Their design is thus likely to be "pleasant, but not too pleasant".
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Yes, it's more pleasant than flying economy, but £250 ($300) more pleasant?
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Residents are part of the larger Mount Pleasant community, gathering at school sports events, the annual Mount Pleasant Day and the Mount Pleasant Community Center, a 2311-acre complex with four pools and a branch of the Mount Pleasant Public Library.
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I hope it's pleasant for the next; I hope it's pleasant for me; and I hope it's pleasant if I come back, so I can really see it.
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The bride's father is vice president of Mt. Pleasant Abstract & Title in Mt Pleasant, Mich.
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The enclosed, brick-lined patio of the Green Mesquite BBQ is pleasant (its wings are more than pleasant).
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It's about having this be a pleasant experience, or at least an interesting experience even if it's not pleasant.
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CNN has reached out to local authorities in Mount Pleasant, including the Mount Pleasant Police Department for additional information.
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The cool nights are pleasant, to be sure, but "pleasant" can be jarring in a city used to extremes.
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Scroll: Scrolling with the dial is a pleasant and smooth experience, but just marginally more pleasant than the mouse's scroll wheel.
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Whichever franchise you're in, the servers and the Southwestern pizza steak sandwich are blandly pleasant in the same blandly pleasant way.
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" On his uneventful weekend: "I had a pleasant and uneventful (weekend) -- and to me that always makes it pleasant, I realize.
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If it was just pleasant you'd say, 'okay, pleasant, yeah, I've got it, I don't need to pay attention to that anymore.'Dr.
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Lorde tweeted about a pleasant (if a little awkward) experience in an Uber last July, and a slightly less pleasant experience in an Uber last November.
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So, we have two Zinks: one the pleasant author of pleasant and entertaining novels, the other an obstinate obscurantist at war with the idea of fiction.
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There's only one thing better than hearing a pleasant weekend weather forecast, and that is hearing a pleasant weekend weather forecast with a dog on screen.
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Season two sees Frank in a better mental state, and picks up in a somewhat more pleasant place (precisely how pleasant depends on your feelings toward Michigan).
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Then, in the same building, I saw something completely different from this, or from you, or from me: pleasant flower pieces for pleasant homes by old Nell Blaine.
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When you see Snapchat becoming increasingly popular, that's because of that, because you can control your environment and make it pleasant at least, or somewhat pleasant or useful.
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Coyotes sightings are common in the Mount Pleasant area, said Michael Stanley, a dispatcher supervisor in Mount Pleasant -- but he said that this type of "troublesome" encounter is not.
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In contrast to Westerners, who rated the consonant sounds as pleasant and the dissonant sounds as unpleasant, the Tsimane participants rated the two classes of sounds as equally pleasant.
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Yeah, I don't ... That was not a pleasant campaign.
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" He's angry with Turnbull: "Putin was a pleasant call.
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These are never pleasant conversations to have, but a far less pleasant scenario would be trying to figure it all out during a tragedy, when all you have energy for is crying.
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In other words, if there's a bigger numerical distance between a black name and the concept of "pleasant" than a white name and "pleasant," the model's association between the two isn't as strong.
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And there is the town-run Mount Pleasant Community Center, a sprawling complex in Valhalla, with four pools, a branch of the Mount Pleasant Public Library and year-round activities for all ages.
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Maybe it will all be pleasant from here on out.
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Their service is radically personal, direct and not always pleasant.
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Why is this specific act of consumerist celebration so pleasant?
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"He was very pleasant, he looked fine," said the rep.
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A trip to the gyno's office might never be pleasant.
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So the interview was nothing more than a pleasant memory.
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It was a nice and pleasant set to be on.
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And Portugal's friendly locals help make life here extremely pleasant.
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And we have to admit — it looks pretty darn pleasant.
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But let's face it, flossing is not a pleasant process.
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A retailer going bankrupt is never a particularly pleasant occurrence.
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Yeah... no one said Hereditary's new promo was very pleasant.
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My day had — until this point — been very pleasant indeed.
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Are all the owls in the woods just pleasant decoration?
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That turned the bizarre detours into pleasant moments of surprise.
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Making wills and planning for your death is hardly pleasant.
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Shemar Moore Moore's exit from "Criminal Minds" was more pleasant.
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In most instances, travelling by rail is simply more pleasant.
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Seems far more pleasant than the Upside Down, at least.
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The Sichuan spice gives the meat a pleasant, numbing tingle.
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It is also exponentially faster and more pleasant to use.
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Mount Pleasant police told PEOPLE they were investigating the allegations.
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But there's also a newfound tension that isn't particularly pleasant.
