far more than anything in Disney's overstuffed special effects extravaganza.
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All look directly at the camera, standing in front of overstuffed chairs or brocade curtains in what resembles a shabby hotel ballroom.
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The cushions jet out from a large back support making them look more like an Eames lounger than an overstuffed leather recliner.
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The building is now a migrant shelter for unaccompanied minors, able to house 224 teenagers — except that it is overstuffed with 281.
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Like many other 15-year-olds in New York, the Tribeca Film Festival is an unruly, hyperactive creature with an overstuffed schedule.
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Up to 40 percent of food is wasted globally at various points, from farms to overstuffed refrigerators, said Robert Watson, IPBES Chair.
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But other experiences we had —like the overstuffed and somewhat messy stores — persist and might explain the move to close more stores.
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Maybe your current wallet is so overstuffed that it forces you to sit on a slant whenever it's in your back pocket.
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My overstuffed brisket sandwich (28 reais, or about $63) on rye featured thin slices of meat and melted Brazilian-made "comté" cheese.
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After my first viewing, it felt simultaneously overstuffed and empty, like it was trying to tell two directly opposed stories at once.
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About to turn 80, she offered to sell him the overstuffed repository of avant-garde publications that she had opened in 1920.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — It was the overstuffed day they call Manic Monday at Wimbledon, and yet Serena Williams seemed so unflustered.
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The bags were so overstuffed that I often had to put most of the food in a box and mail it home.
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"Right now I can't actually serve," said Williams, 230, as she announced her withdrawal in an overstuffed interview room at Roland Garros.
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Despite an overstuffed plot that veers into the illegal harvesting of human organs, this bad hombre takes readers on quite a chase.
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In the throes of a chaotic political moment by any measure, the coming week stands out as especially — and, perhaps, strategically — overstuffed.
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He had terrible trouble with his feet, and wore padded shoes that looked like a combination of Reeboks and an overstuffed sofa.
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STOP YOUR MAIL AND NEWSPAPER Nothing says "no one home" like an overstuffed mailbox or a pile of newspapers at the door.
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Toss the totes to the side, say sayonara to your shoulder bags, and bid farewell to that overstuffed clutch — at least for now.
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The family coaxed crocheted tablecloths and hand-embroidered pillowcases into overstuffed suitcases, eager to travel before the looming March 16 revised travel ban.
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In what's shaping up to be an overstuffed Democratic field, she's clearly staking out a position as a crusader against deep-pocketed interests.
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This overstuffed and bland medical drama is one of the two shows that actually got picked up as a result of that trend.
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It's essentially a hammy, overstuffed mess that, much like the childhood memories of the adult characters in the miniseries, we have largely repressed.
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One group caught them dressed as Victorian gents decked out in smoking jackets, enjoying their pipe and a paper in overstuffed easy chairs.
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Or maybe this is just an old model that got lost in the FCC's overstuffed mail room and won't be released at all.
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There were one or two overstuffed Thor scenes where the plot momentarily lost me, and Peter Dinklage seems almost tragically (albeit briefly) misused.
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One can easily imagine perusing these essays while comfortably ensconced in an overstuffed chair by the fire, a snifter of cognac in hand.
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Peter Tantsits' intricate combination of poetry and music featured a rare hearing of Milton Babbitt's skittish "Vision and Prayer" but felt heavy, overstuffed.
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We find, in Lear, the immersive, overstuffed feel common to all Victoriana—and here is Victoria herself, getting a drawing lesson from him.
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She hung out in the lounge, which was decorated with paper Japanese lanterns and offered a table tennis table, books and overstuffed furniture.
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The Stasi offices have also been carefully preserved, right down to the heavy curtains in the windows and the overstuffed meeting room chairs.
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Would the overstuffed plot even be comprehensible, or would it dissolve into a haze of bad one-liners and CGI-laden battle sequences?
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And, Clinton being Clinton, it was overstuffed and detail-laden, going through the Clintons' history year by year... ...with one very obvious exception.
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Overstuffed with action sequences, comedic bits, and great character moments, Incredibles 2 somehow brings its seemingly dozen plotlines together into a rousing climax.
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"It's, like, a godsend so we can carry all of our stuff," Ms. Caro, 27, said of Lila's stroller, teeming with overstuffed bags.
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If you're planning on taking a trip on an overstuffed subway car this month, you might as well make it a memorable one.
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Never mind that its title is a synonym for rubbish, and evokes images of teeming garbage dumps and the overstuffed closets of hoarders.
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On Wednesday evening, among moldering football practice equipment and overstuffed bleachers, the sides played before a near-sellout crowd of more than 2,500.
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Her home had the feel of an overstuffed time capsule, as if its curator kept lifting the lid to add important new artifacts.
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I wouldn't recommend the trip to Brooklyn for Ivo van Hove's sluggish, overstuffed staging of Janacek's "Diary of One Who Disappeared" at BAM.
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This is a problem that Scandal has from time to time, when it's so overstuffed with plot that conclusions feel rushed and half-baked.
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If you find yourself a little unbalanced, like maybe your left arm is noticeably stronger than your right, you might blame your overstuffed purse.
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Hip'Air from Helite looks like an overstuffed belt, only with sensors inside that can tell when you're about to fall, allegedly within 0.2 seconds.
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Away from the overstuffed sofas and splendor of the Saudi palaces that Trump enjoyed, I met with some of the kingdom's poor and unemployed.
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Warcraft's look and tone often falls somewhere between Avatar and John Carter, two other similarly CGI-heavy, narratively overstuffed would-be fantasy-franchise launchers.
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What we have in most Marvel movies is not just a video game but a bad video game: one that is overstuffed and chaotic.
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Because, apparently, walking across the parking lot for him feels like hour three of a hike up a mountain, wearing an overstuffed, lopsided backpack.
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Beignets avalanched in powdered sugar on weekend mornings, an overstuffed shrimp Po' Boy on my lunch break, and, of course, Sazeracs during happy hour.
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It even comes with a small drawstring pouch for easy storing and travel, so you can say good-bye to overstuffed luggage for good.
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But departing on foot to the station was an easy two-minute walk with my roller suitcase overstuffed with Italian wine and olive oil.
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The reader interested in Barack Obama's life would do well to turn to those books, and not Garrow's overstuffed and ultimately unfair work here.
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That way, the theory goes, an extra 25 or so riders could be squeezed into each car to ease the crush on overstuffed platforms.
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Like an overstuffed closet, everything has its place, but pull out the wrong ball of yarn and the lot could come down with it.
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Like everything else relating to the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, the sketch is overstuffed with personalities and loses the script quickly.
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The second chapter also received weaker reviews, with critics complaining about an overstuffed plot and a nearly two-and-a-half-hour running time.
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She was perhaps talking partly about her philosophy, but more specifically about the restaurant's overstuffed brown leather couch in the back near the arcade room.
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This sixth season of American Horror Story has been trapped somewhat by an overstuffed story that echoes, in many ways, the series' landmark first season.
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In some ways, Kanye West set the template for the the current version of the pop star as tastemaker with his overstuffed 2013 opus, Yeezus.
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He parks outside and throws open the sliding glass doors and walks right through the living room and sits down heavily on the overstuffed couch.
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In 290, I landed at New York City's JFK airport, three overstuffed suitcases in tow, incredibly excited about my new job in a new city.
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And while experts warn that the restaurant industry is overstuffed with options, co-founders Elise and Rick Wetzel believe there's plenty of room for growth.
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After sinking years into building a product overstuffed with photos, communication tools, link-sharing, and discussions, Google began to shrink them into more manageable tools.
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The whole thing felt rushed and overstuffed, racing through narrative beats like an adaptation of a Wikipedia synopsis, before it came to its disappointing conclusion.
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Even before the Wright news, the system was in bad shape, with transactions taking as long as 43 minutes to work through an overstuffed network.
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I'm at my desk staring at my son's wallet, a standard black leather model, overstuffed, misshapen and frayed, fringed with strands like a cowboy jacket.
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Unlike his JMMA rivals, I hope to see Kondo continue his MMA career—even if it is on the undercard of an overstuffed Pancrase event.
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As Alcott's ambitious (if slightly overstuffed) book ranges over three decades of American history, the era's defining events drift in and out of the lens.
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Marrying fact and fiction, Jane Goldman's seamy screenplay is wildly overstuffed; but the director, Juan Carlos Medina, gives the music hall scenes a rowdy authenticity.
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If, instead, meeting rooms feature antimacassars on overstuffed armchairs, little tables bearing teacups and large paintings of mist-shrouded mountains, gloom may be in order.
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A global figure with an overstuffed travel schedule, Federer said that he is interested in staying more local in the next phase of his life.
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Similarly oblivious are those with overstuffed backpacks who stand there blocking the entire aisle instead of putting the bags on the floor between their legs.
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So one April day I stood before a Steinway grand in a room out of an Edith Wharton novel, with palm trees and overstuffed chairs.
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Jumbo cupcakes, pizza, Chilean sea bass, sushi and overstuffed sandwiches tempt at Kitchen Kabaret, a takeout emporium with bistro seating in a small strip center.
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Though delays are rising, ridership is booming on New Jersey Transit, leading to overstuffed trains, especially when problems force riders to cram onto fewer trains.
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But it also felt a touch overstuffed to me, trying to do too many things at once, with a serial killer plot line I'd seen before.
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This overstuffed-but-empty feeling is exacerbated by the fact that there's a ton of exposition going on, particularly in the first quarter of the season.
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But for many city people it involves lugging an overstuffed bin to the communal laundry room in the basement or down the street to a laundromat.
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The overstuffed trash panda is being kept as a pet, and its owner shames the beast, asking him in Russian why he has been so naughty.
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The movie is so overstuffed with new characters that there's not only not enough room for all of then, there's not even any room for plot.
