Get next to Pop for a change, and don't talk ... listen.
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I also pick up a cake pop for my little cousin.
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You can buy Pumpkin Spice Boom Chicka Pop for $4.59 on Instacart.
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A big pop for Snap signals a lot of demand for fresh IPOs.
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Pop, for one, seems convinced that Fred was shot by the Angel of Death.
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But we've always played guitar pop, for us it's always been about the melodies.
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Bloody Paul Morley and his Art of Noise psuedo-pop-for-psueds-corner project.
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"Participation Levels" start at $100 a pop for students, and for "Friends" at $250.
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The band's sound had been transitioning from nu-metal to pure pop for a decade.
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Mr Yu's enthusiasm is reciprocated by young Japanese; many are into K-pop, for example.
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It was Hall & Oates for Mr. Chou, and some '90s Cantopop — Cantonese pop — for Ms. Ch'ien.
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After all, that's what non-English speakers have been doing with English-language pop for decades.
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It was the strongest first-day pop for a US company since March 2000 when Palm Inc.
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For the past three years, I've shelled out $60 a pop for a LifePlanner from Erin Condren.
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One technician said the charts are setting up for an even bigger pop for the social network.
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And one last thank you to, Pop, for having the guts to be that first cable network.
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The boy had phenomenal hand speed, an ability to slip punches, and surprising pop for a flyweight.
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His receipt read $49,285.70 and most of that came from paying $450 a pop for 100 generators.
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There's one company testing osteopathic pharmaceuticals on mice and they're being charged 70,000 a pop for doing it.
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Her mother, Lisa Marie Presley, was married to the King of Pop for two years in the '90s.
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He said an infrastructure spending plan could be a quick pop for the economy, and find bipartisan support.
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Twenty-four full-size lipsticks, which usually retail for $21 a pop, for $250 total, down from $504.
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He will nurse his pop for innings and leave the Tootsie center, uneaten, resting on its flattened wrapper.
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Not long thereafter, Loewenstein reupped with Sub Pop for a 2002 debut solo album entitled At Sixes And Sevens.
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"K-pop really garnered an external following outside of Asia," said Tamar Herman, who covers K-pop for Billboard.com.
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At a cool $200,000 a pop for the top model, it sounds like a great lunch time novelty destination.
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Róisín Murphy, "Mastermind" Róisín Murphy is preparing a new collection of off-kilter pop for release on July 8th.
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You retain peek and quick actions but lose pop, for instance, because there's no additional level of pressure threshold.
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This is basic mainstream pop, for and about gay girls, which shouldn't be a revelation in 2018, but it is.
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Then I come back in, eat a yogurt, and pack a banana and some Boom Chicka Pop for a snack.
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Her Hollywood apartment is adorned with stuffed animals, and she clutched an orange Tootsie Roll Pop for an entire interview.
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That is a steal, considering most coffee shops charge as much as $3 to 5 a pop for cold brew.
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PT on Thursday, the cheapest ticket option on StubHub— standing room only — will run you $2,250 a pop for Game 3.
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Although it didn't "pop" for new investors, pricing at the midpoint of its proposed range allowed Pivotal to raise $555 million.
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So what of millionaire Tim Gurner's claim that millennials are spending $19 a pop for this green-and-creamy brunch fave?
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When asked to "play some music I like," Alexa can deliver, say, country music for one person and pop for another.
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Famed Michael Jackson impersonator Navi did what he does best Thursday, transforming into the King of Pop for an upcoming flick.
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It's also what makes people like Chuck Westmoreland leave behind a career in pop for something with a little less sheen.
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Ditching Sub Pop for indier-than-that Drag City, they do what they've always done only better: abrade and uplift simultaneously.
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Iggy Pop, "Tonight" This is another cheat, since Bowie technically co-wrote it with Pop for the latter's debut solo album, The Idiot.
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"Somebody once called us the Sub Pop for games," he said, after noticing I was wearing a shirt from the famous Seattle label.
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One tasked Harvey Jason with sourcing several books at $2,500 a pop for a film team, including the director and some principal actors.
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It also proved their final album for Homestead before switching to Nirvana's old label Sub Pop for Smash Your Head On The Punk Rock.
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The coffee chain is also introducing a Crispy Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Baja Black Bean Veggie Wrap and Frosted Doughnut Cake Pop for the summer.
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Big Pop for Diaz The contrast between when I first arrived in Vegas and when I left the press conference yesterday was quite striking.