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It was such a lovely, pleasant surprise when I heard.
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If it is a shock, it is a pleasant one.
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Unfortunately for him, the last two years weren't very pleasant.
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I have pleasant childhood associations and memories with these things.
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It's richer, fuller, and just more pleasant to listen to.
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Providing specific details also keeps the conversation pleasant and interesting.
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And it's only slightly more pleasant using your right hand.
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Unless the neighbors are a nightmare, that place seems pleasant.
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I escaped this annoying person and had a pleasant time.
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Wishing the Painted Lady butterflies a pleasant stay in Denver!
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Sometimes, pleasant bells ring in the background for no reason.
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Not to say that I don't have pleasant interactions. Right.
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Not all guests are rowdy — some may be perfectly pleasant.
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Joe Manganiello's surprise appearance won't be the only pleasant surprise.
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There was a brief pause, and then a pleasant bloop!
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Stuff definitely happens, but it sure as hell ain't pleasant.
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I am here to tell it all, pleasant and unpleasant.
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It should be just a little saltier than is pleasant.
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Some donors can also get pleasant sensations from it, too.
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That is not pleasant, but it is far from disastrous.
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It was a very pleasant experience at the very least.
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I thought C & B Publications had a pleasant little table.
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It has a sort of a pleasant glow of association.
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Not pleasant, but the more thoughtful comments to the top.
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Just because they could fit together doesn't mean it's pleasant.
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From there, the family was taken to Point Pleasant Hospital.
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If I'm being truthful, it was not a pleasant experience.
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The sound is clear and pleasant, but it's largely unremarkable.
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Like the VR massage, they're pleasant in their own way.
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"Of course for Sverdlov that wasn't pleasant," Stalin later admitted.
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It was a pleasant conversation, at times solemn, and Sen.
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GRADE: C These are pleasant in both texture and warmth.
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Philadelphia is not just a pleasant city in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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JJRC H53C QuadcopterThis drone was easy and pleasant to pilot.
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There was nothing for Miller to see in Mount Pleasant.
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In these cases, try to make your environment more pleasant.
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She was reminding me to be careful, a pleasant surprise.
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The reward is bliss, relaxation, good wages for pleasant labor.
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Although pleasant and drinkable, it's not for black coffee drinkers.
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It's crucial to have a pleasant place to see movie.
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It is a pleasant day to be at sea, over.
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Could this have been accomplished in a more pleasant way?
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Overall the samosa doesn't blow me away, but it's pleasant.
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It has a pleasant blend of serious and serendipitous booths.
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Audiences were watching a once pleasant cadet go completely mad.
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In an instant, Bilbo's face goes from pleasant to demonic.
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Everyone working there seems to be moving with pleasant purpose.
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"Maybe because he lived in Mount Pleasant," Mr. Johnson said.
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The world of nature is not a very pleasant place.
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"It's so pleasant just hearing the birds," Ms. Norton said.
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It's pleasant and drinkable, but the coffee flavor is underwhelming.
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There is no pleasant wistfulness to any of these memories.
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She is a new governor and it's not been pleasant.
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And CarPlay Siri comes across as useful, pleasant, and benign.
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He says the night was pleasant, peaceful, and extremely calm.
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It's at least more pleasant than dieting to maintain weight.
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This Dan, to be brief, is not a pleasant politician.
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Liberals' problem: How to tax everyone's lives while seeming pleasant.
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The virtual world will be much more interesting and pleasant.
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Not pleasant but not painful or capable of inducing panic.
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Altogether, these shifts can make life a lot more pleasant.
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It won't be pleasant to watch, unless you're Donald Trump.
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You fail if you try to make a pleasant sound.
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It was much more pleasant when stocks were rising relentlessly.
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It's finally spring weather, so the ride is very pleasant.
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Flavor, then, needn't be pleasant for it to be attractive.
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Several days later, however, I got another, less pleasant surprise.
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She has a round, pleasant face and a mellifluous voice.
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That makes it just a little more pleasant, Nimorakiotakis reasons.
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"It's always pleasant when I talk to her," Brown said.
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I try to be as kind and pleasant as possible.
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Did we have a pleasant, how are you Mr. President?
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He said he had a "pleasant conversation" with the president.
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In the mouth, it had a pleasant rasp of astringency.
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Dave: When we have sexual activity, there's a pleasant feeling.
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Even Pleasant Park has its own underground spy hub now.
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You've got to make the present as pleasant as possible.
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Deutsche Bank posted a pleasant surprise for investors on Thursday.
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Might as well make those hours as pleasant as possible.
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Finally, the pleasant and simple interior design is largely unchanged.