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But the humor in Solo is a welcome response to the flat despair of Rogue One, and the canon is kind of overstuffed as it is.
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The attempt to streamline an incredibly convoluted storyline makes sense, but the execution is baffling — somehow they managed to make it both overstuffed and completely empty.
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Throughout Lucky and his primary collaborator—producer Dernst "D'mile" Emile—craft this impossibly vibrant, overstuffed and expensive-sounding combo of glimmering melodies and complex studio trickery.
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But reminiscent of the old joke that "kinky" means using a feather and "perverted" involves the whole chicken, "Fifty Shades" basically plays like an overstuffed turkey.
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But if the script is overstuffed, "Kentucky" marks the full-length debut of a distinctive new voice — mouthy, sly and bourbon sweet, with the expected kick.
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They are as notorious for their décor as they are for being overstuffed with precariously dangling passengers — and they are being phased out, for safety reasons.
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In fact, most have in common a boxy communal area that starts to look overstuffed the minute you dare bring in anything besides a compact couch.
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Like Mr. Herzog, I also like to globe-trot, which Toronto makes easy, both with its far-flung offerings and its two fairly adjacent, overstuffed multiplexes.
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Despite all the pivoting Dotcom's done, this claim has been a constant in his life, like the obscenely overstuffed bubble baths he keeps finding himself in.
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"No more Marriott Residence Inn for us," Rapinoe said with a grin after settling into an overstuffed love seat next to a stunning bouquet of flowers.
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Pancake flat, richly detailed but overstuffed, it floats a dense jigsaw puzzle of five bespoke acres above the East River on a quarter-mile-long platform.
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AVOLA, Sicily — It was a far cry from the rotting fishing boats and overstuffed dinghies that carry so many thousands of migrants precariously to Italian shores.
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They filled creaky school auditoriums and union halls and overstuffed coffee shops to weigh and measure a roster of contenders that exceeded 20 at its peak.
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While these whirlwind evenings seemed like they'd be a lot of fun, they were exhausting to plan and mostly left us broke, overstuffed and hung over.
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Institutions once deemed essential partners in nation-building came to seem overstuffed and defensive — they enjoyed generous tax breaks yet crankily rebuffed calls for cost containment.
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"Girls with Oiled Faces" – a depiction of two children in matching clothes seated on an overstuffed sofa – evokes the ways that parents often photograph their kids.
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Layering a dazzling array of auxiliary sound effects onto the genre's crisp, rattling syncopated drums, these tracks are the product of a gloriously overstuffed sonic imagination.
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The overstuffed walrus is now on view at London's Horniman Museum & Gardens, its home since the 1890s when it was acquired by collector Frederick Horniman himself.
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If anything, Garland's portrayals seem reverential, leavened by distortions that occasionally make an overstuffed chair resemble the 80-year-old grandmother you would imagine sitting in it.
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A sequel to Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland," the James Bobin-directed feature is just as overstuffed a phantasmagoria of CGI and makeup as the 2010 film.
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The exhibition is less glutinously overstuffed than his previous effort, Théâtre du Monde at La Maison Rouge, with only 33 works from across all eras and cultures.
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Overstuffed with exceptional big-studio films and arthouse gems, the service represented a viable alternative to the big streamers, many of which offer relatively meager film catalogs.
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But there's one super-movie trope that Wonder Woman doesn't quite overcome: the noisy, bloated third act overstuffed with expensive but poorly rendered computer-generated special effects.
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I stumbled in through the right side of the door after flashing my ID to show I'm over 18 and immediately tripped over an overstuffed messenger bag.
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Heather objects—an overstuffed car careening into a bank of officers is never a good idea, especially when some passengers are carrying weed, and some are black.
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Gorditas are giants of their kind, masa cakes with rounded bottoms and nearly toppling lids, overstuffed with lettuce, cilantro, tomatoes, crema and, far beneath it all, pork.
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Kennedy is the early, if narrow, favorite, but Pritzker's overstuffed pockets will allow him to spend (and spend and spend) all the way up to the vote.
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We were on the highway at midnight when we heard a massive bang as our overstuffed carrier broke open in the middle of a two-lane highway.
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I glamorously rushed up the red carpet wearing a raincoat over my dress, still hauling that overstuffed backpack, but the gathered photographers had no interest in me.
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Well, soon enough, they'd made good on them: Maddy appeared at the car, fully dressed, bearing the overstuffed hiker's pack, which she shoved into the back seat.
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This opens the door to accounts all offering their own augmented reality and 2D filters without the Stories camera becoming overstuffed with lenses you don't care about.
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It's a miniseries with four episodes, and even though it probably could have done with a longer run it manages to be satisfying in between feeling overstuffed.
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But her overstuffed rock-shrimp roll was inspired by a bike ride in Brooklyn to the Swedish furniture store (true to its origin, some assembly is required).
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His walls — he has a home in Baltimore and another apartment in San Francisco — are very nearly overstuffed, "so I only buy little art now," he said.
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"On the cover shot, which was supposed to represent him, he looked like an overstuffed walrus," said Mr. Newman in a 1994 interview with The Boston Globe.
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On the one hand, the Grammys are always overstuffed and muddled, cramming as many performances and high-profile appearances as possible into three and a half(!) hours.
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On the Cherry Lane's small stage, the overstuffed set by Harry Feiner comes off as too literal, with its fence and rocking chairs and receding telephone poles.
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Bi-Rite Market: From its overstuffed sandwiches to its small-batch ice cream, this grocery store-cum-deli-cum-creamery nails it in all of its endeavors.
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In that overstuffed superhero cluster, it wasn't hard to tell that the studio (Marvel) had different ideas from the creative team (chiefly writer and director Joss Whedon).
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The only Pitch Perfect 2 Bella who's still at Barden College is Emily (Hailee Steinfeld), who has given up writing music in the face of her overstuffed schedule.
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In a China Global Television Network video from 2003, taikonaut Yang Liwei leans back in his orbital capsule, the overstuffed stripes of his spacesuit legs filling the frame.
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Michael Bay's Transformers flicks often felt bloated and overstuffed, as if they were trying to justify their existence by throwing as many things as possible at the audience.
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Because after all that holiday hoarding, your fridges and cupboards may be looking more than a little overstuffed with half-eaten and stale boxes of who knows what?
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But strip away the franchise allegiances, and it all basically comes down to the same thing: Comic-Con is an overstuffed, oversaturated mess, and it's all Hollywood's fault.
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Many evenings at Celeste, something goes wrong: The air-conditioning breaks down; the coat rack becomes overstuffed; the poorly functioning exhaust system leaves people's shirts smelling of chaufa.
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Not millwork and brass taps, Mr. Kime suggested, and then described his friend Alastair Langland's kitchen, in an overstuffed bungalow in Hampshire, as an ideal of the form.
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Notably, the rising share of income going to the top 1 percent is not driven mainly by overstuffed returns on investment but by the growing inequality in wages.
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Overstuffed episodes that check in with every character the length and breadth of Westeros, but barely move any chess pieces of plot forward, run together in the memory.
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But in this book, he's shoved aside and we spend a lot of time with his wife, Tovah, who has her own overstuffed portfolio of disappointment and struggle.
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If the overstuffed buffets of Far Cry 5 and other expansive AAA games leave a sour taste in your mouth, you may find Minit a suitable palate cleanser.
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Despite its overstuffed nature, the book nonetheless paints a portrait of Brooks as a wildly talented — emphasis, occasionally, on wild — artist whose intensity both advanced and impeded him.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 21946 and Macke at 284.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 2212 and Macke at 2708.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 70863 and Macke at 70853.
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Heated words are exchanged, but then someone appeals to a higher authority: Richard Stallman, the storied programmer, who's attending tonight's protest with an overstuffed laptop bag in hand.
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Fair warning: The first episode, the only one directed by Luhrmann, is an overstuffed slog that lacks focus and energy for most of its 75 minute run time.
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The book takes the form of an overstuffed scrapbook, jammed with letters, photographs, official documents and fragments from her uncle's childhood journals — doodles of flowers, flags and swastikas.
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Every year, Cannes presents an overstuffed, witless event movie that generates publicity for the festival and reminds the world that the event can go commercial when it wants.
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It could be an overstuffed car on a hot day, a prolonged wait on a platform or an interminable delay caused by a power outage or equipment failure.
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Next to the rest of the luggage that morning, it was a fish out of water and appeared overstuffed, perhaps too big to fit under an airplane seat.
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If there's a criticism to be made of Feels Good Man, which premieres today at the Sundance Film Festival, it's that you leave the documentary feeling somewhat overstuffed.
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It looks like science fiction, an impression reinforced by the fact that it is being demonstrated in virtual reality in an ultramodern space with overstuffed pillows for seats.
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AMC's latest drama — diet culture, women's magazine, and all around misogyny satire Dietland — kicks off feeling a lot like an overstuffed plate of food fresh from the buffet line.
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The president, himself a real estate developer, is famous for a certain overstuffed marble-and-gold vibe—a poor architect's idea of a rich building, to paraphrase Fran Leibowitz.
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Movie loglines — those one-sentence descriptors that Hollywood studios put in press releases and on imdb — are typically bloated, overstuffed with adjectives, clichéd ... and not always what they seem.
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I emerge an hour later, having spent half that time waiting in line, with two to three brown paper bags overstuffed with snacks, microwaveable dinners, and stunningly cheap wine.
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In the first half of this season, we've lost over a dozen reasonably important characters, as the showrunners prune George R.R. Martin's overstuffed plots and cut a swelling budget.
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He killed Superman in a major comic event in the early 90s, and was likely added to the overstuffed BvS as the only one who could do so again.
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Their tales often live not in history books, but in flyers, posters, photographs, and videos preserved in overstuffed boxes under beds, in closets, and sometimes, even in university libraries.