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Coal rollers pay hundreds, if not thousands of dollars a pop for the sole purpose of harassing people who think cars should be cleaner.
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If you have trouble reaching the $50 free shipping minimum, add a ceramic message pop for $5 — it's a cute and thoughtful finishing touch.
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We opened for Extreme for a month and then we went out with Iggy Pop for a month on the Brick By Brick tour.
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This newest cocoa will be available through the holidays, and through Christmas, you can get a cake pop for just $1 with any cocoa purchase.
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So here's a heartfelt thank you to the quiet queen of pop for stirring the pot and blessing us with a few hours of distraction.
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Too bad for Judge ... he could have hauled in some decent cash -- $40 a pop for professional photo ops, plus more for autographs and selfies.
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Outside, Denise asks Daryl to get anything "remotely medical" he finds, plus maybe some pop for Tara, who was talking about it in her sleep.
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He'll bank $75k per movie if Disney opts to use him in any other flicks ... plus some bonus change -- $500 a pop for public appearances.
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Stars typically can't be seen dating, getting plastic surgery, or become embroiled in any kind of scandal, Tamar Herman, who covers K-pop for Billboard.
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While he's delivered some unpaid speeches, he's also been rewarded at a rate of $400,000 a pop for paid speeches — including to Wall Street firms.
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As he aged into an aggressive, unwieldy adult, Bubbles was forced to trade in moonwalking with the King of Pop for climbing the sanctuary's social ladder.
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TicketNetwork has resales in row N for $765 a seat, and one person wants $3,733 a pop for row BB in the back on the floor.
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" His former bandmate Harry Styles was also nominated at the awards show for best collaboration for best visual effects and best pop for "Sign of the Times.
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Complex terms and conditions and all, it is a very real thing and thousands forked over $500 a pop for their own Musk-approved bringer of fire.
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Justin Timberlake, the Prince of Pop for many 90s babies, is using words like "integrate" in 2019 when it comes to how he interacts with Black artists.
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That record was a sharp left turn, trading in the meditative calm of his early works for something boisterous and aggressive—art pop for the spiritually inclined.
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This action is particularly dangerous with Davis as the screener, since he is a threat to either pop for a midrange jumper or roll hard to the rim.
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Restaurant Brands shares are up more than 30% this year, compared to a nearly 10% rise for top rival McDonald's (MCD) and about a 20% pop for KFC owner Yum!
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Open the Settings tab on the web (click the cog icon then Settings), switch to the Forwarding and POP/IMAP section, and enable either POP for all emails or IMAP.
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Massages at Squeeze will start at just $39 a pop (for 20 minutes of tissue work), with $109 and $129 options also available (for 50 and 80 minute sessions, respectively).
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"It's really interesting that a crew from America is trying to figure out how to, essentially, hack the K-pop market," said Tamar Herman, who covers K-pop for Billboard.com.
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A commonplace book, as Pauline Kael once said about a dialogue-heavy movie, is like a bag of popcorn: Not every kernel has to pop for it to be enjoyable.
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Albeit, even at 50 seconds a pop (for the shortest, simplest articles) the robot writer is still not going to be able to turn out 2,000+ articles in 24 hours.
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K-pop For a long time, the term "K-pop" has been used to describe a "genre," when it's simply a generic, catchall term for popular music that comes from Korea.
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That proposal, which appeared in news reports Monday, has already been viewed as a negative by the markets since there would not be an immediate corporate earnings pop for next year.
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A string section eased Domino into formal 1960s pop for "Walkin' to New Orleans," but it isn't hard to hear the twinkle in his eye as he hails his native city.
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But at nearly $2,500 a pop for your first year of use (and almost $500 every year after), a Peloton won't just make your waistline lean — it'll slim down your wallet, too.
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Ted Stevens [guitarist], who was writing a lot for that record, I feel he did a nice job of keeping things weirder and darker, and I was leaning too pop for Cursive.
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The symbolism of the visit is striking, given that the South Korean military uses K-pop for psychological warfare, blasting it from loudspeakers in the Demilitarized Zone that divides the two countries.
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One person will pop for Persuasion, and another person will counter that Persuasion is so uncharacteristic for Austen that saying it's your favorite is as good as saying you don't really like Austen.
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In the warrant, authorities claimed Kadar was Darknet_Legend, an AlphaBay seller advertising bomb threats for just $30-60 a pop (for an extra $15, Darknet_Legend said he would attempt to frame someone else).