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It is not a pleasant task that we undertake today.
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Jocelyn invited friends around, who all seemed lively and pleasant.
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As usual, I was in a state of pleasant exhaustion.
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His wife is a generous woman, very pleasant and quiet.
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Heber Brown III of Pleasant Hope Baptist Church in Baltimore.
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Springtime strolls around our homes are more than pleasant diversions.
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Andy Latham of the Mount Pleasant Police said by telephone.
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How does behavior change when the weather is more pleasant?
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Be pleasant, but not overly friendly with online customer interactions.
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"I've been through impeachment, and they're not pleasant," he added.
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"This season was not an entirely pleasant experience," she said.
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Quickly, her demeanor turned from pleasant to suspicious and aloof.
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"I became pleasant," she said, which was not the goal.
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Being pleasant is great, but it's not the whole picture.
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It's not a pleasant story and the ending is terrible.
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Gerald Toussaint, pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, told CNN.
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Alex Robert Ross is in a pleasant coma on Twitter.
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So, the whole thing was very pleasant, and you know.
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And would having more memories or knowledge really be pleasant?
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Barton Springs Rd.The neighborhood on Barton Springs Rd. is nice and pleasant in the way sociable people without any apparent vices who enjoy spending weekend afternoon frollicking in the park are nice and pleasant.
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Gary Bullard, a Presbyterian minister, performed the ceremony at Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church in Mount Pleasant, S.C. The bride and groom met at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, from which they graduated. Mrs.
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At our hotel, the staff couldn't have been any more pleasant.
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However, the alternative is less pleasant should those conditions not persist.
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Happy's hiring process turns out to be more pleasant than thorough.
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And we had a very pleasant conversation, a very good conversation.
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Nothing unleashes righteous indignation in otherwise pleasant people more than coffee.
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A couple of recent developments may make dining out more pleasant.
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The area is sunny and warm and pleasant to stroll through.
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So, uh, all aboard this pleasant cruise upon the River Styx.
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Gerald Toussaint, pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, according to CNN.
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Price$650LikeIt saves water and surrounds you in a pleasant mist.
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SABATO: It certainly isn&apost a pleasant part of the story.
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Some folks think the Street is in for another pleasant surprise.
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"It's just not pleasant," resident Kim Swadling said to The Guardian.
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And I'd have some pain in my esophagus—it's not pleasant.
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I find it to be much more pleasant than American cemeteries.
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No matter what the source is, noise pollution is never pleasant.
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Hollis-Jefferson's post game has been a pleasant surprise, as well.
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Overall, Spotify is pleasant to use, and I like the layout.
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This gradual easing into total and utter weightlessness is incredibly pleasant.
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Thankfully, the result is a lot more pleasant than a wart.
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Sometimes it's not just about stuff that was pleasant to feel.
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The founders concede it's unlikely to feel exactly pleasant to use.
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But many dishes failed to live up to the pleasant surroundings.
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RHP Jacob Turner has been a pleasant surprise for the Nationals.
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I drink two glasses of water and think about something pleasant.
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The dynamic between them is pleasant enough, but it feels artificial.
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"It wasn't always pleasant, but it wasn't actively bad," she said.
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The idea may seem pleasant, but the reality is potentially nightmarish.
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"It has been unbelievably pleasant since last month," Spicer told Kimmel.
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Were you having a pleasant Valentine's Day with your significant other?
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It's small, sturdy, and typing my password in was pleasant enough.
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It's actually sort of pleasant outside once the sun is down.
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What changes are people seeing on the ground in Mount Pleasant?
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Generally speaking, r/Eyebleach is a pretty pleasant place to be.
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He was a person who was very pleasant to talk to.
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It'll be a pleasant surprise when the date comes around. 21.
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These were all bad scenes and none of them were pleasant.
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But it was also a year of pleasant surprises in Washington.
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It's a surprisingly mellow 90 degrees today, so it's pleasant outside.
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It's pleasant, warm, and inviting, and vocals are a particular highlight.
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"It stayed in my head as a pleasant idea," Laurent says.
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However, the Album of the Year was full of pleasant surprises.
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"He was so easy to talk to, so pleasant," Waughman said.
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It was not, it seemed, a very pleasant or profound experience.
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Sometimes she can be pleasant, but usually she keeps to herself.
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It's a pleasant inverse of an unfortunate trend in mobile games.
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They're pleasant, certainly: he's far above average in terms of skill.
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We wanted to think through experience to make it really pleasant.
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I get to work with a kind and pleasant cast/crew.
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" The White House said the phone conversations were "pleasant and productive.
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But a symptom isn't made pleasant by comparison with the disease.