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This flaw, combined with the fact that I'm relatively frugal with my airline purchases, means that I am often traveling with an overstuffed backpack as my primary personal item.
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Throw in the fact that comedies have less time to impart story because they're also cracking jokes and it's no wonder their premiere episodes often feel rushed and overstuffed.
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Today, as drivers switch to ride-hailing apps, McGuinness' cramped lot is overstuffed with rows of dozens of parked yellow cabs, ready to drive, but few drivers in sight.
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Except for an overstuffed golden sofa, the entire store is painted charcoal, an ideal backdrop to showcase her glittery, ornate designs; both Uma Thurman and Gisele Bundchen are fans.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 36 and Macke at only 27.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 3600 and Macke at only 27.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 9400 and Macke at only 27.
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Books of The Times The picture of Ulysses S. Grant on the cover of Ron Chernow's overstuffed but essential new biography has been made prettier than its untouched version.
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The defendant was elsewhere, stirring and twittering in his new city, his name rarely spoken — just the title sufficed — but always top of mind inside an overstuffed Manhattan courtroom.
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About halfway through "The Great Society," the overstuffed, underbaked play by Robert Schenkkan that opened on Tuesday at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, something strange happens to Lyndon B. Johnson.
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And for the overstuffed drama that opened on Sunday night at the Pershing Square Signature Center, he has whipped up a multicourse meal for fellow actors to feast upon.
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Tolkien, now played by Nicholas Hoult, lodges in a house whose décor, overstuffed and precious, with a surfeit of William Morris wallpapers, makes it seem like a cozy jungle.
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Town Hall Briefing MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — The Republican lawmakers stood with fixed smiles, shifting in place, facing down turmoil but no trial inside a municipal courtroom overstuffed with constituents.
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Rei Kawakubo is a 203-year-old Japanese designer who has been making monochromatic, boiled, overstuffed, unraveling, surreal clothes since she began her label, Comme des Garçons, in 220.
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OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Rotating Utensil Holder, available at Amazon, $19.95If your kitchen drawer can't easily open or close because it's overstuffed, OXO's utensil holder is the answer.
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What Really Happened: As we head into an overstuffed holiday season, at least there's one thing we can all do to escape the stress: Head to the movie theater.
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But this dizzying, overstuffed exhibit at the Neue Galerie ends abruptly: Both men were killed in combat in World War I, Marc at 53413 and Macke at only 53403.
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Granted, there are times when "The Dreamt Land" feels overstuffed and chaotically organized, as if Arax decided to include every relevant newspaper feature he's ever proposed to an editor.
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That's how you get rosters overstuffed with local players, hometown stars winning MVPs that they don't deserve, and guys like Nick Foligno being front and center as team captains.
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They also discussed the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean, where migrants fleeing turmoil in Northern Africa and the Middle East have faced peril and death reaching Europe on overstuffed boats.
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From his counter he could survey the crazily overstuffed main floor, man the ever-ringing phone, and keep an eye on people browsing the dollar carts outside ("We prosecute everybody").
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This is not to say things were any better in the pre-streaming days of overstuffed cable packages, all of which were made even worse by the advent of DVR.
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One, it's definitely an overstuffed film, taking on so many matters at once that some of them will inevitably get treated as props — in this case, the matter of race.
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Though prog could be pretentious and overstuffed, the conventional wisdom about the genre dramatically understates how popular it was in the 1970s—and how interesting and ambitious it still is.
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I was woefully underdressed for the occasion, having shown up for work Sunday afternoon in beige capri pants, a J. Crew T-shirt and sneakers, carrying an overstuffed red backpack.
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And their septuagenarian characters made their debuts in small-screen vignettes in which they pranked celebrity guests by serving them obscenely overstuffed tuna sandwiches (a stunt that figures here, too).
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At heart, his often overstuffed plots, with their recurrent focus on questions of fate, responsibility and the impact of trauma, mark them closer to the beats and thrums of melodrama.
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Men's and women's singles players should get equal opportunities to play on Centre Court and Court One, even on overstuffed Manic Monday with its full docket of fourth-round matches.
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The genre of "How has America gone wrong?" is overstuffed; we are living in a golden age of authors telling Americans that we no longer live in a golden age.
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Even now, we tend to imagine that youth is the proper time for that kind of crisis, larding that already overstuffed period of life with more than it can bear.
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But though it verges on the overstuffed at times, Vivarium is dirty, sinister, hair-raising, and thoroughly entertaining — and completely worth a watch if you're feeling a little, well, trapped.
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The tragedy Schiller wrote, in five outraged and overstuffed acts, was a "Romeo and Juliet" for the Age of Enlightenment, with loads of politics and a romantic rival mixed in.
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There is a saying here about the upper chamber, especially in modern Senate classes overstuffed with ambition and self-regard: Every senator looks in the mirror and sees a president.
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Police stations and prisons are so overstuffed that detainees are being housed in state security camps around greater Cairo, where there are not enough toilets to meet the growing need.
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The company is turning to double-layered tacos and overstuffed quesadillas in hopes of regaining ground in a market where its fried chicken has shown the limits of its appeal.
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I had arrived early at Lincoln Center, and stopped into a café for a sandwich, though not so early that there was time to eat the whole large overstuffed thing.
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But what comes across most forcefully in this overstuffed workplace drama is tedium: the ceaseless petty bickering of employees amid a surfeit of exposition about their jobs and company policy.
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It's overstuffed, and could easily have ended at least a half-hour earlier; it would have come off as a kind of morality fable about the perils of modern workaholism.
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As overstuffed and frenetic as the film is, in its best moments, The Current War manages to make an everyday utility seem just as magical as it did 120 years ago.
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I enter most planes in a cold sweat — the result of hauling ass through the airport to gate 128 with an overstuffed carry-on and one (probably too large) personal item.
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Sure, trying to fit a hair dryer into your already overstuffed luggage may sound like a pain, but trust us, you'll want to start making space for it after reading this.
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At times, it can feel overstuffed, suggesting a compressed combination of "Copenhagen," Michael Frayn's 1998 historical drama of wartime physicists, and Peter Brook's stage adaptations of Oliver Sacks's cognitive case histories.
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For every sharp and well-observed paragraph about the challenges of aging, or wise reflection on the unexpected benefits of a failed marriage, there are too many long, overstuffed expository conversations.
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If you're unfamiliar with the Spike TV series, think Kitchen Nightmares for bars, but replace Gordon Ramsay's somewhat redeeming vestiges of Brit charm and actual talent with overstuffed Long Island boorishness.
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There are legitimate questions and concerns about the Laver Cup, an event that Federer and his agent, Tony Godsick, essentially imposed on a sport that has long had an overstuffed schedule.
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An unusual narrative device — Lilly's sections are told from beyond the grave — helps keep the story interesting, and Pywell clearly has fun riffing on the romance genre's tropes and overstuffed language.
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This used to be the site of the Biography Bookshop, where bookworms crowded into one another as they reached for volumes by James Boswell or Robert Caro on the overstuffed shelves.
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"To me this city appeared as a tremendous overstuffed roar, where people just burst with a desire to live," a Russian immigrant, Morris Shapiro, recalled about his arrival in the 1920s.
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The narrator's reticence in divulging her own interiority acts as a fascinating exercise in withholding, one that marks Cusk's entire trilogy and proves to be a respite from today's overstuffed fiction.
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Such homes are pitched to buyers who care more about the outdoors than relaxing on an overstuffed couch under a cathedral ceiling and who don't mind sharing the Jacuzzi with neighbors.
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I'm talking about the simplest kind of taco: a soft corn tortilla, filled but not overstuffed, with a dab of salsa (or in this case, without salsa, but more on that soon).
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While picking up her scattered belongings -- an overstuffed wallet, sunscreen and bug spray, water bottles and her daughter's "Jesus Storybook Bible" -- Paulette told me she'd already lost her driver's license and passport.
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They care most about the most intense users, and the best way to intensify is to keep placing a steady diet of philosophical junk food in the faces of already overstuffed users.
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Anyone who's waited for more than three overstuffed trains to pass by, unable to hold any more passengers, during their morning commute will tell you that this is not a pleasant problem.
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Silge had tried repeatedly to contact Senator Orrin Hatch to oppose DeVos' nomination for Secretary of Education, but all eight of her attempts ended with a prerecorded message about Hatch's overstuffed mailbox.
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If the script is overstuffed and the tone frenetic, it is also the full-length debut of a distinctive new voice — mouthy, sly and bourbon-sweet, with the expected kick (2341:23212).
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If the script is overstuffed and the tone frenetic, it is also the full-length debut of a distinctive new voice — mouthy, sly and bourbon-sweet, with the expected kick (200:259).
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If the script is overstuffed and the tone frenetic, it is also the full-length debut of a distinctive new voice — mouthy, sly and bourbon-sweet, with the expected kick (2:15).
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But the region has also suffered from many of the consequences of the industry's immense wealth, including sky-high housing costs, gridlocked traffic, overstuffed transit systems, and displacement of non-tech residents.
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The Capitol Hill calendar is way overstuffed — a Supreme Court nomination, plus Obamacare repeal legislation; tax reform; and budget, spending and debt-ceiling fights, including a possible showdown over a government shutdown.
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The best armchairs Armchairs come in all shapes and sizes, from large overstuffed behemoths that command the room and deliver big on comfort to slim accent chairs that add color and style.
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Even the hundreds of ascending souls in his wildly overstuffed "Paradise," which he and his workshop painted for the largest room of the Palazzo Ducale, could easily flip and descend into hell.
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Begin with the memoir, "The Color of Water"; then move on to the delightfully overstuffed stories in "Five-Carat Soul"; and finish with "The Good Lord Bird" (another National Book Award winner).