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For Mr. Homme, it was an intimidating trove; he didn't contact Mr. Pop for three months, then explained that he had been working on music and sent some poems and songs in progress.
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It's been a busy week for the Jonas Brothers, who took home the MTV Video Music Award for best pop for their hit song "Sucker" at Monday night's award show in New Jersey.
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I realized what made those guys really special, what made things pop for them was really realizing that you are who you are and really accepting that and really like being unapologetic about it.
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Using a companion app on either Android or iOS, you simply scan your Wi-Fi network for compatible devices, then tie those devices to one or more Pop for simplified control and recipe creation.
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One more fun fact ... Mike says fans are still so obsessed with the bite, he made back the $3 MILLION he was penalized by charging fans $250 a pop for pics reenacting the chomp.
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I was disappointed by Mizuguchi's last major work, Child of Eden, which had a similar interstellar-hippy-rave aesthetic to Tetris Effect, but leant a little too heavily on earnest J-pop for my taste.
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If you plan on using Aloe Bud long-term, you'll probably want to pop for the $4.99 expansion pack which includes different versions of the reminder texts so your notifications' messaging doesn't become too routine.
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Pop for the People also includes work, on loan from the National Portrait Gallery, in which Lichtenstein responded to major national news—namely the portrait Bobby Kennedy (1968) and the provocative Gun in America (1968).
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Raising money is the goal of every IPO, and after that, it's a tricky balance to ensure that the company gets as much capital as it can while allowing a day-one "pop" for the stock.
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A robust mix of reggaeton and trap, with a smattering of pop for good measure, Famouz presents him as a fully formed performer with a firm grasp on his process and the execution of his ideas.
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The boy band took home the VMA award for best pop for their hit song "Sucker" and Jonas' wife Sophie Turner congratulated him by sharing some behind-the-scenes moments to Instagram after the big night.
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They start at about $2 a pop for a prefold, which is just a piece of fabric you can fashion into a diaper shape; on the other end there are the $35 diapers that require no handiwork.
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Rostam Batmanglij—co-writer and multi-instrumentalist—left the group in 2016 to pursue solo projects, yet the singles don't swerve from what you'd expect of Vampire Weekend: melodic, also reaching back to 80s pop for inspiration.
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I now have to find those people — not a trivial marketing task — and convince them that what they were paying $2000 a pop for is much more effectively and economically purchased by getting a $210 subscription to DAZN.
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But the Grammys didn't go fully international, overlooking K-pop, for instance, and the world-beating group BTS, who released a No. 1 EP, "Map of the Soul: Persona," featuring a hit with Halsey, in the Grammys window.
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Farruko, a rising reggaetonero from Puerto Rico, has previously spoken about how Daddy Yankee gave budding artists like himself the opportunity to collaborate with him on music—something that isn't often afforded to other genres, like pop, for example.
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If you've got a pop for whom you buy gifts every year, chances are you've already gotten him every baseball accessory known to man — and there are only so many pattern variations you can get of the same tie.
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I think it's fair to say that perhaps what blocked critical embrace of pop for so long is the exact thing that makes it unique among other music genres: the fact that it allows for the possibility of perfection.
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The former global chief technology officer of Coca-Cola, Alan Boehme, is trading the effervescent world of soda pop for the day-to-day necessities of detergents, deodorants, daily cleansers, diapers and dental hygiene at Procter & Gamble, TechCrunch has learned.
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The so-called "IPO window," at least for now, appears to be open — and now it's a matter of figuring out the balance of ensuring a good pop for the company while not leaving too much money on the table.
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So it made sense for the singer to get a little help from his costars James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Gwen Stefani, Kunal Nayyar, Ron Funches -- as well as Caroline Hjelt and Aino Jawo of Icona Pop for the music video.
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Pop for the People: Roy Lichtenstein in L.A. explores how the artist, a vanguard of the Pop Art movement buoyed by a renaissance in printmaking, made fine art accessible to the American public in ways that had not been achieved before.
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"They told us we were doing the wrong thing with [this album] when in fact we were predicting the way, in fact, creating the way, everything would go in British pop for the next three years," Albarn declared to Maconie, and he's correct.
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He showed off crossovers, no-looks, step-backs, finger-rolls, deep-threes, and vicious swats of much tinier boys (who surely deserved a hot dog and an orange pop for the rejections), and even aced the bottle throwing thing that's all the rage.