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A hundred thoughts, none of them pleasant, went through my head.
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If not, markets will be shocked and it won't be pleasant.
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It's not exactly pleasant, but then it's so radically un-quotidian.
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That's a pleasant side effect for a probably silly hardware startup.
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He appeared respectful and pleasant, bro-hugging afterward with his victims.
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The result is a normal-looking window with a pleasant tint.
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SHS is so much more pleasant on the ears than Spicer.
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The big surprise, I guess, is just how...pleasant it is.
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Those are the three words to remember: pleasant, helpful, and cooperative.
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"None of this is pleasant for any of us," explains David.
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They put a pleasant twist on a time-honored drinking tradition.
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That said, there is still a pleasant energy in the atmosphere.
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Maybe try to move the more pleasant ones to the top.
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It's pleasant to listen to for long periods, which is cool.
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This show isn't an easy watch, nor a particularly pleasant one.
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My experience in Moscow, although not pleasant, was brief and reassuring.
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People imagine that green belts are pleasant spaces for walking dogs.
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Loretta Sanchez had a more pleasant reason to miss the protest.
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Wayward Sky, on the other hand, is rather modest and pleasant.
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"To visit Moses in that office was not pleasant," he said.
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It's brought many things to light, not all of them pleasant.
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"Khalil is very pleasant and never complains," read one of them.
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"It's always been a very pleasant place to work," she said.
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One woman on Facebook thought the hues were a pleasant surprise.
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RAM KALUS Mount Pleasant, S.C. The writer is a plastic surgeon.
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Unfortunately, doing that will make the transition a lot less pleasant.
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Almost all of the passengers are pleasant, but some are annoying
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The April sky was baby blue, the air pleasant and cool.
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Nutty and sweet, the hazelnut adds depth and a pleasant heft.
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The Macan S is certainly a pleasant place to spend time.
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Amazon's shuttle service made for a pleasant, efficient 45-minute commute.
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And it was very pleasant, I think for all of us.
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This was not a pleasant task, or one that came easily.
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He proved to be a pleasant surprise for the resurgent Devils.
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In pleasant contrast, Castaway (2000) gave the genre an island holiday.
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He was relaxed and seemed a little more pleasant than usual.
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Distracted by the pleasant conversation, I start to forget my role.
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To talk about both, I'll have to spoil Beyond's pleasant surprises.
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Last week, the privacy conscious may have gotten a pleasant surprise.
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The change in Rothwell has been gradual but pleasant to watch.
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It's not easy or pleasant, but you absolutely can do it.
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So calling Wednesday's news a pleasant surprise would be an understatement.
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I would be so much more pleasant to hang out with.
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It turned to a pleasant numbness, and I crawled into it.
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It's a pleasant and painful schizophrenic dance between all the above.
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They're light, they're durable, they're pleasant and quite simple to use.
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It made my brief time in the wilderness slightly more pleasant.
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Needless to say, that is not synonymous with pleasant living conditions.
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The smell is rather pleasant by hair color standards, as well.
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And those in the administration never find that pleasant or convenient.
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Kilpatrick has a pleasant view that overlooks his old middle school.
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Weather: Sunny and pleasant, with a high in the low 50s.
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A pleasant melody might drown out the sounds from the street.
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Final Takeaway My final takeaway is honest to goodness pleasant surprise.
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The melodies are pleasant to the ear but, crucially, not overbearing.
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That's not the motivation, that's just a pleasant benefit of it.
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The Tsimanes, meanwhile, rated consonant and dissonant music as equally pleasant.
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The actress was pleasant and bright and positive in her greeting.
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Like someone who says, 'Oh my commuting experience is so pleasant.
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Tiny rooftops jut from the walls, each accented by pleasant pastels.
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It's a quick read, but not an easy or pleasant one.
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In calmer waters, this crowdsourcing dynamic can be a pleasant one.
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It's a pleasant, familiar design that feels good in the hand.
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All public schools in Mount Pleasant were on lockdown on Friday.
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It's these pleasant few footsteps that allowed complex societies to blossom.
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She was exceedingly professional and pleasant, and her work was impeccable.
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Both will require an airplane ride to a pleasant vacation spot.
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This being Twitter, most of the messages were less than pleasant.
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You can't have a lasting civilization without plenty of pleasant vices.
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They have more pleasant things to do than monitor this president.
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This was very pleasant, and a great performance by the soloists.
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Ice fishing leaves an experience afterglow, a pleasant, tingly emotional windburn.
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Over the years, he has found the weather to be pleasant.
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None of this is pleasant to think about, much less experience.
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Are there any neutral or pleasant sounds you can attend to?