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Like its 1994 predecessor System Shock, it's a cyberpunk game overstuffed with powers and weapons — you play as an unnamed soldier on a faster-than-light spaceship seemingly overrun by parasitic aliens.
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He reminds us that Towne's first draft was an overstuffed monster, bursting with subplots and extraneous characters that took weeks of contentious rewrite sessions in Polanski's rented Hollywood Hills home to disentangle.
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Brought into the administration at the start, and given an overstuffed portfolio that includes dealing with China and the Middle East, Kushner has never received a full security clearance from the FBI.
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SHADES OF GRAY On the overstuffed Pier 1003, the quality varies even more than usual this year — and in places the schlock gets so thick you may rue paying a $50 admission.
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The movie squanders its A-list cast with awkward, purple dialogue that would've made even Fitzgerald himself puke in his mouth a little bit, and hides their acting chops inside overstuffed, busy sets.
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Even after moving to New York and signing as a model to Ford, it wasn't until Marisa Miller was jammed into our overstuffed mailbox that I finally spent some time with the magazine.
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WHEN the doors open to the warehouse at Ambey Spinning Mills in Panipat, a city 1.803km from Delhi, it seems as if its contents might tumble out like those of an overstuffed cupboard.
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The feed that I've enjoyed for a decade is now reliably overstuffed with Trump-related Tweets and angry, explosive political arguments—and most of them started with a Tweet from the President himself.
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Punchlines go by at a manic pace, and the overstuffed plot suggests the writers expect a quick-witted audience who don't need a story center as long as funny stuff keeps piling up.
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Created by Disney Research roboticists, the arm seems clearly inspired by Baymax, from the overstuffed style and delicate sausage fingers to the internal projector that can show status or information to nearby people.
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If I were as cynical as the hard-boiled characters of "Too Late," I might scoff that each scene is overstuffed with fawning references to classic film noir, Quentin Tarantino and pulp novels.
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That's so many characters to service in one movie, and when you consider how overstuffed 2015's Age of Ultron (a movie I really like) could feel, there's certainly reason to feel concerned.
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And the fact that, though I had hit pause on my manic, overstuffed other life, nothing went off the rails, fell off a cliff, and ended up as a heap of flaming wreckage.
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To the United States border agents in Laredo, she may have appeared as a gentle grandmother, crossing into Texas with a cane in one hand and a messy, overstuffed handbag in the other.
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I spent hours poring over my haul, checking the cards' values in price guides, and amassing boxes and binders overstuffed with cards that still reside in my parents' storage unit to this day.
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Snarling digital monsters, a glowering Matt Damon and battalions of unfaltering Chinese warriors mix it up in "The Great Wall," a painless, overstuffed spectacle that works overtime as a testament to China's might.
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Part metaphorical (which it jokes about halfway through), part homage to old Hollywood, part whodunit, and part social commentary on an America reeling from mid-century chaos, it's overstuffed but still feels controlled.
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The trailer actually makes Audica look a little bit overstuffed with different shooting mechanics and not necessarily as streamlined and intuitive as Beat Saber where you're effectively just swinging sticks around and dodging obstacles.
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Scott Pruitt, the former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Tom Price, the former health secretary, got the boot after their lavish spending habits—overstuffed security details, private-plane travel—caused considerable embarrassment.
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That is not quite a smoking gun for those pushing the "Putin did the emails" theory, but it's still unsettling and adds another unprecedented subplot to an election that was already overstuffed with them.
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Many critics are shouting out how much better Wonder Woman is than its fellow DC Comics flicks — which tend to be overstuffed with laughable writing, a barrage of special effects, and monotonous action scenes.
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A few months ago the seas around the Greek island of Lesbos were filled with overstuffed rubber dinghies ("balloons with engines", Mr Karakitsos calls them) carrying Afghans, Iraqis and Syrians from the Turkish coast.
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Mr. Sheader, whose "Into the Woods" in the same space (later restaged for Shakespeare in the Park in New York) was overstuffed with gimmickry, here takes an au naturel approach, and it works beautifully.
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However, if you're still too overstuffed from last night for a proper burrito, he recommends making a couple of tacos with corn tortillas, shredded turkey, finely chopped onions, cilantro, and chipotle or green salsa.
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What happens when one of these sidekicks steps forward sets in motion the plot of "Hype Man: a break beat play," Idris Goodwin's likable but overstuffed new show at the Flea Theater in Manhattan.
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One gets the sense that Jones and his director, Will Davis, didn't want to leave anything out of this overstuffed production, for fear that Jones would never have another chance to recount his past.
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But Obamacare went well beyond these essentials, by mandating an overstuffed prix fixe meal filled with benefits like maternity and mental health coverage that drove smaller insurers with fewer options out of the market.
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Superman, on the other hand, was derided as an overstuffed, pretentious mess that blew through a massive budget for little reward—though it still ranks at a comparatively stellar twenty-seven percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Many of the Democrats who turned out at his events in Iowa and South Carolina were already committed to him as their first choice in an overstuffed primary field, or at least leaning toward him.
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The excess of style can make the 2018 Suspiria feel overstuffed at times, so full of ambition that it's easy to lose the thread of the story among all the ideas Guadagnino has in play.
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If I were to eat a traditional overstuffed pastrami sandwich in this setting, I'd inevitably drop meat on the ground, only to be attacked by birds, falling over the railing and drowning in the process.
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Despite the classy writing and beguiling details of Charles's life story, the novel is almost crushed by an overstuffed plot burdened with subplots and over-researched background particulars, making this the busiest of his books.
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For a show that built a sprawling, meticulously realized world over the course of seven seasons and once spent an entire episode on trying to cross a bridge, the final season felt rushed and overstuffed.
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The writing is impeccable, managing to squeeze formal experiments and dense character work into tight, 22-minute episodes without ever feeling overstuffed or showy, and the entire cast deserves Emmys this year for their acting.
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I mean, there have only been two other episodes between then and now, but they were hugely overstuffed and suggested a show whose writers and editors don't know what to cut and what to keep.
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MAICAO/CUCUTA, Colombia (Reuters) - The desert wind whipping their faces, hundreds of Venezuelan migrants lugging heavy suitcases and overstuffed backpacks trudge along the road to the Colombian border town of Maicao beneath the blazing sun.
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The country was still a week away from Trump's inauguration and no one working inside IRIS's overstuffed offices could know how quickly he would move to freeze all U.S. resettlement operations and suspend Syrian resettlement indefinitely.
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He is also the closest thing to a functional adult in "A Room of My Own," Charles Messina's brash, overstuffed cartoon of a memory play about an Italian-American family at Christmastime in 1979 Greenwich Village.
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Since the feature had already freed up about a gigabyte the previous evening, I was able to take photos without fearing that I'd "lose the moment," as Croyle had put it, owing to an overstuffed phone.
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Most of them are overstuffed with stylistic and sonic shifts, Drake attempting to provide a little something for everyone instead of threading together any coherent narrative or musical thread that might make a project feel whole.
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It was overstuffed with metaphysics, fan service, and sudden random polar bears, and the show struggled most when it tried to answer the big questions of existence with truisms about good and evil, love and hate.
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In one startling scene, a young man with an assault rifle walks past his neighbors' living room windows in broad daylight; the people inside, snug in their overstuffed furniture, are too busy watching TV to notice.
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Elsewhere in the Sierra Nevada, conditions were much the same—overstuffed forests, stripped of big old trees and filled with smaller ones crammed together—and global warming amplified the risk of disaster with each passing year.
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You can only go so much bigger, and the dangerously close-to-overstuffed Avengers: Infinity War, which will feature practically every person who has ever been in one of these films, is more or less it.
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In the first quarter of this year American satellite, cable and telecommunications companies lost 1.4m TV customers, the steepest decline on record, as Americans rejected overstuffed pay-TV packages costing as much as $83 a month.
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I could tell you stories of conference rooms at studios overstuffed with male executives where my script is being discussed, my characters are being analyzed, and the only person ever addressed is my male co-writer.
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Because, let's be honest, nobody is their best self when trying to muscle an overstuffed rolling bag down a narrow aisle and then up into an overhead bin that's exactly, precisely, slightly too small for it.
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The Oakland singer sprawls casually across an overstuffed velvet chaise, taking hits from a j in a satin gown like a tatted up Olympia; you half expect someone to come over and start feeding her grapes.
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Mr. Ho chose to meet at the Rose House, a faux English tearoom with overstuffed red leather sofas, chandeliers and loud floral wallpaper, a kind of Laura Ashley-gone-rogue style common in Beijing and Shanghai.
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It takes you places: You can peer at a gravity-defying infinity pool at a luxury hotel in Indonesia, then you can go to Rome and salivate at the sight of an overstuffed cone of gelato.
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Christopher, a freshman from Vermont, lacks a social skin, but Bella is at first unable to tell whether he is hostile, troubled or just overstuffed with language that must push its way out in vivid torrents.
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It was Staten Island reduced to an overstuffed hotel ballroom: a cannoli spread, the thick tang of hair products and undying loyalty to a man — well, two men — whom borough outsiders keep trying to tear down.
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At the peak of the America-I-Was-Promised hierarchy is a weekend afternoon with a beer in hand, watching football (US pigskin or otherwise) on TV while ensconced in an overstuffed La-Z-Boy recliner.
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A numbing torrent of largely unidentified film clips and poorly labeled commentary, Rob Garver's overstuffed tribute to the life and work of America's best-known — and most written about — film critic is at times barely coherent.
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JOJO The elaborate, sometimes overstuffed décor that defined the chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's first solo restaurant, which opened 26 years ago, is gone, and the renovated two-story townhouse space has reopened after a few months.
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Until then, I had been that harmless American expat who huffed up the streets of our South Indian mountaintop bazaar with an overstuffed pack of groceries on my back and a baby tied to my front.