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Ariana Grande: Sweetener (Republic) Since my secondhand teenpop fandom dried up well before my daughter's enthusiasms dwindled down to One Direction, I ignored Grande until a mixed phalanx of market analysts and poptimist diehards declared this 2018 album pure pop for track-and-hook people.
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But if you live in something bigger than one bedroom, with smart bulbs ranging from Ikea's $20 options to $50 a pop for some of Philip's Hue expensive colored bulbs (not even counting any hubs or extra routers you may need), that proposition can get pricey fast.
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Famous actresses typically throw down $399 a pop for The IV Doc's "Beautify" treatment before award ceremonies, loading up on vitamins and electrolytes for an Oscar-worthy glow, while professional athletes might opt for a quick $150 "Super Vitamin B" intramuscular injection to burn some fat.
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I like good coffee, but I don't like to shell out $2-$4 a pop for it, so I recently invested in a single serve French press and signed up for a coffee subscription service that sends me a new blend every few weeks at $7 per bag.
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After Monade,, Sadier continued as a solo artist, releasing four albums of globe-trotting art-pop for Drag City, working with collaborators such as John McEntire; the late singer-songwriter/producer Richard Swift; The Sea & Cake's Sam Prekop; Tortoise's Jeff Parker; and Stereolab's Julien Gasc and Joe Watson.
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He approached the newly arrived owner-occupants of Atlantic Arts and offered $1 million a pop for their apartments — in exchange for which they would agree to sign a gag order prohibiting them from speaking out against the arena project, or donating money to groups that opposed it.
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At $28 a pop for a tall size, you'd be able to consume 225 of the fall drinks for the same price as an iPhone X. But to drink a full $21,2000 worth of pumpkin spice lattes before December, you'd need to make about three Starbucks runs per day.
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At first glance, it might seem that the Brooklyn ensemble Ava Luna, makers of a cosmic strain of indie pop for essentially a full decade now, are engaging with such foolish fantasias as they prep for the release of their fourth album, called Moon 2 (due September 7 on Western Vinyl).
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We were the first ice dance team of Asian descent to win a medal in the Olympics, and so that was something that we're really proud of and to see that representation spreading across the world … we haven't been following K-pop for our entire lives, but real recognizes real.
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Bees first baseman and leadoff hitter Elbie Fletcher, 22, reached the majors at 18, and though he didn't have a lot of pop for a first baseman, he had one of the best batting eyes of his day and would later lead the National League in on-base percentage three times.
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The many firms that do the 409A valuations are able to charge around $50,000 a pop for them depending on the work needed to be done to value a company, and they often prompt discussions between the appraisers and the company's auditors, raking in still more fees for all involved.
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But while the group has long functioned in its own bizarre hybrid milieu — "too rock for pop and too pop for rock," said the guitarist and Ms. Williams's chief songwriting partner, Taylor York — Paramore returns to a Top 40 landscape even less hospitable to guitars than the one it left on an idiosyncratic high note.
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MANOHLA DARGIS One of the big, possibly bad movie stories of the last few months has been Sean Parker and Prem Akkaraju's proposed new venture, Screening Room, which would bring first-run movies into living rooms for $50 a pop for 48 hours, though customers would also have to pony up $150 for the device to stream these titles.
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She's a colossus of pop for a few reasons, among them the iconic fashion moments (the meat dress happened this decade, as did her arrival to the Grammys in a giant egg), her unabashed support for the causes she loves and, above all, a strain of pop that is at once subversive, referential and entirely her own.
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At $28 a pop for a tall size, you'd be able to consume 225 of the fall favorites for the same price as one iPhone X. Holiday flavors like peppermint take over for pumpkin spice around December — or whenever stores run out of supplies — so if you're committed to the autumnal staple, you'd have to make around seven Starbucks runs per day.
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There will be music nightly in Gustavia and reservations for tables with views at Bonito, one of the chic places to dine on a chic island; a gathering spot where the actress Uma Thurman was parked at a corner table with friends last week while the quick-witted bartenders deftly whipped up tropical cocktails at 18 euros a pop for the well-tanned.
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"The [master-limited partnerships] and the pipe[line companies] suffered three, four, five years ago, [but] the company has right-sized its balance sheet, it carries nearly 40% of the country's natural gas, and in 2020, if we get expansion of [liquefied natural gas] exporting out of the U.S., Kinder Morgan and the energy sector could get a catalyst pop for that," Petrides said.
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