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"Something about it still fascinates me, but it's definitely not pleasant."
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The sun and pleasant temperatures will stick around over the weekend.
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Good glasses are pleasant though not essential; tumblers are fine, too.
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"It was pleasant at first, but sort of formal," he said.
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"Washington's not a very pleasant place for anybody," said former Rep.
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As you might expect, the scenarios they conjure are not pleasant.
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Being an Iranian in America in the 1980s was not pleasant.
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The point is to make more than a pleasant gathering place.
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The most surprising thing was that it was actually really pleasant.
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Pleasant fall and winter weather make this prime time to visit.
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It's short on surprises, and the ones on offer aren't pleasant.
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It's about as pleasant as a Brazilian wax in slow motion.
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To make Twitter as pleasant as possible, unfollow with extreme prejudice.
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He could smell something pleasant in the distant kitchen, something Mrs.
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Earlier European visitors had described pleasant shorelines and prosperous indigenous communities.
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But when properly primed, pulling the trigger delivers another pleasant surprise.
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The bathroom was standard with no frills, but pleasant and clean.
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The Pizza Hut in Mount Pleasant, Texas, closed around 11 p.m.
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And I thanked him, and it was a very pleasant exchange.
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It wasn't a pleasant night, but it was a patriotic one.
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If they do pay you back, consider it a pleasant surprise.
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That's what makes it nice and flaky and pleasant to eat.
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I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of an illusion.
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That's when light touch sensations, which are normally pleasant, become painful.
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It was such a pleasant environment, which I thought was interesting.
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She wants our lives, our shared life together, to be pleasant.
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Gerald Toussaint of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church told CNN affiliate KATC.
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Ladd said moving to Long Island had been a pleasant revelation.
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We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and a pleasant working environment.
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Yet there is still a pleasant sense of proximity, residents say.
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It was pleasant enough, though numbing the longer it went on.
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At the time, this inclusive addition seemed like a pleasant surprise.
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Have you found pleasant surprises like this on tour a lot?
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Sam Altman: Can I make one pleasant comment off of that?
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There were multiple moonshines, one infused with a pleasant coffee flavor.
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They are not pleasant to eat, and yet we want them.
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They took pictures and watched in a state of pleasant confusion.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, Wisconsin — When Foxconn — the Taiwanese tech giant best known for manufacturing iPhone components — struck a high-profile deal to open its first U.S. factory, the village of Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, needed to make room.
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Tamir, who studies emotion and self-regulation, says there's an ongoing conflict between the assumption that pleasant emotions equal happiness and the assumption that all emotions are valuable—no matter how pleasant or unpleasant they are.
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In Mount Pleasant, Mr. Trump trashed Mr. Cruz as a false Christian.
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The Titus Regional Medical Center, a small hospital in Mount Pleasant, Tex.
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Trump admitted, "it's not always pleasant, of course" — but maintained her confidence.
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Her room still smells like her: pleasant and soft, like fresh laundry.
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Toilet brush: Not the most pleasant task, but certainly a necessary one.
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Walking through a college campus is usually pleasant and involves nice scenery.
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Ford's design process is more efficient, and the work is more pleasant.
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For a pleasant scent, squeeze a little lemon before popping it in.
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Frivolous eye candy for some, perhaps, and maybe relatively pleasant as such.
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No, the (pleasant) surprise here is just how good those reviews are.
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But clever aircraft interiors can make flying more manageable, maybe even pleasant.
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But many others discover their parents' sexuality by less-than-pleasant means.
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What is obvious is the pleasant noise of the Huntsman Elite key.
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Take this guy down there to ensure a pleasant, and minty experience.
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Sometimes she can be pleasant, but usually she just keeps to herself.
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Nazis are never a pleasant surprise, so, of course, users were concerned.
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A pleasant light, both dusky and hourless, filters through stained-glass windows.
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It started to stink up the joint, so it wasn't very pleasant.
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Organic coos and spurtles are more pleasant than digital beeps and boops.
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For all its current and looming woes, Derry still generates pleasant surprises.
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Visually, the game is a pleasant jump up from the original Battlefront.
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Bundesen always maintained that Grumpy was in fact very pleasant and playful.
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A safe place—largely predictable, maybe, but pleasant for that very reason.
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A few, however, are known for providing candidates with a pleasant experience.
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Kelly Gallaher has been living in Mount Pleasant for about 30 years.
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And the Foxconn process was extremely un-transparent, particularly in Mount Pleasant?
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So interacting with Cortana on the Invoke was mostly a pleasant surprise.
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"It wasn't always pleasant to be rocketed back in time," he wrote.