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The fact that P&P&Z is based on such a well-known novel makes this misstep less egregious than it could otherwise be, but it still feels overstuffed in some places and underbaked in others.
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It's just not immediately clear that the way to do that was to make a big, overstuffed sequel — no matter how much I loved seeing Channing Tatum as a tobacky-spittin' cowboy for about five minutes.
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As you can see in the photograph above, one was overstuffed and compared to the Horniman Walrus, while the other was quite flat (the clever Grant Museum curators wrote on their label text: "Platypus, Flatypus, Platysausage").
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Set in post-Word War I Czechoslovakia, Jordana Williams's production has an impressive cast, but the pace is plodding, the plot convoluted and the script overstuffed with ideas about art and politics, science and humanity (2:30).
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Movies with the Hasbro imprimatur have been uneven — the noisy "Battleship"; the overstuffed "Jem and the Holograms" — but this one works pretty well by not trying to be more than just a decent Halloween-season fright fest.
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The studio has, in the usual way, begged and bullied critics not to reveal plot points, and I wouldn't dream of denying you the thrill of discovering just how overstuffed and preposterous a movie narrative can be.
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Jerry Ohlinger's Movie Material Store is said to be New York's last film memorabilia shop of a certain type: an overstuffed place where customers can come and talk cinema but might need help finding what they're after.
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If her overstuffed 2015 album "Rebel Heart" was a touch reflective, reckoning with elements from her past as a not-always-embraced cultural rabble-rouser, "Madame X" so far promises to be a bit of a romp.
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The 12 overstuffed rooms, spread across three floors, are packed with Victorian and Art Nouveau-inspired details, such as Tiffany-style lamps and taxidermy, that feel in keeping with the buildings' ornate crown moldings and pocket doors.
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Indeed, lying back on a bed covered with a patchwork quilt and overstuffed pillows in the guest room, with walls and ceiling covered in a paper-backed version of her linen Samode pattern, is an instant soporific.
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The Edgewater was once a rock-and-roll hangout—in the late sixties and seventies, members of Led Zeppelin were notorious for their escapades there—but it's now plush and sedate, with overstuffed armchairs and roaring fireplaces.
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It's a drama that takes up where "Romeo and Juliet" ended, more or less, but it's hard to tell from the one overstuffed installment provided for review whether it's going to cohere into something worth sticking with.
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RAMAT GAN, Israel — The bearded man placed three overstuffed shopping bags on a table at the entrance of a military base here, his expression turning to embarrassment as he emptied them, as if dropping off dirty laundry.
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Your home, workplace, or studio has become impossibly overstuffed with random art books, flyers, press releases, and checklists gathered from fall exhibitions, and your collection of whimsical art toys — from the articulated David to the Warhol Barbie.
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Maybe it's the fact that the X-Men movies tend to be a little overstuffed that characters whose names don't rhyme with Schmulverine tend to get less to do, but Kitty is an awesome character in the comics.
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It was only once it spun out on its own that it became the overstuffed junk drawer it is today: a bewildering combination of private messages, group chats, ephemeral stories, gaming, customer service bots, payments, and phone calls.
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We figured it'd be a good time to get all of them in one room for a chat, so this week's episode of the THUMP podcast is an overstuffed two-parter on the state of the gay underground.
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Sure, I can tell you who won and who lost, but I can also tell you why Des Jardins, who's known for French technique and California style, was not a fan of Amar's overstuffed and goopy toast dish.
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On a sunny spring morning in a hotel near Central Park, the writer Joe Hill settled into an overstuffed chair before an 22014th-century-style fireplace, received tea and sandwiches — rectangular, crusts removed — and stroked his graying beard.
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Though he didn't attempt to pull off an elaborate opening number like he did when hosting the 2017 Grammys, he nonetheless tried to squeeze in some Late Late Show-esque bits that distracted from an already overstuffed ceremony.
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A larger cast — 17 (children included, and only two men) — also share the deserved applause across town at the National Theater premiere of Lucy Kirkwood's "The Welkin," a stirring if overstuffed play set in 18th-century rural England.
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But the film is overstuffed with unfunny self-parodying gore slapstick, half-felt sentimentality and semi-meta sci-fi — characters mention "Inception" and "Back to the Future," just to let you know that they know that we know.
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Pop culture nowadays is fairly overstuffed with stories about superheroes of all kinds of abilities and temperaments — but those superheroes typically share a sense of greater purpose and a feeling of responsibility to fight crime and save the world.
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But unlike the brashly overstuffed Blindspotting, writer-director Reinaldo Marcus Jones takes a studiously restrained, human-scaled approach to Monsters and Men's three lightly intertwined stories, capturing how the shooting reverberates well beyond the initial, all-too-familiar headlines.
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But just like with Black Panther, it seems like this movie didn't take into account how popular her character was going to be before it went into production, which would account for her absence in this already overstuffed movie.
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As we settle into the overstuffed couch of her swank Manhattan hotel room, her publicist drops off a couple bottles of Evian before retreating back into the wings, leaving the country music icon and I alone to natter away.
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Fans have been trying to recut Peter Jackson's overstuffed trilogy of The Hobbit films for about as long as the third movie in the series (based on J.R.R. Tolkien's roughly 300-page novel) has been out on Blu-ray.
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" Perhaps sensing that the film would do well financially regardless of reviews, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers quipped, "No matter how much cash Hook earns, it will take more than pixie dust to fly this overstuffed package into our dreams.
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But Obama's message on Thursday, sitting in overstuffed armchairs across from DNC chair Tom Perez, was far more a call for Democratic self-reflection than the hope and change the launched him into the White House 10 years ago.
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For my part, we are set for our annual 12 hour drive in a beat up van to Chicago in the dead of winter with four kids, a large dog with a lap fetish, and an overstuffed luggage rack.
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Sometimes it's maximal: Portia Munson has amassed a dizzying collection of pink items — toys, clothes, furniture and more — and turned them into an overstuffed bedroom that feels like a shrine to consumerism as well as a critique of it.
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These people were speaking on Monday night at "Prurience," a self-help program for people addicted to pornography that is also a tricky, mutable, overstuffed performance piece by the British conceptualist Christopher Green, co-directed by Holly Race Roughan.
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Parked along a healthy stretch of the Kalo Livadi beach, the beach club, which includes a restaurant, a bar and a football field's worth of sand, is a serene sprawl of wood decks, lush canopies and overstuffed chaise longues.
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Dragons, zombie dragons, globe-trotting bastards, reunions, pregnancies, ice battles, fire battles, greyscale cures, lineage revelations — the abbreviated season, which began with Arya eradicating House Frey, has been more overstuffed than the son pie she served Walder last year.
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When we first see Wheeler, he's moving into new digs in San Diego, with the help of his best friend, Paul (Jim True-Frost), schlepping boxes and overstuffed bags with the sloppy casualness of college boys returning to campus.
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Thomas CaronShanghai To the Editor: I hope that everyone my age — 89 — will feel as relieved as I did to find out that my small lapses are simply the product of an overstuffed brain and not a ghastly disease.
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HOLMDEL, N.J. — As with a lot of homeowners, Nicholas Teetelli's garage was a disaster, an overstuffed hodgepodge of tools, seasonal supplies and things in that weird suburban purgatory — not yet ready to be tossed out, but no longer essential.
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While "The Rock Musical" — directed by Steven Christopher Parker, with book and music by Mr. Parker and Steven Brandon — only covers the early seasons, it nevertheless feels overstuffed, and wrestles with minor miking issues and the theater's spatial limitations.
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Kuma, however, had foreseen a time in which architecture would have to answer, somehow, to the realities of diminishing resources and overstuffed cities, a time when architects would seek not to change the landscape, but integrate themselves into it.
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Hauling out the overstuffed binder, I thought of the band's open-minded recording policy — trading is okay as long as the shows are audience recordings (as opposed to soundboard recordings) and no one profits — and how it's helped create something special.
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Courtesy Ivanka Trump; Inset: Slaven Vlasic/Getty As we head into the long weekend, some of us are staring sadly at our overstuffed suitcases, wondering just how a few swimsuits and flip-flops managed to take up so much room.
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Unfortunately for Sonic fans, it seems that Mania's return to simplicity will be a temporary thing, as the upcoming Sonic Forces looks like it will return to the overstuffed, overcomplicated style that fans have come to know and vaguely tolerate.
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To save you the trouble of lugging around an overstuffed suitcase (we've all been there), we teamed up with Time and Tru to round up a bevy of versatile spring staples that will get you through any weekend getaway in style.
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Prickly, provocative notions about race, class, prejudice, identity and sexuality ricochet like balls scattering across a pool table in this brainy but overstuffed drama, which opened on Thursday at Second Stage Theater in a slick production directed by Kenny Leon.
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In fact, Love's first four episodes are so overstuffed with bland filler that episodes two, three, and four could've been cut altogether, and the show could've skipped right from the pilot with "The Date" without the plot losing much importance.
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His platform may be overstuffed, but on a lot of fronts it just reaffirms that he's a Democrat who agrees with Democratic positions: On immigration, he backs a Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants, Southern Border Security, and the DREAM Act.
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Even if you hadn't already been tipped off to her critically-acclaimed albums GoldenHeart (2013) and last year's Blackheart, she left an impression strong enough to warrant a morning-after Spotify search — a rarity in an overstuffed environment like this.
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The best argument for Viveport may be that Steam is confusingly overstuffed with products and features already, and a dedicated VR store would make the Vive easier to navigate — which, for a powerful but often difficult platform, is a good thing.
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Whether you're trying to pack in an iPhone 7+, an overnight maxi pad, a wallet overstuffed with obsolete gift cards, or all of the above, skip the rinky dink box bags in favor of one of the more expandable options ahead.