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Personally, I just like walking and find it pleasant; that's rewarding itself.
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It wasn't pleasant, but I'm lucky that my allergy isn't life-threatening.
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Yet to its 60,000 residents Belchatow is a pleasant place to live.
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But like her movie script, that also isn't pleasant on the ears.
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We all known orcas find open waters and real waves rather pleasant.
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They're pleasant, nondescript, slightly jarred by the hassle and bustle of boarding.
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There's also a pleasant on-screen indicator now that shows charge level.
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Though the gore in Revenge isn't pleasant, it feels earned and necessary.
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"It wasn't pleasant, but we didn't look at the negative," McGee says.
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Shared prosperity will produce a more pleasant political environment for us all.
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Popping the Beats X into my ears was a pleasant experience too.
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I mean he was good-looking, but looked like a pleasant person.
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It's a pleasant, diverting, modestly ambitious film, fun for the whole family.
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We want the act of driving an electric car to be pleasant.
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It was very pleasant, but it was also increasingly tiring to walk.
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It also has a pleasant, subtle smell and makes limbs look "glowy".
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"Since I'm from Point Pleasant, I know all the places," she said.
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Despite the characteristic drabness of East Germany, Marcel had a pleasant childhood.
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Trump admitted "it's not always pleasant, of course" — but maintained her confidence.
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Now that he's gone, people are making it sound pleasant for once.
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In fact, I found myself leaning in because it was so pleasant.
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It was serendipity, a pleasant surprise, that life had saved for me.
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If he had been pleasant and jovial before, now he became incandescent.
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Clapper in Wednesday's statement said their conversation ended on a pleasant note.
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Each meeting, though pleasant, bowed under the weight of all our expectations.
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After a pleasant meal, the topic of the election inevitably came up.
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For many, that smell may be quite pleasant, appealing even (note: pheromones).
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If better jobs are available somewhere more pleasant, then why not move?
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The best and most pleasant headphones aren't going to be any different.
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LONDON — Job rejections are never pleasant, but they can sometimes be useful.
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It's not a pleasant experience and they shouldn't be going through it.
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The sessions, known as TGIF gatherings, are "not always pleasant," Porat said.
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You can still be nice and pleasant when you leave your home.
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America isn't easy listening music -- uniform, predictable, always pleasant to the ear.
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Mount Pleasant police and fire officials pulled the people from the water.
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It's a pleasant blend of Audi refinement and mid-engine driving dynamics.
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One start-up founder aims to make that phone call more pleasant.
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Lancing boils is never easy or pleasant, but it is always necessary.
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My reaction when this change took place was to be more pleasant.
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There's a strong physical response when you're afraid, and it's not pleasant.
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"It wasn't as pleasant as I thought it would be," Azegere said.
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"It's quite surprising that places like Molenbeek are pleasant-looking," he admits.
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That roster is not exactly the most pleasant walk in the park.
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There's a pleasant routine to almost every day in Alone With You.
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Janine's next stop is a pleasant-looking brick house with white columns.
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The Ohio newspaper in an editorial said the choice was not pleasant.
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At least some airports are trying to make traveling a pleasant experience.
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I was enjoying the drive, but also the pleasant irony of it.
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Wouldn't they prefer someone who is pleasant to spend that time with?
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"I did meet her, a few interactions were pleasant," Sanford told CNN.
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But gradually, she lightened up and eventually began acting pleasant toward me.
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The mist is cool with an invigorating (though not particularly pleasant) scent.
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During the entire police reporting process, everyone I encountered was perfectly pleasant.
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I would not say that it would be pleasant to pet them.
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Seeing things in very sharp relief is not always a pleasant experience.
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It is Wasatch Academy in Mount Pleasant, Utah — not Utah Valley University.
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You can enjoy a glass after a pleasant stroll through his vineyard.
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She is rarely put together and certainly can't be described as pleasant.
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Rather, he "was noted as being pleasant, cooperative and alert," it said.
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It has a nice light scent and the texture is very pleasant.
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Even Louie Gohmert will be very civil and pleasant in the elevator.
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"It was pleasant radio, like a fireside type chat," Ms. Disinger said.
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Maybe Rachel will look back on this as her last pleasant day.
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While not always pleasant, I know they are seeking to love me.
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It's a highlight in a production that is often pleasant and entertaining.
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She also said tech earnings could be a pleasant surprise for investors.
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Critics called "Downton Abbey" a pleasant follow-up to a cherished series.
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" He was also impressed, finding her pleasant, smart and "well put-together.
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It smells like rose water, but in a pleasant and light way.
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It would certainly be more pleasant that way, win or lose, right?
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It was a pleasant 25-minute walk from the Trump family house.
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We also tried the new watermelon & kiwi flavor, which was quite pleasant.
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"Antoinette is a very sincere student with a pleasant personality," James said.
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Compared with sites in Egypt, it was pleasant to be left alone.
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Supple leather armrests make long distance, one-handed steering much more pleasant.
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A year later, he turned into a pleasant surprise when he hit .
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Columbus, like so many other cities, has become comfortable, artisanal, and pleasant.
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Still, I would describe it as a pleasant and visually striking experience.
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You make me a softer, smoother, and all-around more pleasant person.
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Believe it or not, certain corners of the Twitterverse are actually pleasant.
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Brief encounters with strangers like that are pleasant; the awkwardness is gone.
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The temperature is pleasant at just 74 degrees Fahrenheit in La Coruña.
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"Hello, fellow TesCorp rider," he began with a pleasant yet stern disposition.
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I thought it was a pleasant little surprise to the whole experience.
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A pleasant scent, but not one particularly unique to Bath & Body Works.
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The two bonded on Thursday over the shared experience, not always pleasant.
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Other times they ask for favors, or trade gifts for pleasant conversation.
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"It's pleasant because you're not getting fried by the sun," he said.
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That's the thing with futuristic movies: They seem to never be pleasant.
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"A healthy thing that is pleasant to do, and involves no sacrifice."
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A. From a number of different sources, none of them particularly pleasant.
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It was great: really nice and pleasant, and then we moved on.
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In fine weather there is pleasant outdoor seating along a pedestrian way.
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There was no immediate risk of expulsion, or less pleasant rooster destinies.
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Williams's unawareness of Barty's new position was quickly replaced by pleasant surprise.
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He was just trying to make my day a little more pleasant.
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Many are visual non-sequiturs, blandly pleasant images which don't make sense.
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My only hope was that she'd become enveloped in a pleasant memory.
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The physicality of concerts isn't always pleasant, especially when things get packed.
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"Hearing his little 'weep weep' was such a pleasant surprise," she said.
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Mary Ellen Pleasant made her money during the gold rush in California.
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For one thing, it frees up precious time for more pleasant pursuits.
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I became very weepy for what had seemedlike the pleasant early years.
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"He seemed like a very normal and pleasant person, really," she said.
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These scuffles do not make either my ride or theirs more pleasant.
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Jessica Huang may not always be pleasant, but she is never boring.
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Uncle Pleasant was wounded but commended for killing one of these heroes.
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But it is bright and high-toned, earthy, focused and exceedingly pleasant.
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But in general people in our forest clearing were pleasant and considerate.
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It's also crucial to maintain a pleasant facial expression during the interview.
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Are there any sensations in your body that feel neutral, even pleasant?
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The bathroom was about as pleasant an experience as you might imagine.
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I want to look pleasant for them, I want to be healthy.
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"Britt-Marie Was Here" is a relatively unchallenging yet ultimately pleasant watch.
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I've never felt quite like this before, but it is not pleasant.
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An experiment that—to my pleasant surprise—proved to be wildly successful.
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And things do happen, and eventually not all of them are pleasant.
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There is a reason different parts of Pleasant Ridge feel so different.
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They just said things that weren't so pleasant for doctors to hear.
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And again, at the Central Park Coffee Company in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
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"Even on a windy day," said Mr. Durst, "it's pleasant out there."
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You're content with things staying the same as long as they're pleasant.
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Mount Pleasant, S.C., $111 million of waterworks and sewer system revenue bonds.
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Should be a pleasant mid- to late afternoon for any pregame preparations.
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They can make coming home almost as pleasant as the vacation itself.
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"Rusticity is not always the most pleasant thing in Champagne," Victoria said.
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Your feed will become that much quieter and that much more pleasant.
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But, it's never pleasant to feel like you've really lost your cool.
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The pleasant surprise offered a tailwind to cautious European stocks Wednesday morning.
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EST: Kasich holds a rally in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 6:45 p.m.
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Something simple like a good smartphone holder makes commuting pleasant and safer.
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" Asked for his take on their first encounter, Starr replied, "Totally pleasant.
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Certainly you ladies have all spent many pleasant evenings in that position.
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For a pleasant mini-reset, here's how I recommend using the site.
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People would still try to pull strings to get more pleasant assignments.
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"Consumers told us mopping was their least pleasant household activity," he said.
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I was passing through a pleasant residential neighborhood lined with magnificent trees.
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Acoustics aside, the cabin is a pleasant enough place to observe gridlock.
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Leave it to the mainstream media to ruin an otherwise pleasant morning.
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We are immediately informed that this is no ordinary, pleasant love story.