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Above all, Mr. Sher's Falstaff practically bursts his big belt from the sheer force of life he radiates: He is humanity's best and worst instincts rolled into an overstuffed package — a "double man" indeed, to borrow a phrase from the plays.
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Republicans have turned those words into an ideological holy grail, insisting that this overstuffed and undercooked legislation, which will result in profound changes to federal health care and likely other social programs, is about the greater good of cutting taxes.
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Mr. Connelly, a trim man with close-cropped white hair and a steady gaze, who has carved out a small sitting space in front of piles of paper on his overstuffed wooden desk, has been the Gazette's steward for three decades.
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The pair, who have been performing onstage together for years, brought their act and their overstuffed tuna sandwiches to the Cherry Lane Theater for an Off Broadway run last year and head to the big time with Alex Timbers directing.
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Mr. Rogers is 41 now, but "Universal Robots" was first produced in 2009, and though this production uses a new draft of the play, it seems like a young writer's script, overstuffed with ideas — about art and politics, science and humanity.
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In this ebullient, overstuffed outpouring of notes, which all but exploded the traditional form, Mr. Staier finally unleashed the full range of his virtuosity, veering perhaps toward some mix of the sanguine and choleric temperaments of old: an utter joy.
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However, as the streaming platform's only representation of the sixth Python's vivid imagination and commitment to otherworldly visual effects, it's worth pairing with an overstuffed bong, a generous snack spread, and enough friends to entertain you through the dry bits.
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We made the leftovers from the MUNCHIES Thanksgiving spread into your basic overstuffed burrito, then asked two bicoastal burrito masters to share their tips for jazzing up your leftover turkey and making it into a foil-wrapped thing of edible beauty.
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Overstuffed Side/Back Sleeper Down Alternative Pillow: 2-Pack Another perfectly-balanced pillow made for back and side sleepers, this down alternative pillow is filled with hypoallergenic gel fiber and covered in a soft-brushed microfiber shell with MicronOne technology.
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"His Kind of Woman" (Friday), with Mitchum as a gambler who is lured to Mexico as a sap, and the auteur purée "Macao" (Thursday), on which Nicholas Ray took over for Josef von Sternberg, are both enjoyably overstuffed Howard Hughes productions.
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The Michele message, which never falters, is that the world of luxury is infinitely elastic, that Gucci is a palazzo with room for everybody and that the way to live is together, in harmony, in all of its overstuffed rooms.
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Stepping into the lobby on a 30-degree evening, I was struck by the warm, ambient lighting and the clubby feel of the space's dark wood and overstuffed leather seating (interior designer Jim Walrod is behind the hotel's bold aesthetic choices).
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I'm all for happiness, joy, eggnog, corny sweaters and parties, but to rush into Christmas without first taking time to collectively acknowledge the sorrow in the world and in our own lives seems like an inebriated and overstuffed practice of denial.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats filed into the House chamber on Thursday — depleted and punch drunk — to vote for an overstuffed resolution condemning prejudice — and end, or so they hoped, a week of infighting that vividly illustrated the perils of policing their own speech.
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I wouldn't recognize one of these if it were in my rearview mirror, but I appreciate the existence of "car culture" and its accouterments, so I'll file it away for another puzzle, one day, although that file is pretty overstuffed.
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The greasy pizza box of a building has some serious issues: For starters, it's devoid of natural light, overstuffed with cranky commuters, lacking any respectable seating options—and good luck finding a decent bacon egg and cheese before that 7 am train!
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It's a whole lot of things all at once, and yet Logan plays stripped-down and lean — it's reminiscent of Hell or High Water in tone and efficiency, which has at least something to do with how overstuffed superhero movies have become.
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I was there for YourParadise, a hilariously overstuffed, week-long island rager that stretches from beachside dance-offs to floating party palaces way out in the middle of the ocean to sand bars that only appear for a few hours a day.
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Captain Marvel sometimes feels overstuffed on story elements, but each of those individual elements feels important and meaningful, from the extended flight scene that marries humor and danger to the banter that has Fury laying out his entire history for Carol's amusement.
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But if that pitch sounds like the ramp-up to the kind of potential nightmare 4chan apologia you'd want to run away from, screaming, the reality of Bodied is a lot more conflicted, considered, overstuffed with ideas, and yes, sometimes, even sensitive.
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DeLillo's first novel, the slightly overstuffed but grimly hilarious Americana, whose WASP protagonist drops out of his well-paying job in network television to go on a Godardian road trip into flyover country with a squad of misfits, was published in 20073.
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So I toted bags of gently-worn clothing to my local resale shop where I was told they "don't buy Gap" and mailed three overstuffed bags full of formerly beloved outfits to the online thrift store ThredUp, where I made a whopping $8.75.
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The star of HGTV's Fixer Upper has been getting a head start on New Year's resolution season and clearing out the overstuffed attic and kitchen of the Waco farmhouse she shares with husband Chip, their four kids, and a small herd of pets.
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They're both strong additions, but you'll still find yourself a bit exhausted by their presence: There is enough overstuffed story going on without them, let alone Ant-Man and Black Widow and Hawkeye and Vision and War Machine and all the rest.
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Were it a story pitch in the magazine's prime, it's not crazy to wonder whether the current election's plot — with all its phallic taunts and unabashed sex predation — would have been written off as an overstuffed mess or praised for its twisted imagination.
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Thus, despite the namelessness, we feel that we know the young woman who gives us ten fluent minutes on Lincoln, Marx, and the Southern ideologues, or the guy who has much to impart on the erotic symbolism of overstuffed sandwiches in Jewish delicatessens.
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Velvet chairs and ottomans, glass, wood, white rugs, orchids, mirrors, long sheer white and unbleached linen drapes, actually fine burled oak nightstands, leather overstuffed dining chairs and mirrored-glass dining room table, and the long open entrance veranda of windows and mirrors.
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If there's anything that's been clear this year it's that the public wants some real change in the way our economy operates — one that raises up the bottom half, using money that comes, in one way or another, from the overstuffed financial elite.
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Named for the architect and landscape designer Batty Langley, who wrote books on house and garden planning, the boutique hotel evokes a stay with the gentry via cozy, firelit public rooms filled with overstuffed couches, book-lined shelves and an honor bar.
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The removal of the mandate to buy overstuffed (those ten "essential" benefits), expensive ObamaCare policies with high-barrier deductibles and narrow networks that limit access, is an opportunity to actually expand the insurance pool by adding more options that work for more people.
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Along with luxuries like heated marble floors, an overstuffed dog bed and canine-printed wallpaper, the room has a spacious sink for Margaux's baths, storage for her leashes and toys, and a Dutch door, so she can be shut inside without feeling claustrophobic.
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They began popping up in the late 1880s, were ubiquitous by the 1930s and were "emblematic of both New York and Jewish life," according to "Pastrami on Rye: An Overstuffed History of the Jewish Deli" published in 2015 by the author Ted Merwin.
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On a recent afternoon at New York's Netflix offices, just west of Union Square, the two women posed in tottery heels (Applegate immediately traded hers for a pair of Converses), then subsided into an overstuffed couch to talk grief, camaraderie and career longevity.
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In addition to several programs in the Startup folder, PCs can take their time booting up as antivirus programs run their scans or online file-sharing services update their files, or if the hard drive is overstuffed and in need of defragmentation.
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Though he was raised in a warm, knickknack-filled townhouse in Fleet, outside the city, decorated in good English tradition — down to the dark-wood tables and overstuffed sofas — the desire to make a permanent home of his own eluded him into adulthood.
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Even with his overstuffed portfolio, Cromwell makes time, and room in his household, for a procession of "roaring boys" — "runaway apprentices, roisterers, ruffians" — in whom he sees the combination of hard knocks and gumption that led to his own rise in the world.
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Apple TV Plus and Disney Plus have arrived to shovel even more series and films into the overstuffed maw of the TV viewing public, the first of several giant new streaming services entering a marketplace currently dominated by Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
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"His Kind of Woman" (Friday), with Mitchum (above, with Jane Russell) as a gambler lured to Mexico as a sap, and the auteur purée "Macao" (Thursday), on which Nicholas Ray took over for Josef von Sternberg, are enjoyably overstuffed Howard Hughes productions.
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Mr. Holding, who also owned Sinclair Oil and Salt Lake City's ornate Grand America hotel, specified some of the most majestic base-area buildings and on-mountain restaurants you'll ever see, with gigantic timbers, plush carpeting, overstuffed couches, creamy marble and oversize chandeliers.
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You see it in the crowding: Overstuffed apartments spilling onto one another, in teeming Palestinian neighborhoods, and in ghetto-like ultra-Orthodox enclaves, a few blocks apart on either side of the Green Line, the pre-1967 boundary with the West Bank.
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Though the offenses were too mundane and too hard to untangle to rate as anything more than a footnote in the overstuffed annals of political scandal, they were enough for Mr. Jack to be shunned in his day and forgotten soon afterward.
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If that seems like a simple directive, remember that LG is the company responsible for the LG G Flex, a banana-shaped smartphone whose curve had zero appeal, and the V10, by most accounts a solid device overstuffed with unnecessary gimmicks, like a second display.
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And while on the whole, "Battle of the Bastards" is perhaps a touch overstuffed — I'm not sure the Dany stuff helped the episode, even though I understand why it's here — it's still riveting television and an excellent setup for whatever next week's finale holds.
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It's also insanely overstuffed, trying to make room for a star-crossed romance, an Indiana Jones-style archaeological adventure, a fantasy epic with giant sea monsters and the standard reluctant hero beats, all in a runtime that's a hair under two-and-a-half hours.
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Or it may be, as it was on an early fall day in Washington, traipsing between Congressional buildings — clipboard, reading glasses and overstuffed backpack full of research documents in hand — for meetings with Democratic members of congress and Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
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Photos from the Ghost Ship's Tumblr show a large loft overstuffed with artful decorations — reclaimed wooden furniture draped in fabric, musical instruments stacked and scattered in corners, colorful lamps hanging from beams, divided mini-rooms created out of scraps of found wood and windows.
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There are defenses to be written for large parts of both B.O.A.T.S. and B.O.A.T.S. II (the former being the sole Atlanta rap full-length of its generation to have gone platinum), but each one is overstuffed and overcooked the way major label fare can be.
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Finally seeing his most famous story onscreen, after decades of starts, stops and misfires, brought a sense of bifurcation, he said, as he separated his author self from his viewer one in an effort to assess the series's chances in an overstuffed TV universe.
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The overstuffed plot of "The Golden House" nearly defies summary, but it begins on the day of Barack Obama's inauguration, as Nero Golden (not his real name) moves into Greenwich Village with his sons, Petronius, Lucius Apuleius and Dionysus (not their real names either).
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Among the stacks of overstuffed plastic boxes exploding with garments — skimpy transparent neon tops, a pair of American-flag-patterned pants, scarlet sweaters trimmed with fraying fringe — some eight provisional assistants are busy helping Ta put the finishing touches on his spring 2019 collection.
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Just as we've relegated the cassette to a cabinet of pre-digital curios, so has the overstuffed postmodern novel become a relic of an earlier epoch, when a novelist like Pynchon could be seen as a prophet issuing coded warnings about America's past and future.
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"Zoolander 2," which is overstuffed with celebrity cameos, opens with its strongest sequence, in which Justin Bieber is machine-gunned to death and in his last moment posts an Instagram picture of himself sucking in his cheeks and puckering his lips in a blue-steel pout.
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Image courtesy of Empire Distribution It's been a slow year for the all-star rap remix – the fact that DJ Khaled's two latest singles feature only one and two guest stars, respectively, suggests that the general appetite for overstuffed posse cuts is at an all time low.
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Clinton fielded a few softball questions with a shortstop's aplomb, I headed off to dinner to meet with a G.O.P. strategist, then to quiz a prominent local Democrat at Wellman's, a watering hole that in the previous two cycles was legendarily overstuffed with Obama campaign staffers.
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Alonso Duralde, The Wrap: Writer-director David Ayer (Fury, End of Watch) tries hard to make this dirty not-quite-dozen into an engaging band of misfits, but the results feel undercooked and overstuffed, with 10 pounds of supervillain backstory being crammed into a five-pound bag.
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"I'm respected on both ends––and I don't got no prejudice on either end––but I'm leaning towards the future and what's new, as opposed to the old shit," he says, seated on an overstuffed grey-blue couch with Kilo dutifully standing watch at his feet.
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Waiting in line gives one the best chance to overhear local gossip: Surfers come first thing for overstuffed black-bean breakfast burritos, followed by later risers looking for macchiatos, flaky pineapple-filled pastries and bagels — all made in a nearby bakery and delivered daily at 7 a.m.
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UFC 196, a card whose headliner was thrown together less than two weeks beforehand between an overstuffed McGregor and a Diaz brother fresh from a tequila-soaked vacation, drew an estimated 1.5 million pay-per-view buys and became the promotion's second-best-selling event to date.
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Australia Fare 10 Photos View Slide Show ' YATALA, Australia — Many family vacations are defined by their rituals: piling into a car overstuffed with camping or surfing or fishing gear, setting off on a familiar voyage, to a familiar destination, with familiar pit stops along the way.
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You're familiar with the predicament: You've got a few hours before you can check into your vacation rental, or before you leave for your flight, and you want to do some sightseeing — but that means slogging along crowded sidewalks with your (undoubtedly overstuffed) luggage in tow.
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Her visual memoir takes the form of an overstuffed scrapbook, jammed with letters, photographs and passionate paeans to household goods of her childhood — soap, a brand of bandage, a rubber hot water bottle — that speak to those unappeasable desires to wash away stains, mend scars, make whole.
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It was consciously overstuffed with victimized femmes fatales, but at the same time, Mr. Lynch extrapolated from daytime soap opera in a way that gave some of his female characters more sexual curiosity and agency and made stars of a whole group of unknown young actresses.
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"— Kirsten Acuna, InsiderSome felt the film was overstuffed with plots and far too fast-paced"The gasping pace doesn&apost leave much time for contemplating plot holes, or noticing that the stakes feel lighter than ever, even though in theory, entire planets are on the line.
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And yet, for all that, I kept being reminded, as I read on and on, of the feeling I was left with after the retina-singeing weekend I spent binge-watching the first season of "Downton Abbey" — of being emptied out and, at the same time, overstuffed.
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A new clip from The Emoji Movie revealed a film that seems as ill-conceived as its title, and an extended look at the upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower was downright disheartening — overstuffed with mythology and an awkwardly cheesy Matthew McConaughey as The Man in Black.
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What I can tell you, risking puns, is that it swept me off my feet almost from the get-go, a grand epic romance-disaster that reminded me, in the middle of my overstuffed-with-movies life, of what we mean when we talk about the power of cinema.
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Egan writes her fiction longhand, at a clip of five or six pages a day, sitting in an overstuffed IKEA armchair that lives in her office, or, when the weather is good, in a Zero Gravity recliner that she sets up under the magnolia tree in her back yard.
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She had returned from recording the voice of a talking dingo for a DreamWorks animated movie, and on an April afternoon was doing her best to clean up strewn clothes from overstuffed suitcases — evidence that an intended one-week visit to Los Angeles had stretched into a month.
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Carrying their belongings in suitcases and overstuffed plastic bags, residents filed out from between rows of destroyed buildings to board buses that would take them from the town of Daraya to rebel-held Idlib Province, a place about 803 miles north that few of them have ever seen.
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But the answer to her question proves relatively intuitive here, both because all of her collaborators are longtime pals, and because nearly overstuffed and nauseous pieces like "Dummy Track" demonstrate she's a natural for the director's chair—knowing just how much detail to creep in before cutting it off.
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Although 36 Chambers clocks in at a just over an hour—a running time that seems especially economical compared to today's overstuffed projects designed to game streaming services—its razor-sharp storytelling and soulful production created a new blueprint for hip-hop, and established Wu as a household name.
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While Simmons's novel — which has been somewhat reimagined for television, especially as more information about the Franklin expedition's ultimate fate has rendered inaccurate some of the book's extrapolations about what "really" happened — was probably too overstuffed for a two-hour movie, a 10-hour miniseries is too big.
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The opening scene of a story that has swept a host of England's brightest prospects out of the Premier League's overstuffed academies and into top-flight German soccer is set at a specific time — the first few days of October 2016 — and in a specific place: Pula, Croatia.
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And they pierced most through the overstuffed quarters of Room 226 in the Dirksen Senate Office Building — his delivery so loud and insistent at times that listeners winced at the volume; hers occasionally so staccato that strands of her hair sailed away from her mouth at the air pressure.
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NASHVILLE — Last spring, in a charmingly overstuffed and dingy house-turned-recording studio tucked away in an ugly industrial stretch a few miles from Music Row, the singer and songwriter Sophie Allison was gently bossing around four babyfaced dudes because, somehow, that had become her full-time job.
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The show comes so close to defying so many typical TV rules — here, we've got a self-indulgent, overstuffed, overlong episode that brought to mind when Sons of Anarchy would routinely run two hour episodes — but by the end of every episode, I'm a little more in love with it.
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VERDICT: Bad video—and weird that a video for a song from one of Kanye's most overstuffed albums would come across as so anodyne and muted… But the video for Late Registration single "Touch the Sky" certainly makes up for it—although I'm not sure it's in a good way.
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And with the recent box office performance of Solo: A Star Wars Story, it's unclear whether audiences are all that interested in watching multiple takes on the same roles in the first place — or in seeing theaters overstuffed with attempts to milk a given franchise for as many movies as possible.
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And while anyone who has spent time with the album has a pocket list of songs they'd cut immediately — I'd knock off the overstuffed intro and outro tracks and the execrable What a Time to Be Alive leftover "Grammys," for starters — there's weight that could be shed on every track.
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That morning, they were a blur of people in T-shirts, tattered jeans and sweatshirts, stopping by for a shower, a meal, job training — including circus schooling on the ropes and hoops in the Cirque du Monde room — or an undisturbed nap on an overstuffed chair in the main room.
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"Patient H.M.," the overstuffed result of Dittrich's six years of reporting, tries to be many things at once: a lyrical meditation on the nature of memory, an excavation of a disturbing and dark family history, and a damning illustration of the consequences of sacrificing ethics in the name of scientific inquiry.
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Also within walking distance is the Golden Gate Bridge, where some of the best people-watching can be found on the ascent up the rust-hued span — "the United Nations of tourists," observed my husband, affectionately, as one man, overstuffed rolling suitcase in hand, asked us to take his picture.
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Yankees 24, Twins 223 Manager Joe Girardi sat in an overstuffed chair in his office Tuesday afternoon and one by one took inventory of his seemingly bottomless well of relievers and what they ought to be able to provide him in the American League wild-card playoff game that evening.
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Either way, competition is fierce these days, and your experience, education, and qualifications are often not enough to even get you a phone screen with HR. This isn't because you're a fraud or a useless worker, but because companies are using software to filter out applications from their overstuffed inboxes.
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One way they had of coping — the memorial portrait — is the subject of the American Folk Art Museum's exhibition "Securing the Shadow: Posthumous Portraiture in America," an intermittently fascinating, quietly unsettling and slightly overstuffed show (with more paintings, photographs and reproduction gravestones than comfortably fit in the museum's modest space).