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His explanations delight his audiences; they have the pleasant totality of fables.
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Plus, there will be performances by BbyMutha, Powers Pleasant, and Angel + Dren.
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So the dance generates its own climate, and it's pleasant, not chilly.
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If driving is easier and more pleasant, people will do it more.
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"They're nice boys, pleasant, they held the elevator," said Rochelle Shapiro, 63.
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But walking around and looking around on a pleasant or not so pleasant day is a way for me to get out of my own head … I think without getting too heady or philosophical, Grizz feels the same way.
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All chicories feature a pleasant, bittersweet flavor, which requires a somewhat assertive vinaigrette.
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Biel has always been open about parenting, even the not-so-pleasant parts.
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Each platform offers its users a slightly different experience, which isn't always pleasant.
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And I don't think taller ceilings would've made the experience any more pleasant.
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Elizabeth's sisters all smile in the same perfectly pleasant way that makes it
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Indoles are a stinky organic compound that actually smells pleasant in small batches.
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But one pleasant surprise is how diverse that group turned out to be.
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The delivery of information created this weird pleasant tingling all over my body.
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People like Bareket say marijuana can be a truly pleasant and helpful experience.
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One whiff relaxes the posterior and imparts a reliable and pleasant head rush.
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And decades' worth of evidence suggests we prefer cheap and safe to pleasant.
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Square's lending business, Square Capital, has been a pleasant surprise from the start.
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Both are able to do that, which makes the experience much more pleasant.
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The Pleasant Grove Police Department has not responded to CNN's requests for comment.
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But if you can't see it, your shopping experience will be more pleasant.
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It looked pleasant, but also like a toilet full of Ty-D-Bol.
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Sometimes the image you see in that mirror is not a pleasant one.
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Hopefully it'll be the kind with a pleasant aftertaste, and one that lasts.
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Still, flying may be about to get less pleasant for everyone on board.
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Your goal, ultimately, is to steer the conversation from being awkward to pleasant.
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The interior is pleasant with substantial metal trim seemingly forged by Thor's hammer.
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"School is not pleasant, the way it was when I started," he said.
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Instead of medical-grade white, the case covers the AirPods in pleasant leather.
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The airport does a lot to make layovers not just bearable, but pleasant.
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It's a pleasant surprise that works better than it comes across on paper.
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But the transition from business to elected official has not been entirely pleasant.
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Like the Asus Chromebook Flip, the R11 is a surprisingly pleasant tablet, too.
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"This is 100% organic, and it's a really nice, pleasant surprise," Konstant said.
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It's not very pleasant to get all the harassment and all the negativity.
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Here's a good thing: a pleasant video of cows is currently enchanting Reddit.
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Can this lighthearted, pleasant show even be called reality television by American standards?
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It was a pleasant start to my life as a rapidly deteriorating sentience.
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When you drive out of Racine to Mount Pleasant, there's no actual village.
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By the end, it was only Mount Pleasant that was in the running.
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Some fathers listen to Rush Limbaugh all day because he's a pleasant distraction.
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LADY MURASAKI: My guide to the future is not pleasant to look at.
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His boyfriend Fadi Fawaz was "also very pleasant … never any attitude," she adds.
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Foxconn is building a huge, $203bn manufacturing plant on much of Mount Pleasant.
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Politics, unlike digital images, can't float forever in a sea of pleasant indifference.
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But, in a pleasant turn of events, STEREO far outlived its expected lifetime.
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Go deeper: The S&P 500's Q1 earnings were a pleasant surprise
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We're not saying it's going to be easy or pleasant, but it's possible.
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Using the web on Pixel should be a much more pleasant experience.4.
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And the rosé is also a liter bottle, which is a pleasant surprise.
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From the looks of it, that still doesn't look like a pleasant experience.
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Like everyone, I sweat right through my shirt—and it didn't look pleasant.
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This emoji has two meanings, one of which isn't very pleasant at all.
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Gerald Toussaint, pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, said of the money raised.
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He was aboard another train bound for Antioch at the Pleasant Hill Station.
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Last week, Foxconn began pouring a concrete foundation at the Mount Pleasant site.
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The back of all three devices is incased in a very pleasant fabric.
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The influx of sudden wealth can be as destabilizing as it is pleasant.
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All these phones are designed to create a more pleasant budget phone experience.
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Shaker village of Pleasant Hill, KY; New Harmony, IN; Twin Oaks, VA; Walden
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Suddenly, "head shrinker" has a whole new (slightly more pleasant?) ring to it.
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Pleasant surprises are in store on Thursday when the Sun sextiles unpredictable Uranus.
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