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Over the course of an overstuffed season, Jon and Dany only had a handful of scenes to establish whatever connection was brewing between them, and the ultimate manifestation of that connection amounts to less than a minute of the characters rolling around naked as the moment's huge implications are explained via voiceover.
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Though the long lines of hungry tourists and comically overstuffed sandwiches have perhaps dulled the deli's sheen to today's population of New Yorkers, it has served as a rare surviving relic of the past in a city that is obsessed with the new and where restaurant closings are consistently on the rise.
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In particular, when trying to sell the series, many of the networks they pitched insisted the show should only be about the magic school or the magical kingdom, but not both; their attempt to justify the presence of both elements seems to be one of the main reasons behind that strained, overstuffed pilot.
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First, in an outraged fusillade of e-mails, which are cleverly projected onto a screen at the side of the stage, and then in person—growling bearishly into his phone as he sits in an overstuffed armchair, swaddled in an incongruous pink bathrobe—he tells Jim, in no uncertain terms, to piss off.
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Stereotypically, it's a guy problem, and it's mostly seen in mass transit, where seat space is precious because trains are usually overstuffed, and you never know when your train will freeze in place, inexplicably reverse, or travel in a manner that's both slow and jostlingly unsteady (I call this the "drunken sloth").
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For those who fancy themselves important actors on the world stage, the gravitational pull to New York City this week is strong, and each year, more new events are added to an already overstuffed schedule, providing more excuses to show up, and adding a few more black S.U.V.s to the crowded streets.
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Constance: In the month and change that Jagged Little Pill has been out, we've had time for a rough consensus on the show to develop among critics, and it goes a little something like this: The performances are brilliant, but the book is overstuffed at best and a shapeless mess at worst.
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Reviewing the film after its release, Roger Ebert marveled at its believable vision of a bleak future in which terrorist attacks, natural disasters, and wars have left Britain as one of the only semi-habitable places on Earth, held together by a police state; immigrants are flooding into the country, which is overstuffed already.
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With so many dishes—particularly so many different carbs—available, you need to be strategic about what you choose to put on your plate so you don't wind up bowing out of dinner early, overstuffed on mediocre mashed potatoes before you even start digging into the turkey leg you so selfishly took for yourself.
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Not everyone thinks it's worth the trouble; the book has been called "an overwrought, overwritten epic of gratingly obvious, self-congratulatory, show-off erudition that, with its overstuffed symbolism and leaden attempts at humor, is bearable only by terminal graduate students who demand we validate the time they've wasted reading it" — and much worse.
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It was a pressure cooker overstuffed with explosives defusing, unstable dynamite, R.P.G.s, multiple strategic roadblocks, car hot-wiring, a walkie-talkie crackling with Savior threats and a roving walker herd, all of it culminating in Rick and Michonne turning a steel cable and a couple old cars into a high-speed zombie decimation device.
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The prose initially comes off as deliberately breezy in the style of Stephen Greenblatt, but once Johnson gets the opportunity to slow down and show off her research, each paragraph pops open like an overstuffed but delightful cabinet of curiosities — an appropriate metaphor for the scientific polymathy (or perhaps dilettantism) of the Enlightenment gentlemen she's writing about.
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If you're saving for a big trip at the end of the season, you may want to exit now, because once you see the super-steep markdowns Anthropologie is offering on their whole boho-chic home section, you may blow the whole thing on a gorgeous chandelier and some overstuffed chairs before the day is over.
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" There's a meticulous realism to Edugyan's rendering of each place that this grand, old-fashioned, overstuffed plot passes through, from "London streets with their laughter and dirty-cheeked children, their ill-lit alleyways alive with the bright hiss of rats," to the North African desert, where a sweltering Wash notes that "the air felt very tight, full of salt.
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Even the people most obviously in need attention, consideration, and help — the broken-down woman with her overstuffed garbage bags in the middle of the subway car, or the man at the intersection with two stumps for legs and a cardboard sign asking for change — tend to blend in as if camouflaged by the city itself.
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"Grave" (season 223, episode 22) "Grave" is the only Buffy season finale not written and directed by Joss Whedon, and it shows a little: Its pacing isn't perfect, feeling overstuffed in some places and rushed in others, and there are occasional moments of sentimentality (Buffy telling Dawn she wants to show her the world) that don't quite feel earned.
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After the camera has panned ominously over vast collections of Nutcracker figurines and overstuffed closets, after the talking head interviews in which married couples snipe guardedly at each other over whose fault the mess is, after the tension and misery created by a messy life has been established — in swings Marie Kondo, in crisp and immaculate white.
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It felt fitting, then, that after a few years away from New York — a city that, like London, values a grimy deadbeat with a pretentious side — King Krule played a secret show well after midnight, in an overstuffed Manhattan dim sum restaurant known to certain youthful types for its after-hours parties and lax indoor smoking rules.
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The Wachowski siblings said they wanted to put together a bunch of genres — a sci-fi film mixed with a thriller, an "action epic," and a "love story" — but in doing so, it was a very overstuffed space opera with terrifying-looking creatures, a love story between Tatum and Kunis that wasn't believable, and bad dialogue.
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This is not really a brag, because every time I think about what I must have looked like — in my giant coat, balancing a heavy backpack bulging with books and an overstuffed duffel with sports gear for volleyball practice, slide-walking across the parking lot in Chinese Laundry pumps, like a California raisin in drag — I want to crawl into a hole.
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It starts off as an ensemble-driven art-world satire, the kind of overstuffed, top-down look at a scene that Christopher Guest tackled through improv comedy in films like Waiting for Guffman and A Mighty Wind, and that Robert Altman handled a little more seriously (though still with a satirical edge) in movies from Nashville to A Prairie Home Companion.
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It is not unsurprising, then, that the latest entertainment option on the boulevard is the Hologram USA theater, a place where one can eat CBD oil-infused concessions in an overstuffed leather recliner while watching a three-dimensional projection of a woman pretending to be Billie Holiday lip sync "Strange Fruit" as a man pantomimes whipping a dancing woman behind her.
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In a new miniseries, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and airing on Showtime over five Saturday evenings, each of the Patrick Melrose novels—Never Mind, Bad News, Some Hope, Mother's Milk, and At Last—has been boiled down into a single episode (the novelist and playwright David Nicholls did the adapting, Edward Berger directs), so that the installments feel both lush and overstuffed at once.
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The two men, who've been eager to turn the overstuffed 23-candidate primary into a race against President Trump, will make the case for very different ideologies — and try to undercut each other's — but they also could look like figures from the past while on the same stage with Senator Kamala Harris of California and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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During a 21-minute session (2250 baht) at Ruen Nuad — a humble wooden house amid the skyscrapers and crowds of downtown Bangkok — you become the soft target of the masseuse's powerful knees, elbows, forearms and fists as he or she stretches you like Play-Doh, twists you like Twizzlers, folds you like origami and presses you down like an overstuffed suitcase.
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If hair is character, Delia wants to shoot straight up to some extravagant constellation, while Sandy (Stiles), in Ellis's smooth rendition of "Tootsie," who wears her mane loose and curly, is like a hurt animal, shivering on an overstuffed pillow, longing to be petted but flinching before you can touch her: she can't distinguish between a pat and a punch.
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As soon as we get to know one character and time period, we are whisked off to another person, decade and mode of expression, often for relatively inconsequential purposes, like a tangent devoted first to the Elfscape addict (through a very "Infinite Jest"-sounding 11-page chapter basically composed of a single sentence) and then the plagiarist, minor players in an already overstuffed ensemble.
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The minimum heel height for Delta flight attendants remains a half an inch, for when they are making their way to their aircraft, but they can change into flat shoes, including ballet flats, on board, where workdays are physical and long, from pushing heavy food-and-beverage carts through the aisle to helping passengers find coveted overhead bin space for their overstuffed carry-on bags.
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Little by little, I pieced together the epic, confounding, overstuffed story: It involved a tortured man named Al Simmons, caught in the middle of a cold war between heaven and hell, smack dab in a gritty New York City filled with demented mobsters and criminals, a creepy ice cream-selling pedophile, and a demon that takes the form of a rundown version of Pennywise.
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In the past two years, some of the band has reunited to tour — the guitarist Slash and the bassist Duff McKagan, but not the drummer Steven Adler and the guitarist Izzy Stradlin — creating the kind of nostalgic good vibes that set the table for "Appetite for Destruction: Locked N' Loaded Edition," a hilariously, gloriously over-the-top boxed set overstuffed with demos and goodies that costs $999.
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My favorite bit of graffiti was from one of them, in a nod to perhaps the most memorable moment of the tournament's press coverage: when Novak Djokovic, sullen in defeat, sulked into auxiliary Interview Room 2, which by the time of his quarterfinal loss had been decommissioned, and refused to move, leading to an overstuffed news conference by a 12-time Grand Slam champion without cameras or microphones.
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Last week, monthly subscription service BarkBox released their "Overstuffed" November box that included a "pigs in a blanket" toy that looked more like a Fleshlight than the iconic hors d'oeuvre: Pigs in a blanket dog toy Fleshlight A Facebook ad displayed photos of the toy, conveniently available in three sizes: Original ad Naturally, the internet took it to a horny place, and the ad went viral with comments insinuating that the dog toy was produced with a much different purpose in mind.
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Here's the overstuffed paragraph at the center of it (you may want to just skim it; he compares Mona to an eternal vampire): She is older than the rocks among which she sits like the vampire, she has been dead many times, and learned the secrets of the grave; and has been a diver in deep seas, and keeps their fallen day about her; and trafficked for strange webs with Eastern merchants: and, as Leda, was the mother of Helen of Troy, and, as Saint Anne, the mother of Mary; and all this has been to her but as the sound of lyres and flutes, and lives only in the delicacy with which it has moulded the changing lineaments, and tinged the eyelids and the hands.